Toa S-20S Ver.5.0 - Manual (Page 21)

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Step 10. Enter information in the Comment column as required.
Step 11. Click the Interval pull-down menu to select the repeat interval as required. (Only the Sound Repeater
without an interval setting function)
Tips
• The term "Interval" refers to the repeat plyaback interval that represents the time between the end
of the previous audio data and the start of the next audio data. Set delay times* are not added to the
repeat interval.
* Not all Sound Repeaters have this delay time setting function.
• The repeat interval is factory-preset to "no repeat."
• To stop repeat broadcasts while in progress, press either the PM-20EV's Play key or the Stop button
on the PC's Sound Repeater Memory area.
Step 12. Repeat Steps 3 – 11 and program the audio data into all desired audio data areas.
Tips
• Audio data can also be programmed by dragging and dropping Wave files in the Filename column.
• To delete a programmed audio data, click the Filename column of the audio data to be deleted and
click the Clear button. A dialog box is then displayed. Click Yes after ensuring that the filename is
correct.
• When programming a second time or thereafter, there is no procedure for designating the folder
save destination. Programmed data are automatically written into the first designated project name
folder.
Note
When the Sound Repeater is EV-20S, 4 audio data can be programmed into it, however, only 3
programmed audio data (No.1 – 3) out of them can be played back depending on the amplifier the
EV-20S is built in.
Interval Settings Setting Contents
no repeat (Factory-preset position) No repeat broadcasts.
0 sec Continuous broadcast with no intervals.
5 sec Broadcasts are repeated after each 5-second pause.
10 sec Broadcasts are repeated after each 10-second pause.
30 sec Broadcasts are repeated after each 30-second pause.
1 min Broadcasts are repeated after each 1-minute pause.
5 min Broadcasts are repeated after each 5-minute pause.
10 min Broadcasts are repeated after each 10-minute pause.
30 min Broadcasts are repeated after each 30-minute pause.
1 hour Broadcasts are repeated after each 1-hour pause.