Toa SX-2000 Series - Manual (Page 72)

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PRIORITY SETTINGS
(2) Priority
Select priority levels. The smaller the number, the higher the
priority level.
The priority range that can be set varies depending on the
types of the sound sources.
Type Priority Default
Emergency 1 – 128 50
Evacuation 129 – 256 150
Alert 129 – 256 200
Reset (All clear) 129 – 256 250
General 257 – 512 300
BGM 257 – 512 500
• Emergency: Microphone announcement from the remote microphone of which type is "Emergency" or
set to "Emergency/General."
• Evacuation: EV message broadcast of which type is set to "Evacuation."
• Alert:
EV message broadcast of which type is set to "Alert."
• Reset: EV message broadcast of which type is set to "Reset."
• General: General-purpose pattern broadcast from the sound source of which type is set to
"General," and microphone announcement from the remote microphone of which type is
set to "General."
• BGM: General-purpose pattern broadcast from the sound source of which type is set to "BGM."
Notes
• Here, set the priority level when the BGM sound source is assigned to the general-purpose pattern
broadcast. Priority levels for the "General" and "BGM" to be set here work among general-purpose
sound sources or among BGM sound sources, and do not work between general-purpose sound
sources and BGM sound sources.
• General-purpose sound sources and BGM sound sources are mixed when the BGM sound source is
assigned to the general-purpose pattern broadcast. Volume level of the BGM sound sources can be
attenuated in the
"Mixing Setting (p. 53)."
• The priority levels set for BGM sources take effect when the BGM sources are assigned to general-
purpose broadcast patterns. When the BGM sources are assigned to BGM patterns, their priority levels
are made lowest in the system irrespective of their set priority levels.