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Voice Module Programming and Operations Manual

13

Recording a Zone or Partition Message

*

9 CODE

#

4 2 2

PARTITION NO

PARTITION NO

or

*

9 CODE

#

4 2 3

ZONE NO

ZONE NO

The following procedure describes how to record a name for a

partition or zone in your system. The LCD message examples used in

this procedure relate to the Partition message.

To record a zone or partition message:

1.

VOICE MESSAGE:

1) MSG. STRUCTURE

VOICE MESSAGE:

1) MSG. STRUCTURE

From the

Voice Message

menu, select

[2]

Play/Record

.

2.

PLAY/RECORD:

1) COMMON MSG.

PLAY/RECORD:

1) COMMON MSG.

Select

[2] Partition Msg

.

-OR-

Select

[3] Zone Message

.

3.

CHOOSE PART:

1) PARTITION 1

CHOOSE PART:

1) PARTITION 1

Select the appropriate partition or zone

number and press

/

==

.

=

NOTE:

The number of zone and partition messages that can be recorded for each ProSYS

panel are as follows:

ProSYS 16:

Zones 1-16, Partitions 1-4.

ProSYS 40:

Zone s 1-32, Partitions 1-4.

ProSYS 128:

Zones 1-32, Partitions 1-8.

All other zones have a default message of the zone serial number.

4.

PARTITION 1:

1) PLAY MSG

Select

[2] Record Msg

.

5.

PRESS # TO START

MESSAGE RECORD

PRESS # TO START

MESSAGE RECORD

Press

/

==

and say your message

into the appropriate microphone.

=

NOTE:

A microphone is located in both the Voice module and in each MBU. Ask your

installer which microphone should be used for recording messages.

6.

PRESS # TO STOP

REC. TIME: 02

PRESS # TO STOP

REC. TIME:

PRESS # TO STOP

REC. TIME: 02

PRESS # TO STOP

REC. TIME:

The counter in the bottom right of the LCD

counts down the seconds remaining until the

system stops recording.

Recording stops automatically after 2 seconds. If you finish your

message in less than 2 seconds, press

/

==

to stop

recording.

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