Message paging zones, Message paging termination – Toa N-8000 Series User Manual

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Chapter 1

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

(2) Only the N-8510MS standard IP Master Station can initiate Message pagings using the make contact signal

input if its rear panel-mounted Message Startup terminal is connected to a switch, sensor or other external

device. When the N-8510MS Station receives the make contact signal while it is in use, it stops its current

operation and initiates the Message paging.

Emergency situation.

Emergency situation.

Message paging

initiated.

Message activation

Switch

Make contact signal

In the case of the N-8510MS Station, set the usable startup method using the N-8000 Setting Software.

10.3.2. Startup conditions

Standby

Station status

(1) Startup through

station operation

(2) Startup by external contact

input (N-8510MS only)

Startup method

Being called
Busy
Calling
Paging

Ч
Ч
Ч
Ч

Being paged

When system is set to

Call Priority mode:

When system is set to

Paging Priority mode: ×

10.4. Message Paging Zones

Pagings can be made over any specified paging zone (example: all-zone paging) set for individual IP Master

Stations or IP Remote Microphone Stations. Use the N-8000 Setting Software to set the paging zones.

10.5. Message Paging Termination

To terminate a Message paging, press the Clear key of the IP Master Station or the IP Remote Microphone

Station which initiated the paging. The number of times the Message paging repeats can be set to either

continuous repetition till the Clear key is pressed for manual termination or to 1 – 10 repetitions for automatic

termination when the set limit is reached. Manual termination takes precedence over automatic termination.

Use the supplied N-8000 Setting Software to set a limit on the number of times.

Note

Message paging is not terminated even if the standard IP Master Station's Message activation terminal is

opened. To terminate, either press the station's Clear key or set the number of repetitions.

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