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3. The ACM-1 also controls a small local
speaker in the MMM-1 module. Any
of several signals available in the
System can be sent to this speaker if
selected in CSG-M.
4. Three supervised riser circuits provide
low power audio signals to the OCC-1 to
be sent to power amplifiers. The ACM-1
can also connect these risers to an
auxiliary non-emergency signal source
for use in non-emergency audio
applications.
5. The Audio Control module communi-
cates with the VSM-1 Voice Switch
modules, the VLM-1 Voice LED
modules, and the VFM-1 Fan Control
modules that are part of the system.
The VSM-1 modules provide firefighters
with a means of controlling nonautomatic
functions of the MXLV system.
The VLM-1 modules provide status
indications of the System. The VFM-1
modules provide the system operator
with automatic and manual control and
annunciation of fan control functions for
building management. These functions
are set in CSG-M. For more information
about the VSM-1, VLM-1, and VFM-1,
Figure 2
Mounting the ACM-1
refer to the MXLV Manual, P/N 315-
092036, and the VLM-1//VSM-1/VFM-1
Instructions, P/N 315-092064.
6. The ACM-1 controls the warden's page
that comes from the TMM-1 Telephone
Master module. When activated, the
warden's page becomes the audio
source for selected speaker zones.
INSTALLATION
Remove all system power before instal-
lation, first battery and then AC. (To
power up, connect the AC first, then the
battery.)
To set the network address of the
module:
1. Remove the ACM-1 from its protective
bag.
2. Refer to the CSG-M configuration
printout for the address of the ACM-1
module.
3. Set the ACM-1 address on switch S102.
(Refer to Figure 2 for the location of
S102.)
SWITCH S102
2
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