Alert And Evac Messages; Cancel Messages - Redback A 1730 Operating Manual

Redback® A 1730 Message Player

5.3 Alert and Evac Messages

A message can be inserted every three alert cycles and/or every three evac cycles . A Voice message could be something
like "please evacuate the building". To install an Alert or Evac message open the "voice" folder and then select the alert
or evac folder. Figure 7 illustrates the location of the voice/evac folder.
Delete the file in the folder and replace it with an MP3 message file you want to play when you activate the alert or evac.
This MP3 could be a file from the #library# folder or an MP3 of your own choosing.
Note: If an Alert or Evac message is not required delete the files in these folders.

5.4 Cancel Messages

Dedicated messages can be played on each trigger cancellation, including the Alert and Evac triggers. An example might
include a message such as "The incident has been resolved, please return to work" played when the Evac trigger is can-
celled. To include a cancel message for a trigger, navigate to the cancel folder and then place an MP3 file in the appropri-
ate trigger folder. The location of the folders is illustrated in figure 8.
Note: If a cancel message is not required for a trigger make sure the folder is empty.
Once the MP3's are installed, the SD card can be removed from the PC following windows safe card removal procedures.
As outlined in section 4.0, the A 1730 will play MP3's from the internal memory or from the micro SD card. If the MP3's
are to be played from the micro SD card, make sure the A 1730 is OFF and insert the Micro SD card into the slot in the
front; it will click when fully inserted. The A 1730 will now use the files on the SD card for playback.
To use the internal memory for MP3 playback, simply remove the Micro SD card. If the internal memory files needs any
changes refer to section 6.0 for details regarding uploading new files.
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