Config Switches - Mackenzie M2 User Manual

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2.2.7. Config Switches

8 position DIP Switch:
This user adjustable dip switch is provided to allow the user to tailor the operation of the M2 to meet
their demands. Note: This dip switch is read by the CPU only upon power up. Changing the
position of the dip switch while the module is powered up will have no affect on the
operation of the system.
Number of Plays - 1 , 2
For applications where messages
need to be repeated due to noise
or for clarity. Repeating
messages in this fashion eases
system overhead. Global setting
for all messages. When message
is activated, it will play the
programmed number of times.
Delay Between Plays
Messages played immediately
after one another can be
confusing to the listener. Allowing
a delay time can make the
playback easier to understand.
Global setting for all messages.
Play Mode
Defines playback mode of
message sequences. Message
sequences are comprised of
message material, number of
plays and delay between plays
Play Next
Enabling next message allows Start
10(Remote Control connector, Start
10) to initiate playback of next valid
message sequence. First input after
power on will play message 1. All
operation modes are supported and
other start inputs are disabled.
Memory Protect
Allows user to lock message memory
so that messages may not be
accidentally overwritten.
M2 User's Manual V 1.0 Revised 4/21/2003
UP
Position is OFF
DOWN
Position is ON
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Play activated message one time
Play activated message two times
Play activated message three times
Play activated message four times
One second delay between plays
Five second delay between plays
Ten second delay between plays
Thirty second delay between plays
Standard operation - described in
Section 2.2.8
Play one sequence per closure -
described in Section 2.2.8
Play while active - described in
Section 2.2.8
Re-trigger - described in Section
2.2.8
Disable
Enable
Unlock message memory
Lock message memory
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