Playing-Remote Control; Memory Test; Erase Message - Mackenzie MacFi User Manual

3.4

Playing-Remote Control

Remote Control playback is achieved through the I/O connections located on the
endplate of the MacFi unit. Please reference the Hardware Configuration section of
this manual for additional information on available connections. Playback of
message will include selected repeat and delay parameters.
Step 1 – Make all desired power, audio out, configuration switch and I/O
connections to the unit and power up. Unit will initiate self test and
default to idle mode.
Step 2 – Provide a momentary or maintained signal to the message
input(Connector 1, terminals 2-9) desired. Message LED will remain
solid during playback.
Step 3 – Provide a momentary signal to the stop input(Connector 1, terminal 10)
to stop playback and return to idle mode - or - allow message to play to
end at which point, system will return to idle mode.
MacFi will ignore an input which corresponds to an empty or corrupt message
location. Play relay contact will be maintained for the duration of play sequence.
When playing multiple messages through queued messages or via maintained start
activation's, the system will drop the play relay for approximately 100mS between
sequences.
3.5

Memory Test

Use this procedure when you wish to clear system memory of previously recorded
messages or test/verify system memory.
Step 1 – Remove power from MacFi
Step 2 – Depress and hold Record Setup button while restoring power to MacFi.
Continue to hold Record Setup button until Record Indicator remains
ON, at which time it may be released. Record Indicator will remain ON
and Message LED's will cycle while system runs audio memory check.
This process could take up to 15 minutes on the MacFi 8 and up to 30
minutes on the MacFi 16.
Step 3 – Wait until Record Indicator turns off, indicating memory check is
complete, and unit will perform as usual.
-or-
Remove then re-apply power to bypass memory check.
3.6

Erase Message

Individual message locations may be erased by simply recording a message to that
location with less than 250ms duration. This short recording will instruct the
system to erase the data from that message location.
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