Features
Front Panel
1.
Microphone
condenser or dynamic microphone
(such as the included gooseneck
microphone) to this XLR input. Zone
Pager is set to Dynamic mode by
default. The mode can be changed to
Condenser from the Zonetech front
panel or in the Halogen software.
2.
Zone 1-6 Buttons: Press and release
these buttons to select a zone for
paging from the XLR mic input. These
buttons
may
programming Groups. For multi-zone
programming
possibilities the Zonetech processor
or Halogen software can be used.
3.
Zone 1-6 LEDs: These LEDs will illuminate when a zone is selected for paging.
4.
Group 1-2 Buttons: Press and release a Group button to select a Group. Groups contain
multiple assigned zones which are used to page specific areas (for example, "Outdoor
Dining Areas" or "Indoor Dining Areas").
To assign a zone to a Group:
•
Select the zones you want to be included in a Group.
•
Press and hold the group button until it flashes.
5.
Group 1-2 LEDs: The LED will illuminate to indicate that a Group is selected for paging.
6.
Page All Button: Press and release this button to select all zones for paging.
7.
All LED: This LED will illuminate yellow to indicate that all zones are selected for paging.
8.
Ready LED: This LED will illuminate green to indicate that the paging station may be
used for an announcement.
9.
Busy LED: When used with Terminal 1010x, this LED will illuminate red to indicate that a
higher priority page is in operation.
10. Chime LED: This LED will illuminate yellow during the chime. Once finished, talk into the
microphone to page.
11. Page Button: Use this button to make an announcement with the microphone. The Page
button can be set to either Toggle or Momentary mode using Zonetech's web controls or
in the Halogen software. When set to Toggle, press and release the Page button to page;
press and release the Page button again when paging is finished. When set to
Momentary, press and continue to hold the Page button while paging; release the Page
button once paging is finished.
Input:
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used
and
audio
routing
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