Paging To A Set Of Zones: The "Zone Combination" Function (New 100 Series Only); Group Programming - EIS 400 Serie Manual De Uso E Instalación

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3.1. To make an announcement
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3.1.4. Paging to a set of Zones: the "zone
combination" function
(the New 100 Series only)
Intercom transmission to a set of zones is possible in New 100
Series installations that allow for individual intercom transmission
(see 2.1.2.). In contrast to group intercom transmission, this
operation DOES NOT STORE IN MEMORY the set of zones to
which the transmission is addressed.
Key in the zone address (for
example, zone 4).
To add new zones,
simultaneously press the PRG
and GROUP buttons for 1
second.
Key the other zone address (for
example, zone 3).
Repeat the process for as many
times as necessary in order to
add the number of zones
desired, up to a maximum of 10.
Follow the same procedure
of pressing the TALK
button as described
in the rest of the
transmission operations in sections
6
3.1.1., 3.1.2. and 3.1.3.

3.1.5. Group Programming

The 400 Series
In 400 Series installations each control unit has the ability of having one or more
group codes assigned.
Configuration and Installation Menu, depending on the model (see CC-1034
User and Installation Manual for the 400 Series).
The New 100 Series
In New 100 Series installations that have the zone transmission feature (see
4 2.1.2.), the definition of groups of zones takes place at the microphone base
PRG
1s itself. A maximum of 10 groups of 10
zones each is permitted.
To create a group, key in 921 followed
by the PRG button.
3
PRG
1s
Select a group between 1 and 10 (for
example, 9) and press the PRG button.
Select the zone number you wish to add
8 to the group (for example, zone 7). To
PRG
1s
confirm, keep the PRG and GROUP
buttons pressed for 1 second.
Repeat the process for as many times
as necessary to add the desired number
T A L K
of zones, up to a maximum of 10.
3 - 4 - 8
To store the programming into memory,
keep the PRG button pressed for 1
second.
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The codes must be defined in each control unit's
9 2 1
PRG PRG
9
PRG
7
PRG
1s
2
PRG
1s
2 - 7
PRG
1s