Omega Speaker Systems RD8300 manual Media Alarm

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Section 5 – Recorder Setup

5.6.8 Media Alarm

The media alarm can be used to alert the user that the media is nearing capacity and needs to be exchanged. The alarm needs to be setup before the enable checkbox is checked. The setup of the media alarms is similar to the setup for any alarm.

Enable Checkbox: If checked the media alarm is

enabled; if unchecked the alarm is disabled. Note: to ensure that the media alarm will activate it is necessary to check the Master Enable in the Alarm Master setup.

Notify Checkbox: If checked the system will attempt to send an email about this alarm condition provided the email is correctly setup.

Setpoint: Alarm when Media is XX % full. This is the value in percent full at which the alarm will activate. Select a value from the pull down menu from 60 to 100%.

Event Message: Enter a message in the entry box (up to a maximum of 20 characters) which will be appended to the alarm/event log message if the Print check box is checked. This message will also be appended to the email if the notify box is checked (see above).

Audio File: The recorder can play a .wav file (PCM type only) instead of the standard alarm sound. These audio files must be saved in the system internal memory (SD Card). The drop down box shows available files. Select the file to be played or leave blank to use the default sound.

Contact: This is the relay output contact that will be activated when the alarm is true. You need to have an optional digital IO board in the system which needs to be set up correctly. The contact has to be enabled. If no contact output is required, set this to None. If you need to set up the contact, press the Setup button alongside the contact number to get to the digital output setup window.

Use the Accept

or Cancel

button to Return as required.

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RD8300 specifications

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