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If this is selected, paging broadcast will be possible only for the 1st Priority PGM1 when the MTX is
in emergency mode.
• Paging Device Group
◦ [Opening Chime]/[Closing Chime] check boxes
If these check boxes are selected, you can make settings for the opening chime and/ or closing
chime. Click the button at right to specify the chime file that will play. This setting is shared by the
PGM1 (Paging Device Group) units that are connected to the same MTX.
◦ [Maximum paging duration] list box
Selects the time after PTT is turned on until it is automatically turned off. If a message is being
played back, it will not turn off even if the specified time is exceeded. This setting is shared by the
PGM1 units that are connected to the same MTX.
◦
[The scheduler’s paging events are broadcast with higher priority than PGM1. Paging events have
a lower priority than 1st Priority PGM1.] check box
If this check box is selected, the priority order will be “1st Priority PGM1 > events > normal PGM1.”
If this check box is cleared, the priority order will be “1st Priority PGM1 > normal PGM1 > events.”
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[OK] button
Saves the settings and closes the dialog box.
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[Cancel] button
Discards the settings and closes the dialog box.
■「PRIORITY DUCKER」"component editor
You can make ducker settings.
The ducker is a function that temporarily reduces the input from one channel when an audio signal is input to
another specified input channel, allowing the audio from the specified channel to be heard clearly. The priority
order is as follows: “PRIORITY SOURCE” of the “1st PRIORITY” > “PRIORITY SOURCE” of the “2nd PRIORITY” >
MATRIX Out signal.
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[PRIORITY SOURCE] list
Selects the input signal for the ducker.
Select [ANC Bus] if you want the mixed signal to be the high-priority audio. The mix of audio signals to the
ANC bus can be created in the "Matrix Mixer" component editor.
For details about other parameters, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" .
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3
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