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• Reset Contact • Reset Contact
This contact was specified to act as the ‘reset’ contact of a contact configured to trigger a latched
latent route. It is not configurable from this sub-menu.
This contact was specified to act as the ‘reset’ contact of a contact configured to trigger a latched
latent route. It is not configurable from this sub-menu.
See Section “14.2.3 Configuring a Routing Contact for Latching Mode”. See Section “14.2.3 Configuring a Routing Contact for Latching Mode”.
• Music Select • Music Select
This contact was selected as a control to switch between Music A and Music B phono inputs. It is
not configurable from this sub-menu.
This contact was selected as a control to switch between Music A and Music B phono inputs. It is
not configurable from this sub-menu.
See Section “9.2 Contact Music Selector Configuration”. See Section “9.2 Contact Music Selector Configuration”.
5. Press the SELECT key to display the next sub-menu or the BACK key to cancel any change. 5. Press the SELECT key to display the next sub-menu or the BACK key to cancel any change.
Make sure the selected contact is an external fault input. Once the SELECT key is pressed,
the contact will be configured for routing and the previous configuration will be lost.
Make sure the selected contact is an external fault input. Once the SELECT key is pressed,
the contact will be configured for routing and the previous configuration will be lost.
6. Select the Description menu item:
[Description]
7. Edit the fault description as required using the arrow keys or the rotary encoder.
[EXT FAULT ]
Default values: ‘EXT FAULT’
Possible value: alphanumeric string of up to 18 characters
Note: The description identifies the fault within the VAR Router.
The DEFAULT key may be used to clear the entire text string to all blank, for speedier input.
8. Save the changes by pressing the SELECT key, or cancel by pressing the BACK key.
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