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General| Model | Elemec3 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | GAI-Tronics |
| Category | Network |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
| Enclosure Rating | IP66 |
| Communication Interface | Ethernet |
Describes the E3 controller's role and configuration file management.
Outlines the steps for configuring an Elemec3 system.
Configuring system-wide parameters like type, volume, and network settings.
Adding amplifiers, speaker masters, I/O modules, and Modbus devices.
Enabling and prioritizing live audio sources like Page/Party and telephone interfaces.
Creating and managing communication zones for event destinations.
Managing messages, system tones, and background music.
Configuring system inputs and outputs, including access panels.
Setting attenuation and mix threshold levels for audio mixing.
Downloading and installing the E3 Console application.
Steps to start the E3 Console application and navigate the initial screen.
Managing configurations on the local computer and remote storage locations.
Selecting remote directories using Elemec Bridge or Custom options.
Steps to create a new configuration with a descriptive name.
Creating a configuration file based on an existing local configuration.
Opening a previously saved configuration file from the local working directory.
Configuring system type, volume, attenuation, and network settings.
Adding text-only descriptors for physical locations of hardware components.
Defining acknowledgment and cancellation actions for system events.
Setting up internal state indicators for LED triggers, relay outputs, and events.
Managing system flags for event chaining and relay output activation.
Configuring global mute settings for playback and live speech events.
Specifying mixing, attenuation, and not mixing properties of system audio.
Configuring amplifier channel description, ID, and zone display.
Adding speaker master modules and assigning audio channels, or removing them.
Adding speaker remotes and specifying volume levels, or removing them.
Adding access panels to the system configuration.
Selecting between Type I and Type II API cards for access panel connections.
Configuring muting for local loudspeakers to prevent acoustic feedback.
Defining button types, actions, appearance, and labels for access panels.
Configuring IP access panel description, PIN, volume, supervision, and faults.
Configuring individual buttons on IP access panel pages, including copy/paste.
Navigating through IP access panel button pages.
Managing the order of IP access panel button pages.
Listing and describing available button types for IP access panels.
Creating AP Lite profiles and assigning button layouts for HUBBCOM stations.
Creating and configuring new AP Lite buttons with specified actions and appearance.
Managing AP Lite profile properties, including editing, duplicating, and removing profiles.
Adding various types of I/O controllers to the system.
Configuring input properties like description, switch type, trigger, and fault category.
Configuring output properties like description, relay state, and behavior.
Creating and configuring inhibit groups by assigning inputs.
Configuring output behavior timings like Normal, Interval, and Pulse.
Grouping outputs, flags, and other items for simplified event assignments.
Configuring Modbus TCP server parameters, including inputs and outputs.
Adding and configuring external Modbus TCP devices.
Configuring Page/Party audio input properties like inserts, event triggers, and duration.
Configuring telephone interface audio input properties, including DTMF commands.
Configuring SIP properties like audio setup delay and transport protocol.
Configuring SIP telephone interface registration properties.
Configuring SP2 properties like party drop destination and answer delay.
Configuring audio input properties for auxiliary inputs 1 through 5.
Adding new zones and continuing to the Zone Builder screen.
Configuring zones by selecting audio outputs and destinations.
Creating and managing prerecorded audio clips and system tones.
Creating new messages, including event setup and logic flag configuration.
Listing and managing messages, including properties and message builder.
Setting up background music source, default zone, and interval.
Creating new event objects with descriptions and types.
Setting playback behavior, message editing, and cancellation options.
Configuring source-specific audio and pre/post tones for live speech events.
Configuring source-specific audio and playback behavior for record/playback events.
Specifying how the system cancels and acknowledges events (manual, auto, delay).
Linking events to initiate other events (None, Direct, Conditional).
Configuring scheduled events with interval type, time, duration, and zones.
Enabling and configuring auxiliary IP inputs for the system.
Configuring IP aux outputs and monitor out properties.
Adding, editing, and removing IP destinations for broadcasts.
Understanding colored flags indicating configuration parameter locations.
Understanding parameter precedence across System, Group, Station, and Profile levels.
Accessing system properties and global system settings.
Managing SP2/SVS groups based on hexadecimal group-selector switch position.
Configuring multicast socket assignments for page reception.
Configuring multicast socket assignments for page transmission.
Configuring multicast socket assignments for party lines.
Configuring volume settings, mutes, and other audio parameters.
Defining pass/fail measurement ranges for amplifier loudspeaker tests.
Configuring volume level control for broadcasting audio at different levels.
Configuring RTU inputs, outputs, triggering, and inhibiting.
Configuring SVS inputs, outputs, triggering, and inhibiting.
Combining relays into groups to activate with a single event.
Setting volume levels independently by event or source.
