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switch with a higher priority will cause its message to be played, and
any lower priority message will cease to play.
In a combined fire and Mass Notification System (M.N.S.)
installation, choose appropriate priorities. For example, if risk
analysis has determined that M.N.S. has priority over fire, assign a
higher priority to all M.N.S. digitized message switches. Within
M.N.S. relative priorities can be set, so that higher priority messages
will have precedence over lower priority messages.
If the Type is Zone Sw (correlatable switch) and Coded System is
specified, then Code is displayed and editable as for an Input
Circuit.
If the item is some form of switch (Bypass, Slide Switch) etc, then
this flag column can be set to ER (enable required) or none.
For Bypass ands Manual Switches, this flag can be set to AR (Aux
Reset Required). For Correlatable Switches it can contain NS (Non
silenceable)
For Correlatable Switches this flag can contain GA (2nd stage, GA
device). For Bypass and Manual Push Switches it can contain SR
(System Reset Required).
If the item is some form of switch (Bypass, Slide Switch) etc., then
this flag column can be set to CR (Control Required) or none. When
the CR flag is set it is replicated on all switches with that control,
system wide. This includes 24 Switch Adder switches that are later
configured to the same type of common Control. All other switches
that accept the CR flag must be set per switch, rather than per
switch type. This means that, for example, a Paging switch or a
Bypass switch can be configured to require control on one node,
but to always allow operation on a different node, regardless of
which node has control.
Except for Common Controls, System Status and Man Ena, a 20
character tag can be entered. It will be used to identify the control
in messages, etc. For some Type/Assignment combinations the tag
is generated and cannot be edited.
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