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General| Brand | Optimus |
|---|---|
| Model | UMX-02/0 |
| Category | Matrix Switcher |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the Audio Microprocessor Matrix for public address systems.
Details the power supply, RS-485 connections, and ground connection for the UMX-02/0.
Explains how to expand the UMX-02/0 mainframe capacity by adding more cards.
Describes the physical controls on the front panel of the UMX-02/0 unit.
Details how to select and adjust audio channel monitoring on the front panel.
Explains the function of various keys for menu navigation and data input.
Describes the alphanumeric display and special characters used on the UMX-02/0.
Covers accessing the DB-9 connector for configuration and firmware updates.
Lists the technical specifications of the UMX-02/0, including power, consumption, and dimensions.
Provides essential preliminary information before configuring the UMX-02/0 unit.
Outlines the procedure for configuring the UMX-02/0 using a personal computer.
Details how to access and navigate the main configuration menu.
Explains the steps to enter the main configuration menu.
Covers the configuration of UMX-2E and UMX-EGC input cards.
Details the configuration of UMX-2S output cards.
Describes how to configure UMX-ECT contact input cards.
Explains the configuration of UMX-SCT contact output cards.
Details the creation, editing, and deletion of groups for system configuration.
Covers system-wide settings like address, language, and password.
Provides access to view current configurations of various modules.
Instructions on how to enter the Properties menu to view configurations.
Guides users on how to view different configuration settings.
Allows users to enter the password to modify configurations, with default 1234.
Deactivates access to configurations and performs automatic logout after inactivity.
Illustrates setting up subzones using groups and contact output cards.
Demonstrates zone selection using a microphone and contact input cards.
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