Procom DVS-21 - 9.18 Remote - AllCall

User Guide
DVS-21
02/2018 • V.1.0 • L. Wolle
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9.18 Remote - AllCall
AllCall is a simultaneous, single-sided speech connection to multiple stations and loudspeaker lines.
The Remote - AllCall program can replace the AllCall program without, however, the option of using the
pre-announcement chime/alarm tone.
All destinations to which a voice connection with the specific station exists via one of the following
programs, can be integrated. (IC Intercom, IC Group, PA Public address, ZZ connection).
In addition, an outgoing connection can be programmed via a long-distance line. In the destination
system, the Remote - Intercom program can react by means of its AllCall-Line.
Priority
Handling of priorities (see Section 9.1)
Codec
Audio compression method with which the codec handles the actual connection.
The options are: µLaw (default), ADPCM (7kHz) and aLaw (see Section 9.1)
AllCall No.
ID of the connection
Own/Analog
Selects the type of call station (ProCom or analog call stations).
Input/call station (Setting Own)
Address, Port, Line
Address and port of the module to which the call station is connected and the line
(key) that is used. (4NSA)
Input/call station (Setting Analog)
Address AF, Port
Address and port of the module to which the AF line of the call station is connected.
(4NPA)
Address 24LI, Port,
Line
Address and port of the module to which the control line of the call station is
connected. (24LI)
Transmission line AF
Address, Port
Address and port of the module to which the long-distance line for the transmission
of AF is connected.
Transmission line controlling
Address, Port
Address and port of the module to which the long-distance line for control
transmission is connected.
Busy line
Line for transferral of the Busy status.
AllCall line
AllCall-Line
Destination of one or more programs Remote - Intercom in a remote system.
Special line
The line is switched on if the program is activated. For example, relays can be
switched or keys can be illuminated.
Flag (NAND)
[IN] The program can be turned off by this flag or switching on can be prevented.
Flag (OR)
[IN] The program can be switched on by this flag. AF channels can be taken over.
Flag (OUT) 1/2
[OUT] The flag is switched on if the program is activated. This enables further
programs to be activated for adaptation to specific requirements.