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2.5. Indicator State at the Time of General/BGM Broadcast .................................. 2-22
2.6. Indicator State at the Time of RM Broadcast Status Display ........................... 2-23
2.7. Indicator State at the Time of Lamp Test ......................................................... 2-23
2.8. Indicator State at the Time of Failure Output Receipt ...................................... 2-24
2.9. Indicator State at the Time of Failure Output Reset ......................................... 2-25
2.10. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start ............... 2-26
2.11. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Stop ................ 2-27
2.12. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start/Stop ....... 2-28
2.13. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Sequence Stop ............................ 2-29
2.14. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Sequence Phase Shift ................ 2-30
2.15. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Reset ............................................ 2-31
2.16. Indicator State at the Time of Audio Monitor ................................................. 2-32
2.17. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Input .................................... 2-32
2.18. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Output (Pulse) .................... 2-33
2.19. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Output (Level) ..................... 2-33
2.20. Indicator State at the Time of Zone Volume Adjustment (Pulse) .................. 2-34
2.21. Indicator State at the Time of Input Volume Adjustment (Pulse) ................... 2-35
2.22. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Warning Broadcast ..................... 2-36
Chapter 3 : OPERATION
1. BGM AND GENERAL BROADCAST ................................................ 3-2
1.1. Broadcasting from the RM-200SF, RM-300X, RM-320F, and RM-210F ........... 3-2
1.2. Assignment Example ........................................................................................ 3-2
1.3. Operation Examples ......................................................................................... 3-3
2. EMERGENCY WARNING BROADCAST ....................................... 3-9
3. EMERGENCY BROADCAST ................................................................ 3-10
3.1. Typical System Examples ................................................................................ 3-10
3.2. Remote Microphone Operation Example ........................................................ 3-12
4. MAKING ALL-ZONE EMERGENCY BROADCAST ................ 3-15
4.1. Priority Control of the All-Zone Emergency Broadcast ..................................... 3-15
4.2. Making All-zone Emergency Broadcast from the RM-300X ............................ 3-16
4.3. Making All-zone Emergency Broadcast from the RM-200SF .......................... 3-17
5. DETECTING FAULT ................................................................................... 3-18
5.1. Fault Detection Setting Example ...................................................................... 3-18
5.2. Case Example of Malfunction .......................................................................... 3-19
5.3. Remote Microphone's Operation Example ..................................................... 3-20
5.4. VX-3004F's Operation Example ...................................................................... 3-21
5.5. Example of Executing the Failure Reception and Failure Reset
by Way of the Control Input Terminals ............................................................ 3-22
6. LAMP TEST .................................................................................................... 3-23
6.1. Remote Microphone's Operation Example ...................................................... 3-23
6.2. VX-3004F's Operation Example ...................................................................... 3-24
7. OTHER FUNCTIONS ................................................................................. 3-25
7.1. Audio Monitor ................................................................................................... 3-25
7.2. Intended Control Input Operation .................................................................... 3-26