Toa SX-2000 Series Manual - Manual (Page 102)

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Chapter 9: RM-200SA REMOTE MICROPHONE
RM-210 REMOTE MICROPHONE EXTENSION
[When assigned to the function key]
Lights red
This Emergency broadcast pattern start key is not pressed.
This Emergency broadcast pattern start key is pressed. (as
long as it is pressed)
Indicator Status Meaning
Key ON/OFF Indicator
Emergency Broadcast
State Indicator
Unlit
Unlit
Lights green
Emergency Broadcast Pattern assigned to this Emergency
broadcast pattern start key is not broadcast.
Emergency Broadcast Pattern assigned to this Emergency
broadcast pattern start key is broadcast.
Emergency Broadcast State Indicator
Key ON/OFF Indicator
Function key (Emergency broadcast pattern start key)
The meanings of the 2 indicators next to the Function Key are as follows:
The SX-2000 system is not in an emergency condition.
Indicator Status Meaning
Emergency Broadcast
Indicator Unlit
Lights red The Emergency Broadcast Pattern is started by pressing this
Emergency key or the SX-2000 system is in an emergency condition.
Covered key
(Emergency key)
Lights red
Emergency Broadcast Indicator
Cover
The meanings of the indicator next to the covered key is as follows:
[When assigned to the covered key]
2.10. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start
When the system is set to "Emergency" and the type of the RM-200SA to "Emergency/General," the
emergency broadcast pattern start function can be assigned to the covered key or Function key.
Pressing the function-assigned key causes the emergency to start.
When the covered key is assigned this function, the Emergency Indicator next to the key indicates the
emergency condition of the SX-2000 system.
Meanwhile, when a function key is assigned this function, the 2 indicators next to the key indicate the
emergency start and emergency states of the SX-2000 system.
Notes
• For the emergency function settings, refer to the separate Setting Software Instructions, "Basic Settings."
• For the type of the RM-200SA settings, see the separate Setting Software Instructions, "System Settings."
• For instructions on assigning functions to the covered key and function keys, see the separate Setting
Software Instructions, "Event Settings."