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9.3.4 Audio WAV FilesPathFinder Version 4.22 User GuideSimilar to the Tone Blips, the GPI card has three sampled wav audio files, with duration setin the GUI. The application of the wav file could be used as an alternative to the Tone Blip.See the previous section for programming information.9.3.5 Logic Input and Output monitoringThe eight green LEDs fitted on the lower front edge of the GPI card indicate the status of thecards logic inputs and outputs. For more information on how to use these LEDs please referto the Commander Installation Guide.9.3.6 Audio PPM.The LED array fitted on the upper front edge of the GPI card is an audio PPM. In conjunctionwith the three rotary switches underneath the array, the user can monitor any input to thematrix available on the TDM bus. Please refer to the Commander Installation Guide for detailon the operation of the rotary switches.9.3.7 Panel LogicLocal logic inputs and outputs are provided on the 500-30 series control panels. Informationon programming these is provided in Chapter 15.3.9.3.8 Advanced Logic FacilitiesDetailed programming instructions are provided in Chapter 0.Page 62 of 62 Issue 1 Trilogy Communications Limited
PathFinder Version 4.22 User Guide10. DIMMING10.1 IntroductionComprehensive dimming facilities are provided. This form allows, per destination: -• ASSIGNMENT Displays the currently configured sources to this panel.• MODEDetermines whether the default mirror dimming is to be applied foreach source, or whether no dimming (null dimming) is to be applied.Automatic mirror dimming ensures that when a full duplex route isestablished (i.e. panel A is connected to panel B and vice versa),attenuation of the specific crosspoints is applied.The term mirror refers to the fact that on a source/destination matrixgrid (crosspoint diagram) the A-B and B-A duplex path is a singlecrosspoint mirrored about a diagonal.• GROUPFor instances where mirror dimming does not perform adequately,due to for example acoustic coupling between physically adjacentpanels, a list of source-destinations (crosspoints) may be activatedto dim (attenuate) specific routes in the system.• GROUPAllows the specific source-destination lists to be set-up. Up to 5MEMBERS Dim-Groups may be set-up per panel, each with 32source/destinations.• DIM LEVEL Sets the attenuation applied to the crosspoint routing audio to thispanel when dimming is applied. The dimming level may be set inthe range 0 to -37dBu in 1dB steps.Trilogy Communications LimitedIssue 1Page 63 of 63
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