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8-1-1 Signal Input
There are two kinds of signal inputs, bit input and binary input.
The difference in a signal input is explained below.
(1) Bit Input
• Theshort-circuitingofthesignallinesCH1throughCH4tothecommonlinewillplaybackMP3
data.
SignallinesCH1toCH4correspondstomessageNumbers1to4,respectively.
• Amaximumof4messagechannelscanbeplayedback.(Whenthesoundreductionfunctionis
active, a maximum of 3 message channels can be played back)
• Whentwoormoreinputsaresimultaneouslyentered,theinputischoseninaccordanceto
priority, in which the higher number is of higher priority.
In the memory playback mode, the memory saves the input based on the priority of the higher
number.
Whenthesoundreductionfunctionisactivated,theCH4signallineturnsintothesound
reduction signal line.
Refertopg14“7-2.SoundReductionFunction”.
• Refer to the corresponding playback mode for a detailed explanation of the time chart.
(2) Binary Input
• Theshort-circuitingofthesignallinesCH1throughCH4tothe common line will playback MP3
data.
AbouttherelationbetweenmessageNo.toreproduceandCHsignallineinput,
refertopg.25“10.BinaryInputTable”
• Amaximumof15messagechannelscanbeplayedback.(Whenthesoundreductionfunctionis
active, a maximum of 7 message channels can be played back)
• Whenthesoundreductionfunctionisactivated,theCH4signallineturnsintothesound
reduction signal line.
Refertopg.14“7-2.SoundReductionFunction”
• Refer to the corresponding playback mode for a detailed explanation of the time chart.
The order of input priority is from right to left:
CH4 > CH3 > CH2 > CH1
CH1
CH2
An input-off state of 100 ms or more is considered as a logic “0”.
A triggered input of 100 ms or more is considered as a logic “1”.
CH1
CH2
An input-off state of 100 ms or more is considered as a logic “0” .
A triggered input of 100 ms or more is considered as a logic “1”.
Make sure the binary input is more than 8ms.
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