Replacing old system, new system is partner acs R7, 308 which is already in place. Old system still has one phone to activate the toner generator until I get this figured out.
ACS
L1-L4, L5=paging, L6-L7 all occupied.
Paging existing is two amps, 70V on one amp, 25 V on the other.
70V amp bogen C35C inputs
Lo-Z/Lo-Z MIC1 feed from TG-4C ouptut, which is split to the other amp as well.
AUX1 feed from left channel of a radio tuner, 8 ohm speaker leads.
25V amp bogen C-60 inputs
AUX1 feed from acs R7 paging port/ L5
TEL/GRND feed from TG-4C bogen tone generator for alarm in building. This is split to the 70V amp as noted above.
Music is played in the office area over the old 25V speakers.
ACS will get a contact closure adjunct to activate the TG-4C.
The 25V speakers are slated to be replaced with 70V horns.
Both amps slated to be replaced by one M300 bogen amp.
I also have an analog station port connected to a viking strobe BLK-3-EWP which says it can provide contact closure when rining activates the strobe NO, or NC, which I believe can activate the TG-4C as well, to make the strobe,and alarm activate with one action, calling the analog ext the strobe is on.
I am not that great at paging, and this is a little complicated. I believe the music will be on all speakers, and do not know a way to stop that with one M300.
The project manager gave me a M300 with only the standard input module with - G + (A), and - G + (B) inputs. Also a DUCK
I am thinking I will need inputs for
acs paging port
TG-4C
Tuner 8 ohm
Any suggestions on the input module to get ordered for the application? I am thinking this is not enough, and do not really understand paging systems that well, and the manual is just confusing me.
Any help would be appreciated, as paging systems are not my strength, and usually subcontracted out, as I requested, and was denied on this.
I just found out today, they want a night bell as well. There is not an available ext port left, so I am thinking of doubling up a bell on the network room phone which will only see use for IT support, and could be unplugged, or ringer turned off on the analog phone normally.
Please, help!
LOL
ACS
L1-L4, L5=paging, L6-L7 all occupied.
Paging existing is two amps, 70V on one amp, 25 V on the other.
70V amp bogen C35C inputs
Lo-Z/Lo-Z MIC1 feed from TG-4C ouptut, which is split to the other amp as well.
AUX1 feed from left channel of a radio tuner, 8 ohm speaker leads.
25V amp bogen C-60 inputs
AUX1 feed from acs R7 paging port/ L5
TEL/GRND feed from TG-4C bogen tone generator for alarm in building. This is split to the 70V amp as noted above.
Music is played in the office area over the old 25V speakers.
ACS will get a contact closure adjunct to activate the TG-4C.
The 25V speakers are slated to be replaced with 70V horns.
Both amps slated to be replaced by one M300 bogen amp.
I also have an analog station port connected to a viking strobe BLK-3-EWP which says it can provide contact closure when rining activates the strobe NO, or NC, which I believe can activate the TG-4C as well, to make the strobe,and alarm activate with one action, calling the analog ext the strobe is on.
I am not that great at paging, and this is a little complicated. I believe the music will be on all speakers, and do not know a way to stop that with one M300.
The project manager gave me a M300 with only the standard input module with - G + (A), and - G + (B) inputs. Also a DUCK
I am thinking I will need inputs for
acs paging port
TG-4C
Tuner 8 ohm
Any suggestions on the input module to get ordered for the application? I am thinking this is not enough, and do not really understand paging systems that well, and the manual is just confusing me.
Any help would be appreciated, as paging systems are not my strength, and usually subcontracted out, as I requested, and was denied on this.
I just found out today, they want a night bell as well. There is not an available ext port left, so I am thinking of doubling up a bell on the network room phone which will only see use for IT support, and could be unplugged, or ringer turned off on the analog phone normally.
Please, help!
LOL