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UltraVoice Manual - Alerting & Notification

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with a local laptop computer running<br />

SFCDWARE.<br />

A. Operation<br />

The results of a Quiet Test can be<br />

obtained remotely using the SS2000<br />

printout or the SFCDWARE control and<br />

status monitoring software. The status<br />

can also be obtained locally at the siren<br />

site with a portable computer running<br />

SFCDWARE. The actual amplifier<br />

voltage and current are monitored with<br />

Quiet Test providing a true indication of<br />

each amplifier and load performance.<br />

Calibration of the Quiet Test can be<br />

performed by pressing switches 2 & 3<br />

on the front panel at the same time.<br />

Prior to performing a calibration the<br />

speakers must be known good, as per<br />

maintenance section.<br />

B. Finding Faults<br />

The siren automatically will do a reset<br />

when running a Quiet Test. Reset prior<br />

to a Quiet Test is not required. After a<br />

test, the siren must be polled from the<br />

SS2000. The SS2000 printout will<br />

indicate the present siren status.<br />

When using SFCDWARE, the controller<br />

will automatically update the Quiet Test<br />

status each time a new Quiet Test is<br />

run. The status can be obtained from<br />

the status detail screen and from the<br />

Reports menu.<br />

Federal Signal <strong>UltraVoice</strong><br />

Installation and Operation <strong>Manual</strong><br />

OPTIONS<br />

70<br />

8.3 Digital Voice<br />

When purchased, the Digital Voice<br />

option adds a unit that is capable of<br />

playing up to 1000 minutes of prerecorded<br />

messages in any sequence<br />

from 250 messages stored in an SD<br />

Micro FLASH memory card that plugs<br />

into the controller.<br />

The digital voice messages will sound<br />

best if recorded at the native sample<br />

and bit rate rather than converting. The<br />

sample and bit rates are; 8 kHz sample<br />

rate, 8 bit, mono, with the level set so<br />

that the peaks are at or slightly into the<br />

limits.<br />

These messages must be saved with a<br />

DV#.wav naming format. The messages<br />

will not be recognized otherwise. This<br />

naming format will result in messages<br />

DV1.wav through DV250.wav .<br />

Converting files can cause noise.<br />

If converting;<br />

First; adjust the amplitude to insure that<br />

the peaks are at or slightly into the<br />

limits.<br />

When converting from 16 to 8 bit, insure<br />

that “Dithering” is disabled.<br />

After conversion;<br />

Run Amplitude Dynamics Processing<br />

with flat gain for anything above -40 dB<br />

and eliminating anything -40 dB or less.<br />

The Digital Voice system can be<br />

activated by using the radio receiver or<br />

the siren controller panel switches. To<br />

program activation codes with Digital<br />

Voice Messages under them; follow the

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