Difference between revisions of "MVO"

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MVO		0x00A8
$MVO L101 U1
Mask handset and volume override. This function will allow mixing of audio and alarm in the handset during handset and volume override. When lifting the handset the audio from the loudspeaker is turned off and the audio is only in the handset. When handset is replaced the audio is back in the loudspeaker. Same behavior for IP and Analog stations.
1	NET_OBJ_REF {ECL_STATION}	Station
2	UINT1	0 = Mask OFF. 1 = Mask ON.
3	Optional UINT1	0-7 Fixed handset volume for IP stations during “masked” state. If no volume added, station handset volume is used

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 |colspan="5"|Mask [[Volume and handset override|handset and volume override]]. This function will allow mixing of audio and alarm in the handset during handset and volume override. When lifting the handset the audio from the loudspeaker is turned off and the audio is only in the handset. When handset is replaced the audio is back in the loudspeaker. Same behavior for IP and Analog stations.
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-|align=center|1||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]<br\>{[[ECL_STATION]]}||colspan="3"|Station<br\>
+|align=center|1||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]<br />{[[ECL_STATION]]}||colspan="3"|Station<br />
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-|align=center|2||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"| 0 = Mask OFF. <br\> 1 = Mask ON.
+|align=center|2||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"| 0 = Mask OFF. <br /> 1 = Mask ON.
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 |align=center|3||Optional [[UINT1]]||colspan="3"| 0-7 Fixed handset volume for IP stations during “masked” state. If no volume added, station handset volume is used