RDT Surveillance Tones Configuration
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Configuring Router Input Surveillance
Navigate to Input settings.
- Click the properties icon, of the required audio input, highlighted as a spanner.
- Click the Surveillance tick box to enable Surveillance.
- Select a -14hz threshold (this is because Zenitel PAVA Microphones emit a frequency of 20Hz, which equates to -10dB on the audio input, so we use -14dB threshold to detect any unbalanced input cables.
- A table has been included here, in case you require a brief reminder:
| Vipedia-12 Audio Input Parameters | Typical Audio Input Parameter Settings |
| Surveillance Tickbox | Enabled |
| Surveillance Threshold | -14 dB |
- Once all necessary inputs have been commissioned, click ‘Commit System Settings’.
- This will permanently save the commissioned values into all VIPEDIA-12s.
| Configuring Input Surveillance via the RDT |
Configuring Router Output Surveillance
Navigate to global settings and configure surveillance tone frequency as your requirements.
The typical settings for configuring output surveillance from the Vipedia 12 outputs to a V2000 are as follows:
- Click on Global Settings in the RDT
- Ensure Surveillance Generator 1 is set to 20Hz
- Ensure you set the send level, for each V2000 connected output, at 30 dB
- A table has been included here, in case you require a brief reminder:
| Vipedia-12 Global Settings Parameters | Typical Audio Output Parameter Settings |
| Surveillance Generator 1 | Select 20Hz |
| Surveillance Tone generation for each V2000 connected output | Select On |
| Send Level | -30dB |
- Repeat for all VIPEDIA-12 outputs in the PAVA system that have connection to V2000.
- Once all VIPEDIA-12s have been commissioned, click ‘Commit System Settings’.
- This will permanently save the commissioned values into all Vipedia-12s.
| Configuring Output Surveillance via the RDT |
- To check you have configured the Router Output surveillance correctly, you can check the Analogue IP (mV) level in the ADT.
