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• To configure paging, set Paging A Sensitivity to zero
then set Paging A Volume for Zone 1 (Z1) to about the
midpoint (attach an emitter to Zone 1 so you can hear the
test pages).
• Next, have someone speak continuously into the pag-
ing system. Increase Paging A Sensitivity until their voice
becomes audible and continue until it distorts.
• Then, turn Paging A Sensitivity down by one or two.
• Finally, have someone speak continuously into the paging
system and adjust Paging A Volume for all zones. You
should have a person in each zone to judge sound quality.
• If you do not wish to connect paging to a zone, set that
zone’s paging (A and/or B) volume to Mute.
• Repeat for Paging B Sensitivity and Paging B Volumes.
Music Volume Adjustment
• If music is to be supported, adjust music sensitivity. A mu-
sic source often has its own volume control. The Installer
must adjust the music source’s volume and the Qt PRO™’s
Music Sensitivity and Music Volumes for all zones, until the
desired balance is obtained.
• If you do not wish to connect music to a zone, set that
zone’s music volume to Mute.
Volume Ramping
Volume ramping is a technique recommended for
introducing sound masking into an occupied work-
place. Ramping ensures that workers who are aware
of the installation of a new sound system are gradually
introduced to its benefits.
Before you begin ramping, configure your system’s
sound levels for permanent operation. Record the
permanent masking volumes on the Settings Record
Worksheet on page 16.
Once complete:
• If you are managing Qt PRO™ from a browser, click
the Auto Ramping radio button on the Operations
page corresponding to -10 dBA. The system will
automatically increase volume levels by 2 dBA each
night until target level is achieved.
Paging Sensitivity Key
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