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A Tone Wireless Audio Device will play electronic melodies when triggered by another device. In order to use this module, you will need to configure it so that you can access it and have melodies played on it. This guide will explain how to configure the device.
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'''1.''' VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.
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'''2.''' At least one Tone Wireless Audio Device powered and communicating with the system.
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'''1.''' Open the VT3000 Web Interface - select VT3000 Core Software and log in.
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'''2.''' Select Configuration - select Devices.
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|A Tone Wireless Audio Device will play electronic melodies when triggered by another device. In order to use this module, you will need to configure it so that you can access it and have melodies played on it. This guide will explain how to configure the device.
'''3.''' Select the IO Module icon from the Add New menu.
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'''4.''' On the Properties tab enter a name for the device. Ensure the name is something that can be recognized easily as you will be selecting at a later date.
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|'''1.''' The VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.
 
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'''5.''' Select the Discrete Outputs tab.
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'''6.''' By default, there will be 7 Outputs shown. With a Tone Audio Module you can use all 7 outputs for 7 different Melodies.
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'''7.''' Select Discrete Output 1 from the list so that it is highlighted.
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|Open the VT3000 web interface – select VT3000 Core Software - log in – select Configuration – select Devices.
 
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'''8.''' The Output Properties will show on the right side.
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'''9.''' Enter a name for the the output. We suggest something like "Tone 1" or "Melody 1". This is done to make the setup on your device that will be triggering the Audio Module easier. Leave all remaining fields set as default.
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'''10.''' Repeat the naming for all 7 of the outputs.
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|Select the IO Module icon from the Add New menu.
 
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'''11.''' Once all outputs have been named select Save & Exit.
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'''12.''' Repeat the steps for any additional modules that you have purchased.
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'''13.''' Once all of the Audio Modules have been configured you can move on to configuring your input module to trigger the melodies. There is a link in the section below to a guide on how to do this.
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|<big>'''Step 3.'''</big>
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|Select Discrete Output 1 from the list so that it is highlighted.
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|<big>'''Step 7.'''</big>
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|'''Description''' – enter a name for the output – light color.
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|'''Type''' – there are 3 options available - Disabled, Normal, Related. Tone Audio Modules only use the Normal type.
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|'''Inverted''' – output will do the opposite of normal.
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|'''Default State''' – what the output will do when no commands/actions have been received.
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|'''On Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns on.
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|'''Off Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns off.
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|'''Blink On''' – number of milliseconds to stay on during blink - not used with an Audio Module.
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|'''Blink Off''' – number or milliseconds to stay off during blink - not used with an Audio Module.
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|'''Description''' – enter a name - Song 1 or Tone 1 will work best.
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|'''Inverted''' – leave unchecked.
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|'''Default State''' – leave as Off.
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|'''On Delay''' – leave as zero.
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|'''Off Delay''' – leave as zero.
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|'''Blink On''' – leave as five - not used with an Audio Module.
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|'''Blink Off''' – leave as five - not used with an Audio Module
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|The setup for each of the songs is the same. Below is an example of the remaining 7 songs. Setup as many songs as is appropriate for your needs.
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|Once all of the Outputs/Songs have been added - select the Save & Exit button..
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|<big>'''Step 11.'''</big>
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|The configuration will need to be sent to the device.
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|[[VT3000_-_Update_Configuration_-_TIM,_PSM,_BSC|'''CLICK HERE''']] for instructions. The instructions show a PSM - the steps are the same for an IO module.
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Overview
A Tone Wireless Audio Device will play electronic melodies when triggered by another device. In order to use this module, you will need to configure it so that you can access it and have melodies played on it. This guide will explain how to configure the device.


Requirements
See Requirements Here
1. The VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.
2. A Coordinator must be setup, powered and communicating with the VT3000 Core Software.
3. A Tone Wireless Audio Module powered and communicating with the VT3000 Core Software.



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Step 1.
Open the VT3000 web interface – select VT3000 Core Software - log in – select Configuration – select Devices.
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Configuration Devices



Step 2.
Select the IO Module icon from the Add New menu.
AddTone1.png



Step 3.
On the Properties tab enter a name for the device. Ensure the name is something that can be recognized easily as you will be selecting at a later date.
AddTone2.png



Step 4.
Select the Discrete Outputs tab.
AddTone3.png



Step 5.
By default, there will be 7 Outputs shown. With a Tone Audio Module you can use all 7 outputs for 7 different Melodies.
AddTone8.png



Step 6.
Select Discrete Output 1 from the list so that it is highlighted.
AddTone4.png



Step 7.
Discrete Output Properties.
3141 8.png
Description – enter a name for the output – light color.
Type – there are 3 options available - Disabled, Normal, Related. Tone Audio Modules only use the Normal type.
Inverted – output will do the opposite of normal.
Default State – what the output will do when no commands/actions have been received.
On Delay – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns on.
Off Delay – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns off.
Blink On – number of milliseconds to stay on during blink - not used with an Audio Module.
Blink Off – number or milliseconds to stay off during blink - not used with an Audio Module.



Step 8.
The setup for each song is exactly the same. Below is how to setup Song 1.
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Description – enter a name - Song 1 or Tone 1 will work best.
Type – select Normal.
Inverted – leave unchecked.
Default State – leave as Off.
On Delay – leave as zero.
Off Delay – leave as zero.
Blink On – leave as five - not used with an Audio Module.
Blink Off – leave as five - not used with an Audio Module



Step 9.
The setup for each of the songs is the same. Below is an example of the remaining 7 songs. Setup as many songs as is appropriate for your needs.
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Discrete Output 2 - Song 2 Discrete Output 3 - Song 3
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Discrete Output 4 - Song 4 Discrete Output 5 - Song 5
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Discrete Output 6 - Song 6 Discrete Output 7 - Song 7



Step 10.
Once all of the Outputs/Songs have been added - select the Save & Exit button..
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Step 11.
The configuration will need to be sent to the device.
CLICK HERE for instructions. The instructions show a PSM - the steps are the same for an IO module.



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Select a Guide Here
Instructions on Installing a Wireless Audio Module (MP3)
Add a Wireless Audio Module (MP3) Configuration to VT3000 Core Software]
Instructions on Replacing the MP3 Files/Songs on the Wireless Audio Module (MP3)
Instructions on Installing a Wireless Audio Module (Tone)
Instructions on Changing the Tone/Melodies from Default
Instructions on Adjusting the Tone/Melody Volume
Instructions on Configuring Devices to Play a Melody on a Wireless Audio Module (Tone/MP3)



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