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Scheduled Mute

seekellyseekelly Posts: 5
in London Architect with Soundweb London
Can you schedule a mute and then disable it by pulling out a jumper on a control port? Actually, maybe add the jumper to disable the mute. Like a user dongle.

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  • J.LuszczekJ.Luszczek Posts: 159
    Yes, I have done it before.

    Just use a logic source, drag it onto control port of your choice, then wire the calendar and the logic source through a 2 in 1 out truth table and program your states. Have 1 preset recalled on output of the truth table going high and another on it going low.
    That will let you plug in the jumper at any time- before the due date (for example if the bill is paid) or after the mute has gone off and you were called to \"fix\" the system.

    PS: You might also want to enable box security so that it is impossible to reprogram the system from scratch for a fraction of the money that might be owed to you.
  • Dan LynchDan Lynch Posts: 472
    Heh. I like how he thinks.

    Dan
  • mupi2kmupi2k Posts: 40
    Sounds like the sort of thing you could program into the telephone input card, too, so you wouldn't have to pay a visit to physically plug in a dongle, just call the Soundweb, enter the code. this of course would be appropriate for recurring billing situations. Or probably better, call to enter a code to enable killing the system after they go past due. (assuming the majority of customers pay their bills on time :) ).

    Of course, this would also require a telephone card in one of the devices, plus a telephone connection.
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