LogiSon NCP-2 Network Control Panel

The Network Control Panel can be wall-mounted within a room or closet. It provides the functionality of numerous rack-mounted components, reducing the costs, energy and space needed for equipment. The panel allows the administrator to establish timer, paging and keypad zones. There are no restrictions on the size of each type of zone and they can be non-contiguous. The administrator can also set the volume and equalizer levels for masking and paging, program ramp-up and timer schedules, select paging channels, and create user limits for each Programmable Keypad (NOT INCLUDED). The panel uses non-volatile memory so that these settings are preserved in the event of a power failure.

Commands can be sent to one, a group or all Primary Hubs on the system. Panels can be networked together so that the administrator can manage several floors, an entire building or campus from one location. They can also be linked to third party control systems. Changes can be made in minutes following renovations, moving furniture or personnel, keeping the system performing at optimal levels throughout its lifecycle.

只需添加一个提供分页和音乐or more Audio Input Modules to the panel and connecting a source such as a telephone system or MP3 player. The panel also features a priority page input that allows temporary settings to be implemented in emergencies. The panel’s calendar-based timer utility allows the administrator to schedule changes in the sound masking volume to match expected occupancy levels. Each panel offers nine timer zones. The administrator can establish a different schedule for each zone and each day of the week, with up to nine volume changes per day. These changes are made at a gradual, user-defined rate so as not to call occupants’ attention to them. The administrator can also program unique schedules for up to 30 individual dates, such as holidays. The panel adjusts for daylight saving time.

There is also an introductory ramp-up feature for retrofit installations, which progressively increases the sound masking volume over a period of up to 15 days, allowing occupants to acclimatize to their new acoustical conditions. The administrator can program the ramp-up period to begin on a defined date. A unique version can be established for each timer zone.