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Voice File Player

Voice File Player

Voice File Player supports MP3 and WAV formats. The storage location can be an external USB drive or an internal SD card. Both FAT32 and exFAT USB drive formats are supported. Voice file events can be recalled in the zone block Voice File when they are assigned.

Voice File Overview

Available events with assigned voice files can be previewed on this list with additional information such as importance level or priority and number of repeats.

Events are queueable when another event with a higher/same priority is playing.

Parameter NameParameter RangeParameter Definition
Play and Stop ButtonsNot AvailableCreated voice file events can be tested using play and stop buttons.
Edit Voice File

 

Parameter NameParameter RangeParameter Definition
Edit Voice FileSubmit/Reset
Event NameNot AvailableName of the event (e.g. Evacuation)
File PathNot AvailableMake sure to add the usb/ or mediafiles/ folder in the path field in Audac Touch (e.g.mediafiles/audio1.mp3)
Please note that the file path is case sensitive.
Priority0-100The importance of the event ranges from 0 to 100. The lower the number the higher the priority. For example, priority 1 is more important than priority 6.
Queue > QueueableEnable/DisableWhen this is enabled and the voice file is interrupted by a higher-priority voice file, it will be re-added to the queue. It is only removed from the queue once it has played completely. This setting only has an effect when Queueable is enabled.
Queue > Play CompletelyEnable/DisableWhen this is enabled and the voice file is interrupted by a higher-priority voice file, it will be re-added to the queue. It is only removed from the queue once it has played completely. This setting only has an effect when Queueable is enabled.
Queue > Clear QueueEnable/DisableWhen this is enabled and this voice file starts, queued voice files with the same priority are cleared.
Directory > Playback OrderFile System
Random
Alphabetical		The order in which files are played when a directory is assigned.
Directory > Recursive DirectoryEnable/DisableWhen this is enabled and the assigned path is a directory, files in nested subdirectories are included.
Directory > Directory PartialEnable/DisableWhen this is enabled and the assigned path is a directory, only as many files as the Play # x setting are played, instead of the whole directory.
Play # of TimesNot AvailableHow many times this voice file should play, up to 255. A value of 0 means it plays infinitely. When Directory partial is enabled, this is how many files from the directory are played instead of the whole folder.
Upload voice files

You can check File Browser topic regarding MP3 or WAV file uploading to internal storage.

Selecting voice file event in the Event Handler

It is possible to trigger a voice file event with a GPI trigger or timed event trigger in the Event Handler. You can find the Voice File Player as a device with the same IP as the LUNA in the drop-down menu.

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