Introduction - Peavey PageMatrix Mode D'emploi

1 . I n t r o d u c t i o n
Congratulations on wisely choosing the PageMatrix
projects. Used in conjunction with our highly-acclaimed MediaMatrix
PageMatrix provides an integrated and flexible approach to all serious paging applications.
MediaMatrix serves as the central processing unit for an entire project, controlling the entire system
from signal routing to managing the paging system. The PageMatrix system provides multiple
paging stations that are easily configured to just about any page/zone requirement. Plus, these
paging stations are portable, meaning that the wall plug/port contains the identity of the paging
station connected to it.
The PageMatrix hardware components include the 2-rack space PageMatrix Controller and three
types of paging stations. The PageMatrix controller supports up to 16 paging stations in any
combination and connects to MediaMatrix Break Out Boxes (BoBs) for audio and to the MediaMatrix
frameÕs RS-232 serial port for control data. Three paging stations are available including the Station
Four-W ª Wall Mount, Station Four
The software components include:
PageMatrix Software
MediaMatrix view files
MediaMatrix PASHA
The PageMatrix application provides a graphical way to program the zone preset buttons of each
attached station. Once the configuration is finalized, it is simply downloaded to the PageMatrix
Controller for operation. It is not necessary to access the PageMatrix application again until the time
comes to update the configuration.
Features
99 available page zones
16 simultaneous pages
Any combination of four or ten button stations can be used.
All stations feature multi-color LEDs which indicate zone preset status.
Controller features a station power input for remote +24V DC operation.
Phoenix connectors are used to connect paging audio to MediaMatrix BoBs.
Controller supports up to four MediaMatrix systems.
Controller offers 16 front panel station LEDs which indicate station status.
ENGLISH
ª Desktop, and Station Ten
ª paging files (corresponds to the appropriate view file)
ª system for your current and future paging
¨ digital audio system,
ª Desktop.
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