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How to Design
a Paging System
Planning--Speaker Placement
Volume Control--Zoning
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Table of Contents
Planning a paging system ...................................................................................................2
Speaker Placement and Number of Speakers .......................................................................3-5
The Importance of Volume Controls ....................................................................................6
Feedback Elimination and Zoning .......................................................................................7
Typical Layouts and Materials Lists .....................................................................................8-11
Viking Paging Products .......................................................................................................12
Planning a Paging Systemā€“
Itā€™s More Than a Bunch of Speakers
The most common complaint we hear about paging
systems is that employees either canā€™t hear their
page, or even if they can hear them they simply
canā€™t understand them. Whether the situation
occurs in an ofļ¬ce, manufacturing facility, or retail
environment, the result is almost always the same.
The paging employee has to make a series of repeat
pages, and that personā€™s frustration becomes more
apparent with each additional page.
Poorly planned paging systems are inefļ¬cient, add
unnecessary employee stress, and worst of all,
result in lost sales. After all, whether the customer
is in a store waiting for the paged person, or on the
phone, theyā€™ll walk away or hang up if they donā€™t
feel theyā€™re being attended to in a prompt fashion.
Planning an efļ¬cient paging system is not difļ¬cult.
You do not have to be an expert sound engineer
to spot potential trouble spots and come up with
solutions. But you do have to take the time to
analyze the project layout, predicting the most
likely ambient sound levels, and determining the
most likely paging patterns.
Once you have those characteristics in mind, you
can then determine the number and types of
speakers to use. In addition to calculating speaker
counts and placement locations, you should also
determine which areas require adjustable volume
controls, and whether those volume controls are
speaker or wall mounted.
Next, you can calculate ampliļ¬er wattage needs.
There is no such thing as a ā€œone-size-ļ¬ts-allā€
paging ampliļ¬er. For example, you may choose a
standard 30 watt ampliļ¬er to cover the majority of
the facility, but add extra ampliļ¬ers for noisy areas
such as factory production areas, warehouses, or
outside lots.
Before you settle on ampliļ¬er choices, make sure
youā€™ve properly considered zoning the system. Itā€™s
true that zoning adds cost to the system, but the
feedback we hear from our customers and installers
is that the cost is well worth it. Zoning minimizes
interruptions to business areas that have no need
to hear all pages. Imagine how distracting it is to
accounting personnel to hear every salespersonā€™s
page.
Finally, make sure you consider the advantages of
feedback eliminators and page repeaters. Surveys
show that most paged parties miss their ļ¬rst page
simply because they werenā€™t paying attention
until they heard a portion of their name. By that
time they have most likely missed which line they
are supposed to pick up, or where they are to
report to. With a page repeater in the system, the
paging party makes the page one time. The page
repeater records the page, time shifts it to eliminate
feedback, and then plays the page once or twice,
depending on programming. The result is more
prompt attention to pages.
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The Rule of Thumb Spacing Model
Sound coverage per speaker is directly related to
ceiling height. The taller the ceiling, the more the
sound spreads. Think of how a ļ¬‚ood light mounted
higher up illuminates a larger area. The rule of
thumb model states that you place speakers apart
by twice the height of the ceiling. (See ļ¬gures to
right)
For example, if youā€™re working with 8ā€™ ceilings,
place speakers every 16 feet. In this example each
2 speakers cover 256 square feet of ceiling (16 x
16).
Just like lighting, speakers perform best when they
are in the line-of-sight to the listener. Do not mount
speakers next to large beams or partial walls that
would obstruct the sound.
Consider the Reļ¬‚ection Issue
Reļ¬‚ected light is often softer and more pleasing
than light directly from the source. Unless, of
course, the light is being reļ¬‚ected off of glossy
surfaces, in which case it causes glare. The same
is true of sound. If your installation has hard ļ¬‚oors
(vinyl, concrete, hardwood, etc.) and other ā€œhardā€
features such as metal benches, large industrial
equipment, etc., you have to be especially careful
to avoid ā€œglareā€ or sound reļ¬‚ection. These surfaces
tend to distort sound, making pages unintelligible.
If the same application has high ceilings, planning
gets a bit more complicated because the listener
also hears reverberation.
The human aural system can easily integrate
sounds heard within 30 milliseconds of each other.
Reverberation causes more than a 30 millisecond
delay and the listener is bombarded with distortion
and ā€œdual messaging.ā€
In these applications you must modify the rule of
thumb spacing model and consider a minimum or
full overlap spacing pattern. (See next page)
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