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SOUND & COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Section 16700 15-1207 suffering a requirement to replace, or lose any feature of, their internal communications (intercom) system. I. System shall provide opening tones and messages for announcements to speakers. J. System shall be CAP (common alert protocol) compliant, capable of incorporating automatic weather and amber alerts as directed by the Owner's Representative. No exceptions. K. All common area loudspeakers shall operate on a 24Vdc distributed system. The loudspeakers shall be grouped in modular zones allowing maximum flexibility for paging area assignment. L. Server, Software and Operating System shall be provided and connected to a separate Owner LAN. Provide all necessary hardware for support of system software. 2.2 SYSTEM OPERATION A. The following functional capabilities are required for the Intercom notification system: 1. System operation shall allow administrator to define user privileges, define loudspeaker zones, pre-recorded messages, bell schedules, bell designations, event logs, background music streams, system configuration and end point status. 2. Automatically sound a tone or play a pre -page WAV file over any loudspeaker connected for two-way communication to alert the classroom teacher that this two-way call has been established. This is intended to prevent unauthorized monitoring. The privacy tone must repeat every 15 (fifteen) seconds. (System must allow option of defeating this tone via software programming by law enforcement in case of school emergency situations.) 3. Distribution of emergency announcement(s) from any authorized telephone to all areas furnished with a loudspeaker. Emergency announcements shall have the highest system priority. 4. Distribution of general announcements from any administrative telephone, staff telephone, or classroom telephone. The system shall be capable of providing all -call, group call, and multiple group calls. Classroom speakers shall be software assignable to an unlimited amount of paging groups. No exceptions. 5. Provide the ability to define and archive unlimited amount of time schedules. Each schedule shall be capable of controlling an unlimited amount of events. An event is defined as but not limited to, pre -defined audio wav files, relay controls, streaming music, etc. System shall be capable of uploading and storing wav files, text -to -speech and recording on the fly. System shell allow for an unlimited amount of audio sources that are programmable to play over an unlimited amount of audio groups. The system shall be capable of supplying an unlimited amount of relays for building control. Each scheduled audio event shall be distributable to an unlimited amount of audio groups. The system shall feature the ability to automatically initiate up to an unlimited amount of schedules per day, based upon the day of the week or calendar dates up to 5 years in advance. Schedule administration, modification and creation functions must be available through a browser based system. Systems that do not allow the school to manage their own schedules with browser based software and do not offer calendar based scheduling up to 5 years in advance or require separate page and time groups shall not be acceptable. 6. Provides 1 to 11 digits numbering plan, thus allowing the classroom speaker and the classroom telephone to be the same architectural number. 7. Call buttons (Model # V-2972PK) shall be placed in each classroom and talkback area and will trigger caller ID information to main office. $. Syste� i � Shall be capable of placing ^y intercoms �t^cr �G� i �S �a ^vii I I li order to perform i inti ler administrative functions. 9. The system shall offer a test room mask to minimize audio distributions during tests. Emergency audio shall not be encumbered by this test room mask. El