The DAPP Hardware is supplied with DAPP-Console, a Microsoft^® Windows based graphical user interface software, which uses any .MP3 (MPEG 1 or 2, Layer 3 Audio), or .WAV (Windows Audio) compatible files for playback. Up to 62 Audio files can be prepared in any program that can generate a .WAV or .MP3 compatible file and will be compiled and downloaded to the DAPP Hardware for playback. For each required "event" a trigger is configured that has an audio file assigned to play, when the "event" triggers it's playback.
DAPP-Console allows the setup of Hardware Triggers, as well as Scheduled Timer Triggers to activate Audio playback.

DAPP Hardware provides 8 MBytes of memory as standard, that can store at least 16 minutes of CD quality mono audio for playback, or 34 minutes "high quality" mono voice playback.

	Console main screen: A new project gets created, or an old one opened for editing and downloading.
	Trigger Details Setup: Hardware Trigger details are configured here. You can choose to browse and insert the desired audio file to use.
	Schedule Details Setup: Schedule Timer details are configured here. You can choose to browse and insert the desired audio file to use.
	RS-485 Trigger setup: RS-485 activated Trigger details are configured here. You can choose to browse and insert the desired audio file to use.
	Compile and Download: When all files and configuration data are prepared, this form allows you to download the data to the DAPP. Download progress are displayed at all times.