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The External Audio Interface page displays.

4. In the

Device Name

field, enter a name for the external audio interface. The name is used to identify this

external audio interface from other audio devices configured on this console.

5. Under the

AP Port Settings

section, from the

AP Port

dropdown, assign a port where this external audio

interface connects to the back of the media workstation.

For more information, see the Assigning an AP Port or Network Connection to a Console topic in the Scout

Manager Online Help.

6. In the

Input Gain

field, enter the amount of gain to add to the audio coming from the external audio interface to

the media workstation. Range: –30 to 30 dBm. Default: 0.

7. From the

VAGC

dropdown, select whether to enable the Voice Automatic Gain Control for the external audio

interface. Default: DISABLED.

For more information, see the Configuring an Audio Device's VAGC topic in the Scout Manager Online Help.

8. In the

Output Level (dB)

field, enter the level of the audio coming from the media workstation to the external

audio interface. Range: –40 to 0 dBm. Default: 0.

9. Under the

Device Settings

section, from the

Receive Audio Mode

dropdown, select whether the audio from

the console is in DUPLEX or FULL DUPLEX mode. Default: FULL DUPLEX.

10. From the

Echo Cancel

dropdown, select the echo cancel mode for eliminating undesired audio turnaround

from this port. Default: DISABLED.

11. From the

Deskset Adapter

dropdown, select

ENABLED

if this is a non-NENA compliant device connected to a

Deskset Adapter. Default: DISABLED.

NOTE

This field is only visible when

Receive Audio Mode

is set to

FULL DUPLEX

.

12. Under the

Scout IRR Settings

section, from the

Audio Payload Type

dropdown, select the codec used for

transmitting VoIP audio toward the Scout IRR. Default: G.711.

13. In the

Jitter Delay (ms)

field, enter the amount of time in milliseconds that the Scout IRR should wait before

decoding VoIP packets from this device. Range: 40 to 2500. Default: 60.

14. From the

Voice Activity Detection

dropdown, select whether or not the transmission of VoIP packets toward

the Scout IRR is based on the presence of voice in the audio stream. Default: DISABLED.

15. Click

Update

.

Configuring the Endpoint for the E911 Deskset

1. From Scout Manager's

Configuration

tab, in the

Endpoints

folder, select

Add New

>

Endpoint

.

2. Right-click the new endpoint that displays under the

Endpoints

folder and select

Properties

(or double-click the

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NENA/Deskset for Hardware Media Workstation

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Summary of Contents for Scout NENA

Page 1: ...umber 9904 330 2303 This document is confidential Phone 1 803 358 3600 Fax 1 803 358 3636 100 Innovation Place Lexington SC 29072 USA avtecinc com Scout Configuration Guide NENA Deskset for Hardware M...

Page 2: ...rands and their products are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders and should be noted as such Copyright 2003 GoAhead Software Inc All rights reserved The material in this do...

Page 3: ...uration 2 Configuring an 1101 Jack Box 2 Configuring a 12xx 50xx Jack Box 4 Configuring the External Audio Interface 6 Configuring the Endpoint for the E911 Deskset 7 Creating a Line Pad for an E911 D...

Page 4: ...io Telephone Headset Interface provides connectivity and control signaling between the Scout console and a NENA compliant external E911 phone for Hardware Media Workstation configurations Configuring...

Page 5: ...st perform a series of software configuration steps to enable the jack box and external audio interface This configuration occurs in Scout Manager as well as on the Avtec Hardware Media Workstation Ja...

Page 6: ...enter the level of the audio coming from the media workstation to the jack box Range 40 to 0 dBm Default 10 10 From the On Hook Switch dropdown select ENABLED to indicate that a hook is connected to...

Page 7: ...indicate the number of decibels to lower the microphone s audio Range 0 to 71 Default 10 23 Click Add or Update to save your configuration settings Configuring a 12xx 50xx Jack Box Perform the followi...

Page 8: ...Sensitivity field set the microphone pick up level in the jack box Range 0 to 15 Default 0 NOTE A more sensitive setting 15 picks up a wider range of audio than a less sensitive setting 0 Consider tur...

Page 9: ...yback field select YES or NO to indicate if the jack box should receive audio from external instant recall recorders when in playback mode Default NO 20 In the Ringtones field select OFF PRIMARY or SE...

Page 10: ...der the Device Settings section from the Receive Audio Mode dropdown select whether the audio from the console is in DUPLEX or FULL DUPLEX mode Default FULL DUPLEX 10 From the Echo Cancel dropdown sel...

Page 11: ...onnected to the console through a USB cable and not through a VPGate The Name you assign to this endpoint should be unique from other VPGate endpoints that are on the same domain Creating a Line Pad f...

Page 12: ...y it IMPORTANT Pay special attention to assign the line pad to the deskset endpoint in the Behavior section of the Properties pane The remaining properties relate to how the line pad displays on the s...

Page 13: ...ifferent screen than the screen with the Line pad the console changes to that screen so the Line pad in the Select state is visible Audio from the call plays in the headset l With the line in a Select...

Page 14: ...ept a maximum signal level of 0 dB l Has a transmit pair that transmits audio of the radio console to the telephone set o Balanced 600 ohm impedance o 0 VDC o Electrically isolated o The radio console...

Page 15: ...on the Scout console s screen automatically goes from the Disconnect state to the Select state If the dispatcher is on a different screen than the screen that the E911 line pad is on the console auto...

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