TEL-14 TWO-CHANNEL TELEPHONE INTERFACE
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If you are calling in on a "direct inward access" line with no preset
audio paths, you may need to enter passwords, selector codes,
and/or control codes to activate audio paths.
Note: When you call a TEL-14 with access prompt enabled if you then go
on-hook during or just after the Access Prompt is heard then the TEL-14 will
remain off-hook. If the incoming caller waits about a second after the access
prompt is heard before going on-hook then the TEL-14 will clear the call
and go on-hook.
Without an access prompt then if the caller goes on-hook within 2 seconds
of the last answering beep (or during the answering beeps) the TEL-14
stays off-hook
MANUAL CALL-SCREENING MODE
In
“manual call-screening” mode, incoming calls can be answered by a
"master" operator with physical access to the TEL-14 "hook" button.
A standard telephone, wired in series with the TEL-14, is used to
initially pick up the call. When the telephone has been wired in series
with the TEL-14, picking it up will not cause the interface to go off-
hook, nor will this interfere with a call already in progress.
Once the master station operator determines which station should
receive the incoming telephone call, he calls that station and
informs them that a call is waiting. The operator then presses the
"hook" button on the TEL-14, bringing it off-hook, disconnecting the
telephone set, and making the incoming telephone call available to
any station that has the TEL-14 assigned to a key. The destination
then accesses the call by activating the listen or talk key to the
TEL-14. Once the Hook button has been activated, the operator hangs
up the standard telephone.
When the call is complete, the destination station operator can
inform the master operator, and the master operator can hang up
the TEL-14 using the "hook" button. If the "auto-disconnect" option
switches are set, the TEL-14 will release the telephone line
automatically when the caller hangs up. The telephone line will not
be released if the talk path to the TEL-14 port is deactivated. This
prevents a station operator from inadvertently disconnecting an in-
bound caller. The destination station operator can also use the
“remote telephone-line release” feature to hang up the phone.
The operator can also originate outside calls on the standard
telephone, and make them available to destinations within the
matrix.
INTERCOM-TO-INTERCOM MODE
The TEL-14 may be used to connect two remotely located
intercom systems through a telephone line. To set up the
connection, one TEL-14 must originate a call to the other. An
intercom station equipped with a keypad can originate the call by
using the station's "dial phone" mode. If the operator of a station
not equipped with a keypad must originate the call, either he or she
must have a key programmed to activate a DTMF sequence.
After the call is made, the distant TEL-14 goes off-hook and the
incoming telephone call becomes available to the telephone keys
the TEL-14 port is preset to.
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