VCC-28 Installation Guide with WAVE Page
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Hardware Connections
(see Figure G, page 13)
HANDSET
: The original telephone coil cord is used to connect the Hand Set to this RJ-9 port.
This allows you to answer calls from a traditional telephone, but have them routed through the
VCC-28 for recording purposes.
PHONE
: The cable connecting the VCC-28 to the Phone base is an RJ-9 satin cord. **ETC
supplies this cable and it is necessary to maintain proper polarity between the VCC-28 and
phone.**
HEADSET
: The cable connecting the VCC-28 to the Wireless Headset base is an RJ-25 satin
cord. **ETC supplies this cable and it is necessary for connectivity between the VCC-28 and
wireless headset.** This cable replaces the PJ-7 coiled cable supplied with dispatch wireless
headsets.
SPKR
: External speakers plug into this jack.
FOOT PEDAL
: An optional foot pedal plugs into this jack. The foot pedal acts as a PTT
command. The foot pedal will PTT on any channel while the Key Latch function is active.
REC. OUT
: This jack puts out an Analog signal at Line Level. It will connect to an external
recording device. Depending on the
SEL
switch status, this jack records either USB radio output
only –or- USB radio and VCC-28 microphone/head set audio (dispatcher’s voice) output.
USB
: A USB cable is plugged into this jack to connect the VCC-28 to a computer. Upon properly
connecting the VCC-28 by USB cable, it will install automatically with Windows/Linux drivers when
you power on your computer. Please note that it takes the system time to recognize new hardware
has been hooked up, and that the VCC-28 should not be disconnected until the “New Hardware
Installed” message is displayed.
SEL :
This switch controls which audio is sent to the REC. OUT jack. In the RIGHT position
(closest to FOOT PEDAL jack) only USB radio output is recorded. In the LEFT position (closest to
REC. OUT jack) both USB radio and VCC-28 microphone/head set audio (dispatcher’s voice)
output are recorded.
PWR
: This lights when the sound card successfully connects to Windows.
