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C. Dual Drive-Thru, Full-Duplex Operation

D. Dual Drive-Thru, Half-Duplex Operation

E. Speed-Team Operation

Speed team operation is used during high-volume times.  An order taker wearing
a Communicator relays orders from outside into the store using the “B” channel.
Placing the speed-team button on the base station in the ON position will disable
the speaker and microphone in the speaker post or menu board, and disable the
vehicle-alert tone.

ACTION                        RESULT

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f you are using the COMMUNICATOR

®

latching feature:

Press and release button  “A” to latch
communication channel open for speaking and
listening to customer in Lane 1 or 2.  The
channel will unlatch, ending communication
with the customer, if;

1.  you press and release button  “A” again, or

2.  you press button “B,” or
3.  you press button “C,” or
4.  the customer drives away

If you are not using the Communicator
latching feature:

Press and hold button “A” while speaking and
listening to  customer in Lane 1 or 2.  Release
when transaction is completed.

Customer hears your voice and you hear
customer’s voice (two-way conversation).
Everyone wearing Communicators set to the
same channel hears the communication.

Press button “C” to switch to other lane.

You hear customer’s voice from other lane.

While customer is speaking, press the up 

 or

down 

▼ 

arrow to adjust volume level.

Beep tones of increasing/decreasing loudness
are heard in headset as volume increases/
decreases. Customer’s voice becomes louder
or softer.

Press and hold button  “B” to speak to other
crew members wearing Communicators.
Release to listen.

Other personnel wearing Communicators hear
your voice in their headsets.

ACTION                        RESULT

Press and hold button “A” while speaking to

customer in Lane 1 or 2.

Customer hears your voice.  Everyone wearing

Communicators hears the communication.

Release button and listen to customer.

Customer’s voice is heard in headsets of
everyone wearing Communicators.

While customer is speaking, press the up 

 or

down 

 arrow to adjust volume level.

Beep tones of increasing/decreasing loudness
are heard in headset as volume
increases/decreases. Customer’s voice

becomes louder or softer.

Press and hold button  “B” to speak to other
crew members wearing Communicators.

Release to listen.

Other personnel wearing Communicators hear
your voice in their headsets.

Press button “C” to switch to other lane.

You hear customer's voice from other lane.

Summary of Contents for COM400CC COMMUNICATOR

Page 1: ...dio System 400 This Communicator is worn around the user s collar and a lightweight headset plugs into a connector on the unit These instructions provide detailed information for proper use of the COM...

Page 2: ...tions II WEARING THE COM400CC COMMUNICATOR Place the Communicator collar unit around your neck and put the headset on your head as shown in Figure 4 Adjust the headset band so it rests securely on top...

Page 3: ...ease when transaction is completed Customer hears your voice and you hear customer s voice two way conversation Everyone wearing a Communicator will hear the conversation While customer is speaking pr...

Page 4: ...aring Communicators set to the same channel hears the communication Press button C to switch to other lane You hear customer s voice from other lane While customer is speaking press the up or down arr...

Page 5: ...ace up to four batteries in the charger for charging at a time as shown in Figure 6 The red Charging light adjacent to a battery being charged will go on and remain on while the battery is charging Ro...

Page 6: ...ttery going into storage port Diagnostic Light Table Light behavior What it means What to do Red blinks 2 times quick 3 seconds off Discharge error Either the battery or the charger has a problem Mark...

Page 7: ...l batteries from the Communicator and battery charger This should be done when no batteries are being charged in the battery charger Wet the tip of a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol and squeeze the e...

Page 8: ...ience Canada in Canada and its territories Licensing requirements vary from country to country Contact your local licensing agency for specific requirements This device complies with Part 15 of the FC...

Page 9: ...ng the dual lane feature ON dual lane OFF single lane Switch 10 enables the latching feature Frequency Selection Switch in Audio System Base Station Receive Frequency DIP Switch Settings Single Lane D...

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