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C
ALL
H
ANDLER
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NSTALLATION
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NSTRUCTIONS
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Determine if the Call Handler is in “factory default”
configuration or if the unit has been pre-downloaded with audio
messages and other configuration settings (This will determine
the operating mode of the Call Handler).
Connections
1)
Phone Lines
– for PBX and key switch phone systems, the
main published number should be connected to phone line
number one in the roll over group, the second line of the roll
over group to phone line number two, and the phone line
number three takes the last roll over number.
2)
Serial Port
– not used at this time.
3)
Reset Button
– this button re-initializes the microprocessor
and brings the screen back to idle. None of the settings will be
erased.
4)
600 ohm and 8 ohm outputs
– one of these outputs is to be
connected to the music on hold port of the phone system. This
will allow for the playing of a message on hold while the
customer has been put on hold.
5)
Tape Input and Handset
– these two jacks allow for local
downloading either from a tape player or a handset jack. The
handset jack must be an old style carbon microphone for
proper operation (available through Premier Technologies).
6)
AC Adapter
- 10 VAC power output
7)
Earth Ground Connector
- To reduce unwanted interference.
NOTE: Connection is mandatory for use with ground start phone
systems.
