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ARIA Touch User Guide
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Speaker Channels
This section explains the following:
• Assigning an appearance to a non-paging speaker channel, see page 67 .
• Assigning an appearance to a paging speaker channel, see page 68 .
• Moving an appearance on a speaker channel to a handset, see page 68 .
• Talking on a speaker channel, see page 69 .
• Clearing an ARD on a speaker channel, see page 69 .
To adjust the volume of a speaker channel or master volume, see Volume Control Dashboard on
page 34 .
To mute/unmute a speaker channel, see Set individual speakers/handsets on page 35 .
To mute all speaker channels, see Mute all speakers on page 36 .
To mute all but one speaker channel, see Solo speaker mode on page 35 .
To wipe an appearance from a speaker channel, see Wipe speaker on page 88 .
Up to twenty-four speaker channel tiles can be configured on ARIA Touch by your System
Administrator as either paging or non-paging. Paging speaker channel tiles can display a
different line appearance per speaker page. ARIA Touch has four speaker pages so up to four line
appearances can be applied to a paging speaker channel tile.
When assigning a line to a non-paging speaker channel tile, the line appearance will appear on
every speaker page until the appearance is removed (wiped) from the speaker channel, see page
84.
When assigning a line to a paging speaker channel tile, the line appearance will only appear on
the speaker page to which it was assigned.
To assign a line appearance to a speaker channel, see either Assigning an appearance to a non-
paging speaker channel on page 67 or Assigning an appearance to a paging speaker channel
on page 68 .
Assigning an appearance to a non-paging speaker channel
An appearance can be one of the following: Telephony, Hoot, MRD, ARD, VPW and Intercom.
To assign an appearance to a speaker channel tile from either a line appearance, handset or
another speaker channel tile, drag the appearance to an available speaker channel tile.
Active appearances on speaker channel tiles cannot be moved.