
F. System Bypass
The system bypass allows you to use outside phone services (automated attendants, etc.) that require the use of the
#
key. Come
off hook with any phone and enter
#9
, two confirmation beeps should be heard, hang up the phone. The
SLP-4
will now ignore all
Touch Tone commands on the next off-hook.
G. Music Mute
To mute the background music any time you are on the phone, simply enter
#5
. The background music will return when you enter
#5
again or hang-up the phone. The
MUTE
LED will light while the background music is muted.
Note:
The music mute command
(
#5
) should not be used in multi-line applications.
H. Outside Line Access Mode (Dial 9)
With DIP switch
3
in the
OFF
position (see
DIP Switch Programming
page 8), simply coming off-hook will instantly give you the
outside line. With DIP switch
3
in the
ON
position, you must dial a “
9
” to get an outside line. The
SLP-4
’s features remain the same
in either mode.
Note:
Instant outside line access mode is for use with private dial tone.
I. Door Chime (Doorbell Switch Input)
With DIP switch
1
in the
OFF
position (see
DIP Switch Programming
, page 8), the doorbell input terminals on the
SLP-4
can be
connected to a normally open switch (lighted or non-lighted doorbell buttons, etc.). When the switch is activated, the unit will
momentarily mute the background music and provide a door chime/message sound over the speakers.
Note:
This input is not
polarity sensitive and is designed to light standard 6-16V lighted doorbell switches.
With DIP switch
2
in the
ON
position, the first triggered chime input on the
SLP-4
can be connected to the
C-1000B
or
C-2000A
nor-
mally open auxiliary relay contacts. When a doorbox on the
C-1000B
, or a door phone on the
C-2000A
is activated, the
SLP-4
will
momentarily mute the background music and play the first chime/message sound over the speakers. When doorbox 2 on the
C-
1000B
, or door phone 2, 3 or 4 on the
C-2000A
is activated, the second chime/message will be heard over the speakers. This is
ideal for determining which door the visitor is located at without having to answer the telephone.
Note:
The
C-1000B
or
C-2000A
must have the auxiliary contact mode programmed for custom ring cadence. For more information, refer to the
C-1000B
or
C-2000A
Technical Practice.
J. Loud Ringing
The
SLP-4
can momentarily mute background music and provide loud ringing (warble sound) over the speakers each time the
incoming phone line rings. To enable this feature, short terminals labeled
LOUD RING ENABLE
. This input can also be connected
to a SPST switch or time controlled relay for night ring applications.
Note:
With loud ringing enabled, if the incoming phone line rings during a page or phone to phone intercom, a short “loud ring” burst
will be heard over the speakers every 15 seconds or until the line stops ringing.
K. I.O. Communications (for Multi-Line Applications)
The
SLP-4
is designed to operate on a single phone line. If paging is required on two or more phone lines, connect one
SLP-4
per
line. Multiple
SLP-4
’s can be connected to the same Pre-Amp, Amp or Receiver. In this application the terminals labeled
IO COM
should be connected in parallel to each
SLP-4
.
Caution:
This connection is polarity sensitive. With the I.O. communication con-
nected between each
SLP-4
, paging will be allowed on a first come, first serve basis. If paging is active on one
SLP-4
, any person
attempting to page on another
SLP-4
will hear a busy signal on their phone.
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E. Phone to Phone Intercom
This feature allows you to first page someone over the speakers, then speak with them over the phone without the conversation
being heard over the speakers. To perform this function, simply press
#
, then
7
(the “
P
” key on your keypad), announce your page,
then press the numeric
0
key. Another phone coming off-hook will be instantly connected.