Vitec Multimedia CellCom 10, Instruction Manual

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make additional changes as needed. When the levels are set as desired, press to
select and the display will go to the previous INPUT/OUTPUT screen. When
both are adjusted, select BACK on each screen until you return to the main
screen.
Users connected to the base unit can be forced to listen to the activity on the
party line by initiating a “call.”
To connect to the party line:
1. From the main menu, scroll to PORTS and select by pressing the setup/enter
knob in.
2. Scroll to PLCHA or PLCHB and press to select.
The SELECTED PORT screen appears.
3. Scroll to and select CALLS.
The CALL DESTINATION screen appears.
4. Select the port or group that you wish to connect the party line to by scrolling
to it and pressing the rotary encoder. Doing so creates a route to the selected
destination—this port or group can now hear the activity on the party line.
(Note: you can also set this option to NONE.)
5. Select TYPE from the menu.
6. Select either Clear-Com, Drake, or RTS.
The base station automatically sets the termination, audio levels, and call
signaling options for the selected party-line system.
7. If you save your changes, the route will be reinstated on power up.
For more information on programming the base station, see the chapter
“Programming a System from the Base Station.”
CONNECTING TO 4-WIRE AND DIGITAL MATRIX
INTERCOM
Up to four channels of 4-wire/digital matrix intercom can be connected to the
CellCom 10 base. The descriptions below will discuss connections with
Clear-Com Matrix Plus digital matrix, Clear-Com Eclipse digital matrix, other
brands of digital matrix intercoms, other 4-wire audio devices, and the
front-panel settings associated with these 4-wire connections.
To connect the base station to a matrix port:
1. Scroll to PORTS on the main display screen and press the rotary encoder to
select.
2. Scroll to 4-WIRE and press to select.
3. Scroll to CALLS and press to select.
4. Select the port or group to which you wish to create an audio path and press to
select. Doing so creates a route to the selected destination—this port or group
can now hear the activity on the party line. (Note: you can also set this option
to NONE.)
5. If you save your changes, the route will be reinstated on power up.
Note : Call signalling is not currently supported on 4-wire connections.