Vitec Multimedia CellCom 10, Instruction Manual

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BELTPACKS menu. Highlight and select the next beltpack, and repeat the above
procedures.
SETTING INPUT AND OUTPUT AUDIO LEVELS
The settings at the base station determine the input and output audio levels of a
device connected to a port. You can adjust the levels from -20 to +18 dB.
• Setting the “input” level alters how loudly others will hear it.
• Setting the “output” level alters how loudly the user will hear other audio
sources.
To set the audio level for a port:
1. From the MAIN menu, select PORTS.
2. Select the port for which you wish to adjust audio levels from the AVAILABLE
AUDIO PORTS menu.
The SELECTED PORT menu appears.
3. Select LEVELS from the next menu.
The EDITING LEVELS menu appears.
4. Select either Input level or Output level.
5. Rotate the setup/enter knob clockwise or counterclockwise to increase or
decrease the level in 1 dB increments.
6. When the desired audio level appears on the screen, press and release the
setup/enter knob to select it,
7. Your changes are saved and applied automatically five seconds after the last
time you press or turn the setup/enter knob. The front-panel display flashes to
indicate that the changes are being saved and appied.
In some cases, the audio paths must be re-made before the changes will take
effect.
SELECTING PARTY LINE TYPE
Before enabling a party line from the base station’s front panel, you must tell the
base station the type of party line so that it can set the proper termination, gain
level, and call signalling for that system.
The three types of party line systems are: Clear-Com, Drake, and RTS.
To select the type of party-line system for a party-line port:
1. Select PORTS from the main menu, then select PLCHA or PLCHB from the
AVAILABLE AUDIO port menu which appears.
2. Select TYPE.
The TYPE OF PORT menu appears.
3. Select either Clear-Com, Drake, or RTS. Your changes are saved and applied
automatically five seconds after the last time you press or turn the setup/enter
knob. The front-panel display flashes to indicate that the changes are being
saved and applied.