ZETRON 4000 Series, Installation Manual

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Common Control Equipment Installation
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Table 18: Dual Channel Recorder Output Audio Selection
Tone/Local Software Configuration
The basic operating mode and optional features of the Universal and Tone/Local DCCs are
configured through the serial port. This requires an ASCII terminal or a computer running
a terminal emulation program and the Zetron Serial Interface Cable (Part # 709-7452).
The following features may be enabled using the channel card configuration interface:
• Independent channel type selection
• Tone or Local (Part # 950-9820)
• Automatic Number Identification (ANI) decoding
• DTMF, 5/6 Tone, MDC-1200, GE-Star
• Call detect
• VOX, COR, or LLGT
Applicable
Cards
Tone/Local, and Wireless cards with part numbers:
950-9820, 950-9867, 950-0015, 950-0172
Channel A Output Level Adjust (0 to -10 dB) = Rx154
Channel A Tx audio off JP1-C
Channel A Tx audio on —
Channel A Tx audio on With Guard tone, JP1-B
Channel A Tx audio on Without Guard tone, JP1-A
Channel A Rx audio on With Guard tone, without IRR, JP21-B
Channel A Rx audio on Without Guard tone, with IRR, JP21-A
Channel B Output Level Adjust (0 to -10 dB) = Ry155
Channel B Tx audio off JP4-C
Channel B Tx audio on —
Channel B Tx audio on With Guard tone, JP4-B
Channel B Tx audio on Without Guard tone, JP4-A
Channel B Rx audio on With Guard tone, without IRR, JP22-B
Channel B Rx audio on Without Guard tone, with IRR, JP22-A
Note If S4000 Channel Check IRR Option 930-0052 is configured on Dual
Channel Cards, any IRR playback audio at dispatch position will be
sent to RECORDER / LOGGER output.
LOGGER recordings will contain the audio that was received "live"
and for any subsequent IRR playbacks. The IRR recordings are
differentiated by audible start and stop markers.
To disable all IRR playback audio being sent to RECORDER/
LOGGER, set RX jumper (JP22) to “without IRR” (position B).