Clear-Com CELLCOM 10, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Vitec Group Communications
CellCom-10 Instruction Manual
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“destination” refers to a device to which audio is sent. It represents a
“talk” path from a beltpack.
The names of these sources and destinations appear in the display of
a beltpack and are called “labels.” A label is a 5-character
alphanumeric name that identifies a source, destination, or control
function accessed by a beltpack. These “labels” are programmed from
the CellCom 10 base station.
USING THE BASE STATION’S PROGRAM-
MING MENUS
A CellCom 10 system is programmed using the programming menus
that appear on the base station’s front-panel display screen. The user
navigates through the menus to select programming options for the
system.
Rotating the setup/enter knob allows the user to scroll through the
selections on the screen. As the user scrolls through the menu items
are highlighted on the screen. To select an item as a new programming
option, press the setup/enter knob in, as if it were a pushbutton, when
the desired item is highlighted on the screen.
SAVING CHANGES
The changes are saved and applied automatically when changes are
made to the unit’s programming. Five seconds after the last time the
setup/enter knob was turned or pressed, the front-panel display
flashes to indicate that the changes are being saved and applied.
CHANGING BELTPACK LABELS
The first step in creating a CellCom 10 system is to create individual
names (“labels”) for the wireless beltpacks and for the wired devices
connected to the base station. Use individual labels for building
“point-to-point” communication routes.
To create a beltpack label
1. From the MAIN menu on the base station’s front panel display, scroll
to and select BELTPACKS, as shown in Figure 5-1.
.
Figure 5-1: From the MAIN menu, select BELTPACKS
MAIN MENU
PORTS
GROUPS SYSTEM BELTPACKS
“Source” refers to a
device—beltpack, intercom
station, or a variety of other
devices—from which audio is
received.
“Destination” refers to a
device to which audio is sent.
There are two ways to save
changes.
Use individual labels for
point-to-point communication
routes.