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7700 MultiFrame Manual
7707IT Multi-Channel Intercom Fiber Transceiver
Revision 1.7
Page - 19
CTRL
To change the programmed profile, select the
CTRL
menu item in menu
level 1. The 7707IT allows independent configuration of each channel, or
common configuration of all channels (See section 4.2.11 for information on
the
GLBL
menu option). Use the toggle switch to choose the channel to
which the profile will be applied and press the pushbutton to apply the
displayed selection.
CH01 to CH08:
Range of channels for the 7707IT-8
CH01 to CH03:
Range of channels for the 7707IT-3
Use the toggle switch to select the
PROF
menu item and press the
pushbutton. Use the toggle switch to select the desired profile as per the list
below.
TXMX:
RTS-Telex Matrix
(4-Wire Audio and RS-485
serial data)
CCMX:
ClearCom Matrix
(4-Wire Audio and RS-422
serial data)
TXPL:
RTS-Telex Party-line (1-Wire Audio and frequency
call signaling)
CCPL:
ClearCom Party-line (1-Wire Audio and voltage call
signaling)
The factory default profile is the
TXMX
profile.
CH01 to CH03 or
CH08
PROF
TXMX
CCMX
TXPL
CCPL
Selecting one of the programmed profiles sets all audio gain, null, and detection levels to the factory
defaults specified in the following sections. Press the pushbutton to apply the displayed selection and
return to menu level 3. You can modify these settings from the factory default by using the toggle switch
to select the
NULL, DET, GAIN, TERM or BIAS
menu items on menu level 3, or select the
BACK
menu
item to return to menu level 2.
4.2.5. Setting the Party-Line Audio Null Level (Future)
This section applies only to installations using party-line type intercom systems. The 7707IT has a self-
calibration capability for automatic null adjustment. This user-friendly feature is unique in the industry.
Party-line null adjustment is accomplished using the card-edge interface.
Party-line intercom systems use bi-directional signals over a single wire with transmit and receive signals
superimposed. This means that each intercom station will receive its own transmit signal. Party-line
nulling cancels the transmitted audio output signal from the received audio input signal. Without proper
null adjustment, the user would hear their own voice as an echo, making it difficult for them to distinguish
from other input audio signals. The combined impedances of all connected intercom devices in a party-
line system create different signal characteristics for each intercom system. Therefore, it may be desirable
to calibrate the party-line nulling each time the system is changed.