Solidyne UNIDEX UX24, Руководство пользователя

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From factory, UX24 have preset scenes for work
with UDX 2TEL or 2TEL-P connected to input
UNIDEX-1 and to output UNBAL-5.
3.3.1.1 Connection to phone lines
Telephone lines and associated phones are con-
nected using standard RJ11 cables. Two are for
connection of telephone lines, and two for their as-
sociated telephone devices. The phones work nor-
mally while the lines are not taken by the console.
WARNING
If taking a phone line there is no dial tone ; check if the
LINE and PHONE connections are not crossed in the
UDX TEL box.
The lines can be connected directly to the public
telephone exchange or to a private exchange
(PBX). Private exchanges deteriorate the rejection
of the hybrid, so we recommend connecting the
adapter directly to the public exchange.
The UDX TEL adapters have internal RF rejection
filters, both in the medium wave band (AM) and in
the VHF and UHF bands, and it is not usually nec-
essary to add any type of additional filter. Tele-
phone lines are internally protected against high
voltage discharges (flashes or non-direct rays) by
metal oxide varistors. It is recommended, however,
to have additional external gaseous protectors for
each line.
NOTE
In the event that a nearby electric shock burns the ther-
mal fuse protection, you can ask Solidyne to replace the
telephone line protection circuit.
WARNING
Telephone lines in rural areas must have a gaseous pro-
tector against voltage spikes, for protection against
lightning or lightning strikes.
Once UDX-2TEL (or TEL+BT) is connected proceed:
•
Configure the inputs and assign channels.
•
Configure the outputs .
•
Configure the channels.
•
Adjust the reject factor at UDX 2TEL.
3.3.2 Inputs settings
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