6 Configuration Options
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Configuration Options
The CM-TB8 has a wide range of user configurable options. These options
are arranged in sets, with an active set which contains the current working
settings, and six configuration set templates that allow settings to be stored
and recalled at a later date. Two of the configuration templates, sets 1 and
2, are read only and cannot be modified. The other four, sets 3 to 6, can be
used to store customised settings. This allows the unit to be preconfigured
for a range of user scenarios which can be instantly recalled. There are two
methods available for modifying the configuration settings, the on-board
configuration mode and the embedded web server. Any configuration
settings that are changed using either of these two methods only affect the
active set.
On-Board Configuration Mode
The on-board configuration mode allows a limited number of configuration
options in the active set to be modified without the need of a PC. It also
allows the active set to be saved to one of the four editable sets, 3 to 6.
To enter the on-board configuration mode:
press and hold the rotary
control and channel 7 and 8 talk buttons for 5 seconds. The 2 talk level LEDs
and the LS mute button LED will flash red to indicate the configuration mode
has been entered. The rotary control and talk buttons can now be released.
There are four configuration options available in this mode and the MIC,
Phantom and HS LEDs illuminate red in sequence to indicate which option
is currently being displayed. Option 4 is shown when all three LEDs are
illuminated. The value of the selected option on a channel is shown by a
sequence of recurring red flashes on the corresponding talk button, one
flash equals mode 1, two flashes equals mode 2 etc.
To cycle through the options:
press the group talk button once. The MIC,
Phantom and HS LEDs will change to indicate which new option is being
displayed.
To change the current option setting:
press the corresponding talk button
once. The number of flashes will increase to indicate the new setting. Once
the maximum option mode setting has been reached, the value will wrap
around to mode 1.
The on-board configuration mode options are listed below:
Option 1 – Channel inclusion in the group talk function (MIC LED is
illuminated)
Mode 1 – channel is excluded from the group talk function
Mode 2 – channel is included in the group talk function
Option 2 – Channel IFB mode (Phantom LED is illuminated)
Mode 1 – 4W IN is IFB, Mic signal interrupts talkback signal when
talk is active
Mode 2 – IFB A IN is IFB, Mic signal interrupts talkback signal when
talk is active
Mode 3 – IFB B IN is IFB, Mic signal interrupts talkback signal when
talk is active
Mode 4 – 4W IN is IFB, Mic signal is mixed with talkback signal
when talk is active
Mode 5 – IFB A IN is IFB, Mic signal is mixed with talkback signal
when talk is active
Mode 6 – IFB B IN is IFB, Mic signal is mixed with talkback signal
when talk is active
Option 3 – Channel 1 & 2 telephone interface mode (HS LED is illuminated
Mode 1 – Normal mode
Mode 2 – Telephone mode (requires telephone expansion card to
be
fitted)
Option 4 – Save the active set (MIC, Phantom and HS LEDs illuminated)
This option allows the current active set to be saved to set 3, 4, 5 or 6 by
pressing and holding the talk button on the channel corresponding to the
required set number for 3 seconds. The talk button will illuminate will
