Telos DESKTOP DIRECTOR 2101, Руководство пользователя

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TELOS 2101 USER’S MANUAL
PART V
THE TELOS DESKTOP DIRECTOR
V-12
SECTION 2 – DESKTOP DIRECTOR: GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION
these microphones are muted. Pressing this button again will cancel the muting
function.
Transfer button
(Transfer) – This button invokes the “transfer” function. While connected to a
line, pressing this button will return dial tone. You can then dial in the regular
fashion. Once dialing is complete, you can press this button a second time to connect
the two parties, or you can wait for the called party to answer and announce the call
(the first party will be on hold while you are dialing and talking to the called party).
In the latter case, you would press this button a second time after you have finished
talking to the called party, and wish to connect the two parties.
If you hang up before pressing the transfer button a second time the transfer will be
aborted, leaving the original party on hold.
Note that for the duration of the transferred call two trunks will be used.
2.3.3 User Function Buttons –
These buttons can be used for control of equipment external to the Telos phone
system. For instance, the
button may used to control your obscenity delay dump,
etc.
For details on the electrical characteristics of these outputs, please see Part IV.
(user button) – This button controls an output on the parallel control port. This
output will go low for the duration that the button is pressed. This output can control
equipment external to the 2101 such as the “delay dump” input on an obscenity delay
unit.
(Record Control) – This button is used in conjunction with an external
recording device to easily capture conversations with callers.
This is intended to control an external recording device to easily capture
conversations from callers.
It operates the external equipment by pulsing the “Record Start” (pin 3) and “Record
Stop” (pin 4) outputs of the Parallel Control port. These pins are pulsed for
approximately 1 second. For details on the electrical characteristics of these outputs,
please see Vol. 2 , Part IV, Section 1.6.1.
Pressing the button once when nobody is on-air, “arms” the recording feature (LED
blinking).
Once armed, placing a caller on either of the two hybrids starts the recorder
automatically (LED solid). If no caller is on either hybrid, the “Record Stop” output
will be pulsed to stop the recorder and the system will re enter the “armed” state.
Pressing the button, once when somebody is on air, starts the recorder (LED solid)
immediately instead of entering the armed state.
While recording (LED solid), pressing the button stops the recorder and puts the
system back in the armed state (LED blinking).
When in armed state (LED blinking), pressing the button cancels the recording
feature.