Vitec Multimedia CellCom 10, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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C E L L C O M 1 0 W I R E L E S S C O M M U N I C A T I O N S Y S T E M
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ASSIGNING THE GROUP LABEL TO CELLCOM BELT-
PACK KEYS
You will now assign the group label you created in the prevous step, GP#01, to
the first key of each of the CellCom wireless beltpacks.
To assign the group label to the first key of CellCom beltpack #1:
1. From the base station’s front-panel menu. select BELTPACKS, then BPK01,
then KEYS. You will now see a list showing how the 3 pages of 2 keys are
currently assigned on beltpack #1.
2. Select “Pg1-1” to edit the first key of the first page. You will see a list of
destinations to which you can assign this key.
3. Rotate the setup/enter knob clockwise until “GP#01” is highlighted, then
press the knob to select it. The base station’s display should return to the key
list.
4. Select BACK, then BACK again to return to the list of beltpacks.
5. Your changes are saved and applied automatically five seconds after the last
time you press or turn the setup/enter knob. The front-panel display flashes to
indicate that the changes are being saved and applied.
6. Repeat the procedure for beltpack #2.
CALLING THE GROUP FROM THE WIRELESS BELT-
PACKS
To call the group from beltpack #1:
1. If beltpack #1’s label BPK01 does not appear on page #1 (indicated by the
numbers in the center of the display), use the beltpack’s left and right scroll
buttons to move to page 1.
The label under the left-hand rotary controller should now read GRP01.
2. Press the rotary controller briefly to latch the talk path to “on.”
• The red talk light and green listen light next to the rotary controller should
light.
• Note that if you press the rotary controller for too long, the talk path will
not latch—the path will be deleted, and the green and red lights will
extinguish when you release the rotary controller.
• Examine the wired beltpack attached to party-line channel A . The call
signal light should light for approximately 5 seconds. You should be able to
hear audio from beltpack #1 in the wired beltpack’s headset. If you open
the microphone of the wired beltpack, the wireless beltpack should also be
able to hear the audio.
• The 4-wire device should have 2-way audio . The wireless beltpack should
be able to hear audio from the 4-wire device, and the 4-wire device should
be able to hear audio from the wireless beltpack.