DP540 Digital Player Operating Manual
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Telephone
Earphone
ape, CD or PC
For inputting
recorded
Music/Message
For
monitoring
the input.
For directly
recording.
MOH port
of PBX
MOH port
of PBX
TRUNK port
of PBX
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4 tracks of DP540 are available for recording up to 4 message/music. Total recording time is 540 seconds.
Recording
Input the recorded Message/Music from Tape/CD player or PC to DP540 or use direct recording by telephone handset, the
procedures are as follows:
Step 1.
As shown by Figure, connect the earphone, tape/CD player,
PC or phone set to DP540. Make sure REC indicator is
under off status. Otherwise, press REC
to turn off the
REC indicator.
Step 2.
Press REC
until all of the indicators are blinking.
(REC Indicator blinking means waiting for further selection.)
Step 3.
Press TRACK
to select a track for recording.
(Blinking track indicator means what you have selected.)
Step 4.
Press REC
until all of the indicators are blinking.
(Track indicator will turn to stay on solidly.)
Step 5.
Play the Tape/CD or PC or/and speak into the handset.
(When REC indicator turned to stay on solidly, it means
recording is started.)
Step 6.
The recording will be auto-terminated while 1 second of
silence is detected. Or press REC
to complete the
recording and return to Playing.
(REC indictor turned off means under playing.)
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If you want to delete the recorded Message/Music, you must press REC
immediately after step 4.
Connect the DP540 output to PBX
1.
Connect power source to DP540 via adapter (included).
Connect the DP540 "AUDIO OUT" Jack with the PBX MOH port.
Dial into PBX from CO line, let the called party hold the line and
then adjust the volume to proper position. If the volume is not
loud enough while in the maximum position, please connect the
"8 Ohm" output of DP540 with the PBX MOH port. If the PBX
uses CO line TRUNK port as MOH input, please connect the
TRUNK port to DP540 “Telephone Interface”.
Connection for recording
Connection for output
Don’t place the unit close to frequency generator (Power
supply, radio broadcast, … ) in 1 meter distance.
