ZETRON 360, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Remote Features
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Supervisor
Any number of remotes in a system can be configured as Supervisors. These remotes are
immune to the effects of privacy mode. In other words, when another remote initiates
privacy, all Supervisor remotes will still be able to hear both sides of the conversation
and to control the radio.
When a Supervisor remote initiates privacy, the mode will not time out.
A user at a Supervisor remote can interrupt a user at another remote, even while they are
transmitting, by pressing the Privacy key. The radio will stop transmitting, thereby giving
the Supervisor complete control over the use of the radio.
For information on configuring a Model 360 Remote to be a Supervisor, see Table 2 on
page 30 .
Supervisor Takeover
This active low, pull to ground FET output can be wired to control an external relay that
can be used to physically disconnect downstream remotes. While the system is in privacy
mode, this output is active on the remote that initiated privacy mode. It is inactive when
privacy mode is not in effect. This scheme can provide a more positive means of locking
out parallel remotes during privacy mode.
For more information on using this output, see the Audio Accessories section on page 35 .
Instant Calls
Model 360 Remote Instant Calls work like the radio’s Home function. They provide
access to commonly used systems and groups with a single keystroke. The difference is
that the Model 360 Remote can be programmed with up to six Instant Calls (plus a key
for the radio’s Home function).
To switch the radio directly to a pre-programmed system and group, press the key
programmed for the appropriate Instant Call.
Instant Calls are configured in system programming.
Radio Hookswitch
Radio hookswitch can be controlled by the handset hookswitch or by a programmable
function key.