User manual BIAMP TTC

[. . . ] ADVANTAGE® TTC Voicecrafter Table Top Controller Operation Manual TM ® Biamp Systems, 10074 S. W. (503) 641-7287 http://www. biamp. com Jan 12/00 an affiliate of Rauland Borg Corp TTC CONTROL The VOICECRAFTER TTC (Table Top Controller) allows convenient control of the day-to-day operations of the VOICECRAFTER and VOICECRAFTER Plus. [. . . ] Attach the DB9M to the Control Port of the VOICECRAFTER (Plus). ADVANTAGE VOICECRAFTER TTC 1 2 3 PRESETS ABC 4 5 DEF VOLUME PHONE 1 GHI 2 JKL 3 MNO 4 PRS 5 TUV 6 WXY HOLD / PAUSE 7 MUTE 8 OPER 9 FLASH / STORE 0 # ® VCR MUTE SPEED DIAL VOICECRAFTER TTC Connect the TTC to the Control Port of the VOICECRAFTER (Plus). Preset Recall ­ Recalls up to 5 stored presets (Presets must be stored using PC Control Software, and can NOT be stored via the VOICECRAFTER TTC). The VOICECRAFTER sets the limits on user volume increase and decrease amounts to ensure that the VOICECRAFTER can adapt to changes. Mute ­ Engages the System Mute Mode (Channel inputs and Main Output is muted). LED flashes amber when VOICECRAFTER is muted, and remains off during normal operation. VCR Mute ­ Mutes and un-mutes the Aux port in VCR mode for switching between Record and playback functions. This button will have no effect if the VOICECRAFTER is in Bridged Mode. Dialing Pad ­ When the 2-wire interface is connected, these numbers (similar to any telephone) allows dialing directly from the VOICECRAFTER Plus. When the red LED is on, the 2-wire connection is made, when the red LED is off, the 2-wire interface is `hung-up'. This button can be used to put a 2-wire conversation on hold, yet still maintains a 4-wire connection (useful in Video- and Audio-conferencing situations). Flash/Store ­ Flash Engages the Flash function (if available ­Check with your phone system provider) to answer call waiting or engage 3-way calling. In a dis-connected state this button is used to store Speed Dial numbers. [. . . ] Example: Press and hold Speed Dial button, enter memory location then 9 to get an outside line, then the Hold/Pause button, followed by the number to be dialed. This inserts the necessary delay for the PBX to obtain an outside line. [. . . ]