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- Page 1 AT&T Global Business Communications System Station Recording Adapter (StaR Adapter) Description and Operating Procedures ISSUE 1 August, 1995 Corncode No. 107 656 258...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Actions of third parties and acts of God other than power surges (e.g. lightning) 4.1 Quick Disconnect 4.2 Placing and Receiving Calls with the StaR Adapter This limited warranty applies only to the product purchased directly from AT&T or 4.3 Normal Telephone Operation purchased directly from an AT&T dealer. -
Page 3: Welcome
Telephone Base Cord, 12" telephone. Headset Cord (Coiled) Simple to install and use, the StaR Adapter allows you to use your Items Not Included with the StaR Adapter telephone for normal operation. When required, you simply connect a standard cassette player to the StaR Adapter to send or receive Telephone pre-recorded message announcements. -
Page 4: Installation
2.2.1 Locate the plastic mini-screwdriver attached to the bottom INSTALLATION of the StaR Adapter (FIGURE 4). Slide it out of the bracket. Connecting the StaR Adapter to the Telephone (Refer to FIGURE 6 On Pages 7-8) 2.1.1 Unplug the handset cord from the telephone base and insert... -
Page 5: Operation
"TAPE IN" jack located on the front panel of the StaR and re-record the message. Adapter (FIGURE 7). Receiving a Recording The StaR Adapter can be used to connect a cassette recorder to your telephone to receive pre-recorded announcement messages. Figure 7 3.2.1 Connecting Your Cassette Recorder 3.1.2... -
Page 6: Headset Usage
Headset Transmit Level Dial Tape Input StaR Adapter Back Panel Patch Cord Cassette Player Telephone Jack Handset Jack AC Jack (Optional) Headset (Optional) NOTE: Headset (Headpiece), Cassette Player, Quick Disconnect & Telephone are not included with the StaR Adapter Module. -
Page 7: Placing And Receiving Calls With The Star Adapter
We recommend that you replay and monitor the recordings on your announcement device afterwards. If the recordings are unsatisfactory, the volume control on the StaR Adapter may be adjusted to provide a more satisfactory level. If the recordings Figure 9 are noisy, a poor telephone connection may have been established. -
Page 8: Normal Telephone Operation
4.2.1 Headset Operation Using the Mute Button on the StaR Adapter For headset use, depress the middle button labeled "HANDSET/ 4.5.1 MODULE ON" so the red color indicator is visible To mute your call while still hearing the caller, depress and (FIGURE 10). -
Page 9: Troubleshooting
Placing and Receiving Calls with the StaR Adapter), then playing the tape (See section 3.1 Sending a Recording with the StaR Adapter). If the tape can be heard at the far end, the position is correct; otherwise set the switch to the next position and retry until the tape is clearly heard. - Page 10 Appendix A Appendix B StaR Adapter Switch Control Selecting Your Headset Components Headpieces Quick Reference Guide Mirage Headpiece #3122-050A Our most comfortable model, with no headband, ear-tip or bulky microphone StaR Adapter Handset/Module On Headset/Mute-Tape Ultra lightweight disc-shaped Function Switch...
- Page 11 AT&T Customer Information Center P.O. Box 19901 Indianapolis, IN 46219 ORDER: Global Business Communications System Station Recording Adapter (StaR Adapter) Description and Operating Procedures ISSUE#1, August, 1995 COMCODE NO. 107 656 256 For Technical Assistance AT&T provides a toll-free customer helpline 24-hours a day.