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- Page 1 Speaker Module iE801 User Guide Reordering Info: UG801/R7 (iD808 V3.0), Nov 2016...
- Page 2 Speakerbus reserves the right to make changes to the products described in this document without notice. Speakerbus Technology Limited does not assume any liability that may occur due to the use or application of the product(s) describes herein. Revision History...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Speaker Module User Guide Contents About this Guide ................ 6 Using this Guide ..................... 6 Related Manual ....................6 Further Help ..................... 6 Instruction Symbols ..................6 Out of the Box ................7 Verify the Package Contents ................7 iE801 Elements ................ - Page 4 Programming ................28 Setting the Function (F1) Key ..............28 Group Talk Keys .................... 28 Adding Speaker Channels to the iE801 Group Talk Keys ........29 Removing Speaker Channels from the iE801 Group Talk Keys ......29 Member Muting ..................... 30 Speaker Channels ..................
- Page 5 Speaker Module User Guide iE801#1/2 Settings Properties ................37 Speaker Source ..................... 38 Speaker Page ....................39 Changing a Speaker Page ..................40 Ganging ..................42 Group Key Ganging ..................42 Mute Key Ganging ..................43 Technical Specifications ............44 Dimensions ....................
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Page 6: About This Guide
Using this Guide Thank you for choosing the iE801 Speaker Module. This guide describes how to operate the iE801. The iE801 is attached to the iD808 turret and provides additional speaker channels. Before operating the iE801, please ensure you read the: ●... -
Page 7: Out Of The Box
Please take time to verify the enclosed package contents: ● iE801 Expansion Speaker Module ● Metal bracket (supplied loose) ● Interconnection Board ● Three (M3 x 6mm) screws ● Cable Tidy Clip ● Power Link Cable (only supplied with each iE801) -
Page 8: Ie801 Elements
Individual Rotary Controls the speaker channel’s audio level. Volume Controls F3 Key Mute / Mute All - Mutes speaker channels on an iE801 OR Mutes speaker channels on iD808 and all attached iE801s if ganged. F2 Key Program Key - Used to program the group talk keys. -
Page 9: Rear View
Speaker Module User Guide Rear View Key No. Description Extended Description Link cable socket. Mains power socket. NET 1 Primary Ethernet Network - 100 Base T Ethernet Interface. NET 2 Secondary Ethernet Network - 100 Base T Ethernet Interface. -
Page 10: Speaker Channel Icons
Speaker Page Icons and Labels The Speaker Page icons and labels indicate the speaker page currently displayed on the iE801 screen. They are located at the top of the iE801 Speaker Module Screen. The table below shows and describes the different speaker page icons. -
Page 11: Speaker Menus
Speaker Module User Guide Speaker Menus Main Menu The speaker type menu option contained within the Main menu is Speaker Actions. Program Menu The speaker type menu option contained within the Program menu is Speakers. -
Page 12: Speaker Volume
Adjusting the Master Rotary Volume Control To adjust the master rotary volume control during a call: 1. Adjust the master volume rotary control. Please refer to the iE801#1/2 Settings Properties section on page 37 to enable/disable the master volume control. Adjusting Individual Rotary Volume Controls To adjust an individual rotary volume control during a call: 1. -
Page 13: Manual Ring Downs
If the F1 key is set to signal an MRD channel press F1. For more information on setting the F1 key to signal an MRD channel, see iE801#1/2 Settings Properties on page 37. A call on an MRD speaker channel needs to be assigned back to a handset prior to ringing the channel. -
Page 14: Speakers
Speaker Module User Guide Speakers Persistence of Speaker Channels The term persistence is used for speaker channel appearances. A call appearance can be one of the following: call/line, ARD, VPW and Intercom. A non call appearance is either a Hoot or MRD. An appearance moved to a speaker channel, will remain on that channel even when the call has ended, in the case of calls/lines, ARDs, VPWs and Intercoms. -
Page 15: Assigning An Mrd To A Speaker Channel
Speaker Module User Guide channel, and press its associated soft key. An available speaker channel contains the icon below. An occupied speaker channel has an (a) idle call/line, ARD, VPW or Intercom appearance, or (b) MRD or Hoot attached to it. With the exception... -
Page 16: Assigning A Hoot To A Speaker Channel
Speaker Module User Guide Assigning a Hoot to a Speaker Channel To move a Hoot to a speaker channel key: 1. Ensure the appropriate handset is selected by pressing the left or right handset soft key. 2. Locate either an available speaker channel or an idle occupied speaker channel, and press its associated soft key. -
Page 17: Push-To-Latch
Speaker Module User Guide Push-to-Latch ● Please ensure latching is turned on, on the speaker channel. For more information, see Editing Speaker Channels on page 33. ● Please ensure Push-to-Latch is set within the Speaker Settings menu. For more information, see Latch Mode on page 35. -
Page 18: Tap-Latch
Speaker Module User Guide 3. Talk into microphone. Remember that you have to be in close proximity to the microphone to be heard clearly. 4. Release the associated soft key when finished talking. The speaker channel’s state changes back from active to monitor mode. -
Page 19: Hoot/Mrd Appearances
Speaker Module User Guide Hoot/MRD Appearances To speak on a speaker channel using tap-latch on a Hoot/MRD appearance: 1. Locate the appropriate speaker channel. The speaker channel will contain the icon displayed below. Please note the appearance name, John Smith, in the illustration below is used for example purposes only. -
Page 20: Hoot/Mrd Appearances
Speaker Module User Guide 4. Release the associated soft key when finished talking. The speaker channel’s state changes back from active to mute. Hoot/MRD Appearances Please ensure latching is turned off, on the speaker channel. For more information, see Editing Speaker Channels on page 33. -
Page 21: Clearing An Appearance Off A Speaker Channel
● To set the F1 key to end calls (CLEAR), please refer to function key 1, within the iE801#1/2 Settings Properties section on page 37. Clearing an Appearance off a Speaker Channel The last appearance assigned to a speaker channel is left on the channel after a call has ended. - Page 22 Speaker Module User Guide 4. Press the speakers associated soft key to remove the appearance. Method Two The method assumes call/line, VPW, ARD or Intercom appearances are idle prior to being cleared off speaker channels. 1. Press assign twice.
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Page 23: Talking On Ie801 Group Talk Keys
When the group talk key is pressed the: ● speaker channel’s LED is lit in green, ● iE801 screen label displays G1 (for group talk key one) or G2 (for group talk key two), G3 (for group talk key three) and G4 (for group talk key four). -
Page 24: Muting An Ie801'S Speaker Channels
Muting an iE801’s Speaker Channels Speaker Channels on an individual iE801 are muted when the unit’s F3 key is pressed, providing the Enable Mute Button Ganging option is not set in the iManager software. Refer to the iManager Administrator’s Guide for more information. -
Page 25: Moving A Group Talk Speaker Channel To A Handset
Speaker Module User Guide To move the line appearance back from the handset to the speaker channel requires pressing the CLEAR key for the appropriate handset. Please note that in order for this feature to work, the Member Muting setting needs to be set to Off. -
Page 26: Group Talk Member Muting
Speaker Module User Guide Group Talk Member Muting Group talk member muting is when a speaker channel that is part of an active group talk key is placed on mute. It will remain in this state as long as the group talk key is active. - Page 27 Speaker Module User Guide 1. Firstly identify the speaker channel that is muted. This is indicated by its LED flashing amber. 2. Press the speaker channel’s soft key. The speaker channel’s state changes from mute to active.
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Page 28: Programming
Speaker Settings and press OK. This displays Speaker Settings. 4. Highlight iE801#1 or iE801#2 Settings and press OK. This displays the iE801#1/2 Settings options. 5. On the FUNCTION KEY 1 option set it to either Clear, Wipe or Signal. For more information on these options see page 8. -
Page 29: Adding Speaker Channels To The Ie801 Group Talk Keys
To add speaker channels to the iE801 group talk keys: 1. Press the Program (F2) key on the iE801. 2. Press one of the two (or four if two iE801s are attached) iE801 group talk keys. This displays the red LED light on the selected group talk key. -
Page 30: Member Muting
5. Set the MEMBER MUTING setting to On or Off using the button. 6. Highlight Save and press OK. Speaker Channels Adding Speaker Channels to the iE801 To add a speaker channel key to the iE801: 1. Press to display Main menu. The right screen displays Main menu. -
Page 31: Speaker Channel Key Properties
4. Highlight Add and press OK. This displays Key Finder. 5. Locate an available key on the iE801 and press its associated soft key. This displays Speaker Edit. 6. Change the settings as required. For more information on the settings, see the next section, Speaker Channel Key Properties. - Page 32 Speaker Module User Guide ● LATCHING - The available latching settings in this option in this setting are Off and Yes. If latching is set to Off the key works in a push to talk manner. If it is set to Yes the latching feature is enabled using either tap-latch or push-to-latch.
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Page 33: Editing Speaker Channels
Speaker Module User Guide Editing Speaker Channels To edit a speaker channel key: 1. Press to display Main menu. The right screen displays Main menu. ◄ ► 2. Using locate Program menu. ▲ ▼ 3. Using highlight Speakers and press OK. -
Page 34: Viewing Speaker Channels
6. Locate a new key and press the associated soft key. 7. If you need to move more speaker channels on the iE801 locate the required speaker channel, and press its associated soft key. Locate a new key and press the associated soft key. When you have moved the required speaker channels press and hold the back (Q) key until the screen one returns to an idle state. -
Page 35: Deleting Speaker Channels
This displays the Confirm Key Finder Action screen. 6. Confirm you want to delete the selected speaker channel by selecting Yes. 7. If you need to delete more speaker channels on the iE801 locate the required speaker channel, and press its associated soft key. When you have deleted the required speaker channels press and hold the back (Q) key until screen one returns to an idle state. -
Page 36: Push-To-Latch And Tap-Latch
The right screen displays Main menu. ▲ ▼ highlight Speaker Actions and press OK. 2. Using ▲ ▼ 3. Using highlight Speaker Settings and press OK. ▲ ▼ highlight iE801#1 Settings or iE801#2 Settings press OK. 4. Using This displays the iE801#1/2 Settings. -
Page 37: Ie801#1/2 Settings Properties
● Group Talk #1 Latching - This option is used to turn on or off latching group talk key G1 on the first/second iE801. If this option is set to Enabled refer to Latch Mode on page 35 to also set the latching type. -
Page 38: Speaker Source
Speaker Module User Guide Left Right Channels Channels Left Right Speaker Speaker Dual Speaker Mode Split Speaker Mode ● Function Key 1 - This option is used to set the function on the F1 key. It can be set to one of the following options: Signal, Clear and Wipe. -
Page 39: Speaker Page
Speaker Module User Guide ● Gooseneck - This option refers to a gooseneck microphone. When it is selected audio is transmitted from the gooseneck microphone. ● Handset 1 - This option refers to port HS1 which is located at the back of the iD808. -
Page 40: Changing A Speaker Page
Speaker Module User Guide Fig. 4, Speaker Page 3 The illustration on the previous page represents an iD808 screen. Fig. 1 represents four speaker channels with speaker paging turned on, on each channel. For more information on, turning on the speaker paging feature, see Editing Speaker Channels on page 33. - Page 41 Speaker Module User Guide ▲ ▼ 4. Using highlight one of the four speaker pages and press OK. If speaker paging is not turned on, on a speaker channel, selecting a speaker page through the Speaker Page menu option has no affect. For more information on, turning on the speaker paging feature, see Editing Speaker Channels on page 33.
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Page 42: Ganging
Speaker Modules are attached to an iD808 the group talk key numbering will be as illustrated below. The group talk keys on the first iE801 Speaker Module (the first unit on the left of the iD808) are G1 (group talk key one) and G2 (group talk key two). The group talk keys on the second iE801 are G3 (group talk key three) and G4 (group talk key four). -
Page 43: Mute Key Ganging
(F3) is pressed the speaker channels on that unit are muted. This is indicated by the mute title label on that iE801. When Mute Key Ganging is enabled and a mute key (F3) is pressed on one of the two iE801s the speaker channels on both units are muted. -
Page 44: Technical Specifications
Speaker Module User Guide Technical Specifications Dimensions Dimensions Height (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm) Weight iD808 Desk Station 2, 000g iD808 + 1 x iE801 3, 000g Speaker Module iD808 + 2 x iE801 4,000g Speaker Modules Environmental Performance Operational Environmental Operating temperature 0-35˚C... -
Page 45: Safety And Compliance
LVD-73/23/EEC-EN60950. Class I Pluggable Equipment Type A The iE801 has been certified to meet IEC 60950-1 and is provided with a Class 1 pluggable desk top PSU as part of this approval. This type of PSU requires an earthed mains socket-outlet. -
Page 46: Abbreviations
Speaker Module User Guide Abbreviations ARD - Automatic Ring-down MRD - Manual Ring-down VAD - Voice Activity Detection... -
Page 47: Index
Speaker Module User Guide Index speaker menus 11 speaker page 39 auto answer 32 speaker page icons 10 speaker settings 35 environmental performance. See technical specifications tap-latch 18, 36 technical specifications dimensions 44 features environmental performance 44 front view 8... - Page 52 © Speakerbus Technology Limited 2016 Registered Office: Ground Floor, Hanover House, Britannia Road, Queens Gate, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, EN8 7TF Registered in England No: 04415859...
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