Cloud9 CloudHub Reference Manual

This document provides a quick overview of the hardware aspects on the CloudHub.
BUTTONS
The CloudHub button layout is designed to match the button layout of the C9 Trader
application so that users can seamlessly switch between the hardware and software. The
CloudHub provides fixed buttons that allow users to quickly initiate calls, monitor incoming
calls and navigate their connections, for all call types supported in C9 Trader today.
To use the CloudHub, the unit must be plugged into wall power and connected by USB
to the user's computer. The CloudHub supports one C9 Trader Gooseneck Microphone
and up to two handset devices, all connected directly to the CloudHub through the
provided ports on the bottom of the unit (see the CloudHub Installation Guide).
CloudHub Reference Guide
Left/Right Speakers – Built-in speakers that are the
default output device for the C9 Trader Gooseneck
Microphone and for audible notification alerts
Context Buttons – Used to navigate the Left/Right
Display Panels
Function Buttons – Programmable buttons for quick
access to functions such as the Global Search menu
and initiating group broadcasts
Device Selection Buttons – From left to right: Left
Handset, Microphone, Right Handset
• Used to select the device call well displayed on
the Right Display Panel
• Backlighting indicates device status: green,
device has an active call; white, device is idle
but available for a new call; red, device has been
muted; no backlighting, device is not available or
not configured
Hold – Used to place the call in the currently
displayed call well on hold
Release – Used to release the active call currently
displayed in the call well
Volume Mode – Allows users to adjust the individual
button volume of shout down buttons through the
CloudHub on the Left Display Panel
Master Volume Adjustment – Used to lower (left) or
increase (right) volume of the Left/Right Speakers.
This can also be used to adjust volume on any active
call in the call well.
Dial pad –Touch-tone dial pad used to place dial tone
calls and physically enter DTMF digit