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Summary of Contents for SDX Audio SPOT 3
- Page 1 SPOT 3 User's Guide By SDX Business Systems Limited 38GDE00001SCA - Issue 2...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Available facilities ........... 28 Working with PC Applications.....12 Stored numbers ..........28 General Application Notes ......12 Windows Cardfile ..........13 Glossary of Terms ........29 Windows Terminal...........15 Index............... 30 Using SPOT as an Answering Machine..15 SPOT 3 User's Guide – iii... -
Page 5: Getting Started
SPOT to work with any PC applications. – "SPOT Commands" Lists all the modem and other commands that SPOT can understand. Hopefully you won't need to use these. – "UK Statutory Requirements" A section of 'stuff' we are required to give you. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 6: What Is Spot
PC's serial port. You do not need to dismantle your PC in any way (which might invalidate your PC warranty). This User's Guide explains how to install SPOT and provides guidelines for using telephony aware packages with SPOT. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 7: Spot Telephone Features
– Last number redial – Handset and handsfree mute – Time break recall (TBR ) – Ringer volume control – Handsfree speaker volume control – DTMF dialling – Alpha-numeric keypad – BABT approved – Standard BT telephone jack plug SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 8: Spot Fax/Modem Features
– Fax speed 9600bps Voice Specification: – Voice data at 19.2 Kbps – Encoding/decoding: 8-bit linear – Compression: CVSD 14.4 – Sampling rate: 7300Hz Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) Specification: – SPOT supports the Microsoft/Intel TAPI standard SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 9: Installing Spot
– Minimum: 486SX 25MHz processor and 4MB RAM. – Recommended: 486DX 50MHz processor with 8MB RAM. – Windows 3.1, 3.11 or Windows 95. – A free 9-pin or 25-pin D-type serial port. – At least 3MB of hard disk space. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 10: Connecting Spot To A Telephone Socket
REN of the all the equipment connected to a line must not exceed 4 to guarantee proper ringing and operation. When the SPOT power supply unit is connected and on, SPOT has a REN of 1.5. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 11: Connecting Spot To Your Pc
5. Connect the SPOT serial cable to the serial port (use the 9-pin to 25-pin serial adapter if necessary). 6. Hand-tighten the securing screws on the serial cable plug (and adapter if used). 7. Go to "Installing the SPOT Software " on page 8. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 12: Installing The Spot Software
5. In the group that appears, click on the Add/Remove Program icon. 6. Enter a:\install.exe (or b:\install.exe ) and then click on OK 7. Follow the on-screen instructions. 8. When the SPOT Registration screen appears, go to "Registering Your SPOT " on page 9. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 13: Registering Your Spot
Register (otherwise click on Finished to register at another time). To rerun registration at another time: 1. Locate the SPOT group and click on the Register icon. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 14: Using Spot As A Normal Phone
1. Press ∗ ∗ . Any following key presses send MF tones to the telephone line rather than LD pulses. 2. When the call ends, this setting automatically cancels and returns the SPOT to LD dialling. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 15: Making Calls
You can change the handsfree volume during a handsfree call (or by going off-hook at any time). To change the handsfree volume: 1. During the call, press VOLUME to select the next level. 2. Repeat to cycle SPOT through its 4 volume levels. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 16: Working With Pc Applications
SPOT, use a version of the application that supports TAPI. The application will then intergrate more tightly with all the features of SPOT. SPOT Fax Settings 9600 Baud rate: Carrier detect: Class 2 Send/Receive Dial tone detect: Off Fax machine type: Busy detect: SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 17: Windows Cardfile
To then dial the prefix ensure that there is a X next to Use Prefix . 7. To save the setup, click on OK (otherwise click on Cancel ). SPOT 3 User's Guide... - Page 18 6. You should hear SPOT dialling the digits and making a handsfree call for you. Pickup the handset if desired. 7. Click on OK when SPOT has finished dialling. 8. To end the call, either replace the handset or if calling handsfree, press the SPEAKER key. SPOT 3 User's Guide...
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Page 19: Windows Terminal
6. Set the Connecter to the port to which your SPOT is connected. 7. Click on OK after making all the changes necessary. 8. Click on File and then Save as. Enter a suitable file name (eg. spot.trm ) and click on OK . SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 20: Using Spot As An Answering Machine
3 seconds, it should contain your full telephone number and it should invite the caller to leave a message. When recording an outgoing message through SPOT, you can do so either through the handset or through the handsfree microphone. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 21: Appendix A: Spot Commands
– SPOT Custom AT Commands: As a modem device contained within a standard telephone terminal, SPOT supports a series of extra telephone commands. These allow PC applications to monitor telephone events on SPOT and to send telephone commands to SPOT. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 22: Hayes At Commands
To dial as a modem, use ATDT number. To dial as a telephone, use ATDTV number or ATDT number ; . When dialling as a telephone, ATH0 has to be issued twice to hand SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 23: S-Register Values
1/50th sec. 40 Escape sequence guard time S14 – – – Modem setup flags S18 0-255 seconds Self test time S25 0-255 1/100th sec. 5 DTR hang up delay S26 0-255 1/100th sec. 1 RTS to CTS delay SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 24: At Command Result Codes
CR and LF. This means that the script has to check to make sure it has received CR and LF before issuing the next command. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 25: Atv Commands
Set voice mode encoding/decoding scheme SM=2 Set voice mode encoding scheme to 8-bit linear SS=n Voice sampling rate SS=1 Set voice sampling rate to 7300Hz Transmit voice data and receive DTMF Command mode DTMF receive enable/disable Enable Disable SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 26: Spot Telephony Commands
Dialtone detection events 040 Dial digit 8 096 Software Version 1 041 Dial digit 9 042 Dial digit 0 111 Software version 16 046 Dial digit ∗ Dialling Complete 047 Dial digit # 112 Dialling finished event SPOT 3 User's Guide... - Page 27 106 Speaker volume 2 Ringer Control Dial LD 7 Ringer disable 107 Speaker volume 3 Dial LD 8 Ringer enable 108 Speaker volume 4 Dial LD 9 109 Speaker volume 5 Dial LD 0 110 Speaker volume 6 SPOT 3 User's Guide...
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Page 28: Appendix B: Spot Connectors
The pinout of the plug is as follows: Wire Signal Pin 1 Not used – Pin 2 White Line Pin 3 Green Pin 4 Blue Pin 5 Line Pin 6 Not used – SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 29: Appendix C: Uk Statutory Requirements
Telecommunications network Interconnection circuits should be such that the equipment continues to comply with the requirements of 4.2 of EN 41003 for TNV circuits and 2.3 of EN 60950 for SELV circuits, after making connections between circuits. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 30: Suitability For Use
Since the SPOT uses Mode 1, when used as a modem or fax it must not be used to make emergency (999 or 112) calls. The SPOT handset may be used to make emergency calls (999 or 112) even when SPOT has no external power. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 31: Ringer Equivalent Number (Ren)
If a pause is required, it should be inserted between the access number and the telephone number. To redirect a call, Time Break Recall facility can be used. LD dialling cannot be used unless the external PSU is connected. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 32: Available Facilities
Stored numbers It is important that the internal number store is correctly programmed since any error could cause the modem to redial an incorrect number and hence cause irritation to other network users. SPOT 3 User's Guide... -
Page 33: Glossary Of Terms
It is characterised by a different tone for each digit dialled. Also called DTMF (Dual-tone multi-frequency) and Tone dialling. See page 27. TAPI (Telephony Applications Program Interface) A standard developed by Microsoft for integrating telephony devices (phones, faxes, etc.) with a PC. SPOT 3 User's Guide... - Page 34 Glossary of Terms (Time break recall) A method used to signal to the exchange. Most MF phones support several method of recall and have a switch on their base to select the mode required. SPOT uses TBR automatically. SPOT 3 User's Guide...
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Page 35: Index
Event results 22 Settings Fax 12 Modem 12 Setup 10 Settings 12 Specification Specification 4 CTI 4 Fax type 12 Fax 4 Flow control 12 Modem 4 Telephone 3 Handsfree 11 Voice 4 Volume 11 Stop bits 12 SPOT 3 User's Guide... - Page 36 SPOT 3 User Guide Support Your SPOT comes with 12 months free telephone support. To take advantage of this service you must register your SPOT. The enclosed installation disk includes an on-line registration program to make this task as easy as possible. The number you need to call for telephone support is provided to you at the end of the on-line registration process .
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