Selecting the Default Audio Source
This selection defines which microphone and speaker are active according to the console
configuration.
In all but unusual situations, the selection "Spare input #9 steered" should be chosen. This
selection allows for console configurations with different combinations of gooseneck
microphone, desk microphone, headset, and TRHI (Telephone/Radio Headset Interface)
connections. The other selections, "Dynamic MIC" and "Electret MIC" are not applicable
to the IntegratorRD workstation.
"Spare input #9" steering, detects the state of a headset jack and phone hook switch to
direct microphone audio depending on the PTT selection. If the system does not have a
headset or TRHI, the default states for these switches provide for normal operation of a
standard gooseneck or desk microphone.
These abbreviations are used in the following look-up tables.
Transmit buttons:
Microphones:
Audio Output:
Table 103
and
Table 104
Table 103: Microphone Source Look-up Table
PTT SWITCH
HEADSET JACK
D.PTT
(do not care)
E.PTT
Plugged in
Removed
X.PTT
Plugged in
Removed
Table 104: Receive Audio Output Look-up Table
HEADSET JACK
Plugged in
Plugged in
Removed
* When a headset is plugged in to the TRHI with the phone off-hook and no PTT is
pressed, the headset mic will be open to the phone and phone audio will be heard through
the headset.
D.PTT = Gooseneck/desk Mic PTT
E.PTT = Footswitch or Headset PTT
X.PTT = Screen or Keyboard XMIT
D.MIC = Goose/desk Mic
E.MIC = Handset or Headset Mic
SPKR = Console panel Speaker
HDST = Headset speaker
identify the different modes.
PHONE (TRHI)
(do not care)
(do not care)
(do not care)
(do not care)
(do not care)
PHONE (TRHI)
On-hook
HDST
Off-hook
SPKR
(N/A)
SPKR
System-Specific Definitions
MIC SOURCE
D.MIC
E.MIC
D.MIC
E.MIC
D.MIC
RX AUDIO
PHONE AUDIO
(N/A)
HDST *
(N/A)
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