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RTS WKP-8 Operating Instructions Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Keypanel
File Display Scroll Function Help
IS01
RY01
Talk
Off
(Talk)
PG1
PG2
Ready
9350-7548-010 Rev A, 3/97
WKP-8/NT
Windows Keypanel
N021
LAB
MRKP
INPUT
PG3
PG4
PHONE
P-P
LEVEL
SL01
MRNT
----
Clear
Off
Call-Answer
Incoming Messages
IFB
PL
Programming
™
Volume
NUM
PL
AUTO
1
2
SLIST
IFB
PHONE
PREFIX
4
5
RELAY
TYPE
COPYCW
E-PNL
7
8
EXCOPY
DISPLAY
MULT
CLR
PGM
0
FUNC
M--1 N011 NORMAL
3
ISO
6
9

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  • Page 1: Operating Instructions

    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Keypanel File Display Scroll Function Help IS01 RY01 N021 Talk (Talk) Ready 9350-7548-010 Rev A, 3/97 WKP-8/NT Windows Keypanel MRKP SL01 MRNT ---- Incoming Messages INPUT PHONE LEVEL Programming Volume AUTO SLIST PHONE PREFIX RELAY TYPE Clear COPYCW...
  • Page 2 The sole obligation of Telex during the warranty period is to provide, without charge, parts and labor necessary to remedy covered defects appearing in products returned prepaid to Telex.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1 Starting the Keypanel........... 5 2 Keypanel Features .
  • Page 4 3.5 Other Display Window Indications ......... 9 3.6 Answering Calls in the Incoming Messages Window.

  • Page 5: Starting The Keypanel

    Starting the Keypanel Click the Start button and point to programs. Then point to the Telex Keypanel folder and click on the Key Panel program. Menu Bar Keypanel File Display Scroll Function Help IS01 RY01 Talk (Talk) Ready Page Keys...

  • Page 6: Function Menu

    2.1.4 Function Menu You use this menu to adjust volume levels, activate phone keys, copy assignments and change setup pages. 2.1.5 Help Menu You use this menu to access the help file and version information. Listen Keys Each listen key is normally assigned to the same destination as the talk key directly beneath it. Listen keys can be assigned either for manual activation or for several types of automatic activation using special functions.

  • Page 7: Incoming Messages Window And Key

    Incoming Messages Window and Key The Incoming Messages window displays a caller's name when no talk key is assigned to that caller. Incoming Messages key to respond to the caller. The Incoming Messages key may also be used, along with the programming keypad, to talk to a destination that does not have a talk key assigned.

  • Page 8: Volume Adjustment

    Volume Adjustment To adjust the listening level, click and drag the Volume control up or down. Volume ADAM CS and ADAM intercom systems also let you adjust the level of individual intercom ports. See “Adjusting an Input Level”, page 30. Talk Key Operation To talk to a destination, activate its talk key in either of two ways: For momentary talk, click and hold the bottom of the talk key while talking.

  • Page 9: Other Display Window Indications

    If you find that you're always manually turning a listen key on when you want to talk to a certain destination, you might want to assign auto listen to that listen key. (See “Special Function Key Assignment”, page 26.) Other Display Window Indications •...

  • Page 10: Advanced Operations

    ADVANCED OPERATIONS Using a Telephone with the Keypanel In order to use this feature, your intercom system must be equipped with a TIF-951 Telephone Interface (from here on referred to as the TIF). Also, your keypanel must have a talk and listen key pair assigned to communicate with the TIF.

  • Page 11: Hanging Up

    4.1.2 Hanging Up 1. Turn off the talk key by clicking on the bottom of the key. 2. Click the PHONE key. PHONE 3. Again click the bottom of the talk key. The phone line is now disconnected. 4.1.3 Talk Mute During a Phone Conversation You may turn the talk key off during a phone conversation without hanging up the phone line.

  • Page 12: Storing An Autodial Number

    5. Proceed with your phone conversation. Hang up when finished using the key sequence: PHONE 4.1.5 Storing An Autodial Number The TIF-951 can store up to 32 autodial numbers. Each number can contain up to 30 digits. The numbers are not retained if there is a loss of power to the TIF, so if this feature is used it's a good idea to power the TIF from an uninterruptable power source.

  • Page 13: Dialing An Autodial Number

    5. After storing the autodial number, hang up by entering the sequence: PHONE 4.1.6 Dialing An Autodial Number 1. Click the PHONE key to activate dialing mode. PHONE 2. Click the top of the talk key assigned to the TIF to latch it in the on position. 3.

  • Page 14: Assigning Setup

    Assigning Setup Pages The easiest way to assign a setup page is by clicking on the desired page key at the bottom of the keypanel. Then click any talk or listen key to make the assignment. The names of the keys that have been setup on that page will appear in the display window.

  • Page 15: Displaying Information Using Alpha Scrolling

    4.3.1.2 Level 2 Talk Key Assignments for Stacked Talk Keys MULT E-PNL FUNC DISPLAY This sequence displays all level 2 talk key assignments for a few moments. LEV2" displays in the Incoming Messages window. (This is the same as “Level 2" on the Display menu at the top of the keypanel.) 4.3.1.3 Listen Key Assignments MULT AUTO...

  • Page 16: Assigning Keys

    DISPLAY REQUEST NAME Briefly displays the intercom port number that the keypanel is connected to. (Same as the FUNC- ID (Panel ID) DISPLAY-1 display request sequence. Also the same as "Panel ID" on the Display menu at the top of the keypanel.) Briefly displays the level 2 talk key assignments.

  • Page 17: Assigning Keys Using Alpha Scrolling

    • Key Assignment using Copy: This method is used along with alpha scrolling, but it can also be used to copy an assignment from one key to another or to copy any destination currently displayed in the Incoming Messages window to a key. •...
  • Page 18 Once the desired key assignment type is displayed, click the PGM key to retrieve a list of destinations. WAIT may display briefly while the list is being retrieved. Clicking PGM at this point also puts the keypanel in single-step scrolling mode, below. Reminder: In addition to selecting key assignment types using type scrolling as described above, you can also select types from the Scroll menu at the top of the keypanel.

  • Page 19: Assigning Keys Using Copy

    4.4.2 Assigning Keys Using Copy There are two ways to copy key assignments: • Copy a name from the Incoming Messages window to a key. • Copy one key's assignment to another key. 4.4.2.1 Copying the Incoming Messages Window to a Key The key that you are copying to should be off before using this procedure.

  • Page 20: Assigning Keys Using Numeric Entry

    2. Click the talk or listen key that you want to copy from. 3. Click the talk or listen key that you want to copy to. 4. Repeat all steps for each additional key assignment. If a key will not accept an assignment, restrictions may have been imposed using the intercom system configuration software.
  • Page 21 Once you have selected the key assignment type, the procedure to assign a destination to a key is basically the same for all key assignments: 1. If your keypanel is used in a trunked intercom system, enter the identification number for the intercom system where the destination is located (7 for example).
  • Page 22 4.4.3.2 Point-To-Point Key Assignment Using Keypad Numeric Entry The key that you are assigning should be off before starting this procedure. 1. Point-to-point key assignments start by clicking the NUM key (since you are assigning a port NUMber to a key). S L I S T 2.
  • Page 23 If a key will not accept an assignment, restrictions may have been imposed using the intercom system configuration software. 4.4.3.3 Special List Key Assignment Using Keypad Numeric Entry The key that you are assigning should be off before starting this procedure. 1.
  • Page 24 • If a listen key is clicked, the name of the special list will appear briefly in the display, then the talk key assignment will reappear. To recheck listen key assignments at any time, use the listen key display request sequence FUNC-DISPLAY-3.
  • Page 25 • If a listen key is clicked, the name of the party line will appear briefly in the display, then the talk key assignment will reappear. To recheck listen key assignments at any time, use the listen key display request sequence FUNC-DISPLAY-3.
  • Page 26 5. Click a talk key. IF02 The name of the IFB (not the ID number) will appear in the alpha-numeric display above that key. The default name for IFB number 2 is shown in this example. If a key will not accept an assignment, restrictions may have been imposed using the intercom system configuration software.
  • Page 27 3. After selecting a special function, click the PGM key. 4. Click a listen key for all features except All Call, or..click a talk key for All Call. If a listen key is clicked to assign one of the auto functions, the name will briefly appear in the display below the key. If a talk key is clicked for All Call, AC will appear in the alpha-numeric display above the key.
  • Page 28 4. Click the PGM key. 5. Click a talk or listen key. IS02 If a talk key is clicked, the name of the ISO (not the ID number) will appear in the alpha-numeric display above that key. The default name for ISO number 2 is shown in this example. If a listen key is clicked, the name of the ISO will appear briefly in the display, then the talk key assignment will reappear.

  • Page 29: Assigning Keys Using The P-P, Ifb, And Pl Function Keys

    If the relay is in a remote intercom system, you must enter 2 digits by adding a leading zero if required. If the relay is in the local intercom system, you do not have to enter a leading zero. 4. Click the PGM key. 5.

  • Page 30: Assigning A Stacked Talk Key

    4.4.5 Assigning a Stacked Talk Key 1. Assign talk level 1 using any of the standard key assignment methods previously described. 2. Assign talk level 2 using keypad numeric entry. Make the assignment like any key assignment, except enter 00 before the key sequence.

  • Page 31: Talking To A Destination That Does Not Have A Talk Key Assigned

    The key's listen level will display in the Incoming Messages window. +6DB Clear Call Answer Incoming Messages 3. Click the down or up arrow keys on the programming keypad to change the level. The range of adjustment is +6 dB to -99 dB. You will hear the change as you make the adjustment. Volume Volume Down...

  • Page 32: Glossary

    Glossary ADAMedit ADAMedit is the windows-based software utility used to configure the intercom system. Alphas and Alpha Scrolling Alphas are the names that appear in the alpha-numeric displays when keys are assigned to talk to destinations in the intercom system. Alpha names are assigned using CSedit or ADAMedit. Alpha scrolling is way of assigning keys by scrolling through scroll lists of destination names and selecting names to assign to keys.
  • Page 33 Identification numbers are generally only used at keypanels when assigning keys using numeric entry. Since most intercom system users do not normally have access to the ID numbers, alpha scrolling is generally recommended when assigning keys. Interrupt Foldback (IFB) IFB is a special use of an intercom output port. Normally, the port hears a program source connected to some intercom input port.
  • Page 34 be used from a keypanel to control lighting, for example, or to key a transmitter and talk to a mobile user. Relays have default names RY01, RY02 etc. These names can be changed using CSedit or ADAMedit. See also: Stacked Talk Keys Restricting Access CSedit or ADAMedit can restrict access to specific destinations in the intercom system.
  • Page 35 back capability that keypanels have. If you find that you're always activating the listen key when you want to talk to a particular destination, you might want to assign auto-listen to that listen key. Auto Mute Special Function (AM) Auto Mute (for listen keys only): This special function key assignment works like auto follow, except that listen is automatically muted when the talk key is activated.
  • Page 36 Windows NT Keypanel...
  • Page 37 Index Asterisk Entering an asterisk when dialing 10 IFB or trunk busy 9 No connection to intercom 7 Autodial Dialing An Autodial Number 13 Storing an autodial number 12 Connection Status Indicator Not connected to intercom 7 Customer Support 2 Dialing asterisk key (*) 10 Last Number Redial 11...
  • Page 38 Latching talk 8 Listen key indicator 8 Listen Keys Described 6 Operation 8 Special Function Key Assignments 26 Manual Dialing 10 Menu Bar 5 Minimized Incoming call when the keypanel is minimized 9 Momentary talk 8 Mute During a Phone Conversation 11 Open 5 Page Keys Described 6...

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