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4000 Series II User Guide Issue 1.4 June 2006...
Page 3 4000 Series II Thank you for purchasing this product; we hope it will provide many years of reliable and rewarding service. We would be pleased to hear from you if you have any difficulties, comments or suggestions related to this product, the user documentation or the support service which we offer. Please feel free to contact us by e-mail, postal mail or telephone.
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Page 7 Policy Statement Vitec Group Communications has a policy of continuous improvement of both products and documentation and reserves the right modify product specifications and characteristics without notice, at any time. Vitec Group Communications has endeavoured to ensure that information, details and descriptions set out in this document are correct at the time of publication.
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Page 9: Revision History
Revision History Issue Date Notes November 1999 Initial Issue July 2000 Updates February 2005 Revisions for new equipment and change to company name November 2005 Corrections and updates June 2006 Updates for new panels 4000 Digital Series Issue 1.4 Panel User Guide STA0380 Page vii...
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Page 11: Warnings And Cautions
Warnings and Cautions GENERAL WARNING Electrical shock can cause severe personal injury or death. All major units of this equipment are powered by mains voltage. Unless specifically advised otherwise, DISCONNECT mains supply before carrying out any maintenance or repair tasks. This equipment contains electrostatic sensitive devices.
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Page 13: Glossary Of Terms
GLOSSARY OF TERMS Analogue to Digital Converter Assignment, Diagnostics and Monitoring Standard co-axial video connector CAT5 Cable standard for high speed data communica- tions (e.g. 100Base-TX) CODEC Coder/Decoder CMAPSi Configuration and Master Assignment Program- ming System integrated Central Switching Unit Digital to Analogue Converter Direct Access Key Decibel...
Page 14 Non Intrusive Download NVRAM Non-Volatile Random Access Memory Output Printed Circuit Board Pot. Potentiometer Power Supply Unit Random Access Memory Rear Connector Unit RJ45 Standard connector for data communications (used with CAT5 cabling for comms. between the matrix and control panels) Root Mean Square Standard Rack Unit (19 inches wide x 1.75 inches high or 482.6mm x 44.45mm)
Page 15 Consult the named Vitec Group Communications document for further details. Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable options. Tips given. 4000 Digital Series Issue 1.4 Panel User Guide STA0380 Page xiii...
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Page 17: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1 Introduction ......................1 2 Control Panel Overview ..................2 3 Control Panel Descriptions ...................2 3.1 PD4215R (revised) - 16 Key Control Panel (1RU) ............3 3.2 PD4215R - 16 Key Control Panel (1RU) ..............3 3.2.1 Microphone Socket ......................4 3.2.2 Direct Access Key (DAK) ....................
Page 18 3.5.3 Talk Tally LED ........................20 3.5.4 Listen Tally LED ........................ 20 3.5.5 PD4224R Direct Access Key Indicator LED ..............20 3.5.6 Alphanumeric Display ....................... 20 3.5.7 Microphone Mute Pushbutton ................... 20 3.5.8 Main Volume Control ......................20 3.5.9 Auxiliary Volume Control ....................20 3.5.10 Loudspeaker ........................
Page 19 3.7.17 Reply Key ........................35 3.7.18 Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton ..................35 3.7.19 Crosspoint Level Control ....................35 3.8 PD4225 - Router Control Panel (2RU) ............... 36 3.8.1 Microphone Socket ......................36 3.8.2 Headset Socket (DIN 5) ....................37 3.8.3 Direct Access Key (DAK) ....................37 3.8.4 Talk Tally LED ........................
Page 20 3.11.3 Direct Access Key (DAK) ....................51 3.11.4 Talk Tally LED ........................ 52 3.11.5 Listen Tally LED ......................52 3.11.6 PD4294R Direct Access Key Indicator LED ..............52 3.11.7 Alphanumeric LCD Display ..................... 52 3.11.8 Headset Select Pushbutton .................... 52 3.11.9 Microphone Mute Pushbutton ..................
Page 21 4.4.3 Listen Tally LED ........................ 67 4.4.4 PD4206 Direct Access Key Indicator LED ................ 67 4.4.5 Designation Strip ......................67 4.5 PD4211 LCD Key Panel (1RU) .................. 68 4.5.1 Microphone Socket ......................68 4.5.2 Crosspoint Level Control ....................68 4.5.3 Shift Pushbutton ....................... 69 4.5.4 Microphone Mute Pushbutton ...................
Page 22 4.8.2 Crosspoint Level Control ....................91 4.8.3 Shift Pushbutton ....................... 92 4.8.4 Microphone Mute Pushbutton ................... 92 4.8.5 Loudspeaker ........................92 4.8.6 Headset Select Pushbutton ....................92 4.8.7 Soft Pushbutton ........................ 93 4.8.8 Auxiliary Volume Control ....................93 4.8.9 Main Volume Control ......................93 4.8.10 Reply Key ........................
Page 23 4.11.4.2 Cross-point Level Control ..................117 4.11.5 Audio Monitoring In Supervisor Mode ................117 4.11.5.1 Supervisor Panel ....................117 4.11.5.2 Target Panel ......................117 4.11.5.3 Indication To Third Parties ..................117 4.11.5.4 System and Panel Resets ..................118 4.11.6 Configuration Downloads ....................118 4.11.7 Input / Output Level Control ..................
Page 24 4.14.12 Direct Access Key (DAK) .................... 136 4.14.12.1 Key Layout and Cross-point Level Indicator ............138 4.14.13 Key Action ........................138 4.14.14 Headset Socket ......................139 4.15 PD4296MCI LCD Desktop Panel ................140 4.15.1 Microphone Socket ....................... 140 4.15.2 Crosspoint Level Control ....................141 4.15.3 Pot Switch Operation ....................
Page 25 6.2.5.6 The Directory Facility ....................171 6.2.5.7 The Call Facility ...................... 172 6.2.5.8 Programming Examples ..................174 6.3 LCD Key Panel Soft Mode ..................175 6.3.1 Overview ......................... 175 6.3.2 Summary of Programming Functions ................175 6.3.3 Soft Mode Programming ....................175 6.4 PD4217 - Intelligent Control Panel ................
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Page 27 List of Figures Figure 1 - PD4215R (revised) Front View ....................3 Figure 2 - PD4215R Front View ......................3 Figure 3 - PD4215 Front View ........................8 Figure 4 - PD4217 Front View ......................12 Figure 5 - PD4224R (revised) Front View .....................17 Figure 6 - PD4224R Front View ......................18 Figure 7 - PD4224R INFO Display .......................22 Figure 8 - PD4224 Front View ......................24...
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Page 29 List of Tables Table 1: PD4215R DAK Operation ......................4 Table 2: PD4215R Pushbutton Attributes ....................5 Table 3: PD4215 DAK Operation......................9 Table 4: PD4215 Pushbutton Attributes....................9 Table 5: PD4217 DAK Operation......................13 Table 6: PD4217 Pushbutton Attributes....................13 Table 7: PD4224R DAK Operation ......................
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Page 31: Introduction
The destinations and sources could also be in another talkback system. Connection to other 4000 Series II systems can also be achieved by use of Ethernet Trunk, E1 Data or ISDN, providing an integrated private intercom network. Up to fifteen 4000 Series II systems can be connected using this facility.
Page 32: Control Panel Overview
CMAPSi operation details are given in the CMAPSi on-line Help facil- ity. 2 Control Panel Overview The 4000 Series of Control Panels comprise of a range of 1RU and 2RU by 19-inch rack mount units including Desktop panels. The Control Panels allow the user to communicate with other parties within the system. It is also possible to make calls via the standard telephone or ISDN networks.
Page 33: Pd4215R (Revised) - 16 Key Control Panel (1Ru)
3.1 PD4215R (revised) - 16 Key Control Panel (1RU) Figure 1 - PD4215R (revised) Front View Microphone Socket Direct Access Key (DAK) Microphone Mute Pushbutton and LED DAK Indicator LED Designation Strip Headset Select Pushbutton and LED Loudspeaker Aperture Headset Socket Auxiliary Volume Control and LED Reply Key Volume Control and LED...
Page 34: Microphone Socket
Designation Strip Headset Select Pushbutton and LED Loudspeaker Aperture Headset Socket Auxiliary Volume Control and LED Reply Key Volume Control and LED 3.2.1 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket. The detachable microphone is connected via a 3-pin screw locking DIN connector.
Page 35: Talk Tally Led
Table 1: PD4215R DAK Operation Interlock Group A DAK can be assigned to any one of eight interlock groups A - H. Within an interlock group only one DAK may be active at any one time. If a DAK in a given group is pressed whilst another DAK in the same group is already active the currently active key is deactivated and the key pressed becomes active.
Page 36: Designation Strip
3.2.6 Designation Strip This strip indicates the assignments that have been programmed for the DAKs. NOTE: Designation strips can be printed using the CMAPSi print facility. 3.2.7 Microphone Mute Pushbutton Press the Microphone Mute Pushbutton to mute the active microphone. The red LED is illuminated whilst the microphone is muted.
Page 37: Reply Key
3.2.12 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LED indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e. to indicate that the call can only be responded to by the Reply Key). The Reply Key can only respond to the call mnemonic displayed (or last caller).
Page 38: Pd4215 - 16 Key Control Panel (1Ru)
3.3 PD4215 - 16 Key Control Panel (1RU) Microphone Socket Main Volume Control Direct Access Key (DAK) Loudspeaker Talk Tally LED Headset Socket Listen Tally LED Headset Select Pushbutton Designation Strip Auxiliary Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Figure 3 - PD4215 Front View 3.3.1 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket.
Page 39: Table 3: Pd4215 Dak Operation
The pushbutton operation is selectable from a range of options and set via the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton actions include: Table 3: PD4215 DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position.
Page 40: Talk Tally Led
NOTE: For the above functions, the destination can be a single or group of panels, or a single or group of external sources, conferences or IFBs. 3.3.3 Talk Tally LED This Red LED indicates that the button action is active (either latched or transient), dependent on individual programming/assignment.
Page 41: Headset Socket (Din 5)
3.3.10 Headset Socket (DIN 5) The 5 pin Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the gooseneck microphone and panel loudspeaker are not required. (Headsets should be used in areas where a number of control panels are used in close proximity, this should avoid any possibility of howlround (audio feedback) occurring).
Page 42: Pd4217 - Intelligent Control Panel (1Ru)
3.4 PD4217 - Intelligent Control Panel (1RU) Microphone Socket Headset Socket Soft Mode Pushbutton Headset Select Pushbutton Shift Pushbutton Microphone Mute Pushbutton Rotary LED Display Level Control Pushbutton Talk Tally LED Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Rotary Encoder Alphanumeric LED Display Direct Access Key (DAK) Loudspeaker Reply Key...
Page 43: Table 5: Pd4217 Dak Operation
The pushbutton operation is selectable from a range of options and set via the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton actions include: Table 5: PD4217 DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position.
Page 44: Soft Pushbutton
3.4.3 Soft Pushbutton Press the pushbutton to enable the Control Panel Soft Mode operation. The red LED is illuminated. Another press will return the Control Panel to normal operation. Consult the Section “Soft Mode Programming” on page 166 for PD4217 Soft Mode programming description. 3.4.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 45: Headset Socket (Din 5)
Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loud- speaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed. This is to help reduce the chance of howlround (audio feedback) occurring. 3.4.11 Headset Socket (DIN 5) The 5 pin Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the main gooseneck microphone and panel loudspeaker are not required.
Page 46: Reply Key
When Soft Mode is selected, clockwise and anti-clockwise rotation of the Rotary Encoder scrolls through the following options: • ASSN - Create/Modify DAK assignment • DEL - Delete DAK assignment • ATTR - Change DAK attributes • PAGE - Select new assignment page •...
Page 47: Pd4224R - Intelligent Control Panel (2Ru)
3.5 PD4224R - Intelligent Control Panel (2RU) Microphone Socket Main Volume Control and Associated LED Direct Access Key (DAK) Reply Key Indicator LED Call Reject Pushbutton and Associated Shift Pushbutton and Associated LED Soft Pushbutton and Associated LED Info Pushbuttonand Associated LED Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) Loudspeaker Aperture Headset Socket...
Page 48: Microphone Socket
Figure 6 - PD4224R Front View Microphone Socket Main Volume Control and Associated LED Direct Access Key (DAK) Reply Key Indicator LED Call Reject Pushbutton and Associated Shift Pushbutton and Associated LED Soft Pushbutton and Associated LED Info Pushbuttonand Associated LED Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) Loudspeaker Aperture Headset Socket...
Page 49: Direct Access Key (Dak)
3.5.2 Direct Access Key (DAK) The 4000 Series Panels have Direct Access Key (DAK) pushbuttons. These DAKs are used to make Listen and/or Talk routes to and from the Control Panel or other audio connections. The DAK can also be assigned to trigger a control (logic) action. The pushbutton operation is selectable from a range of options and set via the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software.
Page 50: Talk Tally Led
3.5.3 Talk Tally LED This Red LED indicates that the button action is active (either latched or transient), dependent on individual programming/assignment. This LED will flash when the destination is busy if this feature is enabled. 3.5.4 Listen Tally LED This Green LED indicates that an audio is being received by the Control Panel from the source associated with the DAK.
Page 51: Loudspeaker
3.5.10 Loudspeaker Audio is output from the loudspeaker unless the Headset Select is engaged. A panel fitted with the PDE4537 options card can be connected to a powered exter- nal loudspeaker. Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loudspeaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed.
Page 52: Soft Pushbutton
• SYSTEM INFORMATION Engineering diagnostic information. Engineering diagnostic information. Engineering diagnostic information. 10. Software version currently being run by panel processor.- 11. Date and time of last download. Figure 7 - PD4224R INFO Display The red LED is illuminated whilst the pushbutton is pressed. 3.5.14 Soft Pushbutton Press the pushbutton to enable the Control Panel Soft Mode operation.
Page 53: Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton
The Reply Key can only respond to the call mnemonic displayed. All other incoming calls are placed in a queue and have to be accessed in turn. The latest call is placed at the front of the queue. The maximum number of calls in this queue is ten.
Page 54: Pd4224 - Intelligent Control Panel (2Ru)
3.6 PD4224 - Intelligent Control Panel (2RU) Microphone Socket Shift Pushbutton Headset Socket Info Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Soft Pushbutton Talk Tally LED Call Reject Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Contrast Control Alphanumeric LCD Display Headset Select Pushbutton Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Main Volume Control Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton...
Page 55: Headset Socket (Din 5)
Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with DIN 5 headset connection. 3.6.2 Headset Socket (DIN 5) The 5 pin DIN Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the optional microphone and loudspeaker are not required.
Page 56: Talk Tally Led
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a range of attributes as set in the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton attributes are: Table 10: PD4224 Pushbutton Attributes Talk Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the source panel to the desired destinations.
Page 57: Main Volume Control
3.6.9 Main Volume Control Turn the Main Volume Control clockwise to increase the intercom volume, anti-clockwise to decrease the volume. 3.6.10 Auxiliary Volume Control Turn the Auxiliary Volume Control clockwise to increase the auxiliary channel volume, or anti-clockwise to decrease the volume. The auxiliary channel is not always used. A panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card can have an external line level auxiliary input.
Page 58: Soft Pushbutton
System to which panel is connected. Systems which exist on the network. A flashing number indicates a system number which the configuration was expecting to exist but has not been detected on the network. • SYSTEM INFORMATION Engineering diagnostic information. Engineering diagnostic information.
Page 59: Headset Select Pushbutton
3.6.17 Headset Select Pushbutton The Headset Select Pushbutton is used to select headset operation. The red LED is illuminated to indicate that the headset microphone is active and the detachable microphone and loudspeaker are muted. 3.6.18 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LED indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e.
Page 60: Pd4225R - Router Control Panel (2Ru)
3.7 PD4225R - Router Control Panel (2RU) Figure 10 - PD4225R Front View Microphone Socket Main Volume Control and Associated LED Direct Access Key (DAK) Reply Key Indicator LED Call Reject Pushbutton and Associated Shift Pushbutton and Associated LED Soft Pushbutton and Associated LED Info Pushbuttonand Associated LED Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) Loudspeaker Aperture...
Page 61: Direct Access Key (Dak)
Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with XLR 5 or DIN 5 headset connection. 3.7.2 Direct Access Key (DAK) The 4000 Series Panels have Direct Access Key (DAK) pushbuttons. These DAKs are used to make Listen and/or Talk routes to and from the Control Panel or other audio connections.
Page 62: Talk Tally Led
NOTE: For the above functions, the destination can be a single or group of panels and external sources, conferences or IFBs. 3.7.3 Talk Tally LED This Red LED indicates that the button action is active (either latched or transient), dependent on individual programming/assignment.
Page 63: Loudspeaker
A panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card can have an external line level auxiliary input. 3.7.10 Loudspeaker Audio is output from the loudspeaker unless the Headset Select is engaged. A panel fitted with the PDE4537 options card can be connected to a powered exter- nal loudspeaker.
Page 64: Soft Pushbutton
Four Character Mnemonic (short name). Description (long name). • NETWORK INFORMATION System to which panel is connected. Systems which exist on the network. A flashing number indicates a system number which the configuration was expecting to exist but has not been detected on the network. •...
Page 65: Headset Select Pushbutton
3.7.16 Headset Select Pushbutton The Headset Select Pushbutton is used to select headset operation. The red LED is illuminated to indicate that the headset microphone is active and the detachable microphone and loudspeaker are muted. 3.7.17 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LED indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e.
Page 66: Pd4225 - Router Control Panel (2Ru)
3.8 PD4225 - Router Control Panel (2RU) Microphone Socket Shift Pushbutton Headset Socket Info Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Soft Pushbutton Talk Tally LED Call Reject Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Contrast Control Alphanumeric LCD Display Headset Select Pushbutton Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Main Volume Control Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton...
Page 67: Headset Socket (Din 5)
Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with DIN 5 headset connection. 3.8.2 Headset Socket (DIN 5) The 5 pin DIN Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the optional microphone and loudspeaker are not required.
Page 68: Talk Tally Led
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a range of attributes as set in the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton attributes are: Table 14: PD4225 Pushbutton Attributes Talk Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the source panel to the desired destinations.
Page 69: Main Volume Control
3.8.9 Main Volume Control Turn the Main Volume Control clockwise to increase the intercom volume, anti-clockwise to decrease the volume. 3.8.10 Auxiliary Volume Control Turn the Auxiliary Volume Control clockwise to increase the auxiliary channel volume, or anti-clockwise to decrease the volume. The auxiliary channel is not always used. A panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card can have an external line level auxiliary input.
Page 70: Soft Pushbutton
System to which panel is connected. Systems which exist on the network. A flashing number indicates a system number which the configuration was expecting to exist but has not been detected on the network. • SYSTEM INFORMATION Engineering diagnostic information. Engineering diagnostic information.
Page 71: Headset Select Pushbutton
3.8.17 Headset Select Pushbutton The Headset Select Pushbutton is used to select headset operation. The red LED is illuminated to indicate that the headset microphone is active and the detachable microphone and loudspeaker are muted. 3.8.18 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LED indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e.
Page 72: Pd4226R - 32 Key Control Panel (2Ru)
3.9 PD4226R - 32 Key Control Panel (2RU) Figure 14 - PD4226R Front View Microphone Socket Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton Indicator LED Main Volume Control and Associated LED Direct Access Key (DAK) Reply Key Designation Strips Headset Socket Loudspeaker Aperture Headset Select Button and Associated Auxiliary Volume Control and LED Microphone Mute and Associated LED 3.9.1 Microphone Socket...
Page 73: Headset Socket (Xlr 5 Or Din 5)
3.9.2 Headset Socket (XLR 5 or DIN 5) The 5 pin Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the optional microphone and loudspeaker are not required. (Headsets should be used in areas where a number of control panels are used in close proximity, this should avoid any possibility of howlround occurring).
Page 74: Pd4226R Direct Access Key Indicator Led
Table 16: PD4226R Pushbutton Attributes Talk and Listen A single DAK press causes a bi-directional audio route to be made between the source panel and the destinations. Used between panels and external audio signals. Talk & Forced This is similar to Talk and Listen except that the Listen route is perma- Listen nently made.
Page 75: Headset Select Pushbutton
Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loudspeaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed. This is to help reduce the chance of howlround (audio feedback) occurring. 3.9.10 Headset Select Pushbutton The Headset Select Pushbutton is used to select headset operation. The red LED is illuminated to indicate that the headset microphone is active and the main gooseneck microphone and panel loudspeaker are muted.
Page 76: Pd4226 - 32 Key Control Panel (2Ru)
3.10 PD4226 - 32 Key Control Panel (2RU) Microphone Socket Main Volume Control Headset Socket Auxiliary Volume Control Direct Access Key (DAK) Loudspeaker Talk Tally LED Headset Select Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Reply Key Designation Strip Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton Microphone Mute Pushbutton Figure 15 - PD4226 Front View 3.10.1 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket.
Page 77: Headset Socket
3.10.2 Headset Socket The 5 pin DIN Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the optional microphone and loudspeaker are not required. (Headsets should be used in areas where a number of control panels are used in close proximity, this should avoid any possibility of howlround (audio feedback) occurring).
Page 78: Talk Tally Led
Table 18: PD4226 Pushbutton Attributes Talk and Listen A single DAK press causes a bi-directional audio route to be made between the source panel and the destinations. Often used between panels and external audio signals. Talk & Forced This is similar to Talk and Listen except that the Listen route is perma- Listen nently made.
Page 79: Loudspeaker
3.10.11 Loudspeaker Audio is output from the loudspeaker unless the Headset Select is engaged. A panel fitted with the PDE4537 options card can be connected to a powered exter- nal loudspeaker. Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loudspeaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed.
Page 80: Pd4294R - Desktop Control Panel
3.11 PD4294R - Desktop Control Panel Microphone Socket Loudspeaker Headset Socket Shift Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Info Pushbutton Talk Tally LED Soft Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Call Reject Pushbutton Alphanumeric LCD Display Reply Key Headset Select Pushbutton Level Control Pushbutton Microphone Mute Pushbutton Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton Main Volume Control...
Page 81: Headset Socket (Xlr 5 Or Din 5)
Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with XLR 5 or DIN 5 headset connection. 3.11.2 Headset Socket (XLR 5 or DIN 5) The 5 pin Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the optional microphone and loudspeaker are not required.
Page 82: Talk Tally Led
Table 20: PD4294R Pushbutton Attributes Listen Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the desti- nation. Used when listening to an external audio signal (not originat- ing from a Control Panel) is required. Talk and Listen A single DAK press causes a bi-directional audio route to be made between the source panel and the destinations.
Page 83: Auxiliary Volume Control
3.11.11 Auxiliary Volume Control Turn the Auxiliary Volume Control clockwise to increase the auxiliary channel volume, or counter- clockwise to decrease the volume. The volume level indicator LED changes colour according to the volume setting; green indicates a low setting, green and orange an intermediate setting and red a high setting.
Page 84: Soft Pushbutton
Engineering diagnostic information. Engineering diagnostic information. Software version currently being run by panel processor. Figure 17 - PD4294R SHIFT Display The red LED is illuminated whilst the pushbutton is pressed. 3.11.14 Soft Pushbutton Press the pushbutton to enable the Control Panel Soft Mode operation. The red LED is illuminated. Another press will return the Control Panel to normal operation.
Page 85: Level Control Pushbutton
3.11.17 Level Control Pushbutton Press the pushbutton to enable the crosspoint level of a Listen Route to be adjusted. The red LED is illuminated. Another press will revert to normal Control Panel operation. NOTE: If no action is taken within 20 seconds of pressing the pushbutton then the system will revert to normal operation.
Page 86: Pd4294 - Desktop Control Panel
3.12 PD4294 - Desktop Control Panel 18 19 20 Microphone Socket Loudspeaker Headset Socket Shift Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Info Pushbutton Talk Tally LED Soft Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Call Reject Pushbutton Alphanumeric LCD Display Reply Key Headset Select Pushbutton Level Control Pushbutton Microphone Mute Pushbutton Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton...
Page 87: Headset Socket (Din 5)
Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with DIN 5 headset connection. 3.12.2 Headset Socket (DIN 5) The 5 pin Headset Socket is used to connect an optional headset for use when the optional microphone and loudspeaker are not required.
Page 88: Talk Tally Led
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a range of attributes as set in the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton attributes are: Table 22: PD4294 Pushbutton Attributes Talk Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the source panel to the desired destinations.
Page 89: Microphone Mute Pushbutton
3.12.9 Microphone Mute Pushbutton Press the Microphone Mute Pushbutton to mute the active microphone. The red LED is illuminated whilst the microphone is muted. Another press will re-enable the microphone. 3.12.10 Main Volume Control Turn the Main Volume Control clockwise to increase the intercom volume, anti-clockwise to decrease the volume.
Page 90: Soft Pushbutton
Description (long name). • NETWORK INFORMATION System to which panel is connected. Systems which exist on the network. A flashing number indicates a system number which the configuration was expecting to exist but has not been detected on the network. •...
Page 91: Reply Key
3.12.16 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LED indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e. to indicate that the call can only be responded to by the Reply Key). The Reply Key can only respond to the call mnemonic displayed.
Page 92: Extension Panels
4 Extension Panels 4.1 PD4203R-Level Control Panel (1RU) Figure 20 - PD4203R Front View Level Adjustment Control Designation Strip 4.1.1 Level Adjustment Control The 4203 1RU Level Control Panel has sixteen Level Adjustment Controls. These controls are used to vary the crosspoint level at the Control Panel for the assignments made to the selected DAKs. Turn the level control clockwise to increase crosspoint gain, counter-clockwise to decrease gain.
Page 93: Pd4203 - Level Control Panel (1Ru)
4.2 PD4203 - Level Control Panel (1RU) Level Adjustment Control Designation Strip Figure 21 - PD4203 Front View 4.2.1 Level Adjustment Control The 4203 1RU Level Control Panel has twenty Level Adjustment Controls. These controls are used to vary the crosspoint level at the Control Panel for the assignments made to the selected DAKs. Turn the level control clockwise to increase crosspoint gain, counter-clockwise to decrease gain.
Page 94: Pd4206R - 16 Key Extension Panel (1Ru)
4.3 PD4206R - 16 Key Extension Panel (1RU) Figure 22 - PD4206R Front View Indicator LED Designation Strip Direct Access Key (DAK) 4.3.1 Direct Access Key (DAK) The 4206R Extension Panel has sixteen Direct Access Key (DAK) pushbuttons. These DAKs are used to make Listen and/or Talk routes to and from the Control Panel or other audio connections.
Page 95: Pd4206R Direct Access Key Indicator Led
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a range of attributes as set in the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton attributes are: Table 24: PD4206R Pushbutton Attributes Talk Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the source panel to the desired destinations.
Page 96: Pd4206 - 20 Key Extension Panel (1Ru)
4.4 PD4206 - 20 Key Extension Panel (1RU) Direct Access Key (DAK) Listen Tally LED Talk Tally LED Designation Strip Figure 23 - PD4206 Front View 4.4.1 Direct Access Key (DAK) The 4206 Extension Panel has twenty Direct Access Key (DAK) pushbuttons. These DAKs are used to make Listen and/or Talk routes to and from the Control Panel or other audio connections.
Page 97: Talk Tally Led
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a range of attributes as set in the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton attributes are: Table 26: PD4206 Pushbutton Attributes Talk Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the source panel to the desired destinations.
Page 98: Pd4211 Lcd Key Panel (1Ru)
4.5 PD4211 LCD Key Panel (1RU) Microphone Socket Soft Pushbutton Crosspoint Level Control Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Loudspeaker Direct Access Key (DAK) Headset Select Pushbutton Headset Socket Figure 24 - PD4211 Front View NOTE: Microphone is shown here for illustrative purposes only.
Page 99: Shift Pushbutton
Selecting a DAK, while turning the controller clockwise or counter-clockwise, causes the cross-point level to increase or decrease, respectively. The cross-point level indicator and a numeric indication of the level setting is displayed while the DAK is pressed. Only one DAK press is recognised at a time for cross-point level control. Further DAK presses are ignored until the first DAK is released.
Page 100: Soft Pushbutton
4.5.7 Soft Pushbutton Press the pushbutton to enable the Control Panel Soft Mode operation. The red LED is illuminated. Another press will return the Control Panel to normal operation. Consult the Section “LCD Key Panel Soft Mode” for Soft Mode pro- gramming description.
Page 101: Loudspeaker Cut
Main level indicator R E P L Y The level bars are graded in 0.5 unit steps from a minimum setting of 0.0 (off) to a maximum setting of 10.0 (approximately +12 dB). Each 0.5 unit step corresponds to 1 pixel of the level bar. The default setting for both Main and Auxiliary Volume controls is 5.0 (approximately 0dB).
Page 102: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
Table 27: PD4211 DAK Operation Interlock Group A DAK can be assigned to any one of eight interlock groups A - H. Within an interlock group only one DAK may be active at any one time. If a DAK in a given group is pressed whilst another DAK in the same group is already active the cur- rently active key is deactivated and the key pressed becomes active.
Page 103: Key Action
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Page 104: Supervisor Mode Indication
NOTE: When an incoming call is present, the LCD key flashes green to indicate that the LCD key should be pressed to respond to the call. 4.5.13 Supervisor Mode Indication The target panel key background colour changes from 'green-orange' to 'high yellow' to indicate that a session is active.
Page 105: Pd4212R Lcd Key Panel And Rotary Encoder
4.6 PD4212R LCD Key Panel and Rotary Encoder 4.6.1 PD4212R (revised) front View Microphone Socket Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Shift Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Crosspoint Level Control Soft Pushbutton Loudspeaker Headset Select Pushbutton Auxiliary Volume Control Headset Socket Figure 25 - PD4212R (revised) Front View 4.6.2 PD4212R Front View...
Page 106: Microphone Socket
NOTE: Microphone is shown here for illustrative purposes only. Contact Vitec Group Communications for details of suitable products. 4.6.3 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket. The detachable microphone is connected via a 3-pin screw locking DIN connector. Consult the Vitec Group Communications Installation Guide for fur- ther details.
Page 107: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 4.6.6 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 108: Loudspeaker
4.6.8 Loudspeaker Audio is output from the loudspeaker unless the Headset Select is engaged. Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loud- speaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed. This is to help reduce the chance of howlround (audio feedback) occurring.
Page 109: Main Volume Control
Pressing and holding the auxiliary control pot switch shows the current level setting for each DAK. There is no LED indication for this switch action. A panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card can have an external line level auxiliary input. 4.6.12 Main Volume Control Turn the Main Volume Control clockwise to increase the intercom volume, anti-clockwise to decrease the volume.
Page 110: Table 29: Pd4212R Dak Operation
Table 29: PD4212R DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position. Pressing the DAK again disengages it. Non-Latch When a DAK is pressed and held depressed, it automatically disengages when released. Latch/Non-Latch A combination of the two above such that a quick press will latch the button and a slow press will be the non-latch action.
Page 111: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
4.6.14.1 Key Layout and Cross-point Level Indicator The LCD key display of a configured DAK has 3 sections: Scaleable cross-point level indicator, First 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field, iii) Second 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field. C ro s s p o in t le v e l in d ic a to r C h a r a c te rs 1 - >...
Page 112: Headset Socket
Non-active DAK has black text on a yellow background, Active 'talk only' DAK has red text on a black background, iii) Active 'listen only' DAK has green text on a black background, iv) Active 'talk and listen' DAK has red text on a black background. The green LED on the associated pot switch is also illuminated.
Page 113: Pd4212 Lcd Key Panel And Rotary Encoder
4.7 PD4212 LCD Key Panel and Rotary Encoder Microphone Socket Soft Pushbutton Crosspoint Level Control Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Loudspeaker Direct Access Key (DAK) Headset Select Pushbutton Headset Socket Figure 27 - PD4212 Front View NOTE: Microphone is shown here for illustrative purposes only.
Page 114: Pot Switch Operation
Turning a pot switch above a DAK, clockwise or counter-clockwise causes the cross-point level to increase or decrease, respectively. The cross-point level indicator changes to indicate the new cross- point level setting. The pots also operate in SOFT mode, but there is no cross-point level indicator on the display. 4.7.3 Pot Switch Operation A pot switch, on the PD4212 and PD4222 panel types, operates on the same port as the corresponding LCD key.
Page 115: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 4.7.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 116: Main Volume Control
The current setting of either the Main or Auxiliary Volume Control is displayed as a level bar on the Reply Key, above the Reply Key text. Turning these controls clockwise or counter-clockwise, increases or decreases the length of the relevant control bar. The most recently moved control is displayed.
Page 117: Reply Key
Pressing the Main Volume Control invokes loudspeaker cut. The green LED above the Reply Key is illuminated while the loudspeaker is cut. 4.7.11 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LCD indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e.
Page 118: Table 31: Pd4212 Dak Operation
Table 31: PD4212 DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position. Pressing the DAK again disengages it. Non-Latch When a DAK is pressed and held depressed, it automatically disengages when released. Latch/Non-Latch A combination of the two above such that a quick press will latch the button and a slow press will be the non-latch action.
Page 119: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
4.7.12.1 Key Layout and Cross-point Level Indicator The LCD key display of a configured DAK has 3 sections: Scaleable cross-point level indicator, First 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field, iii) Second 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field. C ro s s p o in t le v e l in d ic a to r C h a r a c te rs 1 - >...
Page 120: Headset Socket
Non-active DAK has black text on a yellow background, Active 'talk only' DAK has red text on a black background, iii) Active 'listen only' DAK has green text on a black background, iv) Active 'talk and listen' DAK has red text on a black background. The green LED on the associated pot switch is also illuminated.
Page 121: Pd4221 Lcd Key Panel (2Ru)
4.8 PD4221 LCD Key Panel (2RU) Microphone Socket Soft Pushbutton Crosspoint Level Control Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Loudspeaker Direct Access Key (DAK) Headset Select Pushbutton Headset Socket Figure 28 - PD4221 Front View 4.8.1 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket.
Page 122: Shift Pushbutton
Selecting a DAK, while turning the controller clockwise or counter-clockwise, causes the cross-point level to increase or decrease, respectively. The cross-point level indicator and a numeric indication of the level setting is displayed while the DAK is pressed. Only one DAK press is recognised at a time for cross-point level control. Further DAK presses are ignored until the first DAK is released.
Page 123: Soft Pushbutton
4.8.7 Soft Pushbutton Press the pushbutton to enable the Control Panel Soft Mode operation. The red LED is illuminated. Another press will return the Control Panel to normal operation. Consult the Section “LCD Key Panel Soft Mode” for Soft Mode pro- gramming description.
Page 124: Reply Key
Main level indicator R E P L Y The level bars are graded in 0.5 unit steps from a minimum setting of 0.0 (off) to a maximum setting of 10.0 (approximately +12 dB). Each 0.5 unit step corresponds to 1 pixel of the level bar. The default setting for both Main and Auxiliary Volume controls is 5.0 (approximately 0 dB).
Page 125: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
Table 33: PD4221 DAK Operation Interlock Group A DAK can be assigned to any one of eight interlock groups A - H. Within an interlock group only one DAK may be active at any one time. If a DAK in a given group is pressed whilst another DAK in the same group is already active the cur- rently active key is deactivated and the key pressed becomes active.
Page 126: Key Action
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Page 127 NOTE: When an incoming call is present, the LCD key flashes green to indicate that the LCD key should be pressed to respond to the call. 4000 Digital Series Issue 1.4 Panel User Guide STA0380 Page 97...
Page 128: Pd4222R Lcd Key Panel And Rotary Encoder (2Ru)
4.9 PD4222R LCD Key Panel and Rotary Encoder (2RU) Microphone Socket Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Shift Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Crosspoint Level Control Soft Pushbutton Loudspeaker Headset Select Pushbutton Auxiliary Volume Control Headset Socket Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton Figure 29 - PD4222R Front View 4.9.1 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket.
Page 129: Pot Switch Operation
Turning a pot switch above a DAK, clockwise or counter-clockwise causes the cross-point level to increase or decrease, respectively. The cross-point level indicator changes to indicate the new cross- point level setting. The pots also operate in SOFT mode, but there is no cross-point level indicator on the display. 4.9.3 Pot Switch Operation A pot switch, on the PD4212 and PD4222 panel types, operates on the same port as the corresponding LCD key.
Page 130: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 4.9.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 131: Main Volume Control
The current setting of either the Main or Auxiliary Volume Control is displayed as a level bar on the Reply Key, above the Reply Key text. Turning these controls clockwise or counter-clockwise, increases or decreases the length of the relevant control bar. The most recently moved control is displayed.
Page 132: Reply Key
Pressing the Main Volume Control invokes loudspeaker cut. The green LED above the Reply Key is illuminated while the loudspeaker is cut. 4.9.11 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LCD indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e.
Page 133: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a range of attributes as set in the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton attributes are: Table 36: PD4222R Pushbutton Attributes Talk Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the source panel to the desired destinations.
Page 134: Key Action And Call Signalling
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Page 135: Headset Socket
NOTE: When an incoming call is present, the LCD key flashes to indicate that the LCD key should be pressed to respond to the call. If the pot switch (configured with a valid port entry) is pressed, both red and green switch LEDs are illuminated.
Page 136: Pd4222 Lcd Key Panel And Rotary Encoder (2Ru)
4.10 PD4222 LCD Key Panel and Rotary Encoder (2RU) Microphone Socket Soft Pushbutton Crosspoint Level Control Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Loudspeaker Direct Access Key (DAK) Headset Select Pushbutton Headset Socket Figure 30 - PD4222 Front View 4.10.1 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket.
Page 137: Pot Switch Operation
Turning a pot switch above a DAK, clockwise or counter-clockwise causes the cross-point level to increase or decrease, respectively. The cross-point level indicator changes to indicate the new cross- point level setting. The pots also operate in SOFT mode, but there is no cross-point level indicator on the display. 4.10.3 Pot Switch Operation A pot switch, on the PD4212 and PD4222 panel types, operates on the same port as the corresponding LCD key.
Page 138: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 4.10.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 139: Main Volume Control
The current setting of either the Main or Auxiliary Volume Control is displayed as a level bar on the Reply Key, above the Reply Key text. Turning these controls clockwise or counter-clockwise, increases or decreases the length of the relevant control bar. The most recently moved control is displayed.
Page 140: Reply Key
Pressing the Main Volume Control invokes loudspeaker cut. The green LED above the Reply Key is illuminated while the loudspeaker is cut. 4.10.11 Reply Key This DAK is designated to respond to any unscheduled calls. The green LCD indicator on the REPLY Key only flashes to signal the presence of an unscheduled call, when a DAK is unavailable, (i.e.
Page 141: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a range of attributes as set in the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton attributes are: Table 38: PD4222 Pushbutton Attributes Talk Only A single DAK press causes an audio route to be made from the source panel to the desired destinations.
Page 142: Key Action And Call Signalling
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Page 143: Headset Socket
NOTE: When an incoming call is present, the LCD key flashes to indicate that the LCD key should be pressed to respond to the call. If the pot switch (configured with a valid port entry) is pressed, both red and green switch LEDs are illuminated.
Page 144: Pd4222Sr Supervisor Key Pane (2Ru)L
4.11 PD4222SR Supervisor Key Pane (2RU)l Microphone Socket Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Shift Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Level Control Soft Pushbutton Loudspeaker Headset Select Pushbutton Auxiliary Volume Control Headset Socket Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton Figure 31 - PD4222SR Front View 4.11.1 Introduction A PD4222SR Key Panel, when in Supervisor Mode, can mimic and control any 'target' panel in the local system.
Page 145: Standard Intercom Mode
The following target panel features can be mimicked or controlled: • Audio to the target panel • Display text • Display level control bars • Key presses and releases • Key colour • LED status • Cross-point level control • Microphone gain •...
Page 146: Soft Mode Selection Of Target Panel
An EXIT key option allows the operator to abort target panel selection without selecting a panel. Pressing a DAK with flashing text selects that DAK's assignment as the target panel. Target panel selection on the shifted page also requires a DAK configured with the reserved directory entry SUPR. 4.11.3.3 SOFT Mode Selection of Target Panel SOFT Mode allows any LCD Key Panel in the local system to be selected as a target panel.
Page 147: Supervisor Facilities
General Purpose Input (GPI) For a Supervisor Panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card, a button or switch connected to GPI #3 can be used to terminate a mimic/control session. Any switch transition detected on GPI #3 causes the current session to be terminated. 4.11.4 Supervisor Facilities When a valid target panel has been selected, the Supervisor Panel display and LED Status switch over to mimic the current display and LED Status of the target panel.
Page 148: System And Panel Resets
4.11.5.4 System and Panel Resets After a red button reset the Supervisor and target panels maintain the mimic/control session. After a black button reset the Supervisor and target panels mimic/control session is lost. When a Supervisor Panel is taken off-line from the matrix, the matrix deletes the mimic/control session and informs the target panel that the session is terminated.
Page 149: Pd4222S Supervisor Key Panel (2Ru)
4.12 PD4222S Supervisor Key Panel (2RU) Microphone Socket Soft Pushbutton Level Control Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Main Volume Control Microphone Mute Pushbutton Reply Key Loudspeaker Direct Access Key (DAK) Headset Select Pushbutton Headset Socket Figure 32 - PD4222S Front View 4.12.1 Introduction A PD4222S Key Panel, when in Supervisor Mode, can mimic and control any 'target' panel in the local system.
Page 150: Standard Intercom Mode
The following target panel features can be mimicked or controlled: • Audio to the target panel • Display text • Display level control bars • Key presses and releases • Key colour • LED status • Cross-point level control • Microphone gain •...
Page 151: Soft Mode Selection Of Target Panel
Pressing a DAK with flashing text selects that DAK's assignment as the target panel. Target panel selection on the shifted page also requires a DAK configured with the reserved directory entry SUPR. 4.12.3.3 SOFT Mode Selection of Target Panel SOFT Mode allows any LCD Key Panel in the local system to be selected as a target panel. S O F T : S e l O p t...
Page 152: Supervisor Facilities
For a Supervisor Panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card, a button or switch connected to GPI #3 can be used to terminate a mimic/control session. Any switch transition detected on GPI #3 causes the current session to be terminated. 4.12.4 Supervisor Facilities When a valid target panel has been selected, the Supervisor Panel display and LED Status switch over to mimic the current display and LED Status of the target panel.
Page 153: Configuration Downloads
After a black button reset the Supervisor and target panels mimic/control session is lost. When a Supervisor Panel is taken off-line from the matrix, the matrix deletes the mimic/control session and informs the target panel that the session is terminated. When a Supervisor Panel is brought back on-line it attempts to restore the mimic/control session with the target panel.
Page 154: Pd4232Rbl Lcd Key Panel And Rotary Encoder (3Ru)
4.13 PD4232RBL LCD Key Panel and Rotary Encoder (3RU) Microphone Socket Main Volume Indicator LEDs Level Control Main Volume Control Direct Access Key (DAK) Scribble Strip Indicator LED Soft Pushbutton Loudspeaker Headset Select Pushbutton Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Auxiliary Volume Indicator LEDs Microphone Mute Pushbutton Loudspeaker Cut Pushbutton Headset Socket...
Page 155: Crosspoint Level Control
4.13.2 Crosspoint Level Control Each DAK has a corresponding pot switch, located directly above it. Switch operation is described in the next section. Turning a pot switch above a DAK, clockwise or counter-clockwise causes the cross-point level to increase or decrease, respectively. The cross-point level indicator changes to indicate the new cross- point level setting.
Page 156: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 4.13.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 157: Loudspeaker
4.13.6 Loudspeaker Audio is output from the loudspeaker unless the Headset Select is engaged. Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loud- speaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed. This is to help reduce the chance of howlround (audio feedback) occurring.
Page 158: Main Volume Control
Pressing and holding the auxiliary control pot switch shows the current level setting for each DAK. There is no LED indication for this switch action. A panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card can have an external line level auxiliary input. 4.13.10 Main Volume Control Turn the Main Volume Control clockwise to increase the intercom volume, counter-clockwise to decrease the volume.
Page 159: Table 39: Pd4232R Dak Operation
The pushbutton operation is selectable from a range of options and set via the Configuration and Master Assignment Programming System (CMAPSi) workstation software. The pushbutton actions include: Table 39: PD4232R DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position.
Page 160: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
4.13.12.1 Key Layout and Cross-point Level Indicator The LCD key display of a configured DAK has 3 sections: Scaleable cross-point level indicator, First 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field, iii) Second 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field. C ro s s p o in t le v e l in d ic a to r C h a r a c te rs 1 - >...
Page 161: Headset Socket
Non-active DAK has black text on an yellow background, Active 'talk only' DAK has red text on a black background, iii) Active 'listen only' DAK has green text on a black background, iv) Active 'talk and listen' DAK has red text on a black background. The green LED on the associated pot switch is also illuminated.
Page 162: Pd4295Mci Lcd Desktop Panel
4.14 PD4295MCI LCD Desktop Panel Microphone Socket Headset Select Pushbutton Headset Socket Soft Pushbutton Crosspoint Level Control Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Reply Key Main Volume Control Loudspeaker Microphone Mute Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Figure 34 - PD4295MCI Front View NOTE: Microphone is shown here for illustrative purposes only.
Page 163: Crosspoint Level Control
Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable Microphone options. Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with DIN 5 headset connection. 4.14.2 Crosspoint Level Control Each DAK has a corresponding pot switch, located directly above it. Switch operation is described in the next section.
Page 164: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 4.14.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 165: Loudspeaker
4.14.6 Loudspeaker Audio is output from the loudspeaker unless the Headset Select is engaged. Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loud- speaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed. This is to help reduce the chance of howlround (audio feedback) occurring.
Page 166: Main Volume Control
Pressing and holding the auxiliary control pot switch shows the current level setting for each DAK. There is no LED indication for this switch action. A panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card can have an external line level auxiliary input. 4.14.10 Main Volume Control Turn the Main Volume Control clockwise to increase the intercom volume, anti-clockwise to decrease the volume.
Page 167: Table 41: Pd4295Mci Dak Operation
Table 41: PD4295MCI DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position. Pressing the DAK again disengages it. Non-Latch When a DAK is pressed and held depressed, it automatically disengages when released. Latch/Non-Latch A combination of the two above such that a quick press will latch the button and a slow press will be the non-latch action.
Page 168: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
4.14.12.1 Key Layout and Cross-point Level Indicator The LCD key display of a configured DAK has 3 sections: Scaleable cross-point level indicator, First 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field, iii) Second 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field. C ro s s p o in t le v e l in d ic a to r C h a r a c te rs 1 - >...
Page 169: Headset Socket
Non-active DAK has black text on a yellow background, Active 'talk only' DAK has red text on a black background, iii) Active 'listen only' DAK has green text on a black background, iv) Active 'talk and listen' DAK has red text on a black background. The green LED on the associated pot switch is also illuminated.
Page 170: Pd4296Mci Lcd Desktop Panel
4.15 PD4296MCI LCD Desktop Panel Microphone Socket Headset Select Pushbutton XLR5 Headset Socket Soft Pushbutton Crosspoint Level Control Auxiliary Volume Control Shift Pushbutton Reply Key Main Volume Control Loudspeaker Microphone Mute Pushbutton Direct Access Key (DAK) Figure 35 - PD4296MCI Front View 4.15.1 Microphone Socket Insert the optional microphone into this socket.
Page 171: Crosspoint Level Control
Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with XLR 5 headset connection. 4.15.2 Crosspoint Level Control Each DAK has a corresponding pot switch, located directly above it. Switch operation is described in the next section.
Page 172: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 4.15.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 173: Loudspeaker
4.15.6 Loudspeaker Audio is output from the loudspeaker unless the Headset Select is engaged. Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loud- speaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed. This is to help reduce the chance of howlround (audio feedback) occurring.
Page 174: Main Volume Control
Pressing and holding the auxiliary control pot switch shows the current level setting for each DAK. There is no LED indication for this switch action. A panel fitted with a PDE4537 options card can have an external line level auxiliary input. 4.15.10 Main Volume Control Turn the Main Volume Control clockwise to increase the intercom volume, anti-clockwise to decrease the volume.
Page 175: Table 43: Pd4296Mci Dak Operation
Table 43: PD4296MCI DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position. Pressing the DAK again disengages it. Non-Latch When a DAK is pressed and held depressed, it automatically disengages when released. Latch/Non-Latch A combination of the two above such that a quick press will latch the button and a slow press will be the non-latch action.
Page 176: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
4.15.12.1 Key Layout and Cross-point Level Indicator The LCD key display of a configured DAK has 3 sections: Scaleable cross-point level indicator, First 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field, iii) Second 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field. C ro s s p o in t le v e l in d ic a to r C h a r a c te rs 1 - >...
Page 177: Headset Socket
Non-active DAK has black text on a yellow background, Active 'talk only' DAK has red text on a black background, iii) Active 'listen only' DAK has green text on a black background, iv) Active 'talk and listen' DAK has red text on a black background. The green LED on the associated pot switch is also illuminated.
Page 178: Lcd Extension Panels
5 LCD Extension Panels 5.1 lPD4230R Half Width LCD Extension Panel (1RU) Shift mode LED Reply Key Crosspoint Level Control Direct Access Key (DAK) Talk Tally LED Shift Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Figure 36 - PD4230R Front View Panel User Guide Issue 1.4 4000 Digital Series Page 148...
Page 179: Crosspoint Level Control
Shift mode LED Reply Key Crosspoint Level Control Direct Access Key (DAK) Talk Tally LED Shift Pushbutton Listen Tally LED Figure 37 - PD4230RV Front View The PD4230R panel is available in versions for horizontal and vertical mounting. The descriptions given below apply to both types.
Page 180: Pot Switch Operation
Turning a pot switch above a DAK, clockwise or counter-clockwise causes the cross-point level to increase or decrease, respectively. The cross-point level indicator changes to indicate the new cross- point level setting. The pots also operate in SOFT mode, but there is no cross-point level indicator on the display. 5.1.2 Pot Switch Operation A pot switch operates on the same port as the corresponding LCD key.
Page 181: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 5.1.3 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 182: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
Table 45: PD4230R DAK Operation Interlock Group A DAK can be assigned to any one of eight interlock groups A - H. Within an interlock group only one DAK may be active at any one time. If a DAK in a given group is pressed whilst another DAK in the same group is already active the cur- rently active key is deactivated and the key pressed becomes active.
Page 183: Key Action And Call Signalling
C ro s s p o in t le v e l in d ic a to r C h a r a c te rs 1 - > 5 o f d ir e c to r y e n try d e s c rip tio n fie ld D IR E C T O R...
Page 184 NOTE: When an incoming call is present, the LCD key flashes to indicate that the LCD key should be pressed to respond to the call. If the pot switch (configured with a valid port entry) is pressed, both red and green switch LEDs are illuminated.
Page 185: Lpd4231R Half Width Lcd Control Panel (1Ru)
5.2 lPD4231R Half Width LCD Control Panel (1RU) Main Volume Control Direct Access Key (DAK) Listen Tally LED Shift LED Talk Tally LED Shift Pushbutton Crosspoint Level Control Figure 38 - PD4231R Front View The PD4231R panel is available in versions for horizontal and vertical mounting. The descriptions given below apply to both types.
Page 186: Crosspoint Level Control
Vitec Group Communications can offer three different types type of microphones - 100mm, 340mm and 490mm goosenecks. All panels are available with DIN 5 headset connection. 5.2.2 Crosspoint Level Control Each DAK has a corresponding pot switch, located directly above it. Switch operation is described in the next section.
Page 187: Shift Pushbutton
Pot switches cannot be locally or remotely configured, but take on the same listen access capabili- ties as centrally configured keys. The key action of a pot switch is 'latch only'. 5.2.4 Shift Pushbutton The Shift pushbutton toggles between the Main Page and the additional DAK assignments of the Shift Page.
Page 188: Loudspeaker
5.2.6 Loudspeaker Audio is output can be added using the D-type connector at the rear of the panel (additional hardware required). Contact Vitec Group Communications for suitable External Loud- speaker options Your panel loudspeaker reduces volume automatically when a talk key is pressed.
Page 189: Table 47: Pd4231R Dak Operation
Table 47: PD4231R DAK Operation Latch When a DAK is pressed and released, it latches in the engaged position. Pressing the DAK again disengages it. Non-Latch When a DAK is pressed and held depressed, it automatically disengages when released. Latch/Non-Latch A combination of the two above such that a quick press will latch the button and a slow press will be the non-latch action.
Page 190: Key Layout And Cross-Point Level Indicator
5.2.8.1 Key Layout and Cross-point Level Indicator The LCD key display of a configured DAK has 3 sections: Scaleable cross-point level indicator, First 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field, iii) Second 5 characters of the key assignment's directory entry description field. C ro s s p o in t le v e l in d ic a to r C h a r a c te rs 1 - >...
Page 191: Headset Socket
Non-active DAK has black text on a yellow background, Active 'talk only' DAK has red text on a black background, iii) Active 'listen only' DAK has green text on a black background, iv) Active 'talk and listen' DAK has red text on a black background. The green LED on the associated pot switch is also illuminated.
Page 192: Intelligent Control Panel Features
6 Intelligent Control Panel Features 6.1 DIAL Mode 6.1.1 Intelligent Control Panel The Intelligent Control Panel can be used dial to external telephone lines. Calls are originated by pressing the panel DAK with the 'DIAL' mnemonic and then selecting a DAK programmed to support a connection to a Telephone Balance Unit, TBU.
Page 193 RPLY key mnemonic is replaced by EXIT CAM1 DIAL "TEL1" "TEL2" EXIT Select TEL1, dial display is shown. All DAK signalisation is cleared DIAL RLSE EXIT Start dialling numbers DIAL : 0 8 9 8 RLSE EXIT 4000 Digital Series Issue 1.4 Panel User Guide STA0380...
Page 194: Lcd Key Panel
Press RLSE to cancel call and go on-hook DIAL CNCT EXIT Press CNCT to go off-hook and start dialling again Dial telephone number (e.g. 01727871200) DIAL : 0 1 2 2 3 8 1 5 0 0 0 RLSE EXIT Press EXIT key to return to DAK mode CAM1 DIAL...
Page 195 D I A L : E n t e r N o. R L S E E X I T 1 U DIAL Mode Display 4000 Digital Series Issue 1.4 Panel User Guide STA0380 Page 165...
Page 196: Soft Mode
6.2 Soft Mode 6.2.1 Overview The Intelligent Control Panels can be programmed locally by changing the panel from normal operation to soft mode, by pressing the SOFT pushbutton. Soft mode allows the user to personalise the panel by allowing DAKs to be locally assigned and their attributes set.
Page 197: Soft Mode Options
Table 49: Soft Mode Programming Example Directory Sound Control Prod Assistant Video Tape 1 Vision Control Master Control Room CNF1 Conference 1 CNF2 Conference 2 6.2.4 Soft Mode Options The following options are available in soft mode: SOFT MODE ASSN CALL EXIT 6.2.5 Control Panel Programming Procedures...
Page 198: Table 50: Assign Option Functions
SOFT MODE ASSN CALL EXIT LIST ATTR LOAD EXIT EXIT T+FL TALK LSTN EXIT ENTRY ENTRY ENTRY EXIT EXIT EXIT ENTRY EXIT DOWN EXIT KEYPAD EXIT ENTRY KEY: ENTRY Transfers to the DIRECTORY option KEYPAD ENTRY - Dial Keypad entry EXIT EXIT KEY ENTRY - DAK entry...
Page 199: Using The Load/Add Function
6.2.5.2 Using the Load/Add Function When using the LOAD function to assign entries to a DAK, any previously locally assigned entries will be deleted when the new list of entries are assigned. The last entered mnemonic is always displayed. When using the ADD function to assign entries to a DAK, the new entries are added to any existing ones. Pressing the LOAD or ADD pushbuttons at the Assign menu displays the following menu: Table 51: Load or Add Functions LOAD: (or...
Page 200: Using The List Function
Pressing the desired (flashing) DAK completes the assignment of the entry to that DAK. Press EXIT to return to the Assign function menu. 6.2.5.3 Using the List Function A list of all entries assigned to a DAK can be viewed by pressing LIST pushbutton at the Assign menu. The display changes to show all of the DAK assignments, with those available for listing flashing.
Page 201: The Directory Facility
• DAKs with Master Talk (500) as their first entry • DAKs which are in the latched position when Soft mode is entered • DAKs which are centrally assigned The DAK required to be changed is then selected by pressing the corresponding pushbutton. The selected DAK will stop flashing.
Page 202: The Call Facility
The top line shows the first entry in the directory and the bottom line gives the menu options available, as follows: UP/DOWN Shows the next entry in the directory LIST Lists the entries in a displayed group Moves to the top entry of the directory Moves to the middle entry of the directory Moves to the last entry in the directory *see above...
Page 203 SOFT : Select Option ASSN PAGE CALL EXIT Select CALL mode option CALL : Enter Numbe r EXIT Enter dial code using 'dial-pad' NOTE : EXIT pushbutton causes return to DAK display, not the top level of SOFT mode CALL : 600 TAKE EXIT Press CLR to allow editing of the dial code...
Page 204: Programming Examples
Press END to remove call or. Press EXIT to return to normal operation, without disconnecting the call. 6.2.5.8 Programming Examples The following procedures provide examples of the basic programming tasks performed on the control panel. These examples are given to help familiarise the user with Soft mode programming, using a pre- configured system directory.
Page 205: Lcd Key Panel Soft Mode
6.3 LCD Key Panel Soft Mode 6.3.1 Overview SOFT mode is invoked by pressing the SOFT button. The SOFT button LED is illuminated while the panel operates in SOFT mode. All SOFT mode messages and options are displayed on the 2 rows of display provided by the bottom row of keys on a 2U panel.
Page 206 A typical display for local DAK assignment in ASSN mode is shown below: L O A D : 6 0 0 A N D 6 0 1 A N D 6 0 2 A N D 6 0 3 C L R D I R A N D E X I T...
Page 207 PAGE Mode PAGE mode allows one of three pages of 46 DAKs to be selected for local programming. CMAPS configuration of DAKs may reduce this number. Centrally configured DAKs are common to all pages. The DAKs on each page correspond to the main page and shifted page. The PAGE option is not available if a DAK is pressed on the main or shifted page when SOFT mode is entered.
Page 208 INFO Mode INFO mode allows the operator to view current panel status information, perform tests on keys and set up loudspeaker mute, microphone gain and side-tone parameters. After a matrix black button reset or local panel '999' reset, the loudspeaker mute, microphone gain and side-tone controls revert to their default settings.
Page 209: Pd4217 - Intelligent Control Panel
Loudspeaker Mute The loudspeaker mute status can be changed locally using the INFO feature in SOFT mode. The default status is not muted (i.e. OFF). The current loudspeaker mute setting is displayed on the top line of the bottom row of keys in INFO mode.
Page 210: Level Control
6.4.2 Level Control Audio level is adjusted by turning the Rotary Encoder while in Master Level Control Mode or Level Control Mode. The changing value is displayed above the Rotary Encoder or above the DAK being pressed. Each level control has a range of 0.0 (off) to 10.0 (+12dB approximately), and is adjusted in steps of 0.5.
Page 211: Soft Mode
6.4.3 SOFT Mode When the SOFT Pushbutton is pressed SOFT Mode is selected, and its red LED is lit. SOFT Mode can be selected from Master Level Control Mode or Level Control Mode. The Rotary LED Display flashes, and defaults to "ASSN". The Rotary Encoder is used to scroll through a menu of 5 SOFT Mode facilities. In the order that they are displayed, the 5 menu selections are: ASSN Adds or overwrites local assignments to a DAK...
Page 212: Assn (Assign) Mode
6.4.3.2 ASSN (Assign) Mode When the Rotary Encoder Display is flashing "ASSN", the unassigned DAK's displays also flash. Any DAK that is currently active is not available for programming, and its display does not flash. ASSN Mode is entered when a flashing DAK is selected. The Rotary Encoder Display stops flashing and displays "ASSN".
Page 213: Del (Delete) Mode
In the order that they are displayed, the four attribute options are: • TALK - Talk only to the directory entry • LSTN - Listen only to the directory • T+L - Talk and Listen to the directory entry • T+FL - Talk and Forced Listen to the directory entry The DAKs 11 to 13 operate as ADD, SAVE and QUIT keys as described below.
Page 214: Attr (Talk/Listen) Mode
The QUIT key exits DEL Mode, and returns the panel to the top level of SOFT Mode. The DEL key deletes all assignments from the DAK and the panel returns to the Master Level Control Mode. On returning to Master Level Control Mode the DAK mnemonic displayed is either blank ( -- ) or returns to the mnemonic of a centrally configured assignment made to the DAK.
Page 215: Dial Mode
The Rotary Encoder Display still flashes "CALL" to indicate that the Rotary Encoder will scroll through the SOFT Mode facilities. The first digit press clears any previously disconnected called number from the display and starts a new number above the first DAK. To correct an entry, CALL Mode is exited then re-entered using the Rotary Encoder.
Page 216: Shift Page
DAKs that have a numerical legend to enter a number in the range 101 to 110, this adjusts the brightness of the displays; 110 corresponds to the brightest setting. 6.4.7 Panel Feature Summary This section highlights the main feature differences between the PD4217 panel and the 4000 Series II Control Panels. Panel User Guide Issue 1.4...
Page 217 Rotary Encoder PD4217 Rotary Encoder has been introduced to allow lists of options to be scrolled. Other Directory viewing and key assignment listing use UP/DOWN keys. Level Control PD4217 The main output level, auxiliary channel level and DAK listen level can be adjusted by selecting the relevant mode and scrolling the display to the required level.
Page 218: Pd4225R/Pd4225 - Router Control Panel
The PD4225 Router Control Panel is identical in appearance to the PD4224 Intelligent Control Panel and can be used in an almost identical manner, for standard 4000 Series II Talkback operation. The additional capabilities of the control panel extend to: •...
Page 219: Operation
The destination can be a three-digit number, addressing a port, group or conference in the same system; or a four-digit number, addressing a port on another system in the network; the first digit being the system number and the remaining three digits corresponding to the port within the system. Once the numbers are entered and the operation is complete, an audio connection is established between the specified source and destination.
Page 220 When the source number has been entered the display changes to show the following menu: RAUD Select PORT LIST CNCT EXIT The first line of the menu displays the selected source number, its mnemonic and directory text. This menu allows the displayed source number to be changed, using either the displayed dial-pad or the DIR function.
Page 221: Remote Key Assignment (Rkey)
Directory. Allows viewing of directory entries. Returns to the source selection menu. EXIT Exits to Soft mode. This menu allows the destination number to be entered using the dial-pad or the DIR function. When the destination number is entered the display changes to show the following menu: RAUD: 600, Floor...
Page 222 Directory. Allows viewing of directory entries. EXIT Exits to Soft mode. This menu allows the selection of the panel to have a DAK assigned remotely. The panel is selected using its directory number. This number must only be a panel on the local system. The panel number may be entered directly from the dial-pad or selected from the directory by pressing DIR.
Page 223 Directory. Allows viewing of directory entries. Returns to previous menu. EXIT Exits to Soft mode. The directory entry to be assigned can be a 3-digit number, addressing a panel on the local system, or a group, conference or IFB. The directory entry can also be a 4-digit number, addressing a panel on another system in the network.
Page 224: Input / Output Level Control
TAKE Executes the Remote Key assignment. Returns to a previous menu to re-select a panel number. EXIT Exits to Soft mode. To execute the assignment, press TAKE. In the given example, pressing TAKE executes assignment to panel 609, directory entry 608, Talk and Listen status, DAK number 11. The display automatically returns to the first Remote Key assignment menu, allowing another selection, if desired.
Page 225: Ifb Destinations
Deactivating, with the Make before break field cleared, ii) All Extension Panel or Shift Page DAKs are set to Non-Latch. 6.6.2 IFB Destinations The control panel provides 31 IFB destination DAKs. These DAKs can be locally, centrally or remotely programmed. CMAPSi can configure the default sources, destinations, returns, priority and interrupt levels for each IFB in the system.
Page 226: Programming Examples
Program source DAKs must be CMAPSi programmed to Listen, to enable monitoring. The panel listens to the input of the program source while the DAK is pressed. Program source DAKs that are also programmed to Talk, will talk to the program source port. Selecting a program source DAK lights the red LED on the DAK.
Page 227 Program Sources Keys Keys Program Source configured on DAK 1 is removed from IFB 1 Program Source configured on DAK 2 is added to IFB 1 Monitoring a Program Source: Program Sources Keys Keys ↓ Deselect IFB DAK 1 Program Sources Keys Keys Red LED on IFB DAK 1 is off...
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Page 229 INDEX Numerics 2RU LCD Key Panel Headset Select Pushbutton ........91 4017 Intelligent control panel ....179 4025 Router control panel ......188 ..............143 4294 - Desktop Control Panel Headset Select Pushbutton and Associated LED ....50 .............. 17 Headset Socket ..
Page 230 PANEL POSITION PD4226 - 32 Key Control Panel (2RU) ..21 ..46 PD4203 - Level Control Panel (1RU) PD4226 DAK Operation ..63 .......47 PD4203R-Level Control Panel PD4226 Direct Access Key Indicator LED ....62 PD4206 - 20 Key Extension Panel (1RU) PD4226 Pushbutton Attributes .
Page 231 System to which panel is connected ..............53 Systems which exist on the network ..............53 Talk Tally LED Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) 4000 Digital Series Issue 1.4 Panel User Guide STA0380 Page iii...
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Page 233: Warranty Period
UHF wireless intercom systems have a limited warranty of three years. • All other Clear-Com and Drake brand systems and products, including beltpacks, have a limited warranty of two years. The warranty starts at the time of the product’s original purchase. The warranty start date for contracts which include installation and commissioning will commence from the date of the Site Acceptance Test (SAT), or three months from purchase, whichever is sooner.
Page 234 24 x 7 customer support in addition to the warranty immediately upon purchase of the warranty extension. Note: Clear-Com does not offer warranty extensions on UHF wireless intercom systems, or on any product with a 1-year or 90-day warranty.
Page 235 This warranty does not include defects arising from installation (when not performed by VGC), lightning, power outages and fluctuations, air conditioning failure, improper integration with non-approved components, defects or failures of customer furnished components resulting in damage to VGC provided product.
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