
User Guide 4000 Series II - EASi-COM II
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(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).
3.2.7 Headset Select Button
The Headset Button is used to select headset operation. When it is switched on, the
LED is on, the headset microphone is active and the main microphone and
loudspeaker are muted.
3.2.8 Listen Button
The Listen Button allows listen routes to be switched on independently of talk routes.
This mode will only operate on a DAK if it has been programmed for separate Talk and
Listen actions (see item 3.2.11).
Whilst the Listen Button is being pressed, the DAK's can be pressed to turn the Listen
Route on or off.
3.2.9 Talk Tally LED
This Red LED indicates that audio is being sent by the control panel to the destination
associated with the DAK.
3.2.10 Listen Tally LED
This Green LED indicates that audio is being received by the control panel from the
source associated with the DAK.
3.2.11 Direct Access Key (DAK)
The Control Panel has sixteen Direct Access Key buttons. These buttons are used to
make Listen and/or Talk routes to and from the Control Panel.
The buttons operate with a Latch/Non-latch mode of operation. A quick press of the
button latches it on and any other press will switch the button latch off. A prolonged
press will keep the button switched until it is released.
3.2.11.1 Programming
The Direct Access Keys can be programmed with a combined Talk-Listen action, i.e. a
2-way audio route, or as separate Talk and Listen actions. The mode is selected by
simultaneously pressing and holding the Headset and Microphone Mute buttons.
While the Headset and Microphone Mute buttons are being pressed, the tally LED's for
the DAK's will flash if programmed as combined Talk/Listen or will be off if set for
separate Talk and Listen actions.
Contact Drake for suitable headset options.
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