Clear-Com HX System Frames - Manual (Page 51)

Panels generate In-Use Tallies on talk out AND receive
Select this option to generate an In-Use tally signal on the called panel. The tally is
displayed on all other panels which have a label to the called panel.
The default for the option is unchecked.
Panels continue to receive incoming calling tally AFTER reply
If you select this option, the receiving panel continues to receive and display the incoming
call tally after the incoming call has been answered using the Reply key.
Note: The key signalizations are displayed by both I-Series and V-Series panels.
If Tally Settings is set to Red, then panels flash dim red at 4 Hz after reply and then at the
release of the talk key.
If Tally Settings is set to Green, then I-Series panels flash dim green at 4 Hz after reply
and then at the release of the talk key.
V-Series panels show bright green solid after reply and then at the release of the talk key.
The default is for the option to be unchecked.
Feedback settings
If you select this option, the label of any Forced Listen port appears in the Reply /
Answerback stack of the listening panel.
The option is unchecked by default.
Reply key
Use this section to determine the order in which incoming calls to a panel are stacked on
the Reply Key.
• If the First caller option is selected then the calls are ordered on the basis of first
in first out so the reply key answers the calls in the order they are received. I
• If the Last caller option is selected, then the calls are ordered on the basis of last
in first out. This means that the Reply Key answers stacked calls by starting with
the most recent call.
The default is that the first call is answered first.
IP panels
Use this tab to determine the default Codec and IP port to be used by the IVC-32 card
when communicating with panels over IP.
Figure 3-24 IP Panels tab
The Codec option specifies the algorithm used to compress the audio in digital form for
transmission over IP. Currently the default is G.722 which is enabled by default. It cannot
be disabled.
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