JK Audio innkeeper 1x/rx - Manual (Page 6)

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Connecting Cables
Although each application will require a slightly different setup, there
are four cables that everyone can agree upon:
1 Phone Line - Connect the supplied RJ-11 phone line cable
between the jack marked “Line” and your wall jack. Be sure this
jack can support standard analog telephone operation.
2 Send Audio - Connect a microphone or mixing console output
XLR cable to the Send jack on the innkeeper. Be sure to set the
innkeeper mic/line switch to the proper position for your
application
3 Caller Audio - Connect the Caller Out jack to a line level input on
your mixing console.
4 Power - Connect the supplied AC power cord to the back of the
innkeeper 1x/1rx and then to an AC power outlet.
Your innkeeper 1x/1rx is now ready to take calls. You may want to
connect an auxiliary phone to the innkeeper for call setup, or you can
simply use Auto-Answer or the Call button to answer an incoming call.
Auxiliary Telephone
Innkeeper 1x/1rx does not disconnect the auxiliary telephone when you
press the call button. You can use an auxiliary phone to place or screen
a call, and then place the call on hold. When you are ready to take the
call on innkeeper 1x/1rx, simply press the Call button. Your telephone
will automatically release the hold. If you need to take the call back on
the aux telephone, simply pick up the phone before the innkeeper Drop
button is pressed. If you would prefer the old world way of
disconnecting the aux jack when the hybrid takes the call, please refer
to the Optional Jumper Settings section below for Jumpers 2 and 3.
Optional Jumper Settings
On the circuit board, jumper 1 controls the incoming caller level. In the
factory default closed position, caller input is at normal level. In the
optional open position, incoming caller level is –6 dB. This does not
affect transmit level. This option is not necessary except in some cases
where the phone line is unusually “hot”. Only set this jumper option if
the incoming caller level is too loud and the Receive LEDs are peaking
the red –3 dB whenever the phone caller speaks.
Operation