Talkaphone VOIP-500K Native VoIP Keypad Emergency Phone - Manual (Page 57)

VOIP-500 Series Phone
Configuration and Operation Manual
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5.4. Activating/Deactivating Auxiliary Outputs
To provide additional visible or audible alerts upon an event, the phone is equipped with 3 Auxiliary Outputs.
The Auxiliary Outputs can be used to connect devices such as a siren, a strobe light, a PTZ camera, etc.
These devices can then be activated and deactivated locally or remotely (Refer to 4.6.6 Auxiliary Outputs).
5.5. Activating/Deactivating the “Help on the Way” LED
The phone is equipped with 3 LEDs; each of the LEDs has a specific function assigned to it. The third LED is
used for indicating “Help on the Way” and is activated/deactivated through DTMF operation codes on the
remote side (Refer to 4.6.4 LEDs).
5.6. Activating/Deactivating Speaker and Microphone
During a call, the speaker (both Hands-free and Handset) and microphone (both Hands-free and Handset)
can be enabled/disabled using DTMF operation codes *5*/*6* & *7*/*8* respectively.
Note: The settings made above are temporary, which are valid for current call only. Once the call is
terminated, the settings will reset to the values defined in the Web GUI (Refer to 4.5.3 Audio Settings: Enable
or disable the Speaker and/or Microphone).
5.7. Adjusting Volume
During a call, the speaker gain and the microphone gain can be adjusted remotely using DTMF operation
codes *32*level* and *31*level* (where level ranges from 1-20), respectively.
During a call, the User can also locally adjust the speaker volume using Button #3 and Button #4 (Refer to
4.6.1 Buttons). This option is only available for phones with four buttons.
Note: The volume adjustments made above are temporary and are valid for a single active call instance.
Once the call is terminated, the settings will reset to the values defined in the Web GUI (Refer to 4.5.3 Audio
Settings: Speaker Gain and the Microphone Gain).
5.8. Playing Voice Messages
This feature is used to play pre- recorded voice messages on the phone’s built-in speaker/handset or to the
remote side upon occurrence of certain events (e.g., Call Initiation events, local/remote key press events). For
configuration details, refer to Section 4.7.1 Played to the User and Section 4.7.2 Played to Remote Side.