JK Audio Concierge 2x6 - Manual (Page 8)

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Concierge™ 2x6
Switch Core
Installation Options
Installation Options The Concierge system is very
fl
exible, of
fering many con
fi guration
options.
The
number and type of hybrids and Guest Module control surfaces help determine the system capabilities. It is best to look at your requirements
fi
rst, then choose
the right hybrids and controllers suitable for your unique installation. The
fi
rst decision is whether you intend to conference two callers together
,
putting both calls on the air simultaneously
.
This can be accomplished with a low
cost innkeeper 1x/1rx by allowing the system to combine two calls together into one audio input on your console. Keep in mind that you will not be able to adjust the level of the caller
’s
voices independently if one caller should prove quieter
than the other
. Innkeeper 2 uses two separate digital hybrids to bring caller audio
into separate inputs on your console, while providing the necessary cross- connections so everybody can hear each other
.
If conferencing is not in your game plan, you may wish to keep it simple using GM1x6 controllers. GM1x6 of
fers all the features of the GM2x6 without the
possible confusion of monitoring the second half of the 2x6 switch core, which may not be a part of your installation. Whether conferencing is in you plans or not, you might want to consider a mix of GM1x6 and GM2x6 control surfaces depending on the location.
A
news studio
or call screener may not need conferencing, and may be better served by the simpler GM1x6 control surface. The following examples show the capabilities of each hybrid: One innkeeper 1x/1rx™ Hybrid:
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T
wo innkeeper 1x/1rx™ Hybrids:
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One innkeeper 2™ Hybrid:
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7
Reserved
8
Reserved
9
Reserved
10
Guest Module Programming Mode
11
Switch Core Programming Mode
12
Accessory Enable (name
TBD)
Dip Switches The Concierge™ 2x6 Switch Core is equipped with 12 slide style DIP
switches
located underneath the removeable cover plate on the front. Con
fi gure
your
Concierge by enabling or disabling features by switching between the
ON
and
OFF
positions for each DIP
switch.
The following chart shows each feature and
it’
s corresponding switch.
Auto-Drop OFF
(Default)
: Places the current call on Hold when either a Line button,
Next, or Previous button is pressed. ON:
Will drop the current call when either a Line button, Next or Previous
button is pressed, unless the call is manually placed on Hold. Slave For 12-line systems: OFF
(Default):
In the ‘Of
f’ position, the Concierge behaves as the master
device, controlling the
fi
rst 6 lines.
ON
:
When bridging two Concierge Switch Cores, use the Expansion bus
to create a 12-Line system. Flip the Slave DIP
switch to the ‘On’
position
to convert Lines 1-6 to Lines 7-12 on the second Concierge Switch Core. Ring Count
12345678
Auto-Ring 0
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Auto-Ring 1
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
Auto-Ring 2
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
Auto Ring (Default = 1 Ring) The
Auto-Ring DIP
switches select the
Auto
Answer Ring Count whenever
the
Auto
Answer function is enabled.
The Ring Count number is controlled
by a combination of the three
Auto-Ring switches.
4
1-
3
5
1
Auto-Ring 0
2
Auto-Ring 1
3
Auto-Ring 2
4
Auto-Drop
5
Slave
6
Reserved
Configuring the Concierge™ 2x6
9
Con
fi
guring the Concierge
™
2x6