Biamp TTC User Manual
ADVANTAGE® TTC
Voicecrafter
Table Top Controller
Operation Manual
TM
®
Jan 12/00
Biamp Systems, 10074 S.W. Arctic Drive, Beaverton, Oregon 97005 U.S.A. (503) 641-7287 http://www.biamp.com
an affiliate of Rauland Borg Corp
TTC CONTROL
The VOICECRAFTER TTC (Table Top Controller) allows convenient control of the day-to-day operations of the VOICECRAFTER and
VOICECRAFTER Plus. The TTC features a 15’ attached cable for connecting the TTC to the Control Port on the VOICECRAFTER. To
add a longer cable (up to 50’), remove the 4 screws on the bottom of the TTC. Remove the existing cable from the TTC. Feed the ‘pigtail’
end of the connector through the hole; attach the strain relief and the ferrite bead from the old cable to the new cable on the inside of the
TTC. Attach the wire connected to pin 1 (DB9M) to the terminal labeled ‘+V” on the TTC. Attach the wire connected to Pin 3(DB9M) to the
terminal labeled ‘Tx’ on the TTC. Attach the wire connected to pin 5 (DB9M) to the terminal labeled ‘Gnd’ on the TTC. Replace the bottom
cover and the 4 screws. Attach the DB9M to the Control Port of the VOICECRAFTER (Plus).
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VOLUME
MUTE
VCR MUTE
VOICECRAFTER TTC
1
1
GHI
4
4
PRS
7
7
34
PRESETS
ABC
2
2
JKL
5
5
TUV
8
8
OPER
0
0
5
DEF
3
3
MNO
6
6
WXY
9
9
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PHONE
HOLD / PAUSE
FLASH / STORE
SPEED DIAL
Connect the TTC to the Control Port of the VOICECRAFTER (Plus). The VOICECRAFTER provides the necessary power for the TTC.
Preset Recall
– Recalls up to 5 stored presets (Presets must be stored using PC Control Software, and can NOT be stored via the
VOICECRAFTER TTC).
Volume
– Adjusts the user volume up and down. The VOICECRAFTER sets the limits on user volume increase and decrease amounts to
ensure that the VOICECRAFTER can adapt to changes.
Mute
– Engages the System Mute Mode (Channel inputs and Main Output is muted). LED flashes amber when VOICECRAFTER is
muted, and remains off during normal operation.
VCR Mute
– Mutes and un-mutes the Aux port in VCR mode for switching between Record and playback functions. This button will have
no effect if the VOICECRAFTER is in Bridged Mode.
Dialing Pad
– When the 2-wire interface is connected, these numbers (similar to any telephone) allows dialing directly from the
VOICECRAFTER Plus.
Phone
– Connects and dis-connects the 2-wire interface. When the red LED is on, the 2-wire connection is made, when the red LED is off,
the 2-wire interface is ‘hung-up’.
Hold/Pause
– Puts the 2-wire interface on hold. This button can be used to put a 2-wire conversation on hold, yet still maintains a 4-wire
connection (useful in Video- and Audio-conferencing situations). Pause function is used in speed dialing.
Flash/Store
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Flash Engages the Flash function (if available –Check with your phone system provider) to answer call waiting or engage 3-way calling.
Store Used for setup of Speed Dial. In a dis-connected state this button is used to store Speed Dial numbers.
Speed Dial
– When pressed, followed buy a 0~9 on the Dialing pad, will connect the 2-wire interface and dial the stored number.
Storing Speed Dial Numbers
1. When a conference call is not connected, hold the Speed Dial button until the Mute and VCR Mute LED begin to blink.
2. Press the memory location desired (0-9), followed by the desired number to be dialed (up to 16 characters), then press Flash/Store
button.
3. The LED above the Phone button will blink signaling that another speed dial number is ready to be stored, repeat step 2, or press
Speed Dial to cancel.
NOTE: The pause button is used to insert a delay between numbers dialed. This is useful when dialing out of a local PBX. Example:
Press and hold Speed Dial button, enter memory location then 9 to get an outside line, then the Hold/Pause button, followed by the
number to be dialed. This inserts the necessary delay for the PBX to obtain an outside line.
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