Telos 100 Delta User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Telos 100 Delta is the variety of model incorporated.
A type Digital Hybrid Telephone Interface is the most prominent of features incorporated.
Audio Inputs and Connectors, which includes:
Two separate connectors (One switchable for microphone and Line Level)

Active Balanced with Instrumentation Amp Topology (in a nutshell active balancing with the instrumentation amp topology)

Range of Input Level: - 20 to + 18 dBv for line and - 70 to -38 dBv for MIC which is used for input 1 only.
Audio Output Connectors:
There exists active balanced outputs that operates in two separate modes
The approximate range of Output Level: - 20 dBm to +4 dBm.
Compression: Here logarythmic (dB linear) automatic gain control (AGC)
Feedback Control:
This includes pitch shifting, duplex range limiting being two separate methods
Full Duplex and half duplex being in the boundary of continuous variable duplex operation
DSP Power: More advanced and powerful DSP in comparison to older models
Equalization:
Having Digital equalization that is dynamic and coupled with frequency band
High and Low bands were adjusted according to tone quality which relates to tonal space.
Filters:
a high alternative filter for send audio.
and receive audio makes use of Low pass and high pass filters.
DB9 connector being used for remote ON/OFF, MUTE control and duplex control selection restricts the range of control from manual to remote.
Standard 19 inch rack mounts are the dimensions that have been used to mount the set.
The system accepts a universal input of around 85 – 250 VAC
There a two different options available when deciding the auto answer options: Basic and super as opposed to only one configuration option when combining basic and super as a single configuration.
Motorola DSP56001 processor used during the audio signal processing along with A/D and D/A converters.
Software Features: Easily customizable with free software updates, and other optional software enhancements.
Applications: Usable in teleconferences and broadcasting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What device is referred to as the Telos 100 Delta?

A1: Telos 100 Delta is a telephone hybrid interface designed for file streaming that contains an onboard DSP to improve on the audio quality during a phone call.

Q2: Are there any limitations to the amount of audio that can be fed into the Telos 100 Delta device?

A2: There are two inputs available in the Telos 100 Delta, one of the inputs is a universal port since it can be toggled between a microphone input and line input.

Q3: What is the output level rage for the Telos 100 Delta?

A3: Depending on gain control adjustments and callers this devices output can range fromroughlybetween -20dBm to +4dBm.

Q4: Are there devices available today that prevent feedback?

A4: Telos 100 Delta has two modes of operation for feedback control, feedback pitch shifting and duplex range limiting which has the capability for a variable from full-duplex to half-duplex.

Q5: Is it possible to configure the Telos 100 Delta device to automatically answer phone calls?

A5: The Telos 100 Delta is able to auto-answer phone calls with the implementation of a Basic and a Super auto-answer functionality.

Q6: Is it feasible to further developing the software of the Telos 100 Delta?

A6: Sure, the registered users can absolutely upgrade their software to improve its current capabilities or add new functions and all the new updatess ranging from the normal to advanced functions are without any charge to the registered users.

Q7: How does the Telos 100 Delta operate if the power supply is cut?

A7: The Telos 100 Delta has an internal universal switching power supply that accepts 85 to 250VAC as a power source when needed.

Q8: What else should I factor in or plan for when installing the device, if any special planning is needed?

A8: The Telos 100 Delta fits within a single-unit high space in a standard 19” rack, so no special consideration is necessary for its installation in regards to cooling and ventilation,