
2.8 POWER-UP AND OPERATIONAL CHECK
Plug in the ac power cords on the keypanel and any con-
nected expansion panels and level control panels. When
power is applied, all alphanumeric displays will first dis-
play asterisks (****) then dashes (----). After a few mo-
ments, the Talk key assignments will display. If no Talk
key assignments have yet been programmed, the displays
will continue to show dashes (----).
If the keypanel cannot establish data communications
with the intercom system, the alphanumeric displays will
continue to show asterisks (****). Check the data line
connections.
Several symptoms may occur if the logical keypanel
number is incorrectly set: 1) the keypanel may not display
the expected key assignments; 2) there may be no indica-
tion when there is an incoming call; 3) when a key is
pressed to talk, the destination may not hear the audio, or
may hear audio from a different intercom station; 4) the
displays may behave erratically. If any of these symptoms
occur, recheck the logical keypanel number DIP switches.
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Important! Always reset the keypanel after changing
the DIP switch settings. Do this by briefly removing
power to the keypanel.
2.9 KEYPANEL PROGRAMMING
If you previously configured the keypanel using the inter-
com system configuration software, it should be ready for
operation. Refer the station operator to the “Basic Opera-
tion” instructions in the KP96 / KP97 Operating Instruc-
tions Manual.
If the keypanel has not yet been configured you can do so
now. Run the ADAMedit or Zeus-edit configuration soft-
ware. By default, the configuration software starts up in
the “Keypanels / Ports” setup screen. For assistance with
keypanel setup, press the F1 key on the computer while
viewing that screen. Once you have configured the key-
panel as instructed and sent the changes to the intercom
system, the keypanel should be ready for operation. Refer
the station operator to the “Basic Operation” instructions
in the KP96 / KP97 Operating Instructions Manual.
This completes the standard installation procedures.
3 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
3.1 INTERNAL JUMPERS
There are several internal jumpers which modify keypanel
operation. The jumpers are set for the following default
operations:
J201: The EXT LINE IN signal (KP-96-RC option only)
is muted when any Talk key is pressed. May be optionally
set for no mute.
J202: The speaker (or headphones) are muted by 15 dB
when any Talk key is pressed. May be optionally set to
full mute.
J203: Continuous sidetone. When using a headset, the
keypanel operators own voice will be heard at all times in
the headphones. May be optionally set for sidetone only
during talk.
J401: The microphone activates when any Talk key is
pressed. May be optionally set for continuous micro-
phone.
J402: Normal/test switch set for normal operation.
J403: The MIC PRE OUT signal (KP-96-RC option only)
is activated only when any Talk key is pressed. May be
optionally set for continuous operation.
J404-J406: The keypanel is configured for operation with
the standard dynamic, -70dB, 150-ohm gooseneck micro-
phone. May be optionally configured for other micro-
phone types.
To reset any of the jumpers, remove the top cover from
the keypanel. Locations of the jumpers are shown in Fig-
ure
8. The following paragraphs describe the alternative
settings for the jumpers.
3.1.1 J201 (EXTERNAL INPUT MUTING)
This jumper is only significant in keypanels that have the
KP-96-RC Rear Connector Plate option installed. When
pins 2 and 3 are shorted, a signal input at the EXT LINE
IN connector is muted when any Talk key is pressed.
When pins 1 and 2 are shorted, the signal is not muted
during Talk key activation.
3.1.2 J202 (SPEAKER/HDST MUTE)
When pins 1 and 2 are shorted, the speaker/headset signal
is fully muted when any Talk keys are pressed. When pins
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