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7.11.8 Preset talk
This option enables setting preset talk paths from this port to any other destination in either
the local or a remote system.
Preset talks are similar to routes, except they can be configured to activate only when a
call signal is received at this port from an external device, such as a radio or telephone or
external partyline (CCI-22).
7.11.9 Preset listen
This options enables setting preset listen paths from this port to any other destination in
either the local or a remote system. Preset listens are similar to routes, except they can be
configured to activate only when a call signal is received at this port from an external
device, such as a radio or telephone.
7.11.10 Preset call
Preset Call is used to send a call signal to a group or a port on either the local system or a
remote system.
A panel receives the call as an incoming call tally but without the audio. If Audible Alerts is
set for the panel, then the panel receives three beeps at either its loud speaker or headset
speaker.
If the source interface is a TEL-14 telephone module, and Auto Answer is set to off, then
the call signal is repeated every time a ring signal is received.
If the destination is a CCI-22 or FOR-22 module, the output is driven high during the call
signal.
7.11.11 Call signal to a TEL-14
To enable an audible warning when a call is made from an external telephone to the TEL-
14 module, set Local Advanced > Preset Call.
Call signal tones must also be enabled at the destination panel in the Cards and Ports
screen.
While the phone is ringing, a call signal is sent to the panel. Call signal tones are sent to
the panel every time a pulse is received from the TEL-14. The label for the TEL-14 port is
placed in the Answerback stack of the panel, and an incoming call tally is displayed on
both the Reply key and any configured key to that port.
7.11.12 Nearby panels
This function is used to prevent audio feedback (howlround) between panels located
physically nearby each other. When enabled, audio from the source panel is prevented
from reaching the destination panel, and signalization is also suppressed. The advanced
setting Nearby Panel Partial in Cards and Ports can be used to route audio from nearby
panels to the headset rather than suppressing it.
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