Clear-Com i-Series Panels - Manual (Page 21)

If you press or latch a key that is flashing at the telephone off-hook rate, the key will glow
solidly bright red to indicate that the key is active. When you release the key, it will
resume flashing at the telephone off-hook rate.
The telephone off-hook light is set in ECS / EHX. For more information, see the ECS /
EHX User Guide.
4.3.4 Radio-receiver active light
The light on a key will flash red once per second if a radio receiver is assigned to that key,
and the radio receiver is active.
The Eclipse / Eclipse HX matrix will cause each key assigned to the radio receiver on
every panel in the system to flash at the radio-receiver active rate whenever the radio
receiver is active at one or more of the panels.
If you press or latch a key that is flashing at the radio-receiver active rate, the key will glow
solidly red to indicate that the key is active.
When you release the key, it will resume flashing at the radio-receiver active rate.
The radio-receiver active light requires:
• That the radio receiver is connected using a FOR-22 interface module.
• Enabling in ECS / EHX, in the Advanced Settings > Tallies options for the FOR-
22 interface module.
For more information, see the ECS / EHX User Guide.
4.3.5 Panel connected light
When the Station Connected Tally option is selected in ECS / EHX (under Advanced
Settings > Global Settings), the key assigned to a destination panel will
flash red once
per second on your user panel, whenever that destination panel is connected to the
Eclipse / Eclipse HX matrix.
The Station Connected Tally is set up in ECS / EHX. For more information, see the ECS /
EHX User Guide.
Note:
This option is primarily used when a destination panel is connected to the matrix using a
long-line link that might be active only at certain times.
4.3.6 Audio-presence light
If you assign a source to your panel as a listen-only key, the key will flash green once per
second if there is audio present at the source.
The audio-presence light is set up in ECS / EHX. For more information, see the ECS /
EHX User Guide.
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