Clear-Com V12PDDXY - Manual (Page 118)

Use the PASSWORD menu to set up the password the panel uses to log into the matrix.
The password:
•
Must correspond to a password that has already been set up in ECS / EHX for a port
on an IVC-32 card (
Matrix Hardware > Advanced Settings >IP Panel Settings).
• Is a string of up to ten characters (0 to 9 and A to F).
Enter up to ten characters using the up/down volume buttons (lever key and pushbutton
panels) or the talk button (rotary panels) to select the characters.
After each character has been selected the input will advance to the next character.
Pressing the lever key down, or the pushbutton, or the rotary control will step back to the
previous character.
When the password has been set up, exit the menu using the PASSWORD key or talk
button.
6.2.4 CNTL DELAY (Control Delay) menu
The CNTL DELAY (Control Delay) menu enables you to configure a delay on key up
processing for intercom keys.
The delay is only applied to dumb panel intercom page keys (keys used to make or break of
audio routes). Menu access keys are not affected.
You may want to apply a delay with certain audio links with multiple IP encodes and decodes
in place, as the link control data can overtake the audio on the link resulting in truncation of
the audio.
The default setting for a delay on key up processing is 0.
The setting is held locally on the panel, which means that if the panel is moved to another
port on the system, the control delay setting comes with it. The control delay must stay with
the panel as it is based on geographical location, and therefore the size of audio and control
latency.
The control delay range is 0ms - 9999ms. The granularity of this setting is in blocks of 50ms
with the delay set being rounded down to the nearest multiple of 50ms. For example, if less
than 50ms is set no delay is applied. If a multiple between 50 and 100ms is set, 50ms will be
applied.
Tip: Although the CNTL DELAY menu is accessed from the top level IP settings menu, you
can apply a delay to any type of connection to the matrix (enabling it to be used on four-wire
based VoICE unit connections).
Figure 138: Control delay menu on rack mounted panels
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