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== Keyboard configuration ==
 
== Keyboard configuration ==

Revision as of 17:44, 20 March 2017

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This article describes additional configuration that is required for the School IP Intercom. For general configuration of IP stations, see IP Station Configuration - AlphaCom mode.

Keyboard configuration

The correct keyboard configuration needs to be set. This is done via the web interface of the station. Log on the the web interface of the station:

  1. Navigate to Advanced AlphaCom > Keyboard
  2. Select Keyboard Type = 2
  3. Press “Save Keyboard Config”
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Special Function Keys

Special Keys on the School Intercom

The School Intercom station has some special function keys:

  • Emergency Button: DAK Key 11
  • Volume UP: DAK Key 1
  • Volume DOWN: DAK Key 2
  • Star key (*): DAK Key 3
  • Hash key (#): DAK Key 4

These keys have no function by default, and need to be configured.

Emergency Button

The emergency button is connected to Input 1 on the station PCB, which is reported as DAK key 11.

The emergency button is configured from AlphaPro. In Users & Stations window, select the School Intercom from the list box and select the button DAK. Enter the call destination on DAK 11.

The emergency button is configured to dial number 234


Optionally the emergency button can be configured in the Event Handler, then you leave the DAK table blank. The button press is reported as event 30, subevent 11.

In the example below the command $GM L85 L8193 U3 U0 U0 is activated when the button is pressed. This command activates prerecorded alarm message 3 (8193) to group 85, repeated 3 times:

The emergency button activates alarm message 3 (8193) to group 85, repeated 3 times


Volume UP

The "Volume UP" button activates DAK key 1. Via the Event Handler this button can be programmed to step up the volume every time it is pressed. The volume range is 0 to 9. The display will show the current volume setting.

In Users & Stations window, select the School Intercom from the list box and select the button Events. Insert a new event with the following parameters (you can copy/paste the action commands):

Event for "Volume UP"


Action commands:

IF %op(%vol(%1.phy),=,9)
stop
ENDIF
$VOL L%1.dir %op(%vol(%1.phy),+,1)
pause
$DTS L%1.dir 'Volume = %vol(%1.phy)'

Volume DOWN

The "Volume DOWN" button activates DAK key 2. Via the Event Handler this button can be programmed to step down the volume every time it is pressed. The volume range is 0 to 9. The display will show the current volume setting.

In Users & Stations window, select the School Intercom from the list box and select the button Events. Insert a new event with the following parameters (you can copy/paste the action commands):

Event for "Volume DOWN"


Action commands:

IF %op(%vol(%1.phy),=,0)
stop
ENDIF
$VOL L%1.dir %op(%vol(%1.phy),-,1)
pause
$DTS L%1.dir 'Volume = %vol(%1.phy)'

Star (*) and Hash (#) keys

The Star (*) and Hash (#) keys activates DAK key 3 and 4 respectively, and can freely be configured in the DAK table of the station to dial any number/feature.

DAK 3 (*) dials 325, and DAK 4 (#) dials 9534