Procedure 11.2: RECORD ANNOUNCEMENTS USING HANDSET
13A RECORDED
ANNOUNCEMENT SYSTEM
PROCEDURE
1.
At 13A recorded announcement unit (13A unit) front panel, connect handset (G3DR-61 or equivalent) to
HAND SET
jack on front panel. See Figure 11.2-1 .
2.
At 13A unit, select message module to be recorded.
3.
Is selected message module a variable message length (VML) type (UD4 or UD6)?
If
YES
, continue with Step 4.
If
NO
, do Step 5.
4.
At selected message module, set
MESS. LENGTH ADJ.
switch to maximum length. See Figure 11.2-1 .
5.
Notify test/repair service or customer that selected channel will be out of service.
6.
At selected message module, set
CHANNEL ACCESS
switch to
ACCESS
position.
See Figure 11.2-1 .
Response:
CHANNEL ACCESS
LED lights.
7.
At
UD3
or
UD3B
timing and control circuit pack, depress and release
RECORD
switch. See Figure 11.2-1 .
Response:
Red
REQUEST RECORD
LED lights.
8.
Using handset, start recording immediately when green
RECORD
LED comes on.
NOTE:
Recording must be completed within the maximum time established per message module type (24
seconds for
UD4
and 12 seconds for
UD5
and
UD6
). Recording period is over when green
RECORD
LED goes out. Announcement recorded using a handset must be recorded again using
prerecorded tape to restore the original announcement to the system, a prerecorded tape of the
original announcement must be used to record over any announcement made with a handset.
9.
Using handset, monitor recorded announcement when recording ends.
10.
Is recorded announcement of satisfactory quality?
If
YES
, do Step 15.
If
NO
, continue with Step 11.
11.
At
UD3
or
UD3B
, depress and release
RECORD
switch.
Response:
Red
REQUEST RECORD
LED lights.
12.
Start repeat recording immediately when green
RECORD
LED comes on.
13.
Using handset, monitor recorded announcement when recording ends.
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