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3-10 ZEPHYREXPRESS HARDWARE
Used to enter numbers for dialing, and text for setup names. Dialing works like a
telephone.
To enter text characters, press the key with the appropriate letter printed on it. Keep
tapping it to cycle through the possible choices. For example, tapping the 2-key in a text
field will first enter A. Repeated taps will change that to a B, then C, then the lower-case
letters, then the number 2. Enter a space by pressing 1 three times. Punctuation characters
appear on the * and # keys.
For example:
Press the number 2 once..... See the character A
... press it again..... See the character B
... press it again..... See the character C
... press it again..... See the character a
... press it again..... See the character b
... press it again..... See the character c
... press it again..... See the numeral 2
... press it yet again..... the cycle starts again from A
To move to the next character in a field, tap any other key or turn the EDIT knob
clockwise. To back up, turn the knob counter-clockwise.
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ISDN TIP!
ISDN doesn’t use DTMF “Touch-tones”, even for calls to standard analog phones,
so the keypad doesn’t generate these sounds. If you need those tones to control
a remote device, get an accessory tone generator at an electronics store and
either pick up its signal with a microphone, or modify the generator for line-
level output.
Rear Panel
From ISDN
NT-1 Ada
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SAFE
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From ISDN
direct line
Line s
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nc indicator
NOTE: You on
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to use one of these:
Monitor 1 out
p
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Direct ISDN
receive out
p
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Monitor 2
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Remote and Download Mic In
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Parallel Control
Line Inputs
XLR or 1/4”
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Note: This picture shows the back of a ZephyrExpress intended for sale in North
America. Units shipped elsewhere will have only the upper NT1 phone jack, and no Line
Sync indicator.
- User’s Manual 1
- What you’ve got here: 2
- Customer Service 3
- Feedback 3
- Blank Screen? 4
- Test Lines 4
- WARNING: 5
- Table of Contents 7
- A Note From the President 9
- Notes About this Manual 10
- Block Diagram 11
- Menu Structure 12
- QUICK RESULTS 13
- Instant Gratification, or 14
- Set up the hardware 17
- Configure the Codec 21
- HOT TIP! 22
- Place the call to yourself 23
- ISDN TIP 26
- 2: How do I use the menus? 28
- ISDN connections 31
- Alternate test procedure 33
- Audio setup 34
- HOT TIP: 35
- ISDN Connection 36
- 15: How do I place a call? 36
- 18: How do I hang up? 38
- 1-28 QUICK RESULTS 40
- 1-2 QUICK RESULTS 41
- ZEPHYREXPRESS 42
- About our hardware 43
- Front Panel 43
- The Mixer Section 44
- Monitor Mixers 45
- Display section 46
- ZEPHYREXPRESS HARDWARE 47
- Control section 48
- DIAL button 49
- Rear Panel 51
- Data connection section 52
- S Interface Pinouts 53
- U Interface Pinouts 54
- Remote Control jacks 54
- RS-232 Pinouts 55
- Parallel Port 55
- +30V Max 56
- Parallel logic input circuit 56
- All XLR Pinouts 57
- Microphone Inputs 57
- Power connection 59
- Power Input 60
- Power Supply XLR Output 60
- Power Supply 60
- 3-20 ZEPHYREXPRESS HARDWARE 61
- ZEPHYREXPRESS HARDWARE 3-21 62
- AUDIO OPERATIONS 63
- Mix flexibility 64
- The Send Mixer 65
- Mic Routing Switches 67
- Send Level Controls 69
- SEND Meters 69
- Monitor Routing Switches 70
- About Monitor Panning 71
- Monitor 1 Receive 72
- Monitor 1 Send 72
- Receive Meters 73
- LOCK lights 73
- Analog (G.711) phone calls 74
- Placing calls 75
- Hanging up 75
- Dealing with Delay 76
- Zephyr or 77
- ZephyrExpress 77
- 4-16 AUDIO OPERATIONS 78
- AUDIO CODING 79
- OVERVIEW 80
- ISO/MPEG LAYER 3 83
- Redundancy Reduction 84
- Bit Reservoir Buffering 84
- Ancillary Data 84
- ISO/MPEG LAYER 2 85
- Layer 2 Joint Stereo 86
- Layer 2 Mono-128 86
- CASCADING 87
- Audio Coding Comparison Chart 89
- Delay vs. Quality 90
- Dual Site Operation 91
- Sampling Rate 92
- Compatibility 93
- CODING 5-17 95
- MENU REFERENCE 96
- The Menu System 97
- Navigation Shortcuts 98
- Getting HELP 99
- Menu Overview 100
- Using Setups 101
- Master Setups 102
- Applying a Master Setup 102
- Deleting a Master Setup 104
- Autodial Setups 105
- Menu Details 106
- Audio menu 108
- ISDN menu 110
- System menu 112
- Safe mode menu 114
- 6-20 MENUS 115
- SECTION 7 116
- ISDN BASICS 117
- GET THE SPIDS! 120
- Directory Numbers (DNs) 121
- HOW TO ORDER ISDN 122
- Details, Details 123
- Protocols 124
- Switch type to: Natl I-1 126
- (USA, Canada, some others) 127
- 7-14 ISDN 129
- SYSTEM FUNCTIONS 130
- Software Updates 131
- ZephyrExpress data ports 132
- Communicating 133
- Security Levels 134
- Command Help 135
- Command Language Details 136
- DEEP TECH NOTE! 138
- The Parallel Port 141
- SYSTEM FUNCTIONS 8-13 142
- TROUBLESHOOTING 143
- First Steps 144
- but how isn’t it working? 146
- Diagnostic Aids 147
- LOOPBACK modes 148
- ISDN TIP! 149
- 9-8 TROUBLESHOOTING 150
- Some Error Conditions 152
- Condition: Audio Distorted 154
- ISDN Problems 155
- Ready will appear 156
- Switch Type to PTP 157
- WARNING! 159
- Intermittent ISDN Problems 160
- ISDN Cause Phrases/Values 160
- 9-24 TROUBLESHOOTING 166
- SCHEMATICS 167
- APPENDIX 168
- ABOUT AUDIO LEVELS 169
- Codec: Compatibil 173
- Dialog4 173
- Codec: Compatibility 173
- Slimline 173
- FINDING PUBLIC ISDN SITES 174
- Ameritech 176
- Bell Atlantic 176
- Bell South 176
- Cincinatti Bell 176
- Fort Mills Telephone 176
- ISDN BRI, ZEPHYR, AND YOU 177
- Ordering ISDN 178
- Page 1 of 3 183
- PROTOCOL: National ISDN-1 184
- APPENDIX 11-19 186
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