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M1050

RECORDER INTERFACE MODULE
comcode: 407 153 089
pec code: 8807-008
The M1050 recorder interface module
INDEX
Description
Operation
Connections
Features
Vox enable
Switch hook
Beep tone
Radio interface
Specifications

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Description

The M1050 module incorporates a headset recorder interface, handset recorder interface, and a headset adapter (500A or 502C) into one module. The M1050 digital unit connects to the modular "AUX" jack of a digital set; the M1050 hybrid unit connects to a hybrid voice terminal. When used with digital sets an adjunct -48vdc power supply is required.

Operation

Two push button switches are located on top of the M1050. An LED in each button indicates if the switch is on. Pressing the "OFF HOOK" switch answers the call on the voice terminal. (Similar to lifting the handset.) Pressing the switch again turns off the adapter and disconnects the transmit and receive to the adapter, equivalent of going on-hook. The second switch is the "MUTE" switch. This switch mutes the 4 wire transmitter and handset transmit for privacy during a call.

Connections

The M1050 is equipped with modular jacks for most connections. The following jacks are provided:

Features

The M1050 has three option settings:

  1. Vox enable.
  2. Negative switch hook.
  3. Beep tone.

Radio interface

The 4 wire broadcast audio provides an interface between the operators Centracom II radio system and their telephone console through a single headset. The module is used with Motorola's Telephone/headset interface board. This allows the dispatcher to interface with radio traffic on a normal basis until a call on the telephone console is active.
With Motorola's Telephone/headset interface board connected and Motorola's headset jack plugged in, the selected audio from the console speaker is routed to the headset earphone. When the M1050 "OFF HOOK" button is pressed, an off-hook condition is established on the telephone console. The telephone receive audio is then routed to the earphone, while the radio select audio is routed back to the console speakers.
For additional information on the Telephone/headset Interface board operation, consult your Material representative.

Specifications

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