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Switches for circuit type and beep tone control how the interface functions. Option switch location illustrations for the 8410D03A and 8434 sets are shown below. Other sets are similar. On some sets, removing the desktop stand may be necessary to set the options or connect the line cord. Once the connection is made and the options are set, the desktop stand can be replaced.
The MI8400 connects between the voice terminal and the PBX, allowing the recorder audio to use existing spare conductors in the line cord. Pair 1 is the recorder audio on a 4-wire circuit pack. Pair 2 is the recorder audio on a 2-wire circuit pack. Determine which circuit pack you are connecting to and set the circuit type switch to match it. It is important to set this option before the voice terminal is plugged into the line cord. The default is 2-wire.
The toggle switch is used to enable or disable the beep tone generator. The default setting is on.
Since the MI8400 uses the original line jack on the set, connect the line cord to the new modular line jack. The new jack retains all the same connectivity as the original jack, plus it provides the analog audio output for recording.
Select a circuit pack type to view the wiring table for the new modular line jack.
2-wire circuit pack connections |
4-wire circuit pack connections |
| You can connect to a recorder direct from this jack. Depending on the set type, the jack may be on the rear or bottom of the set. | ![]() |
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| GENERAL | Size | 3.3"L x 2.3"W x 0.71"H |
| Weight | 1.5oz | |
| Operating voltage | 5vdc | |
| Power consumption | 9.8mA | |
| OUTPUTS | Audio output | -0dB (+-1dB) |
| Beep tone | 1400Hz; 200ms burst; 15 sec. interval. | |
| INCLUDED ITEMS | 1ea. MA1 cable | 3ft length. 1/8" mini-phone plug to 1/8" mini-phone plug. |
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