ATEL Description and Features
ATEL Description and Features
The Dukane Model 7A1110 Administrative Telephone (ATEL) is shown in Figure 1.
It provides user-friendly access to all System features. The 16-character alphanumeric
LCD display shows all telephone, intercom, and paging status information related to the
ATEL. Time and date are displayed when the ATEL is idle. Ring tones produce cadences
distinctive to the incoming call type. Two tone types, each with three volume settings, are
available. An off setting, which turns off both tone types, is also provided. The ATEL has
28 pushbuttons including 12 standard telephone, one speaker phone, one talk, one volume
up/down, one menu, eight programmable general purpose, and four programmable
special function keys.
Two-way intercom communication to a room speaker can be conducted privately through
the handset using a voice activated switch (VOX), or through the built-in microphone and
speaker using the talk switch for manual audio direction control. Telephone conversations
can be conducted privately through the handset, or through the built-in microphone and
speaker in hands-free (auto) or talk (manual) mode. Intercom, telephone, and background
music speaker operations each have 16 possible volume settings, independent of one
another. One-way paging to speakers can be conducted either through the handset or
through the microphone in hands-free or talk mode.
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Figure 1: Model 7A1110 Administrative Telephone (ATEL)
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