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General| Product Type | Telephone Audio Interface |
|---|---|
| Connectors | XLR, 1/4" TS, RJ11 |
| Impedance | 600 ohms |
| Inputs | 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" TS |
| Outputs | 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" TS |
| Power Requirements | 9V DC |
| Frequency Response | 200 Hz - 3.5 kHz |
| THD | < 0.5% |
Provides contact information for technical or application questions via phone and email.
Details the 2-year warranty, coverage, exclusions, and limitations for the THAT-2.
Lists the types of telephones the THAT-2 is compatible with.
Details the RCA and XLR input/output connectors available on the device.
Describes the presence of controls for adjusting input and output signal levels.
Explains the switch for selecting different handset microphone types.
Highlights the device's passive design, requiring no external power source.
Explains the function of THAT-2 as a connection between telephone and handset for audio access.
Describes the two output jacks (RCA and XLR) and the mixed signal they provide.
Details the two input jacks (RCA and XLR) for sending signals down the phone line.
Provides a step-by-step guide to connecting the THAT-2 between the telephone and handset.
Explains the three-position switch that selects the handset microphone type for optimal signal.
Details the button's function to select between handset mic or line input for the phone line.
Explains that THAT-2 requires a line-level signal, possibly needing a pre-amplifier or mixer.
Provides steps to troubleshoot audio transmission issues, checking inputs, button, and switch settings.
Suggests adjusting the Handset Type switch to resolve squealing and feedback issues.
Addresses issues where the caller cannot hear, often due to speakerphone interference.
Recommends an Innkeeper digital hybrid for better broadcast sound quality than THAT-2.
Lists detailed technical specifications for line input, output, and miscellaneous features like handset jack and weight.
Outlines FCC requirements for connecting the equipment to the telephone network and compatibility.
Specifies information to be provided to the telephone company, including line number and REN.
Details FCC requirements for repairs, stating only authorized agents can perform them.
Explains the telephone company's rights regarding service interruption due to equipment issues.
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