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Telex C-6200
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Care and Feeding of Telex Radio Dispatch Systems
C-6200 Setup
Phase 4 Design, Inc.
Dave Grant / dgrant@hostnw.net
425.402.7308
11/5/2010 Page 1 of 18
Entering the Setup Mode
Setup of the C-6200 is almost entirely done using a web browser. The first step required during setup
is to assign the Ethernet and Mask addresses to the C-6200. This is done through the front panel. To
enter the front panel setup mode, press and hold MUTE-F16-GRP.
Setting the System Clock
Pressing PROG1 from the top-level setup menu will open the screen to set the internal Real Time
Clock. PROG1 selects the Edit option that allows setting of the actual minutes and hours. PROG2
sets AM or PM., PROG3 selects 12 or 24-hour mode, PROG4 returns to the previous setup screen.
The clock can also be directly setup by pressing MUTE-F16-C1. This key sequence bypasses the
PIN number and the main setup screen.
Setting the PIN number
The Pin number is used to prevent unauthorized modification of operation parameters. When a PIN
number is set, the C-6200 will prompt for it before allowing entry into the setup mode. The web-
based setup for the C-6200 also has provision for a user password; it is the same four-digit value as
the PIN number entered from this menu option. Selecting PROG3 from the main menu will cause
the C-6200 to prompt for the new PIN number twice. If both are entered identically, the new PIN
number will take affect.

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Summary

C-6200 Setup

Entering the Setup Mode

Procedure to enter the C-6200 front panel setup mode using the MUTE-F16-GRP button.

Setting the System Clock

How to set the internal Real Time Clock using PROG buttons or MUTE-F16-C1.

Setting the PIN number

Procedure for setting a PIN number to prevent unauthorized access and user password setup.

Setting the basic IP information

Configuring Ethernet IP address and Mask compatible with the existing network.

C-6200 Backplane Connections

Auxiliary DB9 Connector

Pinout and signal descriptions for the DB9 auxiliary connector.

Battery Backup

Details on the +12V input for battery backup and chassis grounding.

Auxiliary Speaker Functionality

Details on DB9 connector audio outputs for external speakers.

Footswitch Connectivity

Description of DB9 connector for footswitch and ground connections.

Auxiliary Audio Input and PTT

Functionality of DB25 connector for AUX audio input and PTT.

Record Output

DB25 connector output for connection to voice-logging recorders.

Auxiliary Relay Output

DB25 connector output for AUX relays, providing a closure for various purposes.

Auxiliary DB25 Connector Pinout

Detailed pinout and signal assignments for the DB25 auxiliary connector.

Line Port Connections

6200 TCRD Line Ports 1-9 Pinout

Pinout of standard DB25 connectors for TCRD line ports 1-9.

Console Operation Modes

Cross-mute Function

How the cross-mute function prevents audio loops in parallel console setups.

Two-Wire;Four-Wire Mode Configuration

Jumper settings to select between two-wire and four-wire modes for line cards.

RX Side Impedance Settings

Jumper-selectable RX impedance settings (600 or 10k ohm) and their effect on line loss.

TX Side Impedance Settings

Configuration of TX output circuitry for parallel console impedance matching.

Microphone and Audio Path Configuration

Transmit Path Overview

Description of the signal path from microphone to transmit line card jack.

Microphone Level Adjustments

Procedures for adjusting handset, desk, and gooseneck microphone levels.

Line Card Transmit Path Adjustment

DSP routing, notch filter, and audio summing for the transmit path.

Transmit Level and Monitor Settings

Adjusting transmit audio levels and setting up the transmit monitor function.

Receive Path Overview

Description of the receive path from line card to speaker or earpiece.

Line Activity Monitor (LAM); Squelch Control

Functionality of the LAM LED and its use as a squelch circuit.

Master Recorder Outputs

Details on 600 ohm balanced audio outputs for external recorders.

Installation and Grounding

Auxiliary Speaker Outputs

Auxiliary speaker outputs for driving additional external speakers.

Earth Ground Recommendation

Importance of tying the unit to earth ground for proper operation and line filtering.

Line Card Installation Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for installing and removing line cards in the field.

Telex C-6200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTelex
ModelC-6200
CategoryMusic Mixer
LanguageEnglish

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