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Voice/Fax Channel | The Voice/Fax Channel Digitizing Rate command selects from |
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V(1/2)DR | V1DR9600 places voice/fax channel 1 at a digitized or compressed |
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Voice/Fax Channel | The Voice/Fax Channel Input Level Gain command selects the |
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Input Level Gain | gain of the input voice/fax signal. As the input level gain is |
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| V(1/2)IL12 | 6db |
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remote mux will change accordingly. The input |
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This | will increase the volume that the person at the receiving mux | hears. | To | |||||||
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IL
Talk
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Hear
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Louder Volume
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IL
Talk
Increase
2db
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For the best results, increase or decrease both the local output level and remote input level settings by a small amount to change the volume level heard at the local voice/fax channel.
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Configuration | IL | OL | IL | OL |
FXS to FXO | 6 | 9 | 5 | 2 |
FXS to FXS | 3 | 12 | 3 | 12 |
E&M to E&M | 5 | 14 | 5 | 14 |
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