3M XT-1, G5 operating instructions Message Activation, Record Message

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Appendix: Greeter Module

h)Message Names

Message Activation

Perform the following procedure to schedule and activate GREETER and

REMINDER messages.

Note:

This step should be done after Daypart Definitions have been configured and

Messages Recorded.

1.Enter the greeter configuration menu.

2.Select 1 Message Activation.

Act.<NO > :MESSAGE ACTIVATION:

 

Msg.<001><MON> [Breakfast 1 ][GREETER]

 

[

Breakfast

]<NO >[ Morning ]<NO >

 

[

Lunch

]<NO >[ Afternoon ]<NO >

 

 

3. Using the ,

, , and Enter keys, select a message number and

day of the week to configure. Msg.<001><MON>

4.For the selected message, set the value to “YES” fo r each daypart the

message is active, [ Breakfast ] <YES> , leaving the other

dayparts set to

[ Morning

] <NO >

5.Repeat the daypart assignments for each day of the week.

Msg.<001><TUE>

6.When done, activate the message schedule by selecting “YES”.

Act.<YES>

7.Repeat steps 3 – 6 for each message you wish to sch edule and activate.

Record Message

After determining the number and type of messages to use in the drive-thru operation, the user will then record each message into the Greeter Module memory.

Perform the following procedure to record and playback messages:

1.Enter the greeter configuration menu.

2.Select 2 Record Messages.

:RECORD MESSAGES:

Msg.<001> Type:<GREETER

> [REC.] [PLAY]

Duration:<00>

Time:[￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿]

Name:<Breakfast 1 >

{Mode=Exit}

Note:

If you store a new message in an occupied slot, the old greeter message will be permanently erased.

Each recorded message can be no more than 8 seconds long (GREETER,

CLOSED, FORWARD) or 4 seconds long (REMINDER, ALERT)

3.Put on a working headset with the power on.

4. Using the , , ,

and Enter keys, select a message number to

record.

Msg.<001>

.

 

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Contents Operating Instructions 3M Commercial Solutions Division Table of Contents Assembling a 3M Drive Thru Headset G5 Maintenance Alert Message External Trigger Inputs IndexSafety Information OverviewOther Conventions Important Notes and NotesImportant Note FCC and Industry Canada InformationFCC Note FCC and IC IdentifiersRecycling / Disposal Notice to European Union customers Enter Configuration Mode ConfigurationNavigating the Base Station Display Interpreting Display Information ButtonsConfiguring with a Computer ∙ Cycle the power to the base station Logging into the Base Station with a PCChange Basic Volume Settings Inbound Microphone VolumeOutbound Talk Volume Vehicle Alert VolumeChange the Monitor Volume Inbound ListenOutbound Talk Vehicle PresentChange the Night Volume Vehicle ApproachMessages Greeter MessagesAdd Headsets Registering HeadsetsRemove Headsets List All Headsets Resetting Inactive DaysChange Noise Reduction Level Checking Headset Software RevisionChange Global Settings Acoustic Echo CancellerDrive Thru Audio Duplex Mode Set System Date and TimeNumber of Base Stations at this Site Channel Heard by Order TakerStore is Now Closed Prompt Pull Ahead Prompt Customer Order Point Prompt LanguageOrder Point Talk with No Vehicle Order Takers and Page Messages in Cross Lane ModeDetector Type Kitchen Noise Reduction Important NotesOrder Taking Modes Setup XT-1 Basestation Software Update Kit XT-1Haptics Vibration Alerts on Headsets Blue LED Alerts on HeadsetsRegular Site Schedule Change Site SchedulingHoliday/Exception Schedule Change Site Information Change Self MonitoringChange Passcodes User PasscodesTwo Base Station Setup Installer SetupLoad Installation Settings Save Installation SettingsFactory Setup Restore Factory Defaults Reboot SystemActivate the Backup Intercom Create and Load TemplatesPage Operation 3M Drive Thru Headset G5November 6 2014 Revision Operation 3M Drive-Thru Systems Model G5 and Model XT-1 Component Identification and Description ∙ T1 and T2 Talkbuttons Connect you to the order pointIndicator Light Modes G5 Battery Indicator Light ModesG5 Headset Indicator Light Modes Fitting the Headset Replace the Battery Cleaning XT-1 HeadsetsOut of Range Component Identification and Description Headset Replace the Battery Out of Range Navigating in the Base Station in Run Mode Base Station SetupChange Order Taking Mode Listen Auto, Manual, and Always On Explanation of Order Taking ModesTalk Manual Latching, Push to Talk, Automatic Change Lane Mode Which Order Taking Mode to SelectSplit Lane Change Volume Mode Cross LaneMaintenance G5 HeadsetReplacing the Carrier Disassembling the Carrier from the PodG5 Headset Charger Refitting the headset with the new CarrierReplacing the Ear and Headband Pads LocationCleaning the Contacts in the Headset Charger wells Low Battery MessageG5 Batteries Care, Handling and StorageMaking Sure Batteries are Ready for Use Disposing of BatteriesImportant Information about Rechargeable Batteries XT-1 Battery Charger Cleaning the ContactsXT-1 Headset XT-1 BatteriesCharging Status Indicator Important Information about Rechargeable Batteries Troubleshooting Headset Indicator LightsG5 Headset Indicator Light Modes General Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause SolutionPress the other button into the correct Battery and Battery Charger Troubleshooting XT-1 Battery and Battery ChargerAppendix Declaration of Conformity Appendix Base Station Specifications Physical Electrical FunctionalAppendix G5 Charger Specifications Enter the Greeter Configuration Menu Greeter SetupAppendix Greeter Module Message Activation Record MessageNameBreakfast Service=Start Choose Headsets Messages Playback ToMessage Daypart Definitions Change Playback Delay TimeGreeter Message Properties Change Playback Mode Set Greeter Playback through HeadsetsTurn on Tone to Headsets During Greeter Playback Set Playback through MonitorTurn on External Detector Playback Message Turn on Restaurant Closed Playback MessageGreeter Revision Alert & Reminder Message Properties Alert & Reminder Message PropertiesMessage Names Dual Lane Systems LaneTandem Pull Ahead Playback Message Delay Count Greeter Setup System DefaultsStart Time Greeter Setup Customer Settings Alert & Reminder PropertiesGreeter Setup Example Settings Index 66, 67, 68, 69Talk 3M, Thinsulate, Tufcote and ScotchBrite are trademarks of 3M
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