Restricted Conditions for Tie-line Connection

 

 

 

 

 

Tie-line

1. Paging

 

 

 

 

 

4. Below are functions that can be operated for the same

1)

Paging is possible for up to 15 zones per exchange.

exchange but cannot be operated extending over more

2) The whole area of all exchanges can

be called

by all-

than one exchange connected by tie-line.

 

 

call paging.

 

 

 

 

 

1) Remote Response

 

3)

It is possible to

make an all-call paging and an indivi-

2)

Master/Sub Relationship

 

 

dual zone paging from any master station.

 

 

3)

Call Transfer

 

4) It is possible to

respond to all-call

paging from any

4)

Paging during Normal Calls

 

 

master station.

 

 

 

 

 

5) Group Hunting

 

5) A response to

the individual zone

paging is only

6)

Secretary Transfer

 

 

possible from the station connected to the exchange

7) General

Purpose Control (One-shot

Make Output,

 

corresponding to that paging zone. If the Automatic

 

Make/Break Output, 8 Selectable Make Output,

 

Paging Response (

) is employed, a response to

 

Decimal Output, 4 Decimal Digits Output). Even

 

the zone paging is only possible from the station

 

when dialed correctly, different indications result or

 

(consecutive number)

which belongs to

that

zone.

 

unintended control equipment are operated if the

6) Paging assignment is

impossible beyond

the

local

 

function

extends over more than

one exchange.

 

exchange.

 

 

 

 

 

8) Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9)

Pager Call

 

 

2. Programmable Station Numbering

It is possible to change station numbers of each ex-

change within the limit specified in "Selectable number-

ing schedule of each exchange".

3.Group Blocking

1)The system can be divided into a maximum of 6 groups per exchange.

2)It is possible to set up the calling and called groups as desired within the same exchange.

3)Only one pair of stations can call each other between exchanged connected by tie-line.

4)Arbitrary station groups can be restricted to access all-call and individual zone paging.

5)Calling and called groups must be set up to make a paging response possible. The paging response is possible from the called group to the calling group (reverse direction of call restriction).

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CP-66 specifications

The TOA Electronics CP-66 is a sophisticated six-zone mixer amplifier that is designed for versatility and high-performance in various sound reinforcement applications. Ideal for commercial settings such as schools, conference rooms, restaurants, and places of worship, the CP-66 stands out due to its advanced features and user-friendly design.

One of the main features of the CP-66 is its powerful 60-watt output, which is perfectly suited for small to medium-sized venues. The amplifier ensures clear and balanced sound distribution across all zones, thanks to its high-quality preamp and power amp design. With multiple microphone and line inputs, users can connect various audio sources, including microphones, music players, and other multimedia devices, making it a flexible solution for different audio needs.

A key technological aspect of the CP-66 is its built-in EQ controls, enabling users to tailor the audio output to suit the acoustics of the environment. This is complemented by the inclusion of zone volume controls, allowing for individualized sound management in each of the six zones. Additionally, the CP-66 features ducking capabilities, which allow background music levels to be automatically reduced when announcements are made, ensuring that important communications are heard clearly.

The CP-66 also prides itself on its ease of operation. The intuitive front panel layout includes dedicated knobs and switches that streamline user interaction, making it accessible for both audio professionals and those with little technical knowledge. The unit is housed in a robust chassis, ensuring durability and reliability, which is essential for continuous operation in busy environments.

In terms of connectivity, the CP-66 offers versatile options including RCA input, balanced microphone inputs, and a variety of output options for connecting external speakers. Moreover, the unit supports a wide frequency response, which contributes to its ability to deliver high-quality audio playback across varying sound sources.

Overall, the TOA Electronics CP-66 is a well-rounded, reliable mixer amplifier that excels in both performance and functionality. Its comprehensive features cater to a diverse range of audio applications, making it a sought-after choice among professionals seeking effective sound management solutions.
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