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USER SECTION

Operation

Using your ComPoint system

ComPoint is easy and fun to use. You’ll find

these instructions simple to follow. Take a

little time to get familiar with them so you

can start enjoying your system right away.

Things you’ll need to know

With ComPoint, we refer to areas with key-

pads as

zones

. A zone may be a single

room or an area with more than one room,

such as a kitchen and dining area.

Every communication has a sender and a

receiver. With ComPoint, we call any zone

that initiates a communication the

sending

zone

. The zone or zones to which the com-

munication is sent are

receiving zones

,

even though they may reply to the initial

communication. For an intercom session,

the receiving zone is also the

target zone

.

In ComPoint, paging is the default method

of communication. Different communication

functions have different levels of priority.

Paging is not allowed when there is a door

station call or intercom session in progress.

An intercom session is not allowed when

there is a door station call or page in

progress. Also, a door station call takes

precedence over paging and intercom ses-

sions and thus interrupts them.

Your ComPoint system is configured with

either ISK1 Basic or ISK2 Advanced key-

pads. The way you use your system and the

way it gives you information depends on

which keypads you have. We explain how

both types work.

With either keypad, pressing the Talk key

sounds a ping tone in the receiving zones

to announce your message. Releasing the

Talk key sounds a double ping.

If the system is already in use when you try

to send a page or start an intercom ses-

sion, the Talk key blinks red for 7 seconds

to let you know the system is busy. Also, the

Advanced Keypad indicates Busy on its

LCD panel.

Paging

Paging lets you

send an

announcement

throughout your

home or busi-

ness from any

keypad. To send

a page, simply

press and hold

the Talk key (fig-

ure 5), then

speak. Release

the key when

you’re done

speaking.

Your page will be heard in all zones except

those that are in Do Not Disturb mode. For

privacy and to avoid disturbing your neigh-

bors, your page will not be heard at either

door station.

Fig. 5. Using the Talk key for paging

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