A local station has a telephone hybrid labeled Comrex Access with a Rack Control Surface. That's the only model information we can find. No one left at the station knows how to use it, so I'm trying to identify the model so that I can download the manual. I'm sure it's a common model, but it's at least several years old. Is that enough information to identify the unit? I've been through the Comrex website, and I cannot find a picture of the control module to help identify it.
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Comrex Telephone Hybrid
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Unfortunately I cannot post a picture because I don't have access to the studio. A weekend guest host is having a problem with the system, so I probably will not be able to go to the studio for a week or three. He doesn't know where to look.
There are really two questions that someone may be able to answer:
How do you keep caller one as a guest host on the air while adding and removing other callers?
Sometimes the unit will answer calls but will not put the caller on the air when the appropriate button is pressed. How is the system rebooted (other than pulling the power cord?)
There are really two questions that someone may be able to answer:
How do you keep caller one as a guest host on the air while adding and removing other callers?
Sometimes the unit will answer calls but will not put the caller on the air when the appropriate button is pressed. How is the system rebooted (other than pulling the power cord?)
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