Instruction manual

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Menu System

The operation of the DRC-32 falls into two main categories being:-

1, Accessing and setting embedded facilities such as volume levels and alpha tags.

These would normally be set once and used many times.

2, using the frequently used facilities such as making and receiving calls from

terminals and from the telephone system.

Access to the items in category one is achieved through the menu system. The menu

system is termed a “nested” menu because once the upper menu has been accessed;

there are multiple choices which can be scrolled through using the scroll up and scroll

down keys.

The menu key itself acts as a select key and indicates to the system what choice the

operator is making from the options listed on the screen. The [CLEAR] key acts as a

back-step key and its operation takes the operator one step backwards in the selection

process.