Panasonic WX-CC412BP User manual

Operating Instructions <Setup Instructions>
Center Module
Model No. WX-CC411BP
WX-CC412BP
English Français

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Contents
ENGLISH VERSION
Before use ...........................................................................3
Preface.............................................................................3
Features ...........................................................................3
System diagram ...............................................................3
Operation .........................................................................4
Concerning the Operating Instructions ............................5
Trademarks and registered trademarks ...........................5
Network Security..............................................................6
Abbreviations ...................................................................6
Screen operations ..............................................................7
Basic screen operations...................................................7
Entering the settings ........................................................7
Inputting characters ........................................................8
Inputting the date and time ..............................................8
Adjusting the volume level................................................8
Displaying the Settings screen .........................................9
Settings screen display ....................................................9
Setting the Center Module...............................................10
Installation settings [Installation Settings] ......................10
Setting the date and time ...............................................10
Setting the current date and time...................................10
Setting the daylight saving time .....................................11
Changing the password .................................................12
Setting the network address ..........................................12
Setting the help contact .................................................13
Setting the screen and touch panel ...............................14
Setting the quick login [Quick Login] ..............................15
Setting audio quality [Sound Band]................................15
Setting the order post microphone [Outside Mic]...........16
Setting terminals [Terminal Settings] .............................17
Setting the All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack
[Headset]........................................................................18
Setting the single talk [TALK] .........................................22
Setting the Wireless Repeater [Wireless Repeater].......22
Store settings [Store Settings]........................................25
Setting the nighttime volume..........................................25
Setting the store hours...................................................26
Setting the tandem lane (WX-CC412BP only) ................28
Setting each lane [Lane] ..................................................30
Setting the volume of input sound..................................30
Setting the volume of output sound................................30
Setting the AUX SP........................................................31
Setting the DSP .............................................................32
Setting the messages [Message]....................................33
Recording messages .....................................................33
Confirmation playback....................................................35
Setting the greeter message..........................................36
Setting the reminder message .......................................39
Setting the alert message ..............................................41
Setting the security alert [Security Alert].......................42
Using an SD card [SD Memory Card] .............................44
Back up the settings data and messages ......................44
Restoring the backup data .............................................45
Formatting an SD card...................................................47
Maintenance [Maintenance].............................................48
Displaying the software version .....................................48
Displaying the software version of
the Wireless Repeater....................................................48
Data initialization............................................................48
Pop-up messages.............................................................49
Troubleshooting................................................................51

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Before use
 Preface
The WX-CC411BP and WX-CC412BP are Center Modules for the wireless intercom systems that are used in drive-thru outlets.
 Features
 The WX-CC411BP is designed for single lane operation of drive-thru outlets; the WX-CC412BP is designed for dual lane and
tandem lane operation.
 A system compliant with the 1.9 GHz band DECT*standard is used so the voices of the store personnel and customers are
heard clearly and distinctly even in open areas, and interference is minimal, resulting in stable communication.
* Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications
 Coverage area can be extended even further by installing a Wireless Repeater (WX-CR480P).
 By extending the audio frequency characteristics up to 7 kHz, conversations between All-In-One Headsets and with
customers at the order posts can be made with a higher audio quality, making it easier to hear.
 A high degree of vocal clarity is ensured by a powerful echo canceller and digital noise reduction (Digital Noise Reduction).
 The cabinet supports wall-mounting for easy installation.
 The total number of All-In-One Headsets and Belt Packs that can be registered is 32. Up to four operators can communicate
at the same time per lane using All-In-One Headsets and Belt Packs.
 This unit has a 7-Type LCD display with a touch panel, and is easy to operate.
 This unit can be connected to an IP network using Ethernet to enable remote control operations to be performed.
 Using an SD card, it is possible to back up and restore the settings, and save messages unique to the outlet.
 The system contains a scheduler to enable the greeter message to be changed at designated times and reminder messages
to be played back automatically.
 Up to four Network Cameras made by Panasonic can be registered, and their images can be monitored on this unit’s LCD
display.
 Alert signals that have been received can be sent to the All-In-One Headsets or Belt Packs, signals can be output to external
devices, and alert emails can be sent to external destinations.
 System diagram
By connecting the Center Module and All-In-One Headsets or Belt Packs wirelessly, it is possible to communicate between the
All-In-One Headsets or Belt Packs or between the All-In-One Headsets or Belt Packs and the customers at the order post.
WX-CR480
STATUS ID REG
All-In-One Headset
WX-CH450
WX-CH455
WX-CH457P
Belt Pack
WX-CT420
Center Module
WX-CC411BP/WX-CC412BP
All-In-One Headset
WX-CH450
WX-CH455
WX-CH457P
Vehicle detector
Order post Microphone
WX-CM470P
WX-CS560
Speaker
WX-CS560
TALK
(Communications with
customers)
PA G E
(Communications with
other store personnel)
Wireless
Repeater
WX-CR480P

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Before use
 Operation
This system supports the following operations that are suited to drive-thru customers.
Single lane
Operations in an environment in which only one order post is installed are referred to as “single lane” operations.
These lane operations are supported by the WX-CC411BP.
ORDER POST
WINDOW
DRIVE-THRU LANE
Hello
Dual lane
Operations in an environment in which the order posts are installed in parallel are referred to as “dual lane” operations.
With dual lane operations, the vehicle detectors for lane A and lane B operate independently of each other, and when each of
these vehicle detectors is set to ON, the greeter message for the lane concerned is played back.
These lane operations are supported by the WX-CC412BP.
ORDER POST
WINDOW
LANE A
DRIVE-THRU LANE
WINDOW
LANE B
ORDER POST
LANE A
LANE B
Hello
Hello

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Before use
Tandem lane
Operations in an environment in which the order posts are installed in series are referred to as “tandem lane” operations. When
the vehicle detector for lane A is OFF and the vehicle detector for lane B is set to ON, a tandem lane message urging the
customer to move to lane A is played back.
These lane operations are supported by the WX-CC412BP.
 Concerning the Operating Instructions
The Operating Instructions consist of the Operating Instructions <Installation Guide>, Operating Instructions <Setup
Instructions> (PDF file) and Operating Instructions <Browser Guide> (PDF file).
 Operating Instructions <Installation Guide>:
These instructions describe how to connect the Center Module with the required devices, how to install them and how to
perform settings (excerpted).
 Operating Instructions <Setup Instructions> (this manual: PDF file):
These instructions describe the settings that must be performed before this unit can be used.
 Operating Instructions <Browser Guide> (PDF file):
These instructions explain access from the browser.
To read PDF files, you will need Adobe®Reader®which is available from Adobe Systems. When Adobe®Reader®is not installed on
the PC, download the latest Adobe®Reader®from the Adobe web site and install it.
 Download the “Operating Instructions <Browser Guide>” from the home page given below.
https://na.panasonic.com/us/food-service-systems/clearconnecttm-restaurant-technology/
Important
 Trademarks and registered trademarks
 Adobe, Acrobat Reader, and Adobe Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe in the United States
and/or other countries.
 SD, SDHC Logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.
 Other names of companies and products contained in these operating instructions may be trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners.
ORDER POSTORDER POST
DRIVE-THRU LANE
WINDOW
LANE A
WINDOW
LANE B
LANE BLANE A
Pull forward

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Before use
 Network Security
 Apply measures such as user authentication for the servers and the connected devices to protect your network against
leakage or theft of information, including image data, authentication information (usernames and passwords), alarm mail
information, FTP server information, etc.
 To enhance security, after this unit has been accessed by the administrator, all the web browsers must be closed without
fail.
 The administrator’s password must be changed at regular intervals to enhance security.
Important
 Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used in this document.
SDHC and SD memory cards are referred to as “SD cards”.

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Screen operations
 Basic screen operations
This section describes basic screen operations.
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1Return button
This button is used to return to the previous screen.
2Item selector buttons
Operation moves to the screen corresponding to the
button that has been touched. On the setting screen, one
of the buttons is selected (indicated in orange).
The buttons have different names, depending on the
situation.
3Page selector buttons
These buttons are used to select the page when the
screen extends over a multiple number of pages.
When the ▼button is touched, the next page screen
is displayed, and when the ▲button is touched, the
previous page screen is displayed.
 The LCD display is easily scratched, so always
perform the operations involving this display using
one finger.
 Do not use a ballpoint pen or other hard-tipped or
sharp object, including fingernails, to perform touch
panel operations.
 Do not press on the LCD display with too much force.
 Do not use any of the LCD protective films available
on the market. (The touch panel may not operate
properly.)
 The inside of the LCD display may become cloudy
or condensation (droplets of water) may form and
the display may not operate properly when the
temperature changes suddenly, such as immediately
after air-conditioning or heating has been turned on. If
this occurs, leave this unit for about one to two hours
before attempting to use it again.
Notice
 Entering the settings
On a screen with multiple setting items, touch the [Set]
button to confirm a setting.
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1Set button
This button confirms all multiple settings displayed on the
screen together.

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Screen operations
 Inputting characters
Use the keys on the keyboard to input the characters when
a password or an address is to be input.
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2
4
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5
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1Input character display area
The characters that have been input are displayed.
2Backspace button
Touch this button to delete the last character of the
characters shown in the input character display area.
3Character input buttons
The character on the button that is touched is input.
4Space button
Touch this button to input a space.
5Set/Enter button [Enter/Login]
Touch this button to enter the character string that has
been input.
6Character type selector button
Touch this button to change the type of characters that
are to be input.
 Inputting the date and time
Input the date and time by using the [+] and [-] buttons.
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1Setting value display area
The current setting values are displayed.
2+ and – buttons
Adjust the settings by touching the + and – buttons.
3Set/Enter button [Set/Enter]
Touch this button to enter the date and time that has
been set.
 Adjusting the volume level
Adjust the volume level.
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1Volume level display area
The current volume levels are displayed.
2+ and – buttons
Adjust the levels by touching the + and – buttons.
Changes in the volume level take place in real time.

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Displaying the Settings screen
The Settings screen for the Center Module is displayed after the password is confirmed.
 Settings screen display
<When starting for the first time>
A password needs to be set.
1 Touch (setting button) on the touch
panel.
 A password settings screen is displayed when you
start the Center Module for the first time.
2 Input the [New Password] and [Confirm New
Password].
Touch the [Edit] button, and then input the [New
Password] and [Confirm New Password].
[New Password]
Input the new password.
[Confirm New Password]
Input the new password for confirmation.
 You can input a password of between 8 and 16
characters.
 Of the four types of characters, upper-case, lower-
case, numerals, and symbols, use at least three types
of characters in the password.
 The input characters are displayed as “*”.
Note
 Take a note of the password that you set so that you
do not forget it.
 Change the password at regular intervals for security
purposes.
Important
3 Touch the [Set] button.
 The Settings screen is displayed.
<After setting the password>
You need to input the password.
1 Touch (setting button) on the touch
panel.
 The password input screen appears.
2 Input the set password.
(8 to 16 alphanumeric characters and symbols)
 The input characters are displayed as “*”.
 If you forget the password, consult the store where you
purchased this unit.
Note
3 Touch the [Login] button.
 The Settings screen is displayed.
 Each setting screen returns to the password input
screen automatically after 2 minutes if no operations
are performed.
 To display the Settings screen again, input the
password again.
 You can display the settings menu without inputting a
password by using the “Quick Login” function. Refer to
“ Setting the quick login [Quick Login]” (p.15).
Note

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Setting the Center Module
This function is used to select an item to set from the
Settings screen and perform the required settings.
 Installation settings
[Installation Settings]
This function is used to perform the basic settings for this
unit. Be sure to perform these settings after installing this
unit.
 Setting the date and time
This function is used to set the date, time, and daylight
saving time for the Center Module.
 Setting the current date and
time
This function is used to set the current date and time for the
Center Module.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Date & Time]
button.
2 Input the current year, month, date, hour, and
minute.
 The date and time display on the LCD display is
updated. For the inputting method, refer to “
Inputting
the date and time” (p.8)
. You can input the date and
time from 2013/1/1/00:00 to 2035/12/31/23:59.
 The date and time on this unit is set with the following
order: month / day / year hour:minute
 The time is displayed as a 24-hour clock.
 The date and time on the LCD display are also
displayed according to the above rules.
Important
3 Touch the [Set] button.
 The current date and time displayed on the LCD
display are updated.
 If you set daylight saving time while setting the date
and time, a warning screen is displayed. Before
setting daylight saving time, complete the date and
time setting.
 After the date and time are set, if you turn the
power OFF and then ON after 1/1/2036, they will
be initialized to 1/1/2000. On and after 2036/1/1,
schedule functions such as the greeter message and
reminder message do not operate.
Note

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Setting the Center Module
 Setting the daylight saving time
This function is used to set the daylight saving time.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, [Date & Time] button, and
then the [Daylight Saving Time] button.
2 [Setup]
Set Daylight Saving Time using the [ON], [OFF],
or [AUTO] buttons.
ON: Set the time to daylight saving time. (Advance
the current time by 1 hour)
OFF: Cancel daylight saving time.
AUTO: Daylight saving time is set based on the set
date and time to start and end (Month, week,
day of the week, time).
Default setting: OFF
If AUTO is selected, you must set the date and time to
start and end Daylight Saving Time. Touch the [Edit]
button to set the date and time to start and end Daylight
Saving Time.
Input the month, day, and hour to start/end Daylight
Saving Time, and then touch the [Enter] button.
 “*” appears in the time display during Daylight Saving
Time.
 Specify [DAY] as the ○th ∆day of the week. If [Last] is
set, the 4th specified day of the week becomes the
subject day, unless there is a 5th specified day of the
week in the month.
 You cannot set the same date as the date to start and
end daylight saving time.
Note
3 Touch the [Set] button.
 The daylight saving time setting is updated.
 After daylight saving time is set, all schedule-related
functions (reminder messages, Store Hours, etc.)
operate based on daylight saving time.
Note

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Setting the Center Module
 Changing the password
Change the password.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Password]
button.
2 Input the [Old Password], [New Password], and
[Confirm New Password].
Touch the [Edit] button, and then input the [Old
Password], [New Password], and [Confirm New
Password].
[Old Password]
Input the current password.
[New Password]
Input the new password.
[Confirm New Password]
Input the new password for confirmation.
 You can input a password of between 8 and 16
characters.
 Of the four types of characters, upper-case, lower-
case, numerals, and symbols, use at least three types
of characters in the password.
 The input characters are displayed as “*”.
Note
 Take a note of the password that you set so that you
do not forget it.
 Change the password at regular intervals for security
purposes.
Important
3 Touch the [Set] button.
 The password is changed.
 Setting the network address
This function is used to set the network for
the Center Module.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Network]
button.
[DHCP]
This function is used to set whether to use the DHCP
function.
OFF: Set the IP address manually.
Input the [IP Address], [Subnet Mask], and
[Default Gateway].
ON: Use the DHCP.
Set the IP address using the DHCP function. If
no IP address is obtained from the DHCP server,
a new IP address is set automatically (Auto IP).
You do not need to input [IP Address], [Subnet
Mask], or [Default Gateway].
Default setting: OFF
 When DHCP is set to OFF, set the IP address so that
it will not be the same as that of another device.
 When DHCP is set to ON, set the DHCP server so
that devices that do not use the DHCP function do
not have the same IP address. For server settings,
contact the network administrator.
 When DHCP is set to ON, if an IP address cannot
be obtained from the DHCP server, search for
an unused IP address between 169.254.1.0 and
169.254.254.255, and set it as the IP address.
Note

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Setting the Center Module
[IP Address]
Set the IP address.
Touch the [Edit] button, and then input the IP address.
Default setting: 192.168.0.50
[Subnet Mask]
Set the subnet mask address.
Touch the [Edit] button, and then input the address.
Default setting: 255.255.255.0
[Default Gateway]
Set the default gateway address.
Touch the [Edit] button, and then input the address.
Default setting: 192.168.0.1
[Line Speed]
Specify the baud rate of the network.
Touch the [Select] button, and then select a baud rate.
Select a baud rate from the following.
Auto: The baud rate is set automatically.
100M-Full: 100Mbps Full duplex
100M-Half: 100Mbps Half duplex
10M-Full: 10Mbps Full duplex
10M-Half: 10Mbps Half duplex
Default setting: Auto
2 Touch the [Set] button.
 The following confirmation pop-up screen is
displayed. To enter the change made to the network
settings, touch the [YES] button.
 When the network setting is changed, the system
restarts automatically.
 Touch the (Setting Information button) on the
touch panel, and then touch the [System Info] button
to check the network status.
Note
 Setting the help contact
“Help Contact” is a function that allows you to check the
emergency contact number on the Help Contact screen.
Input the phone number to be displayed on the Help Contact
screen.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Help Contact]
button.
Touch the [Edit] button to input the phone
number.
2 Touch the [Set] button.
 The Help Contact settings are entered.
 Touch (Setting Information button) on the
touch panel, and then touch the [Help Contact] button
to check the phone number that you input.
 You can input up to 18 numerals and symbols (“-”).
Note

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Setting the Center Module
 Setting the screen and touch
panel
This function is used to set items related to the LCD display
and touch panel.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Screen & Touch
Panel] button.
[Touch Panel Adjustment]
Adjust the position of the touch panel. Touch the
[Execute] button, and the “Touch Panel Adjustment”
screen is displayed.
 If you touch any point other than the “+” marks,
position adjustment restarts from the beginning.
Note
If you touch five “+” marks, the following confirmation
pop-up screen is displayed. To enter the position
adjustment result, touch the [YES] button. To return
without entering the position adjustment result, touch
the [NO] button.
[Language]
Select the language to be displayed on the
LCD display. Touch the [Select] button, and
then select a display language. Select a
language from the following.
English: Texts are displayed on the LCD display in
English.
Français: Texts are displayed on the LCD display in
French.
Español: Texts are displayed on the LCD display in
Spanish.
Default setting: English
[Screen Saver]
Set whether to use the screen saver function.
Set [Screen Saver] to ON to use it.
When you set the screen saver to ON, if the LCD
display is not touched for 3 minutes, the back light of the
LCD display automatically turns OFF to reduce power
consumption. The screen turns off when the back light is
turned OFF.
OFF: Do not use the screen saver function.
ON: Use the screen saver function.
Default setting: ON
 When the back light has been turned OFF by the
screen saver function, the back light turns ON
automatically with any of the following operations.
• When the LCD display is touched
• When the [V/Det Camera] setting is ON and the
vehicle detector is ON, and the images from a
Network Camera are displayed on the LCD display
• When an SD card is inserted or ejected
 The back light remains ON even if the LCD display is
not touched for 3 minutes in the following cases:
• When the [V/Det Camera] setting is ON and the
vehicle detector is ON, and the images from a
Network Camera are being displayed on the LCD
display
 Make settings for [V/Det Camera] on the browser.
For details, refer to Operating Instructions <Browser
Guide>.
Note

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Setting the Center Module
 Setting the quick login
[Quick Login]
Quick login is a function for logging in without inputting a
password in a password input screen when displaying the
settings screen.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Quick Login]
button.
 The quick login settings screen is displayed.
[Quick Login]
Set whether to use quick login.
OFF: Do not use quick login.
Input the password in the password input screen
and display the settings menu.
ON: Use quick login.
Display the settings menu without a password
in the password input screen. The settings
menu is also displayed even if you input the set
password.
Default setting: OFF
 Input of the [Current Password] is required when the
settings for quick login are to be changed.
Note
[Current Password]
Touch the [Edit] button, and then input the [Current
Password]. Input the password that is currently set.
2 Touch the [Set] button.
 The quick login settings are changed.
 You can access the settings menu quickly when this
function is ON, and this means that you can display
the settings menu without a password and change a
variety of settings. Take responsibility for the use of
the function, being aware of security concerns and the
usage environment.
Important
 Setting audio quality
[Sound Band]
Set the audio quality for TALK and PAGE on the All-In-One
Headsets and Belt Packs.
When set to “Wideband”, the audio range frequency of TALK
and PAGE is extended to 7 kHz, making conversations
easier to hear with higher audio quality.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Sound Band]
button.
Wideband: Audio range is set to 100 Hz to 7 kHz.
(high audio quality)
Narrowband: Audio range is set to 300 Hz to 3 kHz.
(normal audio quality)
Default setting: Wideband
2 Touch the [Set] button.
 The following confirmation pop-up screen is
displayed. To change the sound band, touch the
[YES] button. To cancel changing, touch the [NO]
button.
 When you touch [YES] button, the change is made to
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Setting the Center Module
 All-In-One Headset that can be used when set to
“Wideband” is WX-CH457P (software version 2.00 or
later).
 The “Out of range” message is broadcast when
the power is turned on and calling is not possible
(ID registration is possible) with the Belt Pack
(WX-CT420) and All-In-One Headsets (WX-CH450,
WX-CH455, and WX-CH457P (software version earlier
than 2.0)).
 Set to “Narrowband” if even one of the All-In-One
Headsets and Belt Packs you use are included in the
above. In this case, the WX-CH457P (software version
2.00 or later) will also have the Narrowband audio
quality.
Important
 When the [Sound Band] setting is changed, the
system restarts automatically.
 The greeting messages, reminder messages, and
alert messages remain in the Narrowband audio
quality even when the setting is “Wideband”.
Note
 Setting the order post
microphone [Outside Mic]
Set the model of the microphone used at the order post.
The WX-CM470P microphone supports the 100 Hz to 7 kHz
audio range (Wideband).
The WX-CS560 microphone does not support Wideband.
Set to suit the model of microphone you are using.
 Correctly set the model of order post microphone
connected.
Sound may not be output or may be lower in volume if
settings are incorrect.
Important
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, the [Outside Mic] button (and
then the [Lane A/B] button)* .
* This appears only when the WX-CC412BP is used.
Electret Microphone: Using WX-CM470P.
Microphone/Speaker: Using WX-CS560.
Default setting: Electret Microphone
 The WX-CS560 microphone does not support
Wideband.
It can be used with a Center Module with the [Sound
Band] set to “Wideband”, but the audio range will be
narrower.
Note

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Setting the Center Module
 Setting terminals
[Terminal Settings]
Set the external devices connected to the Center Module.
Of the terminals (Euroblock) on the Center Module, you can
select the external devices and applications to be used with
the ALERT 4 terminal and VDET 1 terminal.
ALERT 4 terminal: You can connect an external device
(such as a sensor) for alerts or a
button for Speed Team.
VDET 1 terminal: You can connect a vehicle detector or
a button for calling from the order post.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Installation
Settings] button, and then the [Terminal
Settings] button.
[ALERT4]
You can choose whether to use the alert 4 terminal for
security alerts or for a button for Speed Team.
Alert Input: Use the alert 4 terminal as input
for security alerts.
Speed Team Button: Use the alert 4 terminal as a
connection for a button for Speed
Team.
Default setting: Alert Input
 Refer to “Speed Team” in “Convenient Functions” in
“Operating procedures” in the Operating Instructions
<Installation Guide> for information about Speed Team
operation.
 Alert 1 to 3 terminals cannot be used for the
connection of a button for Speed Team.
 When a button for Speed Team is connected, Speed
Team operation can be switched ON/OFF from both
the touch panel and with the button.
 If Speed Team is set to ON with a button operation
and then Speed Team is set to OFF with a touch
panel operation, there will be a mismatch between the
button status and the Speed Team ON/OFF status. In
this case, set the button from the ON state to the OFF
state, then set the button from the OFF state to the ON
state again to set the Speed Team to ON.
Note
[VDET1]
You can choose whether to use the VDET 1 input
terminal for a vehicle detector connection or for
connecting a button for calling from the order post.
V/Det: Use the VDET 1 terminal as a
connection for a vehicle detector.
Call Button: Use the VDET 1 terminal as a
connection for a button for calling
from the order post.
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 For information about operations when a vehicle
detector is connected or a button for calling from
the order post is connected, refer to “Call button
connection” in “Convenient Functions” in “Operating
procedures” in the Operating Instructions <Installation
Guide>.
 When set to “V/Det”, a beep tone starts from the All-
In-One Headsets and Belt Packs earphones when the
vehicle detector is ON, and the beep tone stops when
the TALK button on the All-In-One Headsets and Belt
Packs is pressed or when the vehicle detector is OFF.
 When set to “Call Button”, a beep tone starts from
the All-In-One Headsets and Belt Packs when the call
button (momentary button) is pressed on the order
post, and the beep tone stops when the TALK button
on the All-In-One Headsets and Belt Packs is pressed.
If the TALK button on the All-In-One Headsets and Belt
Packs is not pressed, the beep tone continues, but
stops when 3 minutes have elapsed.
 You cannot connect a button for calling from the order
post to VDET 2 (backup).
Note
[Outside Speaker Beep]
Set whether to output the notification sound when the
call button is pressed as the beep tone from the order
post speaker.
This can only be touched when the [VDET1] setting is
“Call Button”.
ON: The beep tone is output to the order post
speaker.
OFF: The beep tone is not output to the order post
speaker.
Default setting: ON
 The volume of the beep tone output from the order
post speaker is the same as the volume of the beep
tone output from the kitchen speaker.
Refer to “Setting the AUX SP” (p.31) for the
procedure for changing the beep volume on the
kitchen speaker.
 The beep sound made when the call button is pressed
is heard until store personnel respond. When the
call button is pressed again, there may be a delay in
hearing the beep tone, depending on the timing.
Note
 Setting the All-In-One Headset
or Belt Pack [Headset]
The Headset is a general term for All-In-One Headset or
Belt Pack. The following are the procedures for performing
related settings.
How to register an ID
 To talk or page using an All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack,
its ID must be registered.
 For ID registration, set the Center Module to ID
registration mode, and proceed with the registration by
operating the All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack concerned.
The ID registration procedure is described below, based on
an example involving the operation of an All-In-One Headset
or Belt Pack.
1 On the Settings screen, touch the [Headsets]
button, and then the [ID Registration] button.
 The ID registration screen appears.
 The registered All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack numbers
are displayed in the [Registered Headsets] area. When ID
registration is completed successfully, the ID of the newly
registered All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack is added.
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2 Touch the [Start] button.
 The following confirmation pop-up screen is
displayed. You cannot perform other operations
during ID registration. To continue ID registration,
touch the [YES] button. To stop ID registration, touch
the [NO] button.
 Touch the [YES] button to start ID registration mode.
The number of the All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack that has
been registered is displayed.
3 On WX-CH450 and WX-CT420, press the
[POWER] button while holding down the [T1]
button and [T2] button.
On WX-CH455, rotate the microphone boom
while holding down the [T] button and [P]
button to turn on the power.
 The All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack starts up in ID
registration mode. The “Registration Mode” voice
prompt will be heard from the earphone, and the
power indicator will blink orange.
In ID registration mode, the buttons and indicators
have different functions from those at normal startup.
4 On WX-CH450 and WX-CT420, press the [T1]
button.
On WX-CH455, press the [T] button.
The All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack searches for a
Center Module that is in ID registration mode. The
“Connecting center module A” voice prompt will be
heard from the earphone, and the lane indicator will
blink orange.
In the case of the WX-CC412BP, after lane A
registration, the “Connecting center module B” voice
prompt will be heard, and the lane indicator will blink
green.
 When ID registration has been completed
successfully, the “Registration complete” voice
prompt will be heard from the earphone, and then a
voice prompt for the number of the registered All-In-
One Headset or Belt Pack will be heard. The power
indicator and the lane indicator now stop blinking,
and light up.
After registrating all of the headset IDs, touch the [Stop]
button on the ID registration screen.
ID registration mode for the Center Module is exited. The
power indicator of the All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack
changes from orange to green.
 When [Sound Band] is set to “Wideband” on the
Center Module, the “Out of range” message is
broadcast when the power is turned on and calling
is not possible with the Belt Pack (WX-CT420) and
All-In-One Headsets (WX-CH450, WX-CH455, and
WX-CH457P with software version earlier than 2.0).
(ID registration is possible.)
For details, refer to “Setting audio quality [Sound
Band]” (p.15).
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 When registering the IDs of a multiple number of All-
In-One Headsets or Belt Packs, register the ID of each
unit in sequence. If an attempt is made to register the
IDs of multiple units at the same time, the IDs may not
be registered correctly.
 During the ID registration process, do not turn off
the power of the All-In-One Headsets or Belt Packs
or remove their batteries. Otherwise, their IDs may
not be registered correctly. If the registration is not
proceeding smoothly, touch the [Stop] button on the
Center Module, exit ID registration mode, and then try
again.
 When ID registration fails, a “BUU-UU-UU” warning
sounds in the All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack
concerned, and then the “Failed” voice prompt is
heard. If an ID registration has failed, the ID of the
All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack will not be registered
in the Center Module, and the power indicator of the
All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack concerned will blink
in red.
 The IDs of up to 32 All-In-One Headsets or Belt Packs
can be registered in one Center Module. If an attempt
is made to register IDs for more than 32 units, the IDs
of the headsets not used for the longest time will be
automatically deleted, and then the IDs of the new
units will be registered.
 It is not possible to register the ID of a Wireless
Repeater while ID registration mode of the All-In-One
Headsets or Belt Packs is active.
Important
How to delete an ID
This function is used to cancel the ID registration of All-In-
One Headsets or Belt Packs.
1 Turn off the All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack to
be deleted.
2 On the Settings screen, touch the [Headsets]
button, and then the [ID Deletion] button.
 All of the All-In-One Headsets or Belt Packs with
registered IDs are displayed in a list.
* If there is no All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack with
registered IDs, this screen is not displayed.
3 On the ID Deletion screen, touch the [Deletion]
button of the All-In-One Headset or Belt Pack
to be deleted.
 The following confirmation pop-up screen is
displayed. To delete, touch the [YES] button. To
cancel deletion, touch the [NO] button.
 You can check your Headset number by turning it on
and listening to the voice prompt. When an All-In-One
Headset or Belt Pack is turned on, the following voice
prompts will be heard: “Hello”, “Headset xx” (xx is the
ID number registered in the Center Module), “Lane x”
(x is the connected lane).
Note