Telos one hybrid manual

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The Telos ONE hybrid represents an exceptional value. Just look at these features:. An advanced digital auto-nulling hybrid with excellent send audio rejection. Trans-hybrid loss is typically greater than 40dB, so very pure caller audio appears at the output.

The Telos ONE automatically adapts to each new call. A sophisticated output gain processor that provides level control and smart downward expansion.

This section is cross-coupled to the input section so that telephone line noise and residual hybrid leakage are carefully and cleanly attenuated without low-level callers being gated off.

A selectable override function to reduce the caller level about 8dB when input audio is present. This allows the talent's voice to have more presence when speaking at the same time as the caller. Digital Echo Elimination to allow significant gain-before-feedback when used with open monitor speakers.

Installing and configuring a Telos ONE is simple and easy, thanks to the following user-friendly design features:. Two outputs are provided , one of which may be used as a second independent output or be switched to a mix of the input and caller signals.

Way back when the original Telos 10 system was in production, the mainstay of telephony was the 1A2 key system. This used electro-mechanical relays with multi-pair cables and telephones with latching line buttons. To seize a phone line, the user lifts the receiver and selects a line from the line bank.

The button latches down, the lamp is illuminated, and dial tone is presented. When the receiver is placed back on the cradle, the line button returns to its out position and the line is released.

A conference is established by lifting the receiver and mashing two or more line buttons down at the same time. This would cause all the buttons pushed to latch together, bridging the lines for a conference. Placing the receiver back on the cradle releases the lines. The Telos 10 merely looked like another key phone to the rest of the system but obviously had more going on than your average key phone. Logic circuits were used in the handling of phone lines instead of latching buttons.

Since the line buttons on the Telos switch console were momentary instead of latching, we devised a workflow for line mash conferencing that continues to this day:.

Once a line is locked, another can be selected, locked, and so on. This wasn't a traditional button mash in the literal sense of the phrase, but it still looked like one to the key systems of the time. While key systems are a thing of the past, this same line locking method is used on a modern Telos hybrid system to create a conference with multiple callers on a single hybrid.