User guide

EXACOM VCR-2020
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is labeled LAST in MESSAGE SEARCH mode, pressing it will move
directly to the beginning of the last message recorded at the console.
2.1.6.1 FREV/FFWD/PLAY/STOP Button Functions in PLAY Mode
When a message is playing, the functions of the top row of buttons change:
FREV performs a Fast REVerse function, identical to the Fast Rewind mode of a tape
recorder, "rewinding" at a high rate toward the beginning of the message. While the
button is pressed, the real-time clock will display the time/date relative to the audio.
Also, the audio will be clipped, similar to the SKIP mode of a compact disc player.
Once released, message play resumes at normal speed.
FFWD performs a Fast ForWarD function, identical to the Fast Forward mode of a
tape recorder, advancing towards the end of the message. While the button is pressed,
the real-time clock will display the time/date relative to the audio. Also, the audio will
be clipped, similar to the SKIP mode of a compact disc player. Once released, message
play resumes at normal speed.
PLAY is relabled as PAUSE during message play. When pressed, the message will
pause playback, with the relative real time and date displayed at the relative paused
location. Play resumes when the PLAY button is pressed again.
The button toggles between message play and pausing.
STOP causes message play to stop and places the console in the MESSAGE SEARCH
mode.
The NORMal/SLOW button is used to vary the speed of playback. When
the console is playing a message, pressing this button will cause playback
speed to decrease, with no change in audio pitch. The play mode
(NORM/SLOW) is always displayed in the center of the LCD third line. Pressing the
button a second time causes playback to resume at normal speed.
The SAVE/CLEAR button is used to mark a message in memory as
SAVED; it is not automatically cleared by the system. The CLEAR function
is only available to Supervisory personnel.