c:;;, :::; .. " " c " c!;;~c; ,;. ~ .;', ::,:;:~; :'~;:1:~~;:,~c.~!';!l:~J~ :.:;;, ",r' Talkman@ Open Operator's Guide This chapter sho~ you how to get started. This includes unpacking the Talkman terminal, ensuring you have all the itt~ms you need to collect data, and learning about the different Taikman components and aa:;essories. ~i~r ;r,i":, When you receive your Talkman package, you should check that you have been shipped everything the Talkman terminal needs to collect data.
Talkman@ Charging ~. ~!1- Open Operator's Guide the Battery When you first receiveyour Ta1kmanterminal from the factory, chargethe Ta1kmanbattery by placing it in the battery charger.It is a good idea to do this now so it can chargewhile you get started. ( See Chapter6, ('MaintainingTa/kmanBatteries, 'J for information on how to chargethe battery.To ensurecontinued peak performance, you should chargethe battery after eachshift the Talkman is used.
. " ;~;.l:~i~i;'j~: :;~::;:~i ;;;fj;i' ~.';'.,~i Talkman@ Open Operator's :~i~;"~~~ii;1;;1,':~:;;; Guide ::~:,{~~~~;f This section introduces you to the buttons on the Talkman keypad (see Figure 2-1). All buttons are described in greater detail in Chapter 4, "Using Ta1kman". Yellow play/pause button :~jjjj j./IP .j:;A The yellow play/pause button allows you to turn on'the Talkman terminal, pause its operation, or turn the Talkman terminal off.
Talkman@ Open Operator's Guide Gray operator button The gray operator button is used with the gray arrow buttons to select the active operator who will use the Talkman terminal. You push the gray operator button to start a change operator session, then use the gray arrow buttons to select the operator you wish to load. Blue update training button "1 The blue update training button lets you re-train a word the Talkman temlinal is having difficulty understanding.
;i'~"" ::,":~:;;: ;!;,;,';;ii, i;:tf;;:J;- ;!;;.;l;;~ Talkman@ Open Operator's '":'iI;~~~;:,~f;:i;!:fii: Guide Figure 2-2} T aikman Connectors Headset Connector The headset connection is where you plug the headset with microphone into the Talkman terminal. It has a diagram of a headset above it as well as a yellow ring around it. The bend relief on the headset will also be yellow. The connector, called a Lemo, is keyed to allow you to only insert the headset correctly.
.' i:f~lii'~~;.~ }~j~;;;;tt:~i:~;. ..c ~;:1;: ~:~i;i;\;~:~:i~;j;' i~~;;f~:;;'~.'t~:i ~~::;: ::~;rl~~~:~~;.~ -'\ Talkman@ """ ..1; :c-:. f;;; ., - c: t; Open Operator's Guide Talkman-to-PC/Printer Connector The Talkman-to-PC connector allows you to connect to a printer or serial training device. There are diagrams of a PC and a printer above the connector and a red ring around it.
'0 ~,,;: .1 Talkman@ .~~.~~ Open Operator's ~;:€i. tr;o Guide Figure 2-3} Battery Compartment (Bottom of the T alkman termina~ Battery Release Button The battery release button releasesthe battery so you can remove it from the Talkman tenninal. ."c.. Battery Contact Pins The battery contact pins make the connection with the battery. You can use them to properly align the battef}" before connecting it to the T alkman terminal. T alkman r~~~~\\;;;; Accessolies Talkman accessories are items exte
~ .1~;.~;i(;fi;,F ;:,;; ili-~:: Talkman@ ;J , ,:;) "1, t/J ~;r,.I' :;j::~;i\i; Open Operator's -",-, ;;(i~~;i5:~.~~;~~:;;;::!~lli:'~ Guide Battery The Talkman terminal uses a standard camcorder battery that inserts in the Talkman battery compartment. The battery must be charged after each shift. When the battery needs to be charged, you connect it to the battery charger. The Talkman terminal will not collect data unless the battery is charged and conne:cted.
~ ~,;;~-~~i:~,;~'~:;,F" , Talkman@ Open Operator's " ,~.:i"::f..~:'f;l-::! ~,;.;,~::: ,;, ,.'" Guide Speaker The speaker allows the Talkman terminal and operator's spoken dialog to be heard by others. It is used primarily for training or demonstrations. The speaker connects to the speaker connector on the Talkman terminal.
