Quail QDTB Q-DTB (QD Drive Thru Base) User Manual manual

Quail Ltd. Q-DTB (QD Drive Thru Base) manual

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  QUAIL DIGITAL DRIVE-THRU USER MANUAL
  Thank  you  for  choosing  Quail  Digital.  Your  system  is  now installed, and this booklet helps to explain how to use it, and the steps to take if you experience any operational problems.  The  system  is  full  duplex,  which  means  the  order  taker  can  process customers orders hands-free. The system also has talk-lock and push-to-talk (PTT) modes  SYSTEM COMPONENTS                              Base station settings  The base station and headsets operate in the licence free DECT band. DECT is an interference free system using a digital frequency.   The lit blue display screen indicates that the base station is active. All System adjustments and functions are carried out through the display or via  the  PC  application  if  a  computer  is  connected via  the  Ethernet port. Tools are not required to carry out feature adjustments.   On  the  front  panel  of  the  base  station  you  can  see  the  blue  User Interface  Display.  The  function  buttons  below  the  display  activates features, the arrows are used to adjust, move, and select time.   The  Registration  button  is  pressed  to  put  the  base  station  into registration mode, to accept and register new headsets.   - 1 – Q-DT8, Drive Thru DECT Headset (All in one)  Q-DTB6, Drive Thru Base Station Q-DTCH, Drive Thru Charger
 The system comes pre-set with a range of operating functions already activated.  As  a  user  you  are  able  to  activate/deactivate  certain functions manually  using the  buttons  below  the  digital  display. These are as follows:  Detection Override:  This  function  overrides  the  road  loop.  (Unlikely  to  be  used  unless vehicle detection in the base station fails.) When this function is ON, it gives constant inbound audio to the headsets.   Night volume:  This  feature  automatically  reduces  the outbound  speaker level  at  the post at night (by 20%). It can be over ridden.  Dual Lane (Split/Cross):  Your  Base  Station  requires  configuring  for  dual  or  tandem  ordering before this feature will operate. Please contact your service provider.  Split Lane order taking (two teams) When  split  selected,  the  headset  users  are  divided  into  two  different teams  with  one  independent  order  taker  in  each  team.  (One  order taker  for  Lane  1  and  a  second  order  taker  for  lane  2.)  The  headset users  can  choose  which  team  they  interact  with  by  pressing  „Volume down  +  T1‟  or  „Volume  down  +  T2‟  to  select  a  team.  If  you  activate this feature those working on Team 2 must press T2 on their headset to take an order on lane 2 and press Page to talk to the rest of team 2.   Cross Lane order taking (one team) When cross is selected, all headset users remain in one team. (T1 by default).  This  feature  allows  any  headset  user  to  attend  either  order point.  Tone arrival on Lane 1 will alert the order taker with one blip. Tone arrival on Lane 2 will alert the order taker with two blips.  Hands-free order taking:  By following the instructions on the display this activates a mode that allows the order taker to operate hands-free. This function allows you to allocate a headset as the default order taker so when the car arrives and  leaves  it  will  automatically  open  and  close  the  call  for  that particular order taker.   - 2 -
    Registration Process  (Manager‟s password required for this function, password is 4895)  The  headsets  need  to  be  registered  to  the  base  station.  Any  new system or any additional headsets introduced to the restaurants needs to be registered. This is done by putting the base station and the new or repaired headset in registration mode.  To register one or more headsets follow this procedure:  1. Make sure all the headsets are within range of the base station and are active with a battery. If a headset is not active, it will be de-registered in this process. 2. Press the Registration button on the Q-DTB. 3. When prompted with “Manager‟s password”, insert 4895. 4. Press ok on the next message once you are sure that all headset you wish to keep in the system are On and within range. 5. On the headset you wish to register, press „Volume Down‟ first, followed by „Page‟ (so both buttons are pressed together), until you hear a voice message saying “headset in registration mode.” You can release the two buttons at this stage. 6. As soon as a headset is registered, you will hear a message in the headset, saying „headset registered‟ followed by an audible tone. At that point it‟s ready to use.  7. On the Q-DTB front panel you can press “Exit” or “Registration” to terminate the registration mode on the DT base or you can leave it to time out after 3 minutes.      If a headset won‟t register, follow the trouble-shooter  guide at the back of this document.       - 3 -
  Headset Features  The headset is an All-in-One (AIO) type lightweight headset, (weighing only 100 grams), and can be worn on either ear.  The  headset  has  a  moving  sensor,  which,  when  it  stops  sensing movement  for  three  minutes  will  go  into  battery-saving  sleep  mode. Moving  the  headset  reactivates  the  headset,  and  you  will  hear „Initialising‟  followed  by  a  beep indicating  the headset is  active.  (This process takes about 2 seconds.) The headset has the following buttons and functions:  Volume:  This  has  a  5-stage  range  (+  -).  When  a  headset  is  activated  the default is level 3.   This is the paging channel that goes to all headset users but not to the speaker post. It operates PTT or Talk-Lock modes.         &   Is used to talk to the customer at the order point. If there is only one speaker  post,  the  headset  defaults  to  channel  1.  When  a  vehicle arrives,  you  will  hear  a  blip  in  a  single  lane  restaurant  and  a  double blip for lane 2 (if a second order point is installed.) The inbound audio will  be  opened  as  soon  as  the  order  taker  presses  T1  or  T2 respectively.  If  the  call  is  not  attended  a  reminder  blip  will  be  heard every 5 seconds. (If the feature is enabled in the base station)  The  order  taker  can  operate  in  Push-to-Talk  (PTT)  or  Talk  Lock (Hands-Free)   There are 5 messages that are used on the headset.  „Headset  in  Registration  mode‟,  „Headset  registered‟,  „Initialising‟, „Battery  low‟  and  „Out  of  range‟  are  standard  messages  you  cannot alter.    - 4 - P T1 T2
  Talk-Lock  By  pressing  T1  then  releasing  your  finger  immediately  (under  a second) will put the order taker in hands-free mode for the duration of  the  order.  When  the  vehicle  moves  off  the  road  loop  the  call closes.  If  you  wish to  operate in  Talk-lock  mode  you  need  to  press T1 momentarily each time you start a customer order.  Hands-Free order taking This mode automatically activates hands-free when a vehicle arrives at the speaker post, and closes the call when it leaves. Only one headset can operate in this mode at any one time. To activate this order-taking mode, press the “Hands-free Order Taking” button on the main display screen on the base station and follow the instructions.  Creating two separate teams on a Single Lane  This  feature  enables you  to  operate  two  teams  in  a  single  lane  drive thru, one team processing orders via  the speaker post, and  a second team  using  communicating  between  headsets  only  on  a  second channel. The headset users can choose which team they interact with by  pressing  „Volume  down  +  T1‟  or  „Volume  down  +  T2‟  to  select  a team. When T2 members want to speak to each other they press the P button. The P feature can operate PTT or Talk Lock.    Overriding the order taker There  can  only  be  one  order  taker  per  lane  at  a  time.  If  another headset  user  presses  T1  or  T2  by  mistake  while  there  is  already  an order taker for that lane, a busy tone will be heard on the headset. If for  any  reason  another  headset  user  or  the  manager  wants  to  take over  the  current  order  taker  they  can  do  so  by  pressing  T1  or  T2 confirmed by a blip after 3 busy tones the overriding is on.      Exactly the same features and facilities are available in a Dual Lane and Tandem configuration.     - 5 –
AIO Headset Operation Table Description Audio message will say “Registration incomplete see manual” every 5 seconds Audio message will say, “Headset registered” twice at the moment of registration. Communicates within team on the internal/page channel. Communicates with lane 1.   Communicates with lane 2.   Double blips will indicate max. and min. Levels.  User can talk hands free. Back to normal operating status Communicates with lane 1 or lane 2 on Push to talk operation Voice activation will be enable Led fix only while talking otherwise flashing every 5 seconds. Head set on registration mode. The headset will return automatically to normal operating mode once is registered or it will time out after 60 seconds.  Flashing blue every 5 seconds. The base station will automatically delete any headset out of range or with no power. Whilst doing this, make sure all  working headsets you would like to keep registered are turned On and within range to the base station     Lane 2 LED  T2 flashing red every 5 seconds   Fixed red  T2 fixed red  Fixed red Fixed red   Lane 1 LED T1 flashing blue twice every second T1 flashing blue every 5 seconds Fixed Blue Fixed Blue   T1 Fixed blue  Fixed Blue Fixed blue Fast flashing blue, every second  Action Sequence Needs Registration  Press Page Switch Press T1 switch Press T2 switch Press + or – volume switch Press T1 or T2 or Page switches for under a second Press same switch T1, T2 or Page Press T1, T2 or page Press T1, T2 or page + Volume up Press volume down + followed by  Page for 3 seconds (Volume down  must be pressed first) Take the battery out of the headsets and press the registration switch on the base station     Function- Status Headset not Registered Registered To make internal call To make external call T1 To make external call T2 Adjust volume up and down Engage Talk lock Talk lock off Engage Push to Talk  Engage Vox Registration Procedure  De-Registration Procedure
Audio  message  will  say  “battery  Low,”  Every  30seconds,  it will start 5 minutes before normal operation deteriorates Audio message will say “out of range” every 15 seconds It will allow the user to select what team or lane they operate on and listen to. This sequence will allow the  user to become  the order taker when using the “Easy order taking” mode. or to overriding the current Order taker at any time and in any order taking mode.  The Headset is equipped with a movement sensor, which will put it in “sleep mode” after 2 minutes not sensing movement. As  soon  as  the  Headset  is  picked  up  or  moved  will  regain operation automatically. It will switch the Headset off without losing registration.  Movement will automatically activate headset A busy  tone will be heard. If pressed over 3 seconds  it will override the current order taker.      Off Off        Off Off Depending  on headset  status, (see  modes above)  Remove  battery  and place it in the charger Walk back nearer to the base station or repeater Press  Volume  down  + T1  or  Volume  down  + T2 (Volume down must be pressed first) Select “Hands  Free OT mode”  on  the  DTB display follow by T1 or T2 Press  T1  +  or  T2  for more than 3 seconds When  headset  is  left without  movement  for 3 minutes Remove  battery  or leave  resting  for  3 minutes Insert  fully  charged battery  and  place  it over your head T1  or  T2  are  pressed accidentally  and  there is  already  an  order taker Low Battery Out of range Select Team 1 or 2 Select  order  taker  when  “hands Free  order  taking”  mode  is enabled on the DTB To override order taker Motion – sleep mode To turn headset off Turn headset on Busy tone
   SYSTEM MESSAGES The base station has different types of messages that can be enabled or disabled using the interface display.  Q-Buster Messages If  the  Q-buster  function  is  enabled,  a  message  saying  „Lane  is  now stationary‟  will  be  heard  once  the  target  time  is  set  on  the  user interface  display  are  met.  This  message  is  a  pre-recorded  system message and cannot be altered.   Tandem Message If a tandem system is installed and configured  as tandem in  the user interface display, a message saying „please move forward to  the next order  point‟  will  play  automatically  if  the  second  post  is  vacant.  This message is a pre-recorded system message and cannot be altered.   Staff Messages Managers can record staff messages such as “wash your hands every half hour” or “check toilet” and the time frequency set.    BATTERY CHARGER  The battery charger is wall mounted. Use the hanger to store headsets when  not  in  use.  It  operates  with  a  12  volts  external  adaptor  and  it has a red LED indicating the power and a charging monitoring LED per each of the 8 slots.   Please place all unused batteries in the charger.   Red LED indicates charging in progress. Green LED indicates headset is  fully  charged.  Charging  takes  4  hours  from  fully  discharged. Batteries last for 10 hours talk time fully charged.         - 8  -
 To Record new Greet Messages and Sales Messages.  To  record  new  Greet  Messages  and alter day  part  messages  requires an  authorisation  password.  Once  you  have  cleared  the  authorisation screen follow these steps on the display menu:  Press system settings> message settings> message greeter> Manage greeter  messages>  Then  manage  messages  to  play,  record  or  alter day part messages.  To  record  new  messages  you  will  need  to  have  a  very  silent background  and  a  QD  headset,  then  press  the  record  button  on  the display to activate the recording and follow the instructions on screen. You can then press play and listen to the new message on the headset to  check  if  you  are  satisfied  with  the  new  recording.  If  not,  you  can repeat the process again.   You  can  then  enable  the messages  by  allocating  a  day  part  or selecting  „play  all  day‟  to  alter  day  parts  use  North  /  South arrows on the right column of the screen.          - 9 -
  FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS  Why won‟t my Headset register on the system? Have  you  got  too  many  headsets  on  the  system?  Standard configuration is  for 6 headsets  QBS6 or 9 headsets QBS9. Disconnect battery & reconnect> Reboot system.  How do I turn up the Inbound audio? If  the  inbound  audio  is  too  loud  or  too  quiet  it  can  be  changed.  The system  comes  with  three  standard  setting levels. Default is „standard setting‟  If  your  setting level  needs  to be  altered  contact  your  service provider.  I don‟t have coverage outside, can the range be increased?  Contact service provider for installation of a Repeater‟, which will give you greater coverage  How  do  I  change  a  setting,  when  the  alteration  is  password protected? Contact your service provider for next steps.  Why is the sound in my earpiece breaking up? This  generally  means  you‟re going  out of  range.  You  will  hear  „out  of range‟ when  communication  with the  base station  ceases.  Move  back towards the base station and it will automatically reregister. If you are in  range,  try  resetting  your  headset  by  temporarily  removing  the battery.   Do I ever have to re-register my headsets?  Yes,  if  you  get  a  headset  back  from  service  or  a  new  headset.  YUou will  need  to  register  it.  Note:  Headsets  that  are  out  of  range  of  the base station will be de-registered in this process and will not work  One of my Headsets has been unregistered, Why? If  anyone  presses  the  registration  button  on  the  base  station  front panel  by  mistake  and  activates  the  registration  process  it  will  de-register any headset that is OFF, out of range or in sleep mode.  - To solve the problem re-register the headset again.   - 10 –
                Quail Digital, 92 Lots Road,  London SW10 0QD www.quaildigital.com                     May 2011 FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference received, including Interference that may cause undesired operation.  This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. End users must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.    Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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