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ATP box and microphoneThe AT Products Satellite Convener provides the dial up link to allow students at remote sites to interact by voice with the instructor in a satellite distance learning class. The convener system provides a connection to a phone line, one or more microphones for the student, and a speaker and volume control for the satellite audio. The box automatically mutes the satellite audio while the student presses the push-to-talk button on the microphone.

The style of the AT Box, some features, and positions of some connectors varies, but the principle of operation is the same for each box.

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ATP End PanelThe steps to follow to connect with each box is the same. On the end panel of the box:

Flip the silver switch down to phone line position.

Set the black rocker switch to off for at least 4 seconds to reset the phone line, if the switch was not already in the off position.

Push the black rocker switch to the left for dial tone.

Dial your access number, wait for the recorded message.

Enter the passcode for your program, followed by the pound key (#) three times
Return the silver switch to the up position for satellite audio
Indentify yourself to the origination room by site name.
Passcodes:  
 
Program Number
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
  
Passcode
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
 
Dial up access - Sites connect to the UENSS system by dialing one of three numbers:

Toll free number: 1-866-256-5096
This direct dial number works within the state of Utah, and in selected surrounding areas. This is not a nationwide toll free number.

IP Audio: 4000
You may have to dial a local access number for IP dialtone. Once you have IP dialtone, merely dial the 4-digit number to connect.

Salt Lake City local: 801-583-4439
This number is a toll call outside the Salt Lake local calling area.

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