which defines a symbolic constant named PTT. Because pins are initialized (normally) in setup(), either gloabl-search on PTT or look in setup() to see how that pin is intialized. At lines 1042, you will find:
? pinMode(PTT, INPUT);
? digitalWrite(PTT, HIGH);
This says we are reading PTT (or A6) as an input pin, and it starts out in a HIGH (5V) state. Most digital I/O pins are that way. This means that pressing the switch tied to PTT pulls the line LOW. You can verify this by searching on PTT and observing how the pin is being used.