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ASL INTERCOM PS 279 ユーザーマニュアル
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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND CONNECTOR
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VOLUME control knobs
These knobs adjust the listen level of the headset.
Each channel can be adjusted separately.
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SIDETONE trimmers
These trimmers adjust the level of your own voice as
you hear it in your headset.
Adjustment procedure:
set the trimmer in start position: fully clockwise.
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switch off the microphone of all connected
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(speaker!) stations.
switch on the microphone of the required channel.
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turn up the volume of the required channel.
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speak into the headset microphone.
adjust the listen level by turning the sidetone
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trimmer.
The operating area is between fully clockwise and
minimum level. Adjusting the sidetone does not affect
the level of your voice as it is heard by other stations.
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TALK buttons
These buttons allow you to talk to each channel
separately or simultaneously.
The large green LED is lit when the talk function is
activated.
Latched switching:
When a TALK button is pressed shortly, the
microphone of the chosen channel will be switched on
and latches electronically. When pressed again, the
microphone will switch off.
Momentary switching:
When holding a TALK button pressed while talking,
the microphone will remain switched on until the
button is released. Then the microphone will switch off
automatically.
User manual PS 279 / Issue 1 © 2006 ASL Intercom, Utrecht, The Netherlands
15 CALL A & B buttons
These push buttons activate the CALL system. A
momentary push will send a visual CALL signal to all
stations connected to that intercom channel and the
CALL LEDS will start flashing.
When holding the buttons pressed for 2 seconds, the
buzzer will be activated.
After the CALL button is released the LEDS will
continue to flash for further 2 seconds.
16 HEADSET connector
A XLR-4 type connector to connect the local headset.
The headset-can must have an impedance of 200
ohms or greater, or each 400 ohms minimum when in
parallel. The mic may be of the dynamic or electret
type.
Pin assignments:
1.
shield mic. (GND)
2.
mic. +
3.
phones +
4.
phones –
The wiring is such that both headset cans are connected
in parallel and receive the same signal. The two
headphone amplifiers run in a bridged mode.
As an option, an XLR-6 type connector can be fitted to
allow a binaural headset configuration where a different
signal will appear on each can. In this mode the internal
headphone amplifiers are not bridged.
See section 7.1 Internal Jumpers and Controls.
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