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Model 701-202 Handset/Speaker Amplifier

Operation

GAI-Tronics offers two types of Page/Party
Page/Multi-Party (with five party lines allowing up to five simultaneous two-way conversations).
Page/Single-Party: To initiate a call, the lift the station handset and press the page button or the
handset pressbar. Speak directly into the handset, make your page announcement. The paged
individual lifts the handset of a Page/Party
Page/Multi-Party: First select an available party line with the five-position selector switch. Then make
your page announcement as in single-party operation, remembering to indicate the party line being
used. The paged individual then selects the indicated party line and lifts the handset for two-way
communication.
The following adjustments are accessible through the rear chassis of the amplifier using a small standard
screwdriver. However, these levels have been factory-set for optimal performance. Do not adjust these
levels unless you have followed all the steps in the Troubleshooting section and are still not satisfied with
the station performance. Each adjustment is clearly labeled:
Microphone Gain: adjusts the gain level from the microphone signal to the page or party lines
Receiver Sidetone: the amount of signal transmitted from the microphone to the receiver of a handset
Receiver Volume: adjusts the gain level from a party line to the receiver
Speaker Amplifier Gain: adjusts the speaker volume; also accessible from the front panel
Please refer to the figure below when installing and adjusting the Model 701-202 Handset/Speaker
Amplifier.
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systems: Page/Single-Party (with one party line), and
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station for two-way communication over the party line.
Figure 1. Installation and Adjustment Details
Pub. 42004-311A
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