
- Front Panel Controls
- 1. Main power switch: Illuminated. Indicates AC voltage present.
- 2. Headset/Handset/Gooseneck Mic input: Accepts standard dynamic or electret mic headsets/handsets/ gooseneck microphones terminated with 4pin female XLR.
- 3. Intercom circuit power indicators: Top LED indicates 24VDC present in unit. Individual channels are lit Green when in normal operating conditions. Flashing Red indicates a short circuit. Solid Red indicates overheating of power supply has occurred, and circuit has shut down.
- 4. Override activation button: Latching button sends signal to override equipped products to return them to preset volume levels. Lit LED indicates override is active.
- 5. Mic select switch: Allows user to select between dynamic or electret mic input into Headset / Handset input. Lit LED indicates Electret Mic setting Non Illuminated LED indicates Dynamic Mic setting..
- 6. Talk circuit volume control: Allows user to balance “local’ listen levels of each circuit individually. This control only effects levels at this station, and does not effect others on the talk circuit.
- 7. Mic control button: Controls mic operation for assigned talk circuit. Button has both momentary and latching function. Press and hold while talking, release when done talking, for momentary operation. Press quickly for latching operation. Illuminated switch indicates an active Mic in either mode of operation.
- 8. Signal Button: Used to signal or “call” other users on assigned talk circuit. Non latching button illuminates signal LEDs both locally and remotely. When sending or receiving a signal the LED will start to flash if button is depressed for more than .25 seconds. The signal button will also trigger any Blazon strobe units to flash 6-7 times as a visual cue to users not closely monitoring their station.
- 9. Link control switch: 3 position toggle for linking intercom talk circuits. Up position combines circuit A and circuit B into a single talk circuit. Middle position allows all 3 circuits to operate Independently of each other. Down position combines all 3 circuits into one single talk circuit.
- 10. Sidetone control: Recessed rotary potentiometer used to adjust the level of the users own voice locally. This control will only effect the level locally, and will have no effect on other users in the talk circuit. May also be used as a “Nulling Pot” to help eliminate feedback when using with a gooseneck mic and speaker. The zero setting of this control is typically near the 12 o’clock position.
- 11. Built in speaker controls: A 2 position toggle for turning the built in speaker on and off. Rotary volume knob for adjusting desired speaker listen levels. These controls effect the built in speaker only, and have no effect on the user’s headset or handset.
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