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Panasonic

Wireless

Communication

System

Operating

Instructions

Model

No.

WX-C1

01

1

Series

Digital

Technology

Before

attempting

to

cannect

or

operate

this

product.

picase

read

these

instructions

carefully

and

save

this

manual

for

future

use

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PANASONIC

WX-C1011

SERIES

SYSTEM

PARTS

AND

ACCESSORIES

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OPERATING

CONTROLS

AND

THEIR

FUNCTIONS

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SYSTEM

CONNECTIONS

AND

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PROCEDURES

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GUIDE

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16

SPECIFICATION

S

utor

Mmm"

TE

17

CAUTION

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

CAUTION:

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

It

is

a

violation

of

Federal

Law

to

begin

operating

this

sys-

tem

prior to

obtaining

an

FCC

Radio

License.

The

FCC

ID

number

for

this

radio

equipment

is

listed

below.

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

sym-

bol,

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

is

ч

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

pres-

|

FCC

ID:

ACK9TAWX-C1

011

|

ence

of

uninsulated

"dangerous

voltage"

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

а

SA

1965

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

——

an

The

serial

number

of

this

product

may

be

found

on

the

right

of

the

unit.

You

should

note

the

serial

number

of

this unit

in

the

space

provided

and

retain

this

book

as

a

permanent

record

of

your

purchase

to

aid

identification

in

the

event

of

theft.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilat-

eral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appli-

ance.

Model

No.

Serial

No.

MEET

S

SA

1966

WARNING:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electric

shock,

do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

rain

or

moisture.

PREFACE

The

Panasonic

Wireless

Communication

System

operates

on

UHF

frequencies.

It

offers

multichannel

flexibility

making

use

of

state

of

the

art

PLL

(Phase

Locked

Loop)

technolo-

ОУ.

The

built-in

diversity

reception

allows

the

use

of

two

anten-

nas

to

ensure

good

performance.

A

remote

speaker

can

be

added

to

the

system.

The

Order

Taker

transceiver

is

a

one

piece,

light-weight

design

with

an

easy-to-install

battery.

New

Functions

of

the

WX-C1011

(New

Technological

Features)

*

DNR

(Digital

Noise

Reduction)

The

DNR

function

embodies

a

new

technology

exclu-

sive

to

Panasonic,

providing

natural

sound

quality

with-

out

the

disagreeable

noise

peculiar

to

digital

process-

ing.

No

Talkback

Echo

Digital

delay

processing

eliminates

talkback

echo

from

the

order

taker.

TBC

(Talkback

Automatic

Level

Control)

Only

human

voice

is

identified

in

a

mixed

input

of

cus-

tomer

voice

and

noise

from

the

menuboard

micro-

phone,

then

its

volume

is

compared

with

that

of

the

talk

of

the

order

taker

to

automatically

control

the

talkback

volume

level.

PRECAUTIONS

The

UHF

wireless

communication

system

is

a

sensitive,

high

quality

instrument

and

should

be

regarded

as

such.

Because

it

is

an

electrical

device,

the

hazard

of

electric

shock

exists,

if

it

is

used

carelessly.

In

order

to

utilize

the

instrument

to

its

fullest

potential,

please

consider

the

following

precautions;

1.

Handle

the

equipment

with

care.

This

equipment

con-

tains

sensitive

components

which

can

be

damaged

by

improper

handling

or

storage.

2.

Refer

any

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

the

Center

Module,

Order

Taker

or

other

units.

In

order

to

prevent

electrical

shock,

do

not

remove

screws

or

covers.

There

are

no

user-serviceable

parts

inside.

3.

Use

a

dry

cloth

to

clean

the

Center

Module,

Order

Taker

or

other

units

if

soiled

or

dirty.

If

necessary,

a

mild

detergent

may

be

used.

4.

Take

immediate

action

if

the

Center

Module

or

Order

Taker

becomes

wet.

Turn

the

power

off

and

have

the

unit

examined

by

a qualified

service

personnel.

Do

not

expose

the

Center

Module

or

Order

Taker

to

rain

or

moisture,

or

attempt

to

operate

the

equipment

in

wei

areas.

Do

not

operate

the

equipment

if

it

is

wet.

5.

Follow

normal

safety

precautions

to

avoid

persona!

injury.

6.

Properly

store

beltpack

(WITH

HEADSET

PLUGGED

IN)

in

storage

cabinet

to

prevent

damage

to

equip-

ment.

7.

Replace

missing

microphone

and

earpiece

covers

to

prevent

distortion

or

loss

of

audio.

8.

Repair

or

replace

any

defective

components.

9.

Turn

off

the

Order

Taker

when

not

in

use,

in

order

to

save

the

battery

life.

10.

Charge

battery

when

low

battery

indicator

blinks

and

a

puising

high/low

beep

tone

is

heard

in

headset.

11.

Clean

the

Battery

Charger

in

accordance

with

manu-

facturer

instructions

at

least

once

a

month.

12.

Perform

regular

preventive

maintenance

by

testing

accessories

(headset,

batteries

etc.)

PANASONIC

WX-C1011

SERIES

SYSTEM

PARTS

AND

ACCESSORIES

8

Center

Module

H

Power

Transformer

B

Order

Taker

WX-C1011

WX-C516

WX-C1020

ш

Order

Taker

Case

B

Headset

W

Speaker

Microphone

WX-C

1022

WX-C1027

WX-C550

B

External

Antenna

Kit

WX-C545

PB-900

E

Vehicle

Detector

B

Speaker/Loop

Cable

Kit

917-1

WX-C687

MAJOR

OPERATING

CONTROLS

AND

THEIR

FUNCTIONS

B

WX-C1011

Center

Module

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INBQUND

REMOTE

SP

BH

AUX

INPUT

TALK

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VOLDME

VOLUME

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В

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RED

Дир:

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;

GREEN

OVERRIDE

ON

СМС

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TRANSFORMER

T

Turn

V/DET

12V

AC

CAUTION

use

MTH

SPECFED

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GNO

H

IN

IN

COM

GND

LOAD

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AM.

MENU

REMOTE

REPEATER

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MESSAGE

H

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REMOTE

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TRANSFORMER

VIDET

12V

AC

CAUTION

use

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SPECIFED

REPEATER

MO

SA

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BQ

„АРТ

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OUTPUT

EQUIPMENT

SEE

ITS

MANUA

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H

C

GND

C

H

H

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GND

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IN

COM

GND

LOAD

BEFORE

CONNECTING

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(D

Power

Indicator

(POWER)

This

indicates

that

the

center

module

is

fully

power-ed.

@)

Vehicle

Detector

Indicator

LED

(VEHICLE

PRESENT)(Amber)

This

indicates

that

a

vehicle

has

been

detected.

(9

Power

On/Otf

Switch

(POWER,

ON/OFF)

This

switch

turns

the

power

on

and

off

to

the

center

module.

(4)

Vehicle

Detector

On/Over-ride

On/Off

Switch

(VEHICLE

DETECTOR

NORMAL,

OVERRIDE

ON,

OFF)

NORMAL:

Set

the

switch

to

the

NORMAL

position

when

a

vehicle

is

at

the

menuboard.

A

beep

tone

is

heard

on

the

Order

Taker

headset.

After

the

beep

tone,

the

Menuboard

Speaker

turns

on

allowing

communication

to

and

from

the

cus-

tomer.

When

the

vehicle

leaves,

the

Vehicle

Detector

turns

off.

OVERRIDE

ON:

Set

the

switch

to

OVERRIDE

ON

posi-

tion.

The

Vehicie

Detector

is

always

turned

on.

OFF:

Set

the

switch

to

the

OFF

position.

A

vehicie

at

the

Menuboard

is

not

detected.

No

beep

tone

is

heard

in

Order

Taker

headset

and

the

Menuboard

Speaker

remains

off.

(5)

Order

Taker

Talk

Lock

Release

Switch

(O/TAKER

TALK

LOCK

RELEASE)

This

switch

is

used

to

release

temporarily

the

Order

Taker

Talk

Lock

mode.

(6)

Talk/Page

Indicator

(TALK/PAGE

MONITOR)

Red:

When

the

Order

Такег

6

in

the

Talk

mode,

the

indicator

lights

red.

Green:

When

the

Order

Taker

is

in

the

Page

mode,

the

indicator

lights

green.

(7)

Auxiliary

Input

Level

Control

(AUX

INPUT

VOLUME)

This

controls

the

input

level

to

the

Auxiliary

Input

Terminal

(31).

Vehicle

Detector

Beep

Volume

Contro!

(BEEP,

VOLUME)

This

control

seis

the

vehicle

detect

alert

beep

tone

for

the

Order

Taker

to

the

optimum

level.

Caution:

When

the

Vehicle

Detector

On/Override

On/Off

Switch

(4)

is

set

to

NORMAL

position,

the

beep

tone

level

of

the

Remote

Speaker

is

also

var-

ied

by

turning

this

control.

(8

Remote

Speaker

Control

(REMOTE

SP

VOLUME)

This

control

sets

the

output

level

of

the

Remote

Speaker

to

the

optimum

level.

Note:

The

line

marked

on

this

control

is

a

standard

position

for

this

adjustment.

Adjust

this

control

to

the

suitable

position

so

that

feedback

does

not

occur.

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19

Inbound

Volume

Control

(INBOUND

VOLUME)

This

control

sets

the

sound

level

from

the

Menuboard

Microphone

to

the

optimum

level.

Caution:

Adjust

this

control

after

setting

the

Vehicle

Detector

On/Override

On/Off

Switch

(4)

to

OVER-

RIDE

ON

position

and

the

Vehicle

Detector

Indicator

lights.

Note:

The

line

marked

on

this

contro!

is

a

standard

position

for

this

adjustment.

Adjust

this

control

to

the

suitable

position

so

that

feedback

does

not

occur.

17

Outbound

Volume

Control

(OUTBOUND

VOLUME)

This

control

sets

the

output

level

of

the

Menuboard

Speaker

to

the

optimum

level

for

talking

to

customer.

Caution:

Adjust

this

control

after

setting

the

Vehicle

Detector

On/Override

On/Off

Switch

(4)

to

OVER-

RIDE

ON

position

and

the

Vehicle

Detector

.

Indicator

lights.

Note:

The

line

marked

on

this

contro!

is

a

standard

position

for

this

adjustment.

Adjust

this

control

to

the

suitable

position

so

that

feedback

does

not

occur.

*

The

following

switches

and

terminals

should

be

used

by

qualified

service

personnel

only.

*

To

change

the

setting

of

the

following

switches,

turn

off

the

power

of

the

center

module,

then

turn

it

back

on.

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1

—-

i

(2

Circuit

Protector

(CIRCUIT

PROTECTOR)

i

|

If

excessive

current

flows

to

the

Center

Module,

the

|

Circuit

Protector

is

triggered.

Turn

off

the

Power

|

On/Off

Switch

(3)

first,

push

in

on

the

red

circuit

pro-

:

tector

and

turn

on

the

Power

On/Off

Switch

(3)

again.

|

If

the

circuit

protector

is

soon

triggered

again,

con-

|

sult

your

dealer

or

authorized

service

center

for

;

assistance.

|

|

(3

DNR

(Digital

Noise

Reduction)

Effect

Level

:

(DNR

EFFECT

DNR1,

DNR2,

DNR3,

ON/OFF)

|

These

switches

are

used

for

noise

reduction

level

|

setting.

|

The

more

the

noise

is

reduced,

the

lower

will

be

the

|

sound

quality.

The

table

below

shows

the

|

relationship

between

noise

reduction

level

and

;

sound

quality.

|

No

setting

should

be

done

other

than

shown

іп

the

|

table.

:

Remarks

fas

DNR

processing

For

a

relatively

quiet

environment

DNR1

DNR2

DNR3

For

a

general

environment.

Normal

ооа

This

balanced

setting

15

|

recommended.

|

Fora

very

noisy

environ-

|

|

ment.

Not

so

recommen-

LOW

|

ded

because

it

seriously

affects

sound

quality.

DNR1

ОМА2

ОМАЗ

|

@

Talkback

Level

Control

(T/B

LEVEL

TBC1, TBC2,

|

ON/OFF)

These

switches

are

used

for

order

taker

talkback

|

level

setting.

Change

the

settings

if

talkback

level

is

too

high.

ЕЕ

|

тоа

-6

dB

Normally

set

to

this

position

:

ПИ

В

Talkback

level

set

to

50%

|

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:

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-9

dB

Talkback

level

set

to

3596

:

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mc

|

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B

-12dB

|

Talkback

level

set

to

25%

|

TBC!

TEC?

Е

Е

ЕВ

Talkback

off

|

(5

так

Monitor

On/Off

Switch

(Supplementary

Mode

|

Switch)

(TALK

MONIT

OF/OFF)

This

DIP

switch

should

be

normally

be

set

to

the

OFF

|

position.

Consult

your

servicing

dealer

before

attempting

to

:

change

this

switch.

|

16

Channel

Selection

Switch

(CHANNEL

SELECT,

;

А/В)

"B"

position

if

external

interference

occurs.

|

()

Channel

Monitor

On/Off

Switch

(CHANNEL

i

—

MONIT,

ON/OFF)

This

switch

is

used

to

check

if

the

desired

channel

is

:

already

used

by

other

systems

at

the

time

of

installa-

:

tion.

This

switch

is

normally

set

to

OFF

position.

Note:

The

Frequency

Setting

Switch

(24)

can

only

be

|

activated,

when

the

switch

is

set

to

the

ON

posi-

|

tion.

|

(8

Auxiliary

Input

Selection

Switch

(AUX

IN

SELECT,

|

G/MIC

/

DDT

BEEP)

This

switch

selects

the

Auxiliary

Input

Level.

G/MIC

(Gooseneck

Microphone):

This

can

be

used

as

a

wired

system.

(Input

:

-62

dBV,

balanced)

DDT

BEEP

(Double

Drive

Through

Beep):

tem.

(Input

:

-20

dBV,

balanced)

|

19

Веер

Time

Selection

Switch

(ВЕЕР

TIME

SELECT,

|

0.5S/CONTIN)

This

switch

selects

duration

of

beep

tone

between

|

0.5

seconds

and

continuous

modes.

This

switch

selects

the

frequency

between

channel

|

"A"

апа

"B"

licensed

by

the

FCC.

This

switch

is

nor-

|

mally

зе

to

the

"A"

position.

The

switch

can

be

set

to

|

This

can

be

used

as

а

double

drive

through

sys-

|

0.5

S:

The

beep

tone

sounds

for

0:5

seconds

after

:

detecting

the

vehicle.

|

CONTIN:

After

the

vehicle

is

detected

by

the

vehicle

|

detector,

the

beep

tone

continuously

sounds

|

until

the

Talk

Switch

(43)

on

the

Order

Taker

has

:

been

pressed.

і

|

@

Page

Оп/ОН

Switch

(REMOTE

SP

PAGE,

ON/OFF)

|

To

monitor

crew-to-crew

Order

Taker

conversation

i

with

the

Remote

Speaker,

set

this

switch

to

the

ON

|

position.

:

|

@

Talk

On/Off

Switch

(REMOTE

SP

TALK,

ON/OFF)

To

monitor

crew-to-customer

Order

Taker

conversa-

i

tion

with

the

Remote

Speaker,

set

this

switch

to

ON

į

position.

:

Note:

Do

not

turn

on

this

switch

and

Menuboard

|

Microphone

On/Off

Switch

simultaneously.

|

#2

Menuboard

Microphone

On/Off

Switch

(REMOTE

SP

MENU

MIC,

ON/OFF)

To

monitor

the

voice

of

a

customer

by

using

the

:

Remote

Speaker,

set

this

switch

to

ON

position.

j

Note:

Do

not

turn

on

this

switch

and

the

Talk

On/Off

|

Switch

simultaneously.

|

|

&

Auxiliary

Input

On/Off

Switch

(REMOTE

SP,

AUX

IN,

ON/OFF)

Set

the

switch

to

the

ON

position

for

the

Remote

:

Speaker

Output

mode.

Е

|

@

Frequency

Setting

Switch

This

switch

selects

the

frequency

from

8

positions.

Note:

The

"9"

and

"0"

positions

are

error

mode.

|

05

Monitor

On/Off Switch

(ON/2)

This

switch

should

be

used

as

the

FCC

Channel

|

Monitor

when

using

the

Channel

Monitor

On/Off

|

Switch

(17).

|

After

setting

the

Frequency

Setting

Switch

(24)

to

the

|

desired

position,

set

this

switch.

Ё

ON:

When

the

switch

is

set

to

the

ON

position,

FM

}

noise

will

be

output

when

there

is

no

signal.

|

2:

When

the

switch

is

set

to

the

3

position,

the

noise

:

squelch

function

will

be

activated.

i

Monitor

On/Off

Switch

(26)

Спаппе

setting

Monitor

position

On/Off

Switch

(17)

setting

position

Normal

oper-

ation

mode

MONIT

OFF

Interference

|

FCC

channel

MONIT

ON

confirmation

Monitor

mode mode

i

@

Continuos

Transmission

On/Off

Switch

(ON/1)

ON:

When

the

switch

is

set

to

the

ON

position,

the

:

transmission

starts

by

turning

on

the

power

of

the

|

Center

Module.

i

1:

When

the

switch

is

set

to

the

1

position,

the

;

transmission

starts

with

the

following

conditions.

|

е

The

Vehicle

Detector

On/Override

On/Off

Switch

|

(4)

has

been

set

to

ON

or

OVERRIDE

ON

posi-

;

tion.

|

•

Page

or

Talk

Switch

on

the

Order

Taker

has

been

:

pressed.

i

|

€)

Transformer

Terminal

(TRANSFORMER

12V

АС

GND,

LOAD)

Connects

with

the

Power

Transformer

WX-C516.

j

Q9

Vehicle

Detector

Terminal

(V/DET

IN,

COM)

Connects

with

the

Vehicle

Detector

Output

Terminal.

|

9

Gooseneck

Microphone

PTT

Terminal

(G/MIC

PTT

IN,

COM)

|

Connects

with

the

PTT

cable

of

the

Gooseneck

|

Microphone.

i

:

69

Auxiliary

Output

Terminal

(AUX

OUTPUT

СМО,

H)

|

i

Connects

with

the

Auxiliary

Input

Terminal

of

the

|

other

Center

Module.

:

The

auxiliary

output

level

is

-20

dB,

unbalanced.

Note:

When

using

the

Gooseneck

microphone,

con-

|

nect

the

monitor

speaker

with

amplifier

to

this

ter-

minal.

|

i

8)

Auxiliary

Input

Terminal

(AUX

INPUT

H,

С,

GND)

|

Connects

with

the

Auxiliary

Output

Terminal

of

the

|

other

Center

Module

or

with

the

gooseneck

micro-

i

phone.

|

When

connecting

the

gooseneck

microphone,

set

|

the

Auxiliary

Input

Selection

Switch

(18)

to

the

СИМС

|

position.

:

|

82

Remote

Speaker

Terminal

(REMOTE

SP

80

Н,

С)

Connects

with

the

Remote

Speaker.

The

audio

level

is

8

ohms,

2

W,

unbalanced.

j

83

Menu

Speaker

Terminal

(MENU

SP

80

GND,

C,

Н)

|

Connects

with

the

Menuboard

Speaker

WX-C550.

The

audio

level

is

8

ohms,

2

W,

unbalanced.

i

G»

Menu

Microphone

Terminal

(MENU

МІС

Н,

C,

i

—

GND)

Connects

with

the

Menuboard

Microphone.

The

audio

level

is

-61

dBV,

8

ohms,

balanced.

i

@

Message

Repeater

Input

i

(MESSAGE

REPEATER

Н, С,

CTL)

i

Connect

the

message

repeater

here.

The

signals

|

from

this

input

are

output

to

the

menuboard

speaker,

|

REMOTE

speaker

and

AUX

output.

The

message

is

:

muted

when

the

TALK

switch

(43)

is

pressed.

The

;

input

level

is

-24

dBV,

unbalanced.

|

Note:

CTL

permits

message

repeater

control

by

|

pressing

the

TALK

switch

(43).

It

is

an

open

col-

|

lector

type

and

is

to

be

pulled

up

for

use.

|

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Note:

To

prevent

damage,

use

a

miniature

screwdriver

to

open

this

cover.

Volume

Control

(VOL,

OFF/0/10)

This

control

is

used

to

turn

the

power

on

or

off

and

adjusis

the

volume

of

the

earphone

output

on

the

head-

set.

Whenever

the

unit

is

not

in

use,

turn

off

the

power

to

save

the

battery

life.

&2

Battery

and

Power

Indicators

(A/B)

These

indicate

the

battery

and

operating

condition

as

follows.

A:

When

the

unit

is in

Channel

A

mode

selected

by

the

А/В

Selection

Switch

(45)

(Normal

operating

condi-

tion),

this

LED

lights.

B:

When

the

unit

is in

Channel

B

mode

selected

by

the

А/В

Selection

Switch

(45)

(Back-up

operating

con-

dition),

this

LED

lights

Blink

(0.2

sec.

On

and

4.8

sec.

Off)

:

Battery

Alarm

mode

Blink

(0.5

sec.

On

and

0.5

sec.

Off)

:

This

unit

is

in

the

Talk-lock

mode.

Blink

(A

and

B

are

turning

on

alternately)

:

This

unit

is in

the

error

mode.

In

this

mode,

turn

off

the

power

of

the

Order

Taker,

then

turn

it

back

on.

83

Talk

Switch

(T)

Pressing

the

Talk

Switch

allows

transmission

to

the

Center

Module

along

with

sending

the

Talk

tone.

Talk-Lock

On

or

Off

mode

can

be

selected

by

the

Talk-

Lock

On/Off

Switch

(47)

on

the

Order

Taker.

To

release

the

Talk-Lock

mode

immediately,

press

the

Order

Taker

Talk

Lock

Release

Switch

(5)

on

the

Center

Module.

Notes:

1.

if

pressing

the

Page

Switch

or

A/B

Selection

Switch

(45)

simultaneously

with

the

Talk

Switch,

the

Talk

mode

will

not

work,

2.

The

transmission

to

the

Center

Module

is

available

with

only

one

Order

Taker

at

a

time.

The

other

Order

Takers

can

not

access

during

the

transmission.

@)

Page

Switch

(P)

While

pressing

the

Page

Switch,

you

can

speak

to

the

store

personnel

wearing

the

Order

Taker

without

being

heard

by

a

customer

at

the

menuboard

speaker.

After

speaking,

release

this

switch

immediately

to

listen

to

the

response.

Note:

When

pressing

the

Talk

Switch

or

A/B

Selection

Switch

simultaneously

with

this

switch,

the

Page

mode

can

not

work.

©

А/В

Selection

Switch

(A/B)

9

Single

Drive

Through/Double

Drive

Through

This

switch

selects

either

Channel

А

ог

В

оп

the

Order

|

Selection

Switch

(ON/1)

|

Taker

by

using

the

SDT/DDT

Selection

Switch

(50)

on

|

ON:

When

this

switch

is

set

to

the

ON

position,

the

|

the

Order

Taker.

:

| |

:

:

| ‚

|

:

А/В

Selection

Switch

(45)

can

work.

(DDT

|

By

setting

the

SDT/DDT

Selection

Switch

(50)

to

the

i

(Double

Drive

Through)

Пд

(

:

DDT

position,

MO

OK

сиспайпервей

DE

SEIECIEA

Бу

|

1:

When

this

switch

is

set

to

the

1

position,

the

А/В

|

this

switch.

|

|

Selection

Switch

does

not

work.

(SDT

(Singie

i

By

setting

the

SDT/DDT

Selection

Switch

(50)

to

the

i

Drive

Through)

mode)

;

SDT

position,

the

A/B

Channel

Selection

is

not

possi-

:

Note:

When

ihe

setting

for

ihe

46

-

50

Switches

:

ble.

|

inside

the

cover

is

changed,

turn

off

the

power,

|

Note:

When

pressing

the

Page

Switch

or

Так

Switch

iban

forSon

:

simultaneously

with

this

switch,

the

channel

о

бту;

d

UE

i

change

is

not

possible.

6)

Headset

Jack

Plug

in

the

headset

plug

to

this

jack

securely,

before

fitting

the

Order

Taker

Case.

The

switches

in

the

dotted

line

should

be

used

by

ser-

vice

personnel

or

system

installers

only.

—

—

———

ны

ышын

нн

нн

——

ын

нчы

н,

5

The

jack

having

a

smaller

diameter

is

for

the

micro-

|

46

Frequency

Setting

Switch

:

phone

and

the

larger

one

is

for

the

earphone.

:

This

switch

selects

the

frequency

from

8

positions

.

Note:

The

9"

and

“О”

positions

are

error

mode.

:

62

Battery

Lock

Lever

(EJECT)

The

setting

position

should

be

matched

to

the

|

Slide

this

lever

to

the

EJECT

position

to

release

the

position

of

the

Frequency

Setting

switch

(24)

on

|

battery

for

replacement.

the

center

module.

|

i

63

Headset

Plug

Release

Hole

|

4)

Talk-Lock

On/Off

Switch

(ON/4)

|

This

hole

is

used

to

release

the

Headset

plug.

|

This

switch

selects

the

Hands-Free

On/Off

mode.

ON:

Electronic

Lock

Mode

for

Talk

Switch

;

When

this

switch

is

set

to

the

ON

position,

the

;

Talk-lock

function

can

be

released

by

Order

|

Taker

Talk

Lock

Release

Switch

(5)

on

the

|

Center

Module.

i

4:

PTT

(Press

to

Talk)

Моде

for

Talk

Switch

Caution:

Ве

sure

to

use

a

miniature

screwdriver

for

releasing

the

Headset

Jack.

To

prevent

damage

of

the

equipment,

do

not

pull

the

Headset

Jack

Cord.

Tone

Squelch

Switch

(ОМ/З)

i

This

switch

selects

the

mode

of

Tone

Squelch

|

method.

:

ON:

When

this

switch

is

set

to

the

ON

position,

the

:

audio

is

output

in

disregard

of

the

Tone

Squeich

}

signal

from

the

Canter

Module.

|

3:

When

this

switch

is

set

to

the

3

position,

the

audio

|

is

output

detecting

the

Tone

Squelch

signal

from

!

the

Center

Module.

i

Set

to

the

position

normally.

©

|

49

Single

Drive

Through

Lane

Selection

Switch

i

(ON/2)

|

ON:

When

this

switch

is

set

to

the

ON

position,

|

Channel

B

can

be

selected

as

ап

initial

condi-

|

tion

after

the

power

on

the

Order

Taker

is

turned

:

on.

(The

spare

channel

is

used

when

external

i

interference

occurs)

|

2:

When

this

switch

is

set

to

the

2

position,

Channel

|

A

can

be

selected

as

an

initial

condition

after

į

the

power

on

the

Order

Taker

is

turned

|

on.(Usual

position)

:

Note:

The

switching

can

be

confirmed

by

using

the

|

Battery

апа

Power

Indicators

(42)

as

shown

;

below.

!

Red

LED

lights

with

the

Channel

А

selection.

|

Green

LED

lights

with

the

Channel

B

selection.