SECTION
II
I
NSTALLA
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ON
2.1
EQUIPMENT
SELECTION
2.1.1
FIXED
SYSTEM
MAIN
STATIONS
For
permanent intercom systems,
main
station
equipment
is
usually
mounted
in a standard
19"
rack
fo
,r
security
and
convenience. For
this
reason,
we
recommend
either
the
CS-100K
single-channel
main
station
or
the
CS-200K
dual-channel
main
station.
However,
if
an
intercom
station
is
not needed
at
the area where the equipment rack
is
located,
then the
PS-3000
power
supply (without intercom
station)
should
be
s~bstituted.
2.1.2
FIXED
SYSTEM
REMOTE
STATIONS
In
permanent
installations,
it
is
usually
desireable
to run
inter-
connecting cables through
conduits,
and
to bring
them
to
wall-mounted
remote
stations,
or to wall
plates
for
connection to
portable
remote
stations.
We
recommend
the
MR-102
wall-mount remote
station,
or the
KB-lll
wal
l
mount
remote
station
with paging speaker.
If
you
don't
wish to
have
the remote
station
built
into
the
wall,
then use our
WP-l
or
WP-2
wall
plates
with
any
of
our
portable
remote
stations;
the
RS-100A
IIbelt pack", the
KB-100
liKing
Biscuit
ll
mic/speaker
station,
or the KB-lllP headset/handset
station
with paging speaker.
2. 1
.3
PORTABLE
SYSTEM
MAIN
STATIONS
For
portable
intercom systems,
main
station
equipment
must
be
compact,
lightweight,
and
easily
moved
for
storage.
The
CS-100
single-
channel
main
station
and
CS-200
dual-channel
main
station
fulfill
these
requirements.
2.
1.4
PORTABLE
SYSTEM
REMOTE
STATIONS
The
RS-100A
"belt
pack"
is
the
key
to our
truly
flexible
portable
intercom system. Because each
RS-100A
has
a
pair
of input
and
extension
connectors,
many
stations
may
be
"daisy chained"
together
along
one
interconnect path. This saves cable
and
simplifies
installation
and
break
down.
The
KB-'lOO
liKing
Biscuit
ll
mic/speaker remote
station
is
ideal
for
use in remote trucks
and
in
studio
control rooms, as well as
on
stage
during setup
of
live
shows.
It
can
be
used
either
in
push-to-talk
mode,
or
in
an
optional IIhands-free
ll
mode
where
the speaker
and
microphone both
function
simu
H aneousl'y.
In
the
latter
mode,
2-way
cOrrTTlunication
is
possible
at
distances
up
to
three
or four
feet,
depending
on
ambient noise
levels.
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