Clear-Com CS-100 - Laying out the System

2.3
LAYING OUT THE SYSTEM
2.3.1 PORTABLE INSTALLATIONS
Having determined the number and type of remote stations you wish
to use, decide on a location for the main station. It should be near a
source of
115V AC (power consumption is app roximately 80 watts.) There
are six parallel outputs availab le on the rear panel of the CS-100, and
two sets of 3 parallel outputs on the CS-200. Any remote sta t ions can be
connected directly to the 6 outputs. Additionally, remote st at ions can be
added by "daisy chaining" them to one another and/or by using the QP-100
Quadrapuss splitter. Cables should be routed away from heavy AC power
sources, such as lighting panels, electric motors, etc.
2.3.2 PERM ' ANENT INSTALLATIONS
The same general considerations apply here as for portable systems,
as described in the preceding paragraph. Additionally, cables should be
installed in accordance with approved local building codes. Class II
wiring
may be used. Connections to wall-plates or wall-mount remote
stations are shown in the di agrams.
2.3.3
ISOLATED CHANNELS
The BA-l In-Line Isolator can be installed anywhere in the system.
For example, plug it into one output connector on the rear panel of the
main station to create an entire isolated channel. Alternately, plug it
into a remote station at the end of a cable run to isolate further remote
stations while using a minimum of additional interconnect cable.
Typical Coliseum Intercom System
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