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INSTALLATION
/
Clear-Com
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
SECTION
2
INSTALLATION
OF
THE
MS-222
2-CHANNEL
MAIN STATION
2.1
INSTALLATION
OVERVIEW
The
MS-222
is a
combination
of
a
very
versatile
intercom
station
and
a
system
power
supply. Installations can
vary
depending
on
what
features
are
used.
The
fundamental concept
of Clear-Com
Party-Line intercom
is
that
all
stations
provide
high
impedance
current sourced signals
into
a
single
common
system
termination.
The line
drivers
in a
station
have
a
source
impedance
greater
than
10
KOhms.
The
termination
of
an
intercom
line
(or
channel)
is
a 220
Ohm
resistor
in
series
with
a
4.7
KOhm
that
is
paralleled
with
a
10
uF
capacitor.
The
impedance
of
the network
at
audio
frequencies
is
220 Ohms.
The
DC
resistance
of
the network
is 5
KOhms.
The
high
DC
resistance allows
a
CALL
voltage
to
be
placed
on
the line
without drawing
too
much
current.
A
CALL
signal
is a
DC
voltage
greater
than
10
volts
on
the
line.
The
DC
source
for
this
CALL
signal
is
also
a
current
source
there
by providing
a
high
impedance
and
not
affecting
the
audio
signal.
The
receive or
"listen"
section
of
stations contain
a
'hybrid
null'
circuit
that attempts
to
reject
(null)
any "talk"
signal
being
sent by
that station
on
that
channel.
The
'hybrid
null' circuit
depends on
a
known
impedance
on
the
intercom line
to
accomplish
this.
Variations
in
impedance on
the
line
upset the
'null'.
Clear-Com
main
and
some remote
stations
provide
switch
selectable
termination
networks on
all
intercom
output
lines.
It is
up
to
the
user
to
determine
where
the
termination
will
be
provided.
An
unterminated
line
will
cause
excessive
levels,
possible
oscillation
of
line
drivers,
and
sever
unbalance
of
hybrid
null
networks.
A
double
or
multiple
terminated
line
will
cause
low
levels
and
sever
unbalance
of
hybrid
null
circuits.
CAUTION:
All
Clear-Com
Intercom lines
must
be
terminated.
Care
must
be
taken
not
to
fail
to
terminate
or
to
'double'
terminate
a
line.
All
unused intercom
inputs
must be
terminated
to
keep
the
line drive
circuits stable.
CLEAR-COM
STATION
TYPES:
Clear-Com
party-line intercom
stations
all
fall
into
one
of
four distinct catagories
that
relate
to
system
powering
and
termination.
The
four
types
are as
follows:
A.
MAIN
STATION:------
Supplies
system
power
for
external
stations.
Provides
switch
selectable terminations.
B.
MASTER
STATION:
-
Contains
a
power
supply
just
for
itself.
-
Provides switch
selectable
line
terminations.
C.
REMOTE
STATION:
-
No
power
supply.
Derives
power
from the intercom line.
-
May
or
may not
have
terminations.
D.
POWER
SUPPLY:
---
Supplies
system
fower
for
external
stations.
---
Provides switch
selectable
terminations.
11/90
Rev.
1.0
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Clear-Com MS-222 Specifications

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BrandClear-Com
ModelMS-222
CategoryIntercom System
LanguageEnglish

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