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INSTALLATION
/
Clear-Corn
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
2.5
INTERCONNECTION
SETUP
After determining
system
configuration
and channel
assignment,
pick
a
location
for
the
MS-222;
it
can
be
anywhere
as
long as
it
is
provided
with
a
source
of
AC
power. Check
the
Power Block
on
the rear
panel
for
the
proper
AC
voltage
range.
See
section
2.3
on
the
page
12
i it
needs
changing.
1.
Use
standard
shielded
mic
cable
(see
section
2.2).
ALWAYS AVOID
SHARP
BENDS
IN
THE
CABLING;
ALLOW
AT
LEAST
3
inches
behind rack-mount
units
for
cable
extending
from
rear panels.
2.
Route all
cables
from the
Main
Station
to
the
Remote
Stations.
Pin
assignments
on
ALL
3-pin
intercom
connectors
are:
Pin
1
-
Common
Pin
2
-
+30
Volts
DC
Pin
3
-
Intercom Audio
3.
Route
cables
away
from
heavy
AC
power
sources, such
as
lighting panels,
electric
motors,
or
power transformers.
4.
In
permanent installations,
BE
SURE TO
INSTALL
THE
SYSTEM
IN
ACCORDANCE
WITH
APPROVED
LOCAL
BUILDING
CODE.
5. If
program
monitoring
is
required,
connect
the
external
signal
to
the
Program
Input
(3-pin
femal)
connector
on
the MS-222
rear
panel.
The
station
operator
can
hear
the
program
in
the
headset mixed
with
intercom
activity
or
the
program
can
be
sent
to
either
intercom
line.
The
program
pre-amp's
gain
is
switch-selectable
(on
the
rear
panel)
for
either
mic level
(-65
dBv
nominal
input
signal)
or
line-level
(-15
dBv nominal). The
input
is
balanced
and
the
impedance
is 1
00K
Ohms
in
the
line
position,
600
Ohms
nominal
in
the
mic
position.
6.
If
the
Stage.
Announce function
is
to
be
used,
connect
to
the
Announce
Output
(3-pin
male
XLR)
connector
on
the
MS-222
rear
panel.
This output
is
transformer
balanced,
600
Ohms
impedance,
and
an
output level
of
0
dBv.
If
the
output
is
to
be
used
as
an
unbalanced
source
connect
one
side
to
common
(pin-2
to
pin-1).
If
the
SA
relay
is
to
be
used,
connect
to
the
appropriate
screw
lug
terminals
(NO or
NC)
depending
on
what
action
is
needed
for
the
external
equipment
to
be
controlled.
The relay
is
a
form
C,
Break
before
Make,
contact.
NOTE:
the
contact
rating
of
the
relays
are
IA
resistive
at
24
VDC
or
1/2A
resistive
at
120 VAC.
7.
Turn
on
power
switch on
the
rear
panel. The GREEN
Power
led
on
the
f
ront
panel
should
illuminate.
Plug
in
a
headset,
and
set
intercom,
Program,
and
Sidetone
levels
as
desired.
NOTE ABOUT
HEADSETS:
The
following
is
a
description
of
a
recommended
headset.
Mic
Type
----
Dynamic
Wiring:
Pin
1
--
mic
common
Impedance
--
150-250
Ohms
Pin
2--
mic
hot
Output
--------
-55dB
Pin 3
--
headphone
common
Headphone
--
Dynamic
Pin
4
--
headphone
hot
Impedance
--
50-2000
Ohms
11/90 Rev.
1.0
Page
15

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Clear-Com MS-222 Specifications

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BrandClear-Com
ModelMS-222
CategoryIntercom System
LanguageEnglish

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