Speaker Station

Key to Speaker Station front panel

Feature

Description

Tilt adjustable display screen. The following default information is displayed:

  • The Channel label.

  • The Channel listen (volume) level.

For a full description of the display screen information, see (link…)

In Menu mode, the display screens display the two levels of menu. The menu hierarchy proceeds left to right:

  • The top level menu is presented in the first screen (furthest left on the front panel).

  • The lower level menu is presented in the second screen.

If the display is in Menu mode, the display screen times out of Menu mode and displays the Channel label if no key is pressed for 20 seconds.

For more information about Menu mode, see Using the Menus

Rotary control. Turn to increase or decrease the listen volume level for the Channel. Also, push the control to mute or unmute audio level. In Menu mode, use the control to scroll menu items. To select menu items, press the control.

Talk key. Press to talk on the Channel and to all nodes (intercom devices and systems) listening into the Channel.

Loudspeaker / Headphone audio level rotary control [Main]. To increase the volume to the loudspeaker / headphones, turn clockwise (up to 360°). To decrease the volume, turn counter clockwise (up to 360°). As you increase or decrease the volume, the level control LEDs pass through a range of indicator colors. For more information, see (link…)

Program feed audio level Trim Pot control [PGM]. To increase the volume of the program feed to the loudspeaker / headphones, turn clockwise (up to 360°).

To decrease the volume, turn counter clockwise (up to 360°).

To mute or unmue the Channel audio, push the control.

Call key. Press to send a call signal to all Keysets assigned to the same Channel. There are two Call keys on the beltpack, one for each of the displayed Channels.

Headset socket (4-pin XLR–M)

Pin

Function

1

Mic ground

2

Mic positive

3

Earphone ground

4

Earphone positive

Headset/microphone key set. There is a keyset (set of controls) to control the headset/microphone inputs and menu options. See (link…)

Gooseneck microphone connector (3-pin female Tuchel connector)