
To configure an intercom in the Slave mode, perform the following steps:
Disconnectpowertotheintercombeforeanyinstallation,maintenance,or
configuration changes are performed.
1.MovetheJ2jumperontheP.C.boardfromtheMAStoSLAposition(seeFigure6).Thiscan
bedoneusinglongnosepliers,pullingthejumperoffthe“MAS”andcenterpositionandplacing
itonthe“SLA”andcenterposition.
2.AnintercomconguredintheSlavemodeneedstohavetheListen/Talkswitchdefaulttothe
talkpositiononthecoverplate(seeFigure2).
ThesecondchangerequiredistorotatethepositionoftheTalk/Listenswitch.Thiscanbeac‑
complished by loosening the rubber boot covering the toggle switch enough to allow the toggle
switchtoturn180degrees.Thedimpleonthelockingringmustseatitselfinthelocatinghole
(seeFigure3).Therubberbootisthentightenedupagainstthecoverplatewiththetoggleswitch
leaningtothetalkposition,asshowninFigure2.
3. The third change involves the interconnect wiring. When a unit is placed in the Slave mode it
defaultstotheTalkortransmitposition.WhenhookedtoaMasterunititisnecessarytooverride
theSlaveunitinorderfortheMasterunittobeabletotransmit.The#6pin(remotecontrol)on
bothterminalblocks(seeFigure4)mustbeconnectedbetweentheMasterandtheSlaveunit.
Figures 7 to 13 contain wiring diagrams of typical intercom configurations.
REMOTE CONTROL:
Remotecontrolisusedtochangetheoperationmodeofaremoteintercomfromlistentotalk
orfromtalktolistenuponactivationofalocalintercom.Thewiringdiagramsectionillustrates
Master/SlaveInstallationandUsingFootSwitchesDiagrams.(Seegures9,10,and12).
Normally open foot switches can also be connected to the Remote Control line in order to allow
“handsfree”operationofthelisten/talkfunctions.
CALL BUTTON:
Depressingthecallbuttonsendsa1kHztoneontothesignallines.Allunitslisteningtotheline
will then broadcast this signal as a call.
The call signal is substantially louder than normal voice messages being car‑
riedontheline.Donotdepressthecallswitchwhilecarryingonaconversa‑
tion with someone on the system. This will subject the listener to very loud
sound levels.
The volume of the call signal is affected by the volume control on the receiving unit, so if the
volume is turned all the way down at a receiving station, the call signal will not be heard. To avoid
thisproblem,thecalldrycontactscanbeutilizedtodriveanexternalsignallingdevice.
CALL BUTTON ACTUATED DRY CONTACTS FOR OPERATING AN EXTERNAL
DEVICE:
Depressingthecallbuttonalsoclosesanormallyopendrycontactratedat0.5Aat125Vacor
1.25Aat24Vdc.Thiscontactcanbeusedtotriggeraremotesounderorlightinordertoaccent
thecallfeature.Thewiringdiagramillustrateshowanexternallightorhorncanbewiredinto
augmentthecalltone.(SeeFigure11.)
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