User manual AKG CS 2

[. . . ] Zentrale CS 2 BU Netzgerät: CS PS 20 oder CS PS 100 Netzkabel: CS MK AC-EU, CS MK AC-US oder CS MK AC-UK Sprechstellen: CS 2 DU, CS 2 DU fix, CS 2 CU oder CS 2 CU fix Verbindungskabel: CS MK 1. Farbe Lieferumfang Bestellnummern CS 2 CU CS 2 DU CS 2 CU fix CS 2 DU fix Do not spill any liquids on the equipment and do not drop any objects through the ventilation slots in the equipment. The equipment may be opened, serviced, and repaired by authorized personnel only. Before connecting the equipment to power, check that the AC mains voltage stated on the supplied AC adapter is identical to the AC mains voltage available where you will use the equipment. [. . . ] Use an IC AS 8 optional expansion cable to connect the EXPANSION OUT jack on the first Base Unit (the master) to the EXPANSION IN jack on the second Base Unit (the slave). The Base Unit with a cable connected to EXPANSION OUT only is automatically detected as the master whose POWER switch turns power to the master and all slave Base Units on and off. Use another optional IC AS 8 expansion cable to connect EXPANSION OUT on the second Base Unit to EXPANSION IN on the third Base Unit (and so on). You can use EXPANSION IN or EXPANSION OUT to connect a remote on/off switch and other controls or indicators to the Base Unit. If you use several Base Units in a master/slave configuration, you can only use EXPANSION IN on the master unit. ) As long as the priority button is held down on any Chair Station, pin 8 will be tied to 0V. All other pins are used exclusively for connections between Base Units. To prevent damage to the Base Unit, do not connect any remote devices to these pins. You can use a Y cable (not supplied) to connect an equalizer or feedback killer to the EFFECT insert jack on the rear panel of the Base Unit. Examples: External sound system to LINE OUTPUT; recording device to REC OUT; CD player to AUX IN; wireless microphone system (e. 1 through 8 conforming to your system design: In the "OFF" position, the gate threshold is high and the microphone will not come on unless the user talks into it from a very short distance. As soon as the microphone is open, the threshold will be automatically reduced by 6 dB so the microphone will not switch off if the talker speaks more softly or moves away from the microphone. In the "ON" position, the gate threshold is 6 dB lower than in the "OF" position. Again, as soon as the microphone is open, the threshold will be automatically reduced. 2 toggles the time the microphone remains open after the talker stops talking between 12 seconds ("OFF") and 6 seconds ("ON"). In the "OFF" position, the microphone will be muted automatically after the delay you set with dip switch no. In the "ON" position, the microphone will not switch off unless the delegate presses the PTT switch. 4 allows you to switch the Microphone Station out of the NOM Limitation bus, so this is an important option for Chair Stations. In the "OFF" position, the user can switch their microphone on at any time, no matter how many microphones are open already. In the "ON" position, the microphone can not be activated unless the number of open microphones is lower than the number set on the Base Unit. However, if the Base Unit operates in Voice Activation mode, the microphone will come on automatically when talked into. 6 allows you to switch the Microphone Station out of the priority mute bus. [. . . ] Replace the defective fuse: Switch power to the Base Unit and the related power supplies OFF. Insert a new fuse of the same type ( : T4A slow-blow for LINE 1 through 4; blow for the motherboard). Switch power to the Base Unit off and disconnect the power supply/supplies from power. ) with water to clean the surfaces of the Base Unit, power supplies, and Microphone Stations. [. . . ]