Asl intercom WS 29 User Manual
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WIRELESS SERIES
USER MANUAL
DUAL CHANNEL WIRELESS BELTPACK
FOR THE
WS 29
CONTENTS
1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ............................................3
2.0 UNPACKING..................................................................3
3.0 INSTALLATION..............................................................3
4.0 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS........................................4
5.0 SIDE PANEL CONTROLS............................................5
6.0 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS.................................... 6
7.0 INTERIOR......................................................................7
8.0 SETTING UP A CONNECTION .....................................8
9.0 COMMUNICATION MODES..........................................9
10.0 PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION ...................................10
11.0 PARTYLINE TECHNICAL CONCEPT.........................11
12.0 WARRANTY................................................................11
13.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS..................................11
ser Manual WS 29 / Issue 1 © 2002 ASL Intercom, Utrecht, Holland.
User Manual WS 19 / Issue 1 © 2002 ASL Intercom, Utrecht, Holland.
1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The WS 29 is a portable, dual channel
wireless user station housed in a strong
aluminum case.
On the front panel is a Volume (listen level)
control, a mix control, two Talk and two Call
buttons with LED indicators.
Special attention has been paid to the
intelligibility of speech. By applying low
noise/high speed op-amps, a speech
presence filter and a specially developed
amplifier, communication is very comfortable
even in environ ments with a very high
background noise level.
2.0 UNPACKING
The shipping carton contains the parts listed
below:
· The WS 29
· User manual
· 6 NiMh rechargeable Batteries
· WS 29 Charger
If any are missing, contact your dealer.
3.0 INSTALLATION
The supplied batteries are empty, insert
them in the beltpack and charge them
before use.
This WS 29 will form part of an existing or
new intercom system in combination with a
WS 200 or WS 400 base station. There are
no separate power connections; the
necessary DC voltages are derived from the
internal batteries.
Adjust the channel select switch to match the
User Manual WS 19 / Issue 1 © 2002 ASL Intercom, Utrecht, Holland.
The unique ASL CALL system provides both
a flashing red LED and a very distinctive and
characteristic sou nd signal. Smooth
operation is guaranteed with the CALL
button. A momentary push makes the red
LED flash, whilst holding the button for two
seconds it will activate the CALL sound
signal. The volume of the sound signal
(buzzer) can be adjusted at the side panel.
ASL has taken great care to ensure this
product reaches you in flawless condition.
After unpacking the unit, please inspect for
any physical damage. Retain the shipping
carton and relevant packing materials in case
the unit needs to be returned.
If any damage has occurred, please notify
your dealer immediately so that a written
claim can be initiated. Please also refer to
the guarantee section of this manual.
selected channel on the base station.
After switching on the unit with the power
switch at the rear panel, the unit should have
contact with the base station.
To check this, simply push the CALL or TALK
button, and the LED’s should indicate a
normal functioning beltpack.
4.0 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
1 CALL button
This push button activates the call system.
A momentary push will send a call signal
to all stations connected to the intercom
channel and the call LED (5) will start
flashing.
Pressing the button for 2 seconds will
activate the CALL buzzer.
After the CALL button is released the
LEDs will continue to flash for further 2
seconds.
To send or receive a CALL signal, the
beltpack must be in reach of the base
station.
2 TALK button
This pu sh button activates the headset
microphone; the bright green LED (6)
indicates if the microphone is switched on.
The beltpack must be in reach of the base
station for the microphone to be switched
on.
If you lose your connection to the main
station, the TALK function will be switched
off until you are within reach again. You
will notice that the LED is off, and you will
not hear your own voice.
Once within reach, the functions are
restored automatically.
3 MIX control knob
This knob mixes the audio level of channel
A and B as send to your headset.
4 VOLUME control knob
This knob adjusts the listen level for the
headset.
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