Clear-Com MS-222 Instruction Manual

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MS-222
2-Channel
.~
1ll
Main
Station
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
EIF
Intercom
Systems
Clear-Com
945
810142
Camelia
St.
Berkeley,
California
94710
510-527-6666
9/25/91
REV.A
Page 2
ADDENDUM
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MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
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RMK
OPERATION
References disregarded.
500
Series
whenever
Mic-Kill Channel Beh
Use auxiliary
the
power Channel
button
Packs of
more
power
RMK
sources
the
B
XLR
function
B
to
the
RMK
Belt
Packs
Remote
on
a
MS-222
receptacles.
connected
than
one
source
may
causing
RMK
is
available
function
have
the
Mic-Kill
to
that
power
(i.e.
battery
not
be
system
as
as
they
feature
button
is pressed.
or CS-222
This
will
reset
station.
source
used.
power a
special
is
or
power
In
this
disruption
appear
of
resetting
station
NOT
will
microphone
recommended.
supply)
situation
or
order.
Consult
in
the
body
microphone
Momentarily
interrupt
is
operating
damage
+30
staus
If
used
to
factory
in
of
the
manual
status
to
pressing
volt
to
the
more
conjunction
RMK
the
sales
the power off
condition
than
will
short
Main
department
the
off
Channel
to
both
one
Main
with
circuit
Station.
text
are
condition
A
Remote
Channel
on
all
500
Station
a
Main
Station
any
for
details.
to
be
A
and
series
or
an
additional
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MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
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CLEAR-COM
LIMITED
Clear-Com and
Clear-Com's without appearing
Berkeley, This
beyond operation, defective and
with warranty.
To "Procedures Adjustment."
This warranty respect determine intended
WARRANTY
workmanship
charge,
Ca.
warranty
the
or repair their
serial
obtain
warranty
to
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purpose.
products
for
sole
obligation
the
in
products
94710-1484, does
control
abuse, not
before
of
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improper
authorized
numbers
service,
for
Returns"
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purchase
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and
returned
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by
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removed
follow
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and
exclusive
products.
that
to
be
of
one
year
the
labor
necessary
prepaid
any
defect, including
to
follow
equipment,
or
defaced
the
procedures
"Shipping
It
is
the
this
product
free
from
defects
from
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date
warranty
to
malfunction
and
to
express
responsibility
period
to
remedy
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unreasonable instructions
attempts
shipping
are
not
described
Manufacturer
warranty
is
suitable
in
materials
of
sale.
is
to provide,
covered
945
Camelia
or failure
or negligent
in
the
Manual,
at
modification
damage.
covered
below
for
Repair
given
of
the
user
for
the
defects
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caused
Products
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or
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to
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--
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Instructions
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They
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Be
prepared
of
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description
regarding
warranties,
limited
to
nor
the
or
consequential
returns:
contact
the
dealer
Department,
will
issue
a
any
equipment
Number.
to
provide
to
Customer Clear-Com 945
Berkeley,
Telephone:
Fax:
your company's
contact
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including
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(510)
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where
possible,
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factory
name,
the
repair,
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should
Department
Systems 94710-1484
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Number
first
address,
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of
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products
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purchased.
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as
directed
(RMA).
obtaining
phone
quantity
serial
to:
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is
liable
a
number,
of
the
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2
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MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
Shipping
NOTICE
BEFORE
IQ
Manufacturer
All
Parcel shipped tainer quate wrapped similar shock-absorbing or
to the
Upon Parcel
ABOUT
YOU
SPECIFICATIONS Performance specifications system installation. Actual
BEGIN
To carefully.
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Repair
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substitute
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paper
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Authorization
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specifications
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with
system
Department
best
packing container;
should
repairs, equipment
included
components
or Adjustment
must
be
prepaid
available
a suitable
container
material. A detailed
be
Number.
specified
included
operating
MS-222
causes
and
component operation. Clear-Com's
is
shipper.
container
is
used,
included.
Service
shipper.
in
for
customer
performance
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system.
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equipment
however,
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at
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Department
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Station, read
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description
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manual
the
operation
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are
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it
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with
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the
operation
to
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read
of
basic
the
section titled
intercom
"The
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DESCRIPTION
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MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
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SECTION DESCRIPTION
THE
1
CLEAR-COM
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communication
single­multi-channel
Clear-Com are other
Clear-Com using station audio is power supply.
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or
compatible
communication
3-pin
or
information.
needed
mic
disconnected,
station.
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OF
THE
MS-222
CONCEPT
is a
closed-circuit
in
high-noise
multi-channel
remote
manufactures
with each
stations XLR
power supply
throughout
is
preamplifier,
Headset
Low-impedance
are
connectors.
The
a
distributed
Detection
so
background
channels
2-CHANNEL
intercom
and
low-noise
power
supply
stations,
systems
interconnected
to all shield
the
headset
such
a
wide
variety
other.
intercom
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and
One
remote
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amplifier
or
speaker power
circuit
noise
mic
input
virtually
wire
INTERCOM
system
or
as
beltpacks
devices.
with carries
stations, as a common network,
system; each
shuts
on
lines
immune
that
environments.
main
station
of both
portable
intercom
two-conductor,
the
and
and
off a station's
the
line (200 to
RFI
STATION
consistently
connected
and
loudspeaker
and
systems
DC
power
the
other
ground.
is
usually
main
and
amplifier,
mic
is not
increased
Ohms)
and
and
dimmer
provides
A
basic
system
to
various
stations.
fixed-installation
can
also
interface
shielded
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wire
One
located
remote
and
pre-amp
specially
microphone
volts)
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in
the
station
signaling
when
by
an
unused
designed
noise.
high-clarity
consists
single-
units.
with
cable,
from
a
2-way
(duplex)
(per
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main
station
houses
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the
headset
yet
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of
or
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or
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headsets.
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Remote place not
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continue
program
be
Signal
allows
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stations)
stations
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minimum
fluctuate
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for
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stations,
input
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to
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upon the
power
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load
as
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volts
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speaker
SPL
using
to
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of
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power
with
the
intercom
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user
to attract
type
of
is
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stations)
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intercom
line.
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stations)
volts
control,
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remote
number
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line
at
a
audio
the network.
stations
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available.
certain
stations
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and
remote
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of operators
selected
of remote
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high
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power quiescent extremely
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higher
lines.
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the
stations,
stations
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on most
supply
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main
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stations
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units
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2-Channel
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MS-222
The microphone
features The
microphone
The greater
The channels. head-set
Monitorina
OVERALL
MS-222
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MS-222
MS-222's
than
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or
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front speaker up
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DESCRIPTION
is
a
rack-mount,
(MS-222GM),
speech
contains
preamp
four-watt
110 provides
supports
6
remote
System
panel
for
use
channel
two
channel
two
is
optimized
power
dB
SPL.
DC and speaker
of
the
by
the
"Listen
may
channels
selection
two-channel
regulated
intelligibility mic
preamps
for
amp
voltage
monitors
MS-222
operator.
be
together).
and
two
stations.
has
Level"
monitored
on
the
power
in
all
with
the
type
can
drive
the
ability
intercom
one
headset
The
operator
volume
separately,
These
station.
main
station supply noise-levels.
volume
and
limiters
of
microphone
a
standard
to
talk
lines
connector
monitors
controls
controls
for
containing
(one
or
with
a
speaker,
a
versatile
each
microphone
used
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&
listen
on
as
and
the
intercom
for
Channel
both
simultaneously are
always
optional
monitoring
input.
with
it.
headset
two
separate
many
as
a
panel
mounted
channels
A,
one
active
goose
system.
Each
to
levels
30
remote
turning
for
Channel
(without
regardless
neck
It
S
The
speaker
The
jack
headset
Dual-Action
Each
channel
momentarily. Pressing
off.
The
"Talk"
Staae
Announce
The
"STAGE chosen back
panel.
The
Stage channels.
The
"STAGE
pressed. muting
a
may
be
marked
connector.
"Tak
the
button
microphone
This
The
local
"Earphone"
Butons
has
its
button
will
(Paging)
ANNOUNCE"
Announce
mute
ANNOUNCE"
1
amp
monitor
turned
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can
be
own
"Talk"
quickly
preamp
will
illuminate
button
button
function
button
contacts
speaker).
on
and
is
connected
used
button
"toggle"
dimly
on
to
the
balanced,
also
mutes
can
be
also
can
be
off
with
for
monitoring
which
the
when
the
front
the
defeated
activates
used
a
separate
in
parallel
or
can
either
"talk"
function,
activated.
panel
line-level
operator's
with
an
a
SPDT
for
any
user
front
panel
with
the
earphone
recording.
"Latch"
alternately
sends
the
Stage
Announce
voice
output
internal
from
desired
switch.
on,
signal
to the
user "C"
relay
control
circuit
or
operate
turning
from
selectable
it
the
output
intercom
when
function
of
the
on
or
on
the
jumper.
(i.e.
11/90
Sidetone
Rev.
The of
the
1.0
"Sidetone
operators
Adjust"
own
voice
controls
as
for
each
heard
channel
in
the
Page
on
headset.
6
the
front
panel
allows
adjustment
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DESCRIPTION
Sianalmna
Call
Visual
headsets button lights
I
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Signaling
"Call"
turned
or
each
for
all
stations
at
MS-222
attracts
their
off
channel.
that
on
2-Channel
the
speakers.
Pressing
channel.
Main
attention
The desired
the
"Call"
The
Station
people
of
MS-222
channel
is
active
who
panel
front
button
regardless
have
turns
removed
provides
the
on
talk
of
their
"Call"
a
"Call"
status.
a
When
that
with
Proaram
MS-222
The
monitored
adjustable
external
The channels,
interrupted
LINKinh
Remote
Power
Channen
A
front
channel
and
Mi-K*ll
MS-222
The
remote
power
DC
Sunnlv
MS-222
The
from
A short-circuit general
"Short"
automatically
accepts
the
in
with
program
mixes
and
the
by
switch
B
together
Funtion provides
from
Protection
power
or
5V
11
sensor
within
station
the
Tbaethe
both
overload.
remote
station's
Input
panel
stations.
a
current
illuminates.
sends
channel
headset
"Program
"TALK"
Momentarily
230V
lights
a balanced,
speaker.
or
is
also
the
with
for
provided
is
a
for
ability
the
channels,
supply
to
is
(selectable)
protect
If
a
Removing
seconds.
5
signal,
Call
a
brightly,
mic-level
Program
allows
that
turn
to
AC
system
occurs,
short,
knob
signal.
intercom
off
the
the
mains
Monitor
assignable
intercom
particular
a
combined
pressing
clearing
regulated,
the
short
the
the
in
lamp
the
whether
and
channel.
current-limited,
from
will
or not
line-level
or
volume
front
the
on
adjustable
The
operator
the
system
open-mics
any
Channel
function
'talk'
supply.
miswired
red
the
cause
for
program
A
RMK
The)
LED
the
button
'Talk"
channel
the
program
the
panel.
level
in
feed
instantly
to
consisting
Series
on
button
all
of
provides
and
MS-222
cable
the
on
power-supply
is
input
operator's
either
to
can
conned
of
500 will belt-packs.
the
has
shorts
or
panel
front
associated
selected.
which
listening
or
both
to
set
be
channel
channels.
both
belt-pack
remove
volts
30
automatic
an
in
the
marked
to
reset
can
be
the
DC lines itself
be
at
is
A
1
or
05/92
System
The
channels
Easy
The wired with
Eay
The supplies
1.1
Rev.
Termination
MS-222
Interconnection
MS-222
in
standard
System
MS-222
provides
and
A
provides
parallel)
mic
Expansion
can
multiple
for
B.
and
individually
three
three
(see
cable
ganged
be
two-channel
selectable
3-pin,
Channel
for
next
together
systems
XLR
male
B.
section).
with
Page
audio
outputs
Intercom
MS-222's
other
back-up
and
7
termination
Channel
for
signals
are
other
or
power
networks
A
(connectors
from
fed
Clear-Com
support.
for
the
both
are
MS-222
power-
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DESCRIPTION
1.2
TECHNICAL
/
Clear-Corn
MS-222
SPECIFICATIONS:
2-Channel
Main
Station
HEADSET
--
Dynamic
--
Input
--
Frequency
--
Gain
PANEL
--
Input
--
Frequency
--
Gain
MICROPHONE
Headset
Level
------
Response:
from
Headset
MICROPHONE
Level
------------------------------------
Response:
from
Headset
Input:
--------------------------
to
Intercom
PRE-AMP:
-------------------------
to
Intercom
HEADPHONE/SPEAKER
--
Load
Impedance:
--
Output
--
Distortion:
--
Frequency
--
Gain
Level:
from
PROGRAM
--
Input
Level
--
Input
Impedance:
--
Frequency
INTERCOM
--
Impedance,
--
Level,
Line
--
Sidetone
--
Crosstalk,
--
Noise,
Null
SN
-------------
Intercom
INPUT:
Response:
LINE
Station Ratio
--------------------------------
---------------------------------------
Response:
-------------------------
Line:
Ref.:
----------------------------------
---------------------------
--------------------------
DRIVE/RECEIVE
Output
(200
Load:
ohm
load):
Capability:
Induced
in
Listen
PRE-AMP:
------------------------
…--
--------
Line:
Line:
--------
--------
AMPLIFIER:
---
-
----
CIRCUITS:
----------------------
---------------------
----------
Ch.
to
Ch.:
-------
Channels:
----------
Input
Impedance
55
dBv*
250
Hz
to
+41
dB
45
dBv*
nominal
250
Hz
to
+31
dB
8
Ohms
at
least
+20
<0.2%
THD
200-18KHz
+------
37
dB
-65
dBv*
>
1
KOhms
150
Hzto
>
10
KOhms
t
-9
dBv
(nominal)
>
25
dB
>60
dB
>60
dB
nominal
12
KHz,
12
KHz,
dBv*
at
+/-2dB
(mic)
(mic)
18
KHz
(200Hz
(200Hz
-
1
KOhms
contoured
contoured
across
KHz
-15
dBv*
>100
-1 0
+5dBv
- 1
0
KHz)
for
for
600
ohm
(line)
KOhms
KHz)
(max
intelligibility.
intelligibility.
(line)
before
clip)
INTERCOM Usable Total
Line
POWER
--
Output
--
Output
--
Output
--
Current
SYSTEM
Line
Quality:
Length
SUPPLY:
Voltage:
Ripple:
Noise:
limit:
-----------------------------
SPECIFICATIONS
---------------------------------
on
One
Channel
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--
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CONNECTORS:
--
Intercom:
--
Program:
--
SA:
AC
POWER
PHYSICAL
--
Dimensions:
--
Weight:
--
Operating
*
-
OdBv
--
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REQUIREMENTS:
SPECIFICATIONS:
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Temperature
=
0.775
volts
Range:
RMS.
(Specifications
(STANDARD
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---------------
19"W
x
3.5"H
7.4
Ibs
(3.4
-
32-1
22
F
CLEAR-COM):
>
100
Stations
,
5000
feet
+30
Volts
<
1
mili
volt
AC
<
-70
dBv
AC
RMS
1.0
A
6
XLR-3
XLR-3F
XLR-3M
(3-CH
A,
105-125/210-250
x 1
0.0D
(483mm
Kg)
(0-50
C)
subject
to
change
RMS
3-CH
VAC,
x
89mm
without
B)
50
to
notice.)
60
Hz,
x
254mm)
60
VA
11/90
Rev.
1.0
Page
8
Page 10
INSTALLATION / Clear-Com
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
SECTION INSTALLATION
2
OF
2.1
INSTALLATION
The
MS-222
supply. Installations can The
fundamental concept
provide
termination.
KOhms.
The
termination
4.7
KOhm
audio
frequencies
high
DC
too
much
The
DC
impedance The
receive or
reject
(null) null' circuit Variations
THE
MS-222
2-CHANNEL
OVERVIEW
is a
combination
of a very
depending
vary
of Clear-Com
high
impedance The line
of
that
is
paralleled
current sourced signals
drivers
an
intercom
in a
line
with a 10
is
220 Ohms.
The
resistance allows a CALL
current. A CALL
source
and
for
this
not
affecting
"listen"
any "talk"
depends on a known
in
impedance on
signal
CALL
section
signal
the
signal
the
audio
of
stations contain a 'hybrid
being
impedance
line
MAIN STATION
versatile
on
what
Party-Line intercom
station
is a
have
(or
channel)
uF
capacitor.
DC
resistance
voltage
to
DC
voltage
is
also a current
a
be
signal.
sent by
that station
on
upset the
'null'.
intercom
station
features
into a single
source
is
placed
impedance
a 220
Ohm
The
impedance
of
the network
on
greater
than
source
on
that
the
intercom line
are
used.
is
that
common
resistor
the line
10
there
null'
circuit
channel.
to
and a system
all
stations
power
system
greater
of
is 5
than
10
in
series
with
the network
KOhms.
The
without drawing
volts
on
the
line.
by providing a high
that attempts
The
'hybrid
accomplish
this.
a
at
to
Clear-Com networks on termination possible double null
circuits.
CAUTION:
not
to
must be
CLEAR-COM Clear-Com relate
main
all
will
oscillation
or
multiple
All
fail
to
terminated
party-line intercom
to
system
A.
MAIN
B.
MASTER
C.
REMOTE
terminate
STATION
STATION:------
and
some remote
intercom
be
output
provided.
of
line
drivers,
terminated
Clear-Com
to
Intercom lines
or
to
keep
the
stations
lines.
It is
An
unterminated
and
sever
line
will
cause
'double'
terminate a line.
line drive
up
must
circuits stable.
TYPES:
powering
and
stations termination.
Supplies
Provides
all
fall
system
switch
STATION: -Contains a power
-
Provides switch
STATION: -No
-
May
power
or
may not
supply.
provide
unbalance
low
The
switch
to
the
user
line
will
levels
be
terminated.
into
one
four
types
power
selectable
to
determine
cause
excessive
of
hybrid
and
sever
Care
All
unused intercom
of
four distinct catagories
are as
for
external
selectable terminations.
supply
selectable
have
just
Derives
power
terminations.
for
itself.
line
terminations.
from the intercom line.
termination
where
levels,
null
networks.
unbalance
must
be
follows: stations.
the
of
hybrid
taken
inputs
A
that
11/90
Rev.
1.0
D.
POWER
SUPPLY:
---
Supplies
---
Provides switch
system
Page
fower
selectable
9
for
external
terminations.
stations.
Page 11
INSTALLATION
/
Clear-Corn
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
SYSTEM multiple
STATION
TERMINATIONS
ON
Clear-Com STATIONS
provide
POWERING:
REMOTE
through
RS-501
i
power
that
1 A of
STATIONS.
the
>
supplies
can
current.
Typical
intercom
CC-758
Typical
can
operated
be
Clear-Com
REMOTE
The
cable.
RS-501
Single
paralleled
be
in a system.
systems
CC-75B
Power
to
consist
STATIONS
RS-5O1
4
Source
increase
The
System
the
MS-222,
the
CC-75B
and
MAIN
TO
2FLTPACO
of
are
powered
CC-75B
MAIN
a
STATION
from
RS-501
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~KB-111A
REMOTE
number
CS-222,
of and
the
PS-22
will
OTHER
S
simply
By
current
power
Wor
TERMINATIONS
capacity
source
2ng
ON
connecting
of
the
need
would
system
RS-SO1
M
M
CC-75B
PS-22
a
system
to
3
Itw
or
another
is
raised
the
be
in
21
more
RS-5O1
MS-222
2
to
OFF
.wer
CC-75B
TERMINATIONS
in
A.
The
position.
supDDII
RS-501
parallel
with
termination
Lb
NOTEQTe
CC-758
RS-501
OFF
an
existing
switches
fnction
f
RS-501
CC-75B
MS-222
in
the
CC-758
RS-501
the
second
not
Mill
CC-752
BELTPACKS
TOOTHER
BELTPACKS
OR
PRODUCTS
05/92
Rev.
1.1
System
With
Multiple Power
Page
Sources
10
Page 12
INSTALLATION
2.2
CABLE
The
Clear-Com
channel conductor
return considerations
/
Clear-Com
CONSIDERATIONS:
of
intercom. One
carries
for
audio
MS-222
intercom
the
DC
and
power.
in
mind:
2-Channel
is
intended
line
conductor
power
for
When
Main
to
run
carries
remote
choosing
stations.
Station
shielded twisted
on
a
full
duplex
interconnect
("two-way")
The
shield cable,
audio,
is
used
keep
pair
for
the
of
cable
other
the
ground
following
per
1.
DC
resistance
longer resistance location)
2. side-tone (capacitance containing
PORTABLE
Typical
microphone acceptable.
Portable connectors;
or input Chaining installation.
than 1 00
to
The
capacitance
cable
remote
"loop-thru"
by
three
and
of
the
ground
feet
do
not
of
the
ground
any
point
of
stability.
between
5000
feet
INSTALLATION
portable
for
cable.
when
For
For
runs
stations
installing
connected
output
Line-Splitting
return
in
the
the interconnect
capacitance
Total
conductor
of
cable
system
runs
longer
such
along
Line-Splitter
or
common
wire
use
(the
combined
system
CABLE
less
than
a
system
decreases
should
and
at
50
pF per
interconnections
than
feet
500
as
belt-packs
that
interconnect
one
(OP-1
conductor
smaller
be
cable
affects
should
shield)
foot.
feet a cable
500
use a 20
have a pair
includes
00)
that
the
amount
affects
20
than
under
not
equivalent
gauge.
parallel
1.5
system
greater
be
is
flexible,
gauge
these,
Clear-Com provides
path. can also
cable
of
crosstalk.
The
total
all
sum
ohms.
to
made
cable or
of input
they
simplify wiring.
required
shields
of
frequency
0.25
than
an
intercom
two-conductor,
of
24
gauge
and
be
can
For
runs
to
a
response uF
system
shielded
wire
is
larger.
output
"daisy-chained"
a
one
Daisy-
and
simplifies
and
the
PERMANENT
Vinyl-jacketed
low-capacitance
greater
runs necessary.
Multi-pair systems. of
the
cable to
INSTALLATION
shielded
than
that
cable
For
cross-talk considerations
produce
20
500
gauge
is
CABLE
pair
is
the
wire
for
feet.
Placing
individually
the
lowest
cable
of
runs (under 500
short
cable
the
shielded
the
possible
for
conduit
must
path
for
permanent
choice
in
is
acceptable for shields DC
installations.
and
use
in
together
return.
1 8 gauge
multi-channel
feet)
is
recommended
be
tied
ground
but
on
Use
cable
not
both
a
for
ends
11/90
Rev.
1.0
Page
11
Page 13
INSTALLATION
2.3
REAR
/
Clear-Com
PANEL
MS-222
DESCRIPTION
2-Channel
Main
Station
1.
Power The
AC
is
a
rocker
2.
Power Just
below
power
3.
Power Just
below screwdriver fuse
block
(S~rM~0
Switch
"Power
switch
Connector
the
power
input.
Voltage
the
EIA
in
the
will
release
Switch"
with
a
switch
Select
receptacle
slot
between
from
is
located
"1"
and
MS-222
on
mark
for
is
an EIA
Fuse
Block
is a plug-in
the
connector
the
connector.
Fij
Rear
the
on
and
power
Panel
top
left
"0"
receptacle
fuse
block.
and
corner
for
off.
the
of
the
for
By
placing
block
rear
either
and
twisting
panel.
115
a
flat
or
230
blade
slightly
The
VAC
switch
the
Complete in
value
By
turning
voltage
E
the
oln
4.
Intercom There
are
Standard
5.
Termination Each
intercom
termination
MAIN
stations
CAUTION: ONE
TERMINATION
COM
LINE
OPERATION.
removal
regardless
the
block
range.
The
selected.
Line
Connectors
two
sets
Clear-Com
Switches
channel
of
the
intercom
connected
FOR
PROPER
DRIVERS
of
the
of
the
over
vo
tage
of
three
wiring
is
BE
DEPEND
block
will
give
AC
voltage
when
replacing
rangn
that
XLR-3M
is
as
follows:
provided
line.
to the
OPERATION
PRESENT
with
The
inter-corn
ON
access
applied.
it
in
iua
intercom
Pin Pin Pin
a
'Termination"
switch
is
line. IT IS
ON
A
CLEAR-COM
A
KNOWN
to
both
fuses.
the
receptacle
rignI
side
U
connectors
1
--
Ground
2
-
+30
3 -Intercom
provided
IMPERATIVE
LOAD
for
VDC
switch
in
INTERCOM
VALUE
Both
will
on
both
Audio
case
THAT
fuses
convert
theI
bottom
channel
allowing
there
are
ONE
LINE.
FOR
PROPER
are
the
input
oflt
outputs.
easy
multiple
AND
identical
bI
Nk
ONLY
CLEAR-
11/90
Rev.
1.0
Page
12
Page 14
INSTALLATION
/
Clear-Com
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
6.
Announce The
"Announce"
output Wiring
7.
Announce
impedance,
as
is
The "Announce" contacts
8.
Program The
Winng
9.
Program
The
are
"Program"
as
is
"Program
Output
follows:
Relay
"Form
Left Center
Right
Input
follows:
Gain
Input Gain
Connector
output
is a XLR-3M.
and
has
Pin
Pin 2 --
Pin 3 -
Contact
relay
contacts
C"
(break
----
most
-----
most
Connector
is
a
input
Pin 1 -­Pin 2 ­Pin 3 -
Switch
output
an
1
--
Ground
-Audio
+Audio
Terminals
are
before
---
N/O
C ---
--
N/C
---
XLR-3F.
Ground
-Audio +Audio
Switch"
The
level
available
make).
Normally
Wiper
Normally
It is
an
electronically
located
is
output
is
transformer
approximately
of
on a screw
contact
The
Open
Contact
Closed
next
Contact
to
the
isolated,
dBv.
0
terminal
description
balanced
"Program
600
block.
is
The
as
follows:
(differential)
connector.
Input"
ohms
relay
input.
In
the
"Mic"
produce uses.
the
"Line"
In
signal
input
position
a
usable
position
will
the
from
level
the
produce
will
input
a
input
a
nominal
accept
-65
dBv
presents
intercom
a
'low' impedance
signal
level
for
on
input
balanced
a
monitor
high
impedance
intercom
an
dynamic microphone
a
-15
line feed
dBv
and
intercom
and
line.
and
11/90
Rev.
1.0
Page
13
Page 15
INSTALLATION
/
Clear-Corn
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
"CAUTION
IQ
Operating
2.4
INTERNAL
ACCESS
To
access removed. screws
These
avoid
electric
Instructions OPTIONS
TO
INTERNAL the
Remove
on
the
servicing
shock
internal
the
top
of
the
instructions
AQ
n
unless
AND
ADJUSTMENTS
OPTIONS
options
two
and
screws
station.
ame
perform
Y
AND
an
are
Qualified
ADJUSTMENTS:
adjustments
on
either
side
Remove
the
for
mu
servicing
to
the
cover
of
the
cover.
S~-Zzz
by
qtr
d
js:
of
station.
MU2
ualfied
tha
the unit
Remove
service
n
must
psnnel
contained
be
the
four
COMPONENT
SIDE
in
ni
itn
11/92
1.
JP-1 Jumpers
intercom
The for
lines jumpers the
2.
JP-3 Jumper "Talks".
the
3.
Power Potentiometer
power as
close
Rev.
1.3
and
JP-2 JP-1 cable
"S"
position
in in
jumper
Interrupt
JP-3
Position
factory
Supply
supplies
as
Location
Line
Length
and
JP-2
lengths.
of
the excess the
of
"L"
position.
500
completely.
Enable/Disable
allows
with
"'r
JP-3
the
is
in
Voltage
P3
is
provided
are
intended
possible
to
of
Selection
allow
the
JP-1
is
for
jumpers
feet
For
is
The
very
Jumper
user
to
enable
for
yes
to
the
'Y'
position.
Adjustment
for
to
be
each
other
Jumpers
and
Jumpers
optimization
channel
for
A
'short'
MS-222
short
total
the
"Stage
muting
trim
and
adjustment paralleled for
proper
Page
14
Adjustments
of
the
hybrid
and
JP-2
lines
(200
is
shipped
line
lengths
Announce"
"N"
for
no.
of
the
on
the
same
sharing
of
is
for
-
500
from
The
+30
line
current.
on PCB
null
circuitry
channel
feet). the
(less
mute
B.
The
factory
than
function
MS-222
volt power
their
outputs
for
excessive
"L"
position
with
200
ft)
is
shipped
supply.
should
the
remove
of
active
from
If
is
be
Page 16
INSTALLATION
2.5
INTERCONNECTION
Clear-Corn
/
MS-222
SETUP
2-Channel
Main
Station
After determining
MS-222; the the
it
can Power Block page
12
i it
1.
Use
be
needs
standard
BENDS
for
units
2.
Route all
assignments
Pin 1 ­Pin 2 ­Pin 3 -
3.
Route
electric
4.
In
permanent installations,
ACCORDANCE
5. If
program
Input
operator
the
program
is
switch-selectable
input
impedance
position.
system
anywhere
on
the rear
changing.
IN
THE
cable
cables
Common +30 Intercom Audio
cables
motors,
monitoring
(3-pin
femal)
can
can
signal)
or
is 1
configuration
as
long as
panel
for
the
shielded
mic
CABLING;
extending
from the
ALL
on
Volts
away
or
from
Main
3-pin
intercom
DC
from
heavy
power transformers.
BE
APPROVED
WITH
is
required,
connector
hear
the
program
be
sent
to
(on
the
line-level
00K
(-15
Ohms
in
and channel
it
is
provided
proper
cable
(see
ALLOW
assignment,
with a source
AC
voltage
section
AT
LEAST 3 inches
rear panels.
Station
to
the
connectors
AC
power
sources, such
SURE TO
INSTALL
LOCAL
on
in
either
rear
panel)
connect the MS-222
the
intercom
the
headset mixed
line.
for
either
dBv nominal). The
the
position,
line
pick a location
range.
ALWAYS AVOID
2.2).
Remote
Stations.
are:
THE
BUILDING
external rear
signal
panel.
with
The
program
mic level
input
is
600
Ohms
for
the
of
AC
power. Check
See
section
2.3
on
SHARP
behind rack-mount
Pin
as
lighting panels,
SYSTEM
IN
CODE.
to
the
Program
The
station
intercom
(-65 balanced nominal
activity
pre-amp's
dBv
nominal
and
the
the
mic
in
gain
or
6.
If
the
Stage.
(3-pin
male transformer the
output
common If
the
(NO or
to
contact at
7.
Turn
panel
Sidetone
be
(pin-2
SA
relay
NC)
controlled.
rating
120 VAC.
on
power
should
levels
NOTE ABOUT
Mic
Type
Impedance
Output
Headphone Impedance
Announce function XLR)
connector
balanced,
is
to
be
to
is
depending
of
switch on
illuminate.
HEADSETS:
----
--
--------
--
600
used
pin-1).
to
be
used,
on
The relay
the
relays
as
desired.
Dynamic
150-250
-55dB
--
Dynamic
50-2000
Ohms
as
an
what
is a form
the
Plug
The
Ohms
Ohms
used,
to
be
MS-222
on
is
the
impedance,
unbalanced
connect
are
rear
in
to
the
action
is
needed
C,
Break
IA
resistive
panel. The GREEN
headset,
a
following
is a description
Wiring:
connect
rear
panel.
and
an
source
connect
appropriate
for
the
before
at
24
and
set
intercom,
Pin
1
--
Pin
2--
Pin 3
--
Pin
4
--
to
the
Announce
This output
output level
one
screw external
Make,
contact.
VDC
or
Power
of 0 dBv.
side
lug
terminals
equipment
1/2A
resistive
led
on
is
to
the f ront
Program,
of a recommended
mic
common
mic
hot headphone headphone
common
hot
Output
NOTE:
and
headset.
If
the
11/90 Rev.
1.0
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15
Page 17
INSTALLATION
/
Clear-Com MS-222 2-Channel
Main
Station
TYPICAL
MS-222
KS-AI0I
A
~
~
SYSTEMS:
8 KB-IIIARS
~
RSS
zo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
C75
Sa
RS-Sol
C-s
K
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CC-75D
RS-SDI
CC-753
c-753
~~~~~S502
-0
cc-uoe
_____
____
____
____ ____ __
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KD-1IIA
K111A
KB-liA
RS-502
WP-2
=-2
BS-X
111 111:!
KD-I1IA
WI-2
CC-20
)HS-6
RSX
Wi-2
CC-2408
11/90
Rev.
1.0
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16
Page 18
OPERATION / Clear-Com
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
SECTION
Normal intercom press the
each
3 / OPERATION
operation
operation
Talk
of the
set
switches
control.
OF
THE
MS-222
the
when
MS-222
Listen
talking.
2-CHANNEL
only
requires
Level
controls
The
o
rest
(I~~@
INTERCOM
access
to the
front panel
for
each channel to desired
of
this
section
is a detailed
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OPERATION
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MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
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3.1
FRONT
1.
Talk
Buttons
Each
channel
to
a
given electrically button
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MOMENTARY: press
function button
TALK activated.
CALL received
2.
Call
Each send
for
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into
will
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channel
a
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that
channel.
PANEL
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channel.
the
button
pressed.
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momentary
turm
off.
pressed.
on
that
channel.
has
signal
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its
own
illuminated
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action
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button
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button
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on
function
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any
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own
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case
'Talk"
button
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"Call"
button.
channel
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the
pushbutton (momentary
quickly
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for
longer
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will
will
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regardless
button
for
is
or
than
when
the
function
illuminate
illuminate
the
of
the
activating
momentary
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the
1/4
button
is
activated
dimly
brightly
"Call"
activation
depending
"alk"
second
is
released
indicating
when
button
function,
of
the
microphone
in
action,
will
turn
all
of
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when
a
"Call"
at
any
the
"Talk"
however
on
how
alternately
the
button
the
'Talk"
time
the
a
'Talk"
signal
time
will
circuit
feed
the
turning
is
is
it
on
or
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3.
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controlled
listen
4.
Side
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the This
loading. rotate
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the feedback control.
"Talk"
button
indicating
Level
Controls
channel
to
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channel
microphone
control
the
speaker
has
by
any
a
channel,
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has
is
a
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headphone
control
and
path
it
for
that
the
presence
a
separate
logic.
turn
the
a
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that
is
heard
true
hybrid
clockwise
panel
will
be
necessary
channel
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use
microphone
of
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listen
to
control
null
in
the
null
control
h
is
best
to
obtain
will
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completely
earphone
to
illuminate
"Call"
signal
Level"
a
channel,
control.
and
to
find
the
desired
are
used
use
an
brightly
on
control.
turn
up
off.
This
control
from
that
therefore
the
'null' side
together
almost
complete
while
the
line.
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the
appropriate
is
used
channel.
is
sensitive
for
a
given
tone
level.
providing
'null'
the
"Call"
is
always
to
channel
a
button
control.
to
set
the
changes
possible
of
the
on
and
amount
and
side
is
is
not
To
not
in
line
then
acoustic
tone
of
11/90
Rev.
1.0
Page
18
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OPERATION
/
Clear-Com
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
Remote
5. It
sometimes
in a system.
pack
the Pressing
microphones CAUTION:
other
place of
the
affected
6.
Program
MS-222
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channels
turned
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the
ON
the
OFF
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the
INT channel. dressing
Mic
Kill
Bufton
becomes
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removed
is and
holding
at
all
Series
CANNOT
RMK
the
than
channel.
Enable
independently.
ON,
position
position
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room
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the
has
or
OFF,
the
position
the
"Program
show monitor
desirable
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momentarily
the
RMK
500
be
station.
local
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to
ability
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program is
the
program
feed
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"Program
with
INTERRUPT.
program
Interrupt"
applications.
in
an
intercom
beltpacks
500
the
microphone
for
button
behtpacks.
The
fed
is
fed
or
if
RMK
works
external
an
to
not
fed
except
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power for
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the
used
oni
is
system
have
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action
frm
program
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channel
to
the
when
function
to
turn
the
feature
circuits
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signal allows
under
*Talk"
be
can
will
MAIN
seconds
channel
a
momentarily
singla
a
channel.
a
off
all
that
will
reset
is
derived
shorts
station
to
either
the
all
conditions.
is
activated
for
used
open
microphones
DC
if
the
be
turned
all
open
from
the power
systeml
of
the
program
to
the
cueing
talent
power
off.
some
two
be
to
to
line
and
7.
Program
Each being
8.
Headset
The MICROPHONE:
about HEADPHONE:
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g.
Earphone The This
Speaker
10. The
11.
Mic
The
Send
channel
sent
Connector
"Headset"
200
marked
jack
output
switch
Select
Mic
Select
Level
a
has
to that
ohms.
Jack
ON/OFF
channel
connector
The
The
headsets
"Earphone"
is
capable
marked
Switch
Switch
Controls
"Program
when
is
a
MS-222
MS-222 is
are 400
of
driving
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enables
Level"
Send
program
the
XLR-4M
intended
is
designed
for
ohms
provides
an 8
ohm
ON/OFF is
the operator
control
is
wired
for
to
work
to
drive
the
single
an
output
headphone
used
to
to
that
sets
activated.
standard
a
with
a
50
to
muff
and 200
intended
or
turn
the speaker
which
select
the
amount
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dynamic
1000
to
loudspeaker.
microphone
ohm
headphone.
ohms
an
drive
on and
microphone
program
of
headsets.
for the
extra
dual
earphone.
off.
is
active.
of
05192
Rev.
1.1
Page
19
Page 21
OPERATION
12.
Link The channels B channel.)
operate.
/
Clear-Com
Switch
switch
A
are
totally
When
The
MS-222
marked
and
B
so
isolated
in
channel
"Link"
that
and
the
"A+B
B
2-Channel
on
the right
all
stations
stations
controls
Link"
have
on
operating
Main
side
can
talk
one
channel
no effect.
Station
of
the
to
each
mode,
unit
allows
other.
cannot
only
the
(Normally
talk
the
channel
operator
to
stations
to
channels
on
A
controls
"combine"
A
and
the
other
NOTE: 'combine'.
internally
putting station
CAUTION:
the
system
SWITCH TERMINATION. causing
13.
Program The directly headphone
14.
Stage
The
microphone
speaker/amplifier also
"SA"
When
disconnected
all
stations
terminations.
"line
terminations"
equipped
ON
significant
"Program
in
the headphone
Announce
"Stage
available
button
the
switch
What
really
on
The
LINK
with
THE
STATIONS
Both
sidetone
Monitor
or speaker
Announce"
input
is
Control
Monitor"
Button
to
directly
in
another
that
can
pressed.
is
in
the
happens from
the
the
channel
function for a
double
volume
and
(SA)
be
will
the
system.
"LINK"
switch,
THAT
line
mis-adjustments
control
or
speaker.
does
button
talk
to a system
room.
used
to
"A+B"
position
is
the
three
B
circuitry
A
party-line.
work
properly
If
there
DO
ARE
NOT
termination
sets
This
not
affect
allows
the
A
dry
set
activate
external
the
channels
B
channel
and
connected This
maintains
at
the
is
more
NOT
ATTEMPT
PROVIDING
and
station
and
possible
the
amount control "Program"
only
operator
external
of
relay
switching
to contacts
do
connectors
to
the
all
main
station
than
one
Main
TO
USE
THE
un-termination
feedback
of
the
program
affects
feed
to
the
what
to
the
instantly
intercom
on
as
needed
not
actually
are
simply
A
channel
the correct
that
is
Station
THE
LINK
LINE
will
and
oscillation.
signal
is
heard
intercom
use
the
the
such
rear
when
panel
lines.
as a paging
circuitry,
line
and
providing
in
the
result,
heard
in
the
is
the
Pressing
will
be defeated adjustments)
15.
Power There panel.
NORMAL OVERLOAD
about short
on
SHORT power
Lowering attempt
operation
the
SA
button
restored
Supply
are
every
the
CONDITION:
line
to
when
it
desired
LEDs
two power
OPERATION:
CONDITION:
five
seconds,
line.
has
a
direct
an
excess
reset
the
to
the
power
momentarily
the
button
by
moving
supply
The
the
If
the
short
load
or
power
supply
supply
disables
is
released.
an
internal
status
LEDs
GREEN
If
the
RED
load
is
in
RED
LED
on
ft.
removing
about
without
any
The
jumper.
in
the lower
LED
is
LED
is
excess
is
on
and
a
short
will
once
every
operator
active
"Talks".
"Talk"
muting
(see
section
right
on
by
itself.
on
and
the
of
1
ampere
the
GREEN
allow
the
four
seconds,
intervention.
Active
action
on
internal
hand
corner
GREED
but
there
LED
automatic
to
can
LED
is
does
reset
restore
"Talk"
be
options
of
the
pulses
not
a
not
pulse
circuit
normal
circuits
and
front
on
shortly
direct
on,
to
the
11/90
Rev.
1.0
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20
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TROUBLESHOOTING
/
Clear-Cam
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
SECTION
Symptom
Symptom
/ TROUBLESHOOTING
4
is
#1:
CAUSE: REMEDY:
CAUSE: REMEDY:
#2:
CAUSE:
REMEDY:
CAUSE: REMEDY:
System
short
Loss Plug
Fuses Replace
internal
The
periodically.
Shorted
Remove
Check
waft
Defective Check
non-operable:
not
led
is
AC
of
into
unit
could
fuse(s);
component
short
RED
or
mis-wired
cables,
for
shorts
for
several
Remote
Remote
MS-222
THE
illuminated.
power.
dependable
be
blown.
it
blows
If
failure.
led
stays
intercom
at
one
between
seconds
Station.
unit.
2-CHANNEL
GREEN
AC
source.
repeatedly,
illuminated
cable.
from
time,
a
1
pins
see
if
to
power
without
Main
2.
and
automatic
the
INTERCOM
is
led
probably
the
Station
removing
When
not
illuminated
the
powersupply
GREEN
faulty
until
will
reset
STATION
and
has
led
pulsing
is
line
possible
a
itself.
clear
the
RED
on
located.
short
Symptom
CAUSE: REMEDY:
CAUSE: REMEDY:
CAUSE:
REMEDY:
#3: Excessive
Distance Move
Too Turn
open
Volume
Lower
from
closer
many
off
all
mics.
too
headset
back-ground
mouth
to
mic
to
mic.
entire
on
mics
unused
high.
in
mics.
volume.
noise
is
system.
RMK
pick-up
far.
too
be
can
by
microphone.
to
used
kill
all
Series
500
belt-pack
11/90
Rev.
1.0
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21
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TROUBLESHOOTING
/ Clear-Corn
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
Symptom
CAUSE: REMEDY: CAUSE:
REMEDY:
CAUSE: REMEDY:
Symptom
#4:
Hum
Inductive
power
Relocate 10
Check any Printed
system the you area.
NOTE: OCCURS,
BOOM
inductive Move
#5:
System
or
buzz
pickup
lines
offending
Ohm
chassis
the
intercom
Wiring
ground
Main
Station
carefully
THIS
A
OF
pick-up
mic
away
feedback.
in
system.
caused
or
transformers.
unit.
ground
DC
resistance
connector.
Board.
check
IS
SHOCK
A
HEADSET
If
came
In
Earth
the
A POTENTIALLY
HAZARD
by
headset
from
"hum
by
close
resistor
for
10
R224
is
this
condition
contact
ground.
system
AND
GROUND.
mic;
field".
proximity
(R224)
Ohms
located
with Should ground
DANGEROUS
MAY
check
of
is
open.
between
on
happens
something
this and
EXIST
by
switching
Main
or Remote
the
chassis
the
Rear
Panel
it
Is
because
-HOr
occur, AC
BETWEEN
we
distribution
SITUATION;
mic
station
and
pin-1
Connector
the
with
respect
recommend
In
the
IF
THE
METAL
on
and
off.
to
of
to
IT
CAUSE: REMEDY: REMEDY: REMEDY: REMEDY: REMEDY:
CAUSE: REMEDY: REMEDY: REMEDY:
Symptom
CAUSE:
REMEDY: REMEDY:
Acoustical. Volume Two Headset Headset Headset
microphone
Electrical. Check Check A
headset
used
#6:
Audio
An Headset A
headset
used
too high
or
more
mis-wired. laying
quality.
Termination. sidetone
extension
with great
sounds
ultrasonic
mis-wired.
extension
with
great
at
one
station.
speaker
and earphone.
low
oscillation
on
table
Some
levels. care
and
care
stations
Rewire
and
headsets
cord
was
and
are
distorted
is
present.
Rewire
cord
was
and
are
have
mics
headset
microphone Adjust
not
headset
not
connector.
have
poor
sidetone.
used.
Headset
recommended.
and
the
connector.
used.
Headset
recommended.
on
simultaneously.
on.
Turn
mic
isolation
extension
Call
light
stays
extension
off.
between
cords
on.
cords
the
must
must be
be
11/90
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1.0
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22
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PARTS
LISTING
/
Clear-Com
MS-222
2-Channel
Main
Station
SECTION
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5 / Parts
A
EPa
MS-222
for
List
Description
Bracket, Connector,
Power
Cord, CMOS CMOS CMOS CMOS Diode, Diode,
Diode, Diode, Diode, Diode, Diode, Fuse, Knob,
Zener, Zener,1 Zener, Zener,
1/4A
Volume
Handle, Lamp, LED, LED,
Incandescent Red Green
Manual, Microphone,
OP-AMR OP-AMP, OP-AMP, OP-AMP,
50K
POT,
2K
POT,
50
POT,
5K
POT,
SPDT
Relay, Rubber
Trimpot
Shaft, Speaker, Switch, Switch, Switch,
Switch, Switch,
Switch,
Switch, Transformer, Transformer, Transistor,
Transistor,
Transistor,
Transistor,
Transistor,
Transistor, Transistor,
Transistor,
2-CHANNEL
Hardware
Power
MC14584B
IC, IC,
DG211 4001 4013
1
Quad Dual
Signal
Rect. Rect.
N957B
IC,
IC, 1N4148, 1N4001, 1
N5401,
N5231
N5245B
1 1
N5251
SLO-BLO
with
Black
Square
Square
Instruction
Panel LM384 LM833A
NE5532 NE5534A
Vert.
Trim
Horz.
Trim
Mount
PC
Horz.
Trim
24VDC
Foot
(Sidetone)
8
2
1/2"
Pushbutton
SPDT
Pushbutton
SPDT
SPDT SP3T DPDT 4PDT
Pushbutton
Toggle
Toggle
Slide
Illuminated
SPDT
Audio
Power 2N4401 2N5486
2N5639 MPS-A05 MPS-A13 MPS-A55 MPS-A63 MTA30N0GEL
Handle
for
Entry
Hex
Quad
CJ
2
D
Type
1A
3A
6.8V
B B
20MM
1/8"
shaft
EL3522
(Short
(Power
Mount
Power
Dual
Low
Dual
Low
PC
Mount
PC
(Volume)
Mount
PC
Ohm
(Link)
(Program)
(Term.
(Stage
Channel
N N
Channel
INTERCOM
Module
Schmitt
Analog
NOR
Input
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50V
PIV
PIV
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5%
22V
(Talk
LED)
Good)
Assembly
Noise
Low
Noise
Noise
Mount
(Prog
(Volt
(Sidetone)
(Stage
(Call) 6A
(RMK)
Prog
&
Pushbutton
Announce)
JFET JFET
Power
STATION
Trigger
Switch
Gate
SW)
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(Talk)
MOSFET
60V
30A
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1
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1 4 2 1 1 1 2 3
1 2
1
1
1
1
1
1 4
1
2
1 3 2
1 4 2
1
1
2 2
1 2 3 2
1
1
2
1
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2
1
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Rev.
1.0
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