
MKS-RPSG Microphone Kill Switch Instructions
The MKS-RPSG is a device designed to mute an ETS SM1 series microphone with up to 169 memorized proximity
keychain fobs. It is typically used for privacy and confidentiality purposes. Applications include interview rooms,
Interrogation rooms, hospital rooms and patient exam rooms. The MKS-RPSG is placed in-line with an ETS microphone
and interface device or IP camera audio input. When the microphone enabled,
Mounting
The MKS-RPSG is designed to be mounted on a single gang electrical box.
Cable connections
Run 22 gauge 2 conductor shielded between the SM1 series microphone and MKS-RPS. Run another cable of the same type between
the MKS-RPSG and the ETS interface box. Both cables combined length should not exceed 1000’. If not using an ETS interface note
that power and audio have a common connection to the COM terminal. See figure below.
LED microphone mute indicator
The LED on the proximity reader is green when the microphone is enabled and red when the microphone is disabled.
Programming fobs
Up to 169 fobs can be stored in the reader. Adding fobs to the reader can be done one of two ways. Method 1:
Momentarily press the ‘1S CARD /10S ERASE’ button on the board inside the unit, The reader will beep once and the
LED will flash red and green several times then present the fob to the reader until it beeps. The reader will beep twice and
the LED will flash red and green several times. To add another fob repeat this process.
The second method of adding fobs is to present any fob to the reader that is already memorized by the reader, then after
the beep, within 5 seconds, present the fob to reader that is to be added. The reader will beep a total of 3 times indicating
the card has been memorized.
Deleting fobs: Fobs cannot be individually deleted from the reader data base. The only way to delete fobs is to delete
them all then add the desired fobs back in. To delete all fobs in the reader, hold the ‘1S CARD /10S ERASE’ button down
until you see the LED flash red and green 10 times and beep. Then to start adding cards, you must first use the first
method of adding fobs described above to memorize the first fob.