
Getting Connected 5
Start by Connecting to the Intercom
1. Set the <Talk> switch to the <O> position, and the <Com> switch to the
desired channel.
2. Connect Interchange to your intercom network using one or both of the
<Intercom> XLR jacks.
3. As soon as Interchange becomes connected to the intercom system, the
<Power> LED will light, and the <Com> LEDs will indicate any audio signal
present on the intercom channel.
If using a Mobile Device (If using a phone line, please skip to page 6.)
1. Connect the supplied CN113 interface cable between the front panel
Headset Interface jack and your mobile phone headset jack.
2. Using your mobile phone, place a call to a remote location. You should be
able to immediately monitor the intercom signal from the remote location.
3. Adjust the <Headset Interface Send> level control for desired signal level
at the remote location.
4. Change the <Talk> toggle switch to the <Talk> position to allow the remote
location to be heard on the intercom channel.
5. The return audio path from the remote location into the intercom can be
adjusted two ways. The front panel <Headset Interface Receive> level
control provides adjustment suitable for most mobile devices. However,
most mobile devices also have a headphone level control which works
along with the Interchange controls.
6. It is best to set the headphone level on your mobile device rst, then set
the level on Interchange for nal adjustment. This signal will appear on the
Interchange <Phone> LEDs, not necessarily on the <Com> LEDs. Monitor
receive levels by listening on an intercom belt pack.
Com Balance with Headset Interface
Interchange features an active hybrid to separate the unbalanced 2-wire
intercom audio channel into separate (4-wire) send and receive audio paths.
While nominal separation is achieved with typical operation, the separation can
be ne tuned if the intercom loop oers additional challenges. Perform the tuning
operation when the intercom network is not in use. Using your mobile device,
play or generate a xed level tone or white noise into the intercom system. Adjust
the signal level to 0 dB on the Interchange <Phone> LED display. Be sure that
the <Talk> control switch is in the <Talk> position. Adjust the <Com Balance>
control while observing the <Com> LEDs, to nd the minimum (the position
where the fewest <Com> LEDs are lit). Remove the test signal and proceed with
normal operation.
Getting Connected