NOTE: When communicatingwith thepersonatthe door(s),both sidesofthe
conversation will be heard at each speaker that is in the RAD/INT, or INT
position (See step 18).
13. ROOM TALK BUTTON - always active. This button is used for
communicating with the other rooms. To talk to someone in another room
hold the ROOM TALK BUTTON in while talking in the direction of the
microphone. Thedisplay will show that you are in the talk mode. Release the
ROOM TALK BUTTON when you are finished talking. For a person to talk to
you from another room, that person must hold in the ROOM TALK BUTTON
on the room speaker while talking in the direction of that microphone (the
display will show that you are in the listen mode). When that person stops
talking and releases their ROOMTALK BUTTON, you may talk to the room(s)
again by holding in the ROOM TALK BUTTON.
NOTE: When talking to a person in another room, you will be heard at each
speaker that is in the RAD/INT, or INT position (See step 18).
12 & 13. OPTIONAL DOOR RELEASE - alwaysactive. If the system is wired
touse theDoor/Gatereleasefunction,theDOOR TALKBUTTONandROOM
TALK BUTTON can be used to open the Entry Door or Gate. The Door/Gate
release is activated by pushing both the DOOR TALK and ROOM TALK
BUTTONS for five seconds. The display will show that the RELeaSe is
activated.
14. RADIOVOLUMEKNOB-Recommendedsetting:8:00to9:00.This
knob is used to adjust the audio level of the selected source (FM, AM, AUX,
or TAPE) which is sent to all the speakers. Turning the RADIO VOLUME
KNOB clockwise increases the volume and turning it counter-clockwise
decreases the volume. Each Room Speaker including the MASTER
SPEAKER has its own volume control which can be used to attenuate (turn
down)this"system"audioleveltothedesiredvolumeforeachparticularroom.
NOTE: For best performance, the individual speaker volume controls should
beturnedtomaximumvolume(fullyclockwise)andthentheRADIOVOLUME
KNOB adjusted for the proper listening volume (this is really setting the
maximum listening volume). The individual speaker volume control can then
be adjusted in rooms which require less volume.
IMPORTANT: Do not set the RADIO VOLUME KNOB to maximum and
then adjust all individual speaker volume controls down to acceptable
listening level. This is very inefficient, will cause the amplifier to overheat,
and will add distortion to the system.
15. TONE BASS-TREBLE KNOB - Recommended setting: 12:00.
This knob is used to adjust the tone of the audio heard on all the speakers
(room speakers as well as the MASTER SPEAKER). Turning the TONE
BASS-TREBLE KNOB clockwise increases the treble (makes the high
frequencies louder) and turning it counter-clockwise increases the bass
(makes the low frequencies louder).
16. INTERCOM VOLUME KNOB - Recommended setting: 12:00.
This knob is used to adjust the level of the intercom communications.
Turning the INTERCOMVOLUME KNOB clockwise increases the volume
and turning it counter-clockwise decreases the volume. The INTERCOM
VOLUME KNOBshould be set to a point where intercom communications
can easily be heard, but not so high that the speakers feedback or squeal
when communications are attempted.
17. SPEAKERVOLUMEKNOB-Recommendedsetting:Maximum.
This knob is used to control the volume of the MASTER SPEAKER.
TurningtheSPEAKERVOLUMEKNOBclockwiseincreasestheMASTER
SPEAKER volume and turning it counter-clockwise decreases the
MASTER SPEAKER volume. The SPEAKER VOLUME KNOB should be
normally be set to maximum (fully clockwise) and the RADIO VOLUME
KNOB should be used to adjust for the proper listening volume. If
however,anotherroomneedsmorevolumethantheMASTERSPEAKER,
the SPEAKER VOLUME KNOB may have to be turned down somewhat
and then the RADIO VOLUME KNOB mayhave to be turned up to get the
perfect volume in each room.
18. SPEAKER SWITCHES These switches are used to control the
operation of the Room Speaker in each corresponding room. The
MASTER SPEAKER Switch controls the MASTER SPEAKER.
The ROOM SPEAKERS Switches 1 through 9 control the corresponding
Room Speakers.
The PATIO SPEAKER Switch controls the Patio Speaker(s).
There are four positions for each of these switches.