Panasonic WX-C1011 Series User manual
Panasonic
Wireless
Communication
System
Operating
Instructions
Model
No.
WX-C1
01
1
Series
Digital
Technology
Before
attempting
to
cannect
or
operate
this
product.
picase
read
these
instructions
carefully
and
save
this
manual
for
future
use
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AND
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OPERATING
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AND
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CAUTION
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
OPEN
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
CAUTION:
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
It
is
a
violation
of
Federal
Law
to
begin
operating
this
sys-
tem
prior to
obtaining
an
FCC
Radio
License.
The
FCC
ID
number
for
this
radio
equipment
is
listed
below.
The
lightning
flash
with
arrowhead
sym-
bol,
within
an
equilateral
triangle,
is
ч
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
pres-
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ence
of
uninsulated
"dangerous
voltage"
within
the
product's
enclosure
that
may
be
of
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
а
SA
1965
risk
of
electric
shock
to
persons.
——
an
The
serial
number
of
this
product
may
be
found
on
the
right
of
the
unit.
You
should
note
the
serial
number
of
this unit
in
the
space
provided
and
retain
this
book
as
a
permanent
record
of
your
purchase
to
aid
identification
in
the
event
of
theft.
The
exclamation
point
within
an
equilat-
eral
triangle
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
maintenance
(servicing)
instructions
in
the
literature
accompanying
the
appli-
ance.
Model
No.
Serial
No.
MEET
S
SA
1966
WARNING:
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
or
electric
shock,
do
not
expose
this
appliance
to
rain
or
moisture.
PREFACE
The
Panasonic
Wireless
Communication
System
operates
on
UHF
frequencies.
It
offers
multichannel
flexibility
making
use
of
state
of
the
art
PLL
(Phase
Locked
Loop)
technolo-
ОУ.
The
built-in
diversity
reception
allows
the
use
of
two
anten-
nas
to
ensure
good
performance.
A
remote
speaker
can
be
added
to
the
system.
The
Order
Taker
transceiver
is
a
one
piece,
light-weight
design
with
an
easy-to-install
battery.
New
Functions
of
the
WX-C1011
(New
Technological
Features)
*
DNR
(Digital
Noise
Reduction)
The
DNR
function
embodies
a
new
technology
exclu-
sive
to
Panasonic,
providing
natural
sound
quality
with-
out
the
disagreeable
noise
peculiar
to
digital
process-
ing.
No
Talkback
Echo
Digital
delay
processing
eliminates
talkback
echo
from
the
order
taker.
TBC
(Talkback
Automatic
Level
Control)
Only
human
voice
is
identified
in
a
mixed
input
of
cus-
tomer
voice
and
noise
from
the
menuboard
micro-
phone,
then
its
volume
is
compared
with
that
of
the
talk
of
the
order
taker
to
automatically
control
the
talkback
volume
level.
PRECAUTIONS
The
UHF
wireless
communication
system
is
a
sensitive,
high
quality
instrument
and
should
be
regarded
as
such.
Because
it
is
an
electrical
device,
the
hazard
of
electric
shock
exists,
if
it
is
used
carelessly.
In
order
to
utilize
the
instrument
to
its
fullest
potential,
please
consider
the
following
precautions;
1.
Handle
the
equipment
with
care.
This
equipment
con-
tains
sensitive
components
which
can
be
damaged
by
improper
handling
or
storage.
2.
Refer
any
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
Do
not
attempt
to
disassemble
the
Center
Module,
Order
Taker
or
other
units.
In
order
to
prevent
electrical
shock,
do
not
remove
screws
or
covers.
There
are
no
user-serviceable
parts
inside.
3.
Use
a
dry
cloth
to
clean
the
Center
Module,
Order
Taker
or
other
units
if
soiled
or
dirty.
If
necessary,
a
mild
detergent
may
be
used.
4.
Take
immediate
action
if
the
Center
Module
or
Order
Taker
becomes
wet.
Turn
the
power
off
and
have
the
unit
examined
by
a qualified
service
personnel.
Do
not
expose
the
Center
Module
or
Order
Taker
to
rain
or
moisture,
or
attempt
to
operate
the
equipment
in
wei
areas.
Do
not
operate
the
equipment
if
it
is
wet.
5.
Follow
normal
safety
precautions
to
avoid
persona!
injury.
6.
Properly
store
beltpack
(WITH
HEADSET
PLUGGED
IN)
in
storage
cabinet
to
prevent
damage
to
equip-
ment.
7.
Replace
missing
microphone
and
earpiece
covers
to
prevent
distortion
or
loss
of
audio.
8.
Repair
or
replace
any
defective
components.
9.
Turn
off
the
Order
Taker
when
not
in
use,
in
order
to
save
the
battery
life.
10.
Charge
battery
when
low
battery
indicator
blinks
and
a
puising
high/low
beep
tone
is
heard
in
headset.
11.
Clean
the
Battery
Charger
in
accordance
with
manu-
facturer
instructions
at
least
once
a
month.
12.
Perform
regular
preventive
maintenance
by
testing
accessories
(headset,
batteries
etc.)
PANASONIC
WX-C1011
SERIES
SYSTEM
PARTS
AND
ACCESSORIES
8
Center
Module
H
Power
Transformer
B
Order
Taker
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WX-C1020
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Order
Taker
Case
B
Headset
W
Speaker
Microphone
WX-C
1022
WX-C1027
WX-C550
B
External
Antenna
Kit
WX-C545
PB-900
E
Vehicle
Detector
B
Speaker/Loop
Cable
Kit
917-1
WX-C687
MAJOR
OPERATING
CONTROLS
AND
THEIR
FUNCTIONS
B
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Module
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(D
Power
Indicator
(POWER)
This
indicates
that
the
center
module
is
fully
power-ed.
@)
Vehicle
Detector
Indicator
LED
(VEHICLE
PRESENT)(Amber)
This
indicates
that
a
vehicle
has
been
detected.
(9
Power
On/Otf
Switch
(POWER,
ON/OFF)
This
switch
turns
the
power
on
and
off
to
the
center
module.
(4)
Vehicle
Detector
On/Over-ride
On/Off
Switch
(VEHICLE
DETECTOR
NORMAL,
OVERRIDE
ON,
OFF)
NORMAL:
Set
the
switch
to
the
NORMAL
position
when
a
vehicle
is
at
the
menuboard.
A
beep
tone
is
heard
on
the
Order
Taker
headset.
After
the
beep
tone,
the
Menuboard
Speaker
turns
on
allowing
communication
to
and
from
the
cus-
tomer.
When
the
vehicle
leaves,
the
Vehicle
Detector
turns
off.
OVERRIDE
ON:
Set
the
switch
to
OVERRIDE
ON
posi-
tion.
The
Vehicie
Detector
is
always
turned
on.
OFF:
Set
the
switch
to
the
OFF
position.
A
vehicie
at
the
Menuboard
is
not
detected.
No
beep
tone
is
heard
in
Order
Taker
headset
and
the
Menuboard
Speaker
remains
off.
(5)
Order
Taker
Talk
Lock
Release
Switch
(O/TAKER
TALK
LOCK
RELEASE)
This
switch
is
used
to
release
temporarily
the
Order
Taker
Talk
Lock
mode.
(6)
Talk/Page
Indicator
(TALK/PAGE
MONITOR)
Red:
When
the
Order
Такег
6
in
the
Talk
mode,
the
indicator
lights
red.
Green:
When
the
Order
Taker
is
in
the
Page
mode,
the
indicator
lights
green.
(7)
Auxiliary
Input
Level
Control
(AUX
INPUT
VOLUME)
This
controls
the
input
level
to
the
Auxiliary
Input
Terminal
(31).
Vehicle
Detector
Beep
Volume
Contro!
(BEEP,
VOLUME)
This
control
seis
the
vehicle
detect
alert
beep
tone
for
the
Order
Taker
to
the
optimum
level.
Caution:
When
the
Vehicle
Detector
On/Override
On/Off
Switch
(4)
is
set
to
NORMAL
position,
the
beep
tone
level
of
the
Remote
Speaker
is
also
var-
ied
by
turning
this
control.
(8
Remote
Speaker
Control
(REMOTE
SP
VOLUME)
This
control
sets
the
output
level
of
the
Remote
Speaker
to
the
optimum
level.
Note:
The
line
marked
on
this
control
is
a
standard
position
for
this
adjustment.
Adjust
this
control
to
the
suitable
position
so
that
feedback
does
not
occur.
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Inbound
Volume
Control
(INBOUND
VOLUME)
This
control
sets
the
sound
level
from
the
Menuboard
Microphone
to
the
optimum
level.
Caution:
Adjust
this
control
after
setting
the
Vehicle
Detector
On/Override
On/Off
Switch
(4)
to
OVER-
RIDE
ON
position
and
the
Vehicle
Detector
Indicator
lights.
Note:
The
line
marked
on
this
contro!
is
a
standard
position
for
this
adjustment.
Adjust
this
control
to
the
suitable
position
so
that
feedback
does
not
occur.
17
Outbound
Volume
Control
(OUTBOUND
VOLUME)
This
control
sets
the
output
level
of
the
Menuboard
Speaker
to
the
optimum
level
for
talking
to
customer.
Caution:
Adjust
this
control
after
setting
the
Vehicle
Detector
On/Override
On/Off
Switch
(4)
to
OVER-
RIDE
ON
position
and
the
Vehicle
Detector
.
Indicator
lights.
Note:
The
line
marked
on
this
contro!
is
a
standard
position
for
this
adjustment.
Adjust
this
control
to
the
suitable
position
so
that
feedback
does
not
occur.
*
The
following
switches
and
terminals
should
be
used
by
qualified
service
personnel
only.
*
To
change
the
setting
of
the
following
switches,
turn
off
the
power
of
the
center
module,
then
turn
it
back
on.
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Circuit
Protector
(CIRCUIT
PROTECTOR)
i
|
If
excessive
current
flows
to
the
Center
Module,
the
|
Circuit
Protector
is
triggered.
Turn
off
the
Power
|
On/Off
Switch
(3)
first,
push
in
on
the
red
circuit
pro-
:
tector
and
turn
on
the
Power
On/Off
Switch
(3)
again.
|
If
the
circuit
protector
is
soon
triggered
again,
con-
|
sult
your
dealer
or
authorized
service
center
for
;
assistance.
|
|
(3
DNR
(Digital
Noise
Reduction)
Effect
Level
:
(DNR
EFFECT
DNR1,
DNR2,
DNR3,
ON/OFF)
|
These
switches
are
used
for
noise
reduction
level
|
setting.
|
The
more
the
noise
is
reduced,
the
lower
will
be
the
|
sound
quality.
The
table
below
shows
the
|
relationship
between
noise
reduction
level
and
;
sound
quality.
|
No
setting
should
be
done
other
than
shown
іп
the
|
table.
:
Remarks
fas
DNR
processing
For
a
relatively
quiet
environment
DNR1
DNR2
DNR3
For
a
general
environment.
Normal
ооа
This
balanced
setting
15
|
recommended.
|
Fora
very
noisy
environ-
|
|
ment.
Not
so
recommen-
LOW
|
ded
because
it
seriously
affects
sound
quality.
DNR1
ОМА2
ОМАЗ
|
@
Talkback
Level
Control
(T/B
LEVEL
TBC1, TBC2,
|
ON/OFF)
These
switches
are
used
for
order
taker
talkback
|
level
setting.
Change
the
settings
if
talkback
level
is
too
high.
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|
тоа
-6
dB
Normally
set
to
this
position
:
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В
Talkback
level
set
to
50%
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Talkback
level
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to
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Talkback
level
set
to
25%
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ЕВ
Talkback
off
|
(5
так
Monitor
On/Off
Switch
(Supplementary
Mode
|
Switch)
(TALK
MONIT
OF/OFF)
This
DIP
switch
should
be
normally
be
set
to
the
OFF
|
position.
Consult
your
servicing
dealer
before
attempting
to
:
change
this
switch.
|
16
Channel
Selection
Switch
(CHANNEL
SELECT,
;
А/В)
"B"
position
if
external
interference
occurs.
|
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Channel
Monitor
On/Off
Switch
(CHANNEL
i
—
MONIT,
ON/OFF)
This
switch
is
used
to
check
if
the
desired
channel
is
:
already
used
by
other
systems
at
the
time
of
installa-
:
tion.
This
switch
is
normally
set
to
OFF
position.
Note:
The
Frequency
Setting
Switch
(24)
can
only
be
|
activated,
when
the
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
posi-
|
tion.
|
(8
Auxiliary
Input
Selection
Switch
(AUX
IN
SELECT,
|
G/MIC
/
DDT
BEEP)
This
switch
selects
the
Auxiliary
Input
Level.
G/MIC
(Gooseneck
Microphone):
This
can
be
used
as
a
wired
system.
(Input
:
-62
dBV,
balanced)
DDT
BEEP
(Double
Drive
Through
Beep):
tem.
(Input
:
-20
dBV,
balanced)
|
19
Веер
Time
Selection
Switch
(ВЕЕР
TIME
SELECT,
|
0.5S/CONTIN)
This
switch
selects
duration
of
beep
tone
between
|
0.5
seconds
and
continuous
modes.
This
switch
selects
the
frequency
between
channel
|
"A"
апа
"B"
licensed
by
the
FCC.
This
switch
is
nor-
|
mally
зе
to
the
"A"
position.
The
switch
can
be
set
to
|
This
can
be
used
as
а
double
drive
through
sys-
|
0.5
S:
The
beep
tone
sounds
for
0:5
seconds
after
:
detecting
the
vehicle.
|
CONTIN:
After
the
vehicle
is
detected
by
the
vehicle
|
detector,
the
beep
tone
continuously
sounds
|
until
the
Talk
Switch
(43)
on
the
Order
Taker
has
:
been
pressed.
і
|
@
Page
Оп/ОН
Switch
(REMOTE
SP
PAGE,
ON/OFF)
|
To
monitor
crew-to-crew
Order
Taker
conversation
i
with
the
Remote
Speaker,
set
this
switch
to
the
ON
|
position.
:
|
@
Talk
On/Off
Switch
(REMOTE
SP
TALK,
ON/OFF)
To
monitor
crew-to-customer
Order
Taker
conversa-
i
tion
with
the
Remote
Speaker,
set
this
switch
to
ON
į
position.
:
Note:
Do
not
turn
on
this
switch
and
Menuboard
|
Microphone
On/Off
Switch
simultaneously.
|
#2
Menuboard
Microphone
On/Off
Switch
(REMOTE
SP
MENU
MIC,
ON/OFF)
To
monitor
the
voice
of
a
customer
by
using
the
:
Remote
Speaker,
set
this
switch
to
ON
position.
j
Note:
Do
not
turn
on
this
switch
and
the
Talk
On/Off
|
Switch
simultaneously.
|
|
&
Auxiliary
Input
On/Off
Switch
(REMOTE
SP,
AUX
IN,
ON/OFF)
Set
the
switch
to
the
ON
position
for
the
Remote
:
Speaker
Output
mode.
Е
|
@
Frequency
Setting
Switch
This
switch
selects
the
frequency
from
8
positions.
Note:
The
"9"
and
"0"
positions
are
error
mode.
|
05
Monitor
On/Off Switch
(ON/2)
This
switch
should
be
used
as
the
FCC
Channel
|
Monitor
when
using
the
Channel
Monitor
On/Off
|
Switch
(17).
|
After
setting
the
Frequency
Setting
Switch
(24)
to
the
|
desired
position,
set
this
switch.
Ё
ON:
When
the
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position,
FM
}
noise
will
be
output
when
there
is
no
signal.
|
2:
When
the
switch
is
set
to
the
3
position,
the
noise
:
squelch
function
will
be
activated.
i
Monitor
On/Off
Switch
(26)
Спаппе
setting
Monitor
position
On/Off
Switch
(17)
setting
position
Normal
oper-
ation
mode
MONIT
OFF
Interference
|
FCC
channel
MONIT
ON
confirmation
Monitor
mode mode
i
@
Continuos
Transmission
On/Off
Switch
(ON/1)
ON:
When
the
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position,
the
:
transmission
starts
by
turning
on
the
power
of
the
|
Center
Module.
i
1:
When
the
switch
is
set
to
the
1
position,
the
;
transmission
starts
with
the
following
conditions.
|
е
The
Vehicle
Detector
On/Override
On/Off
Switch
|
(4)
has
been
set
to
ON
or
OVERRIDE
ON
posi-
;
tion.
|
•
Page
or
Talk
Switch
on
the
Order
Taker
has
been
:
pressed.
i
|
€)
Transformer
Terminal
(TRANSFORMER
12V
АС
GND,
LOAD)
Connects
with
the
Power
Transformer
WX-C516.
j
Q9
Vehicle
Detector
Terminal
(V/DET
IN,
COM)
Connects
with
the
Vehicle
Detector
Output
Terminal.
|
9
Gooseneck
Microphone
PTT
Terminal
(G/MIC
PTT
IN,
COM)
|
Connects
with
the
PTT
cable
of
the
Gooseneck
|
Microphone.
i
:
69
Auxiliary
Output
Terminal
(AUX
OUTPUT
СМО,
H)
|
i
Connects
with
the
Auxiliary
Input
Terminal
of
the
|
other
Center
Module.
:
The
auxiliary
output
level
is
-20
dB,
unbalanced.
Note:
When
using
the
Gooseneck
microphone,
con-
|
nect
the
monitor
speaker
with
amplifier
to
this
ter-
minal.
|
i
8)
Auxiliary
Input
Terminal
(AUX
INPUT
H,
С,
GND)
|
Connects
with
the
Auxiliary
Output
Terminal
of
the
|
other
Center
Module
or
with
the
gooseneck
micro-
i
phone.
|
When
connecting
the
gooseneck
microphone,
set
|
the
Auxiliary
Input
Selection
Switch
(18)
to
the
СИМС
|
position.
:
|
82
Remote
Speaker
Terminal
(REMOTE
SP
80
Н,
С)
Connects
with
the
Remote
Speaker.
The
audio
level
is
8
ohms,
2
W,
unbalanced.
j
83
Menu
Speaker
Terminal
(MENU
SP
80
GND,
C,
Н)
|
Connects
with
the
Menuboard
Speaker
WX-C550.
The
audio
level
is
8
ohms,
2
W,
unbalanced.
i
G»
Menu
Microphone
Terminal
(MENU
МІС
Н,
C,
i
—
GND)
Connects
with
the
Menuboard
Microphone.
The
audio
level
is
-61
dBV,
8
ohms,
balanced.
i
@
Message
Repeater
Input
i
(MESSAGE
REPEATER
Н, С,
CTL)
i
Connect
the
message
repeater
here.
The
signals
|
from
this
input
are
output
to
the
menuboard
speaker,
|
REMOTE
speaker
and
AUX
output.
The
message
is
:
muted
when
the
TALK
switch
(43)
is
pressed.
The
;
input
level
is
-24
dBV,
unbalanced.
|
Note:
CTL
permits
message
repeater
control
by
|
pressing
the
TALK
switch
(43).
It
is
an
open
col-
|
lector
type
and
is
to
be
pulled
up
for
use.
|
U—E———————————————————————————————————————————
B
WX-C1020
Order
ТаКег
Note:
To
prevent
damage,
use
a
miniature
screwdriver
to
open
this
cover.
Volume
Control
(VOL,
OFF/0/10)
This
control
is
used
to
turn
the
power
on
or
off
and
adjusis
the
volume
of
the
earphone
output
on
the
head-
set.
Whenever
the
unit
is
not
in
use,
turn
off
the
power
to
save
the
battery
life.
&2
Battery
and
Power
Indicators
(A/B)
These
indicate
the
battery
and
operating
condition
as
follows.
A:
When
the
unit
is in
Channel
A
mode
selected
by
the
А/В
Selection
Switch
(45)
(Normal
operating
condi-
tion),
this
LED
lights.
B:
When
the
unit
is in
Channel
B
mode
selected
by
the
А/В
Selection
Switch
(45)
(Back-up
operating
con-
dition),
this
LED
lights
Blink
(0.2
sec.
On
and
4.8
sec.
Off)
:
Battery
Alarm
mode
Blink
(0.5
sec.
On
and
0.5
sec.
Off)
:
This
unit
is
in
the
Talk-lock
mode.
Blink
(A
and
B
are
turning
on
alternately)
:
This
unit
is in
the
error
mode.
In
this
mode,
turn
off
the
power
of
the
Order
Taker,
then
turn
it
back
on.
83
Talk
Switch
(T)
Pressing
the
Talk
Switch
allows
transmission
to
the
Center
Module
along
with
sending
the
Talk
tone.
Talk-Lock
On
or
Off
mode
can
be
selected
by
the
Talk-
Lock
On/Off
Switch
(47)
on
the
Order
Taker.
To
release
the
Talk-Lock
mode
immediately,
press
the
Order
Taker
Talk
Lock
Release
Switch
(5)
on
the
Center
Module.
Notes:
1.
if
pressing
the
Page
Switch
or
A/B
Selection
Switch
(45)
simultaneously
with
the
Talk
Switch,
the
Talk
mode
will
not
work,
2.
The
transmission
to
the
Center
Module
is
available
with
only
one
Order
Taker
at
a
time.
The
other
Order
Takers
can
not
access
during
the
transmission.
@)
Page
Switch
(P)
While
pressing
the
Page
Switch,
you
can
speak
to
the
store
personnel
wearing
the
Order
Taker
without
being
heard
by
a
customer
at
the
menuboard
speaker.
After
speaking,
release
this
switch
immediately
to
listen
to
the
response.
Note:
When
pressing
the
Talk
Switch
or
A/B
Selection
Switch
simultaneously
with
this
switch,
the
Page
mode
can
not
work.
©
А/В
Selection
Switch
(A/B)
9
Single
Drive
Through/Double
Drive
Through
This
switch
selects
either
Channel
А
ог
В
оп
the
Order
|
Selection
Switch
(ON/1)
|
Taker
by
using
the
SDT/DDT
Selection
Switch
(50)
on
|
ON:
When
this
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position,
the
|
the
Order
Taker.
:
| |
:
:
| ‚
|
:
А/В
Selection
Switch
(45)
can
work.
(DDT
|
By
setting
the
SDT/DDT
Selection
Switch
(50)
to
the
i
(Double
Drive
Through)
Пд
(
:
DDT
position,
MO
OK
сиспайпервей
DE
SEIECIEA
Бу
|
1:
When
this
switch
is
set
to
the
1
position,
the
А/В
|
this
switch.
|
|
Selection
Switch
does
not
work.
(SDT
(Singie
i
By
setting
the
SDT/DDT
Selection
Switch
(50)
to
the
i
Drive
Through)
mode)
;
SDT
position,
the
A/B
Channel
Selection
is
not
possi-
:
Note:
When
ihe
setting
for
ihe
46
-
50
Switches
:
ble.
|
inside
the
cover
is
changed,
turn
off
the
power,
|
Note:
When
pressing
the
Page
Switch
or
Так
Switch
iban
forSon
:
simultaneously
with
this
switch,
the
channel
о
бту;
d
UE
i
change
is
not
possible.
6)
Headset
Jack
Plug
in
the
headset
plug
to
this
jack
securely,
before
fitting
the
Order
Taker
Case.
The
switches
in
the
dotted
line
should
be
used
by
ser-
vice
personnel
or
system
installers
only.
—
—
———
ны
ышын
нн
нн
——
ын
нчы
н,
5
The
jack
having
a
smaller
diameter
is
for
the
micro-
|
46
Frequency
Setting
Switch
:
phone
and
the
larger
one
is
for
the
earphone.
:
This
switch
selects
the
frequency
from
8
positions
.
Note:
The
9"
and
“О”
positions
are
error
mode.
:
62
Battery
Lock
Lever
(EJECT)
The
setting
position
should
be
matched
to
the
|
Slide
this
lever
to
the
EJECT
position
to
release
the
position
of
the
Frequency
Setting
switch
(24)
on
|
battery
for
replacement.
the
center
module.
|
i
63
Headset
Plug
Release
Hole
|
4)
Talk-Lock
On/Off
Switch
(ON/4)
|
This
hole
is
used
to
release
the
Headset
plug.
|
This
switch
selects
the
Hands-Free
On/Off
mode.
ON:
Electronic
Lock
Mode
for
Talk
Switch
;
When
this
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position,
the
;
Talk-lock
function
can
be
released
by
Order
|
Taker
Talk
Lock
Release
Switch
(5)
on
the
|
Center
Module.
i
4:
PTT
(Press
to
Talk)
Моде
for
Talk
Switch
Caution:
Ве
sure
to
use
a
miniature
screwdriver
for
releasing
the
Headset
Jack.
To
prevent
damage
of
the
equipment,
do
not
pull
the
Headset
Jack
Cord.
Tone
Squelch
Switch
(ОМ/З)
i
This
switch
selects
the
mode
of
Tone
Squelch
|
method.
:
ON:
When
this
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position,
the
:
audio
is
output
in
disregard
of
the
Tone
Squeich
}
signal
from
the
Canter
Module.
|
3:
When
this
switch
is
set
to
the
3
position,
the
audio
|
is
output
detecting
the
Tone
Squelch
signal
from
!
the
Center
Module.
i
Set
to
the
position
normally.
©
|
49
Single
Drive
Through
Lane
Selection
Switch
i
(ON/2)
|
ON:
When
this
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position,
|
Channel
B
can
be
selected
as
ап
initial
condi-
|
tion
after
the
power
on
the
Order
Taker
is
turned
:
on.
(The
spare
channel
is
used
when
external
i
interference
occurs)
|
2:
When
this
switch
is
set
to
the
2
position,
Channel
|
A
can
be
selected
as
an
initial
condition
after
į
the
power
on
the
Order
Taker
is
turned
|
on.(Usual
position)
:
Note:
The
switching
can
be
confirmed
by
using
the
|
Battery
апа
Power
Indicators
(42)
as
shown
;
below.
!
Red
LED
lights
with
the
Channel
А
selection.
|
Green
LED
lights
with
the
Channel
B
selection.
E
WX-C550
Speaker
Microphone
6)
Input
Cord
A
pigtail
cord
is
provided
for
the
speaker
input.
Из
length
is
approximately
3
meters.
62
Mounting
Bracket
AU-type
mounting
bracket
with
screw
holes
is
provid-
ed
as
a
standard
accessory
with
the
WX-C550.
E
WX-C516
Power
Transformer
0)
Output
terminal
(SPARE,
LOAD,
GRD
(Ground))
12
V
AC,
1600
mA
(Listed)
is
provided
at
the
two
termi-
nals
indicated
as
"LOAD"
to
be
used
for
the
Center
Module
WX-C
1011.
Caution:
Be
sure
to
connect
the
wire
between
the
GRD
(GROUND)
of
this
terminal
and
that
in
the
Transformer
Terminal
(27)
on
the
Center
Module.
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard,
the
UL
listed
Power
Supply
Cord,
style
SVT
should
be
used
for
the
cable
for
12
V
AC
terminal.
(2
Power
Plug
To
prevent
fire
or
electrical
shock,
connect
this
directly
to
a
3-plug
grounded
receptacle
of
120
V
AC,
60Hz.
(3
Mounting
Hole
A
smali
hole
is
required
to
secure
the
Power
Transformer
to
the
wall
plates.
B
WX-C1027
Headset
6)
Earphone
62
Microphone
63
Cable
Clips
Use
these
clips
to
attach
the
cable
to
your
uniform.
64
Headset
Plug
Ш
WX-C545
External
Antenna
Kit
6)
Antenna
62
Antenna
Mounting
Plate
63
Coaxial
Cable
11
12
SYSTEM
CONNECTIONS
AND
PREPARATIONS
Caution:
The
installation
described
below
should
be
made
by
qualified
service
personnel
or
system
installers.
E
System
Connections
Shown
below
is
an
example
of
a
basic
system
connection.
6
-
15m
(20
-
50
feet)
External
External
Antenna
(Option)
Antenna
(Option)
Conduit
Center
Module
WX-C1011
Speake
Menuboard
or
d
Speaker
Post
Vehicle
Detector
|
917-1
RU
Conduit
Loop
in
Pavement
e
The
distance
between
microphone
and
speaker
should
be
approx.
5cm
(2
inches)
or
more.
E
Battery
Charge
and
Replacement
Refer
to
the
Operating
Instructions
provided
with
the
battery
charger.
The
following
procedure
is
a
summary
of
battery
replace-
ment
and
charging.
1.
Replace
the
Battery
when
the
Battery
and
Power
3.
Insert
the
discharged
Battery
into
the
battery
compart-
Indicator
on
the
Order
Taker
blinks
and
the
pulsing
ment
of
the
Battery
Charger
and
confirm
the
RED
LED
high/low
beep
tone
is
heard
in
the
headset.
on
the
front
panel
of
the
Battery
Charger
lights.
2.
Slide
the
Battery
Lock
Lever
on
the
Order
Taker
toward
4.
When
the
Battery
is
fully
charged,
the
GREEN
LED
on
the
EJECT
position
and
pull
out
the
discharged
the
front
panel
of
the
Battery
Charger
lights.
Use
only
Battery.
fully-charged
batteries.
5.
Insert
the
fully-charged
Battery
into
the
battery
com-
partment
of
the
Order
Taker.
Cautions:
1.
Do
not
shortcircuit
between
Ф
and
©
terminals
of
battery.
2.
Read
the
Battery
Charger
Instruction
Manual
com-
pletely
for
your
personal
safety
and
correct
opera-
tion.
3.
Be
sure
to
charge
the
battery
only
after
hearing
the
high/low
beep
tone
in
the
headset.
Other-wise,
the
operating
life
time
may
be
shortened.
4.
Use
a
fully
charged
new
battery
if
the
battery
oper-
Caution:
Do
eject
the
battery
with
care.
ating
life
time
has
been
shortened
by
incorrect
Otherwise,
the
battery
may
be
damaged.
charging.
E
Assembly
and
Wearing
Вей
Pack
1.
Take
a
fully
charged
battery
from
the
Battery
Charger.
5.
Unsnap
the
buckle
on
the
belt
of
Order
Taker
Case.
6.
Put the
Order
Taker
case
on
the
left
side
of
your
west.
2.
insert
the
battery
(contact
end
first)
into
the
battery
compartment
of
the
Order
Taker
completely.
3.
Insert
the
Headset
Plug
into
the
Headset
Jack
on
the
Order
Taker
and
confirm
that
the
plug
is
completely
inserted
into
the
jack.
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tS
4.
Insert
the
Order
Taker
into
Ше
WX-C1022
Order
taker
Case.
Note:
When
putting
the
Order
Taker
Case
on
the
right
side
of
your
waist,
unsnap
the
buckle
on
the
belt
and
re-attach
it
in
reverse
as
shown
below.
7.
Snap
the
buckle
on
the
belt
of
Order
Taker
Case.
mab
8.
Fasten
the
Бе!
tightly
enough
so
it
will
not
move
around
on
your
waist.
9.
Fasten
both
uniform
clips
to
your
clothing,
on
the
back.
10.
Adjust
the
headset
band
until
it
fits
comfortably
and
securely.
13
11.
Position
the
microphone
boom
as
shown
in
figure
below.
Earspeaker
Cover
Replacement
Replacement
of
covers
and
cushion
of
head-
set
The
earspeaker
cover
and
microphone
cover
are
washable.
After
cleaning,
be
sure
they
are
dry
before
ATTENTION:
returning
them
to
the
headset.
(XY
The
product
that
you
have
purchased
contains
a
Be
careful
when
you
slip
it
on
or
off
the
earpiece.
È
rechargeable
battery.
The
battery
is
recyclable.
The
earspeaker
cover,
microphone
cover
and
head-
&
At
the
end
of
its
useful
life,
under
various
state
pad
cushion
are
replaceable
for
sanitary
purposes.
To
Ni-Cd
“MY
local
laws,
it
may
be
illegal
to
dispose
of
order
the
Headset
Cover
Kit
WX-C
1025,
call
your
deal-
this
battery
into
the
municipal
waste
stream,
er.
Check
with
your
local solid
waste
officials
for
IMPORTANT
details
in
your
area
for
recycling
options
or
prop-
A
microphone
cover
must
be
used
at
all
times.
er
disposal.
Failure
to
do
so
CAN
cause
debris
to
accumulate
in
the
microphone
port
opening
and
result
in
an
inoperative
headset.
E
Maintaining
the
Equipment
(Non-Scheduled
Maintenance)
Headpad
Cushion
Replacement
e
Peel
off
the
old
cushion
Be
sure
to
use
the
microphone
cover
for
this
head-
*
Clean
surface
with
a
warm
solution
of
household
set.
cleaner.
Otherwise,
the
headset
may
be
damaged
by
dust
or
*
Remove
the
protective
tape
from
the
new
cushion.
oil.
*
Position
the
new
cushion
on
the
headpad
and
press
in
place.
Microphone
Cover
Heplacement
Headpad
Cushion
Replacement
OPERATING
PROCEDURES
B8
Communication
with
Customers
Any
store
personnel
wearing
the
Order
taker
with
Headset
can
have
two-way
conversations
with
Drive-thru
customers.
All
personnel
wearing
the
Order
Taker
can
have
two-way
conversations.
1;
Turn
the
Volume
Control
(41)
(VOL,
OFF/10)
on
the
Order
Taker
to
the
middle
position.
.
When
a
vehicie
arrives
at
the
menuboard
speaker,
you
will
hear
a
tone
in
your
headset.
Note:
The
tone
duration
depends
on
which
switch
position
is
chosen
in
the
Center
Module.
The
tone
will
be
either
0.5
seconds
or
continuous
mode.
See
detail
on
major
operating
controls
and
their
functions
in
this
instruction
on
page
5.
.
Talk
lock
mode
and
PTT
(Press
Talk)
mode
are
provid-
ed
for
the
Talk
function.
Consult
qualified
service
per-
sonnel
for
the
proper
talk
mode
setting.
.
Listen
to
the
Customer
response.
.
Adjust
the
Volume
Control
on
the
Order
Taker
to
the
desirable
level
for
the
incoming
transmission
(cus-
tomer's
response).
Cautions:
1.
Only
one
person
can
transmit
at
a
time.
If
another
person
tries
to
use
the
system
while
someone
else
is
talking
or
paging,
they
will
hear
a
continuous
beep
in
the
headset.
2.
Be
sure
to
make
the
distance
for
the
communica-
tion
between/among
the
Order
Takers
more
than
30
cm
(1
foot),
and
between/among
the
Center
Module
and
Order
Takers
more
than
1
meter
(3
teet).
3.
When
the
Vehicle
Detector
is
turned
on
after
set-
ting
the
Beep
Time
Selection
Switch
(19)
to
the
0.55
position
and
turning
on
the
Vehicle
Detector,
the
beep
tone
can
not
be
heard.
4.
When
pressing
the
Talk
Switch
on
the
Order
Takers
simultaneously,
a
garbled
sound
may
Occur.
B
Communication
with
Other
Store
Personnel
Store
personnel
wearing
the
Order
Taker
can
communicate
with
each
other
without
being
heard
by
customers.
.
While
pressing
the
Page
Switch
(44)(PAGE),
speak
into
the
microphone
at
a
normali
level.
Short
beep
tone
confirms
to
the
users
that
they
are
operating
in
the
page
mode.
Note:
When
pressing
Page
Switch
(44)
on
two
Order
Takers
simultaneously,
a
garbled
sound
may
оссиг.
.
Release
the
Page
Switch
(44)
immediately
after
speak-
ing.
You
can
hear
only
when
the
Page
Switch
is
released.
.
Listen
to
the
response
from
other
store
personnel.
Caution:
Only
one
person
can
transmit
at
a
time.
li
another
person
tries
to
use
the
system
while
some-
one
else
is
talking
or
paging,
they
will
hear
a
con-
tinuous
beep
in
the
headset.
15
16
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
Phenomenon
:
Cannot
communicate
between
Order
Taker
units
or
to
Menuboard.
Check
Points
:
.
1.
Is
the
Power
On/Off
Switch
on
the
Center
Module
turned
on.
2.
Check
A.C.
power
at
outlet.
3.
Push
red
circuit
Breaker
Button.
4.
Consult
your
dealer
or
authorized
service
center.
Phenomenon
:
Cannot
talk
to
or
hear
customer
at
Menuboard.
Communication
between
store
personnel
in
store
is
O.K.
Check
Point
:
Check
to
see
if
the
Vehicie
Detector
Indicator
(2)
(VEHICLE
PRESENT)
!ocated
in
the
lower
right
corner
of
Center
Module,
lights
when
a
vehicle
drives
up
the
Speaker
post/Menuboard,
if
not
check
the
following.
.
Is
the
Vehicle
Detector
plugged
in
?
2.
Does
the
VEHICLE
PRESENT
Indicator
light
in
the
lower
right
corner
of
the
Center
Module?
If
not
check
the
A.C.
outlet
and
fuse
of
the
Vehicle
Detector.
If
the
power
and
fuse
are
operational,
consult
the
authorized
service
center.
—
Phenomenon
:
Speaker
is
always
live
from
customer.
Check
Points
:
1.
Reset
the
Vehicte
Detector.
With
no
car
at
the
Speaker
post/Menuboard,
remove
and
reinstall
the
fuse
on
the
side
of
the
Detector.
2.
If
the
same
phenomenon
remains
after
performing
step
#1,
consult
your
dealer
or
authorized
service
center.
Phenomenon
:
Constant
beep
when
a
car
comes
to
the
Speaker
post/Menuboard.
(Stops
when
the
Talk
button
is
pressed)
Check
Points
:
Incorrect
switch
setting
of
the
Beep
Time
Selection
Switch
(19)
on
the
Center
Module.
Set
this
switch
to
0.58
position.
Phenomenon
:
Cannot
page
or
talk
in
certain
areas.
Check
Points
:
1.
Make
sure
there
is
no
metal
obstruction
blocking
the
Center
Module.
2.
It
may
be
necessary
to
extended
one
or
both
antennas
to
areas
where
the
reception
is
poor.
Consult
your
dealer
or
authorized
service
center.
SPECIFICATIONS
WX-C1011
Center
Module
Operating
Frequency:
Type
of
Emission:
Type
of
Anienna:
Power
Supply:
Power
Consumption:
Menuboard
Speaker
Output:
Remote
Speaker
Output:
Vehicle
Detector
Input:
Dimensions:
Weight
(Including
Antenna)
:
Transmit;
469.0125
MHz
-
469.4125
MHz
Receive;
464.0125
MHz
-
464.4125
MHz
ЕЗ
1/4
wavelength
whip
antenna
(short
white
antenna)
1/2
wavelength
whip
antenna
(long
black
antenna)
12
V
AC,
60
Hz
(Use
WX-C516
Power
Transformer)
13W
2W,8Q
2W,82
Normally
Open
(close
contact
requires
vehicle
presence)
330
mm
(W)
X
210
mm
(H)
X
62
mm
(D)
13"
(W)
X
8-1/4"
(H)
X
2-7/16"
(D)
1.44
kg
(3.17
108.)
Dimensions
and
weights
indicated
are
approximate.
Specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
17
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