User manual QSC AUDIO PS-400 H

[. . . ] Page Stations Networked Page Station User Manual PS1600(H/G) ­ Sixteen-Button Page Station PS1650(H/G) ­ Sixteen Command-Button Page Station PS800(H/G) ­ Eight Command-Button Page Station PS400(H/G) ­ Four Command-Button Page Station TD-000324-00-A *TD-000324-00* IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS WARNING! WARNRNG!: The term " WARNRNG" indicates instructions regarding personal safety. Nf the instructions are not followed the result may be bodily injury or death. WATNIRG!: The term " WATNIRG" indicates instructions regarding possible damage to physical equipment. Nf these instructions are not followed, it may result in damage to the equipment that may not be covered under the warranty. [. . . ] Global Busy, Ready and Record Indicators g. Dynamic Push-to-talk Microphone (PS-XX00H only) Gooseneck models use the Talk/Start button to make the page. Magnetic Microphone Docking Plate (PS-XX00H only) 6 LED Touch Nndicators When a key is pressed, the LED on that key illuminates to indicate that it was pressed. apacitive Touch Keypad · Command buttons can be assigned one of several different types of Commands using the Q-Sys Designer Administration Interface. Once assigned, you just have to press the appropriate Command button to initiate the action. · Use the number keys to enter Command Codes to initiate PA System actions (PS-1600 only) · Use the number keys to enter the User PIN (if the Page Station requires user logon) (PS-1600 only) · Press Clear (*) to clear keyed-in Codes prior to pressing Enter (#). The Queuing method for your page must be Automatic, and one or more of the PA Zones associated with the page must be in use, or the queuing mode of the Command is Delayed. The message will be played once all associated PA Zones are free. Microphone A Dynamic Push-to-Talk microphone is available with handheld model Page Stations only. The handheld models are designated by the letter H in the model number. Gooseneck microphone models must use the TALK/START button to make the page. Gooseneck models are designated by the letter G in the model number. Magnetic Microphone Docking Plate The Q-Sys Page Station uses a magnetic docking plate to hold the handheld microphone. Just place the back of the microphone up against the plate and let it go!Available with handheld microphone models only. 7 Q-Sys Page Station Aear Panel Refer to Figure 3. h i g f EN e d a b c -- Figure 3 -- a. MIC LINE (In) (three-pin Euro connector) b. Microphone Connector ­ RJ45 (Handheld only) f. GPIO connector (six-pin Euro connector) i. LINE OUT (three-pin Euro connector) 8 MN /LNRE Nn The Page Station rear panel includes an auxiliary MIC/LINE input for support of a secondary microphone or other audio source. The MIC/LINE accepts a Euro style (Phoenix) three-terminal plug, included in the Page Station package. Follow the Page Station rear panel pin-out labels (Figure 4) for wiring. Figure 5 and Figure 6 indicate appropriate termination practices for balanced and unbalanced applications. POS NEG Balanced Unbalanced -- Figure 4 -- -- Figure 5 -- -- Figure 6 -- WAX PI EA The Page Station rear panel includes a receptacle for connecting a +24 VDC/500 mA power source. This is an optional supply source to power the Page Station, and can be used as the only power source or as a backup power source should PoE fail. The power receptacle on the rear panel of the Page Station accepts a Euro style (Phoenix) two-terminal plug (Figure 7), included in the Page Station package. Follow the Page Station rear panel pinout label (Figure 8) when connecting to this receptacle. AUX POWER +24 VDC EN -- Figure 7 -- -- Figure 8 -- WATNIRG!: The power supply used to provide 24 VD power to the unit shall be a AL Listed NTE power supply, marked LPS, or a AL Listed direct plug-in power unit, marked lass 2, with a rated output of 24 VD /500 mW. Microphone onnector · RJ45 connector for hand-held microphone models. [. . . ] electrical box, but does not need one to be mounted. Using an electrical box provides contractors with the option of pre-wiring, then installing the Page Station at a later time; if an electrical box is used, its dimensions should meet the NEMA standards. The Mounting Bracket should be firmly attached to the wall using the electrical box (if installed) for alignment only. Remove the Mounting Bracket from the Page Station. [. . . ]