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When audio lines are balanced twisted pair, the induced noise voltage is the same on both conductors 
and, therefore, cancels out before it is amplified. But when the circuit becomes unbalanced, the induced 
noise voltage is not the same on both conductors and is, therefore, amplified and causes an audible hum 
or buzz. To solve the problem, locate the source of the ground by checking each conductor and moving 
from one junction point to the next and disconnecting the effected circuit. Improperly grounded circuits 
are often the result of poor terminations such that small strands protrude and touch adjacent terminals. 
In many instances, the presence of water or moisture and deposits in a junction box form a conductive 
solution that causes a ground fault or leakage to ground.  

Low Level Audio At  All Stations
This problem can occur when there is a dead short across any channel or page line. The system will 
still function but the audio level will be the lowest at the stations closest to the short. Locate the short 
by checking with an ohmmeter at the junction boxes and disconnecting the effected sections.

Cross Talk
Channel and page lines are twisted pair wires and balanced such that when circuits are accidentally 
crossed during installation interference between two lines will occur. Cross talk can also occur when 
there is leakage or a ground fault on two of the channel lines or when there is a missing or open line 
balance resistor. The resistance between the channel line circuits should be very high or infinite.  

Inoperative Station
In a properly operating system an inoperative station indicates miswiring or a problem with the sta-
tion itself. Check the wiring connection. If the problem is not caused by miswiring, swap the plug-in 
modules of the effected station with one that is operating properly to identify the defective module.

VI. MAINTENANCE.

SAFETY MESSAGE TO MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL

Listed below are some important safety instructions and precautions you should follow:
•  Read and understand all instructions before installing or operating this system.
•  Any maintenance to the SelectFone station must be done with power turned off.
•  Any maintenance to the unit must be performed by a trained electrician in accordance with NEC 

Guidelines and local codes.

•  Never alter the unit in any manner. Safety in hazardous locations may be endangered if additional 

openings or other alterations are made in units specifically designed for use in these locations.

•  The nameplate, which may contain cautionary or other information of importance to maintenance 

personnel, should NOT be obscured in any way. Ensure that the nameplate remains readable when 
the housing’s exterior is painted.

Failure to follow all safety precautions and instructions may result in property damage, serious 
injury, or death.

Other than cleaning, no regularly scheduled maintenance is required. To ensure unit is operating 
properly, it should be tested at regularly scheduled intervals.

VII. SERVICE

The Federal Signal factory will service your equipment or provide technical assistance with any 
problems that cannot be handled locally.

Any units returned to Federal Signal for service, inspection, or repair must be accompanied by a Re-
turn Material Authorization. The R.M.A. can be obtained from the local Manufacturer’s Representa-
tive or by calling the factory.

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Summary of Contents for SELECTFONE SF-1011P

Page 1: ...and shipments to FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION Industrial Systems Service Department 2645 Federal Signal Drive University Park IL 60484 3167 MODEL SELECTFONE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FEDERAL SELECTFONE 2561603B...

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Page 3: ...or one hand operation The front panel of each unit features a handset cradle equipped with a contact less sensor to indicate an off hook condition an off hook indicator LED and channel selector switch...

Page 4: ...n this intercom All effective paging speakers produce loud sounds which may cause in certain situations perma nent hearing loss You should take appropriate precautions such as wearing hearing protecti...

Page 5: ...stem is 0 43 11 mm Select the proper conduit size and make no more than two bends for each length as the excessive force required to pull the cable through may damage the insulation 2 Determine the mo...

Page 6: ...wires and cable are free from interference Ensure that the back of the panel is closed 3 Using the template see Figure 3 provided with the panel mount handset assembly make a rectangular cutout in the...

Page 7: ...ed GND at terminal block JP1 of the SelectFone station EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD No SelectFone station should be installed or operated without having proper ground continuity b 24VDC Power Connection fo...

Page 8: ...ve 14 AWG conductor of incoming and out going power cable to the terminal of JP1 Connect white negative 14 AWG conductor of incoming and out going power cable to the terminal of JP1 Connect the green...

Page 9: ...ted station from announcing the paging messages originated at other stations while channel line conversations are being carried out at the muted station Removing the jumper between IN and OUT terminal...

Page 10: ...by holding a conversation between two or more SelectFone stations on each channel If the line balance assembly is properly connected the speaker should hear little or none of his own voice in the han...

Page 11: ...g system an inoperative station indicates miswiring or a problem with the sta tion itself Check the wiring connection If the problem is not caused by miswiring swap the plug in modules of the effected...

Page 12: ...S Description Part Number Power Supply Module K2001883 Power Supply Module 24VDC K2001883 01 Speaker Amplifier Module K2001882 Speaker Amplifier Module 24VDC K2001897 Handset Pre amp PCBA K2001881 Han...

Page 13: ...sure Mounting Holes PAGE L1 L2 L1 PARTY1 L2 L1 PARTY2 L2 L1 PARTY3 L2 L1 PARTY4 L2 L1 PARTY5 L2 HANDSET C 8 16 IN OUT ISO SPKR MUTE G N D N H A C SLO BLO 1 2 A CN1 PREAMP JP2 CN3 L2 L1 JP1 CN2 8 68 5...

Page 14: ...2 12 KEY A Enclosure Mounting Holes SELECTFONE INDOOR OUTDOOR STATION MODEL SF 1245X SF 1241X FIG 2 6 5 2 1 8 14 6 2 12 6 2 10 00 14 94 290A4034 02 A...

Page 15: ...13 3 PANEL CUT OUT TEMPLATE FOR SF 1015P SF 1011P FIG 3 5 50 3 25 0 25 0 25 290A4034 03 B A KEY A Mounting Holes B Cut Out...

Page 16: ...Y5 L1 L2 PARTY1 PARTY2 PARTY4 PARTY3 L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L2 L2 L2 PAGE L2 L2 WHITE GRAY WHITE RED AC N H CABLE 2 RED SPEAKER 16 OHM MUTE OUTDOOR WALL MOUNT HANDSET SPEAKER STATION INDOOR PANEL AND DESKTOP...

Page 17: ...ER STATION INDOOR PANEL AND DESKTOP HANDSET SPEAKER SUB STATION 8 CONDUCTOR 120VAC PAIR 14AWG TWISTED PAGE PARITY LINE PAIRS 18AWG TWISTED ONE SINGLE CONDUCTOR 14AWG ONE SINGLE CONDUCTOR 18AWG 430 O D...

Page 18: ...STATION 16 CONDUCTOR 24VDC PAIR 14AWG TWISTED PAGE PARITY LINE PAIRS 18AWG TWISTED ONE SINGLE CONDUCTOR 14AWG ONE SINGLE CONDUCTOR 18AWG 630 O D 2 TO MUTE BETWEEN ANY NUMBER OF STATIONS CONNECT THE A...

Page 19: ...D PAGE PARITY LINE PAIRS 18AWG TWISTED ONE SINGLE CONDUCTOR 14AWG ONE SINGLE CONDUCTOR 18AWG 430 O D 2 TO MUTE BETWEEN ANY NUMBER OF STATIONS CONNECT THE APPLICABLE STATION S MUTE TERMINALS TOGETHER 1...

Page 20: ...8 LINE BALANCE ASSEMBLY MODEL SF 1000LB FIG 6 KEY A Mounting Holes B Page Line Balance Adjustment L1 PARTY 5 L2 PARTY 4 L1 L2 PARTY 3 L1 L2 PARTY 2 L1 L2 PARTY 1 L1 L2 PAGE L1 L2 A B 290A4034 08...

Page 21: ...Detach template on next page for use during installation...

Page 22: ...3 25 MOUNTING HOLES 0 22 TYP 0 25 0 25 5 50 CUT OUT THIS AREA 290A4034 09B TEMPLATE FOR MODELS SF 1015P SF 1011P FEDERAL SIGNAL SELECTFONE INTERCOM PAGING SYSTEM...

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