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 RCom

Installation Guide & User Instructions 

match the signal levels from all the headsets on the system.

4. Mic Bias:

  There are two basic microphone types that can be used with 

the RCom - dynamic and electret (or condenser).  electret mics have a built 
in pre-amp and require a small DC voltage to be present on the mic socket. 
This setting can be used to switch on the required 2V bias voltage for such 
microphones.

Level control

The LEVEL control is not a normal volume control, but it simply an 
input into a small computer.   Normally, the control signal is simply fed 
directly to a digital pot that controls the actual analogue signals.  The effect 
is   that   normally   the   LEVEL   control   appears   to   be   a   normal   volume 
control.
However, when the CALL button is held in and the MIC ON button 
pressed, the unit enters set-up mode, and the LEVEL control takes on 
another function.  Pressing the MIC ON button again causes the LEVEL 
control to take on the next function, and so on.
When entering a set-up mode, to avoid sudden and undesired changes to 
the setting, the LEVEL control may initially have no effect.  The control 
must   be   rotated   to   the   current   setting   before   any   change   takes   place, 
effectively synchronising the control with the current setting.

Indicators

The CALL and MIC ON indicators also take on different functions in 
set-up mode.  
The blue CALL light flashes one long flash when the mode is changed, 
then a repeated 1, 2, 3 or 4 short flashes to indicate which function is being 
adjusted. 

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Summary of Contents for RComLow

Page 1: ...Installation Guide User Instructions ...

Page 2: ...duction 3 Installation 4 Cabling 4 Cable size 4 Power supply 4 Headsets 4 Auxiliary Input 5 Compatibility 5 Operation 6 Configuration 7 Default settings 7 Adjustable settings 7 Level control 8 Indicators 8 Adjustment procedure 9 Specifications 11 COM DOC 002 A Page 2 ...

Page 3: ...elt back is equipped with a volume control a CALL button and a MIC ON button The volume control adjusts the sound level in the headphones connected to the belt pack and does not affect any of the other stations The CALL button flashes a bright blue light on all belt pack in the system to attract attention The MIC ON button is used to turn the microphone on and allow all parties in the system to he...

Page 4: ...out 100m total in length For installation larger than this heavy duty cable is recommended For installations of greater than 20 belt packs special considerations need to be made please contact is for details Power supply A single power supply is required and only one must be used The recommended supply voltage is 12V DC but anything up to 25V can be used The supply current is approximately 60mA pe...

Page 5: ...t cause ground loop problems In the unlikely event that you do get ground loop problems consider isolating the signals using transformers such as the BBox also made by GreenHalse Electronics Compatibility The RCom is design to be compatible with existing 2 wire systems on the market However limited testing has been carried out in this respect and compatibility cannot be guaranteed Page 5 ...

Page 6: ...ar Press the CALL button and the blue LED illuminates not only on your belt pack but on all the others in the system as well This can be used to attract attention The headphone amplifier in the RCom is stereo and can be used with stereo headphones A stereo sound source can be mixed with the sound you hear by plugging it into the AUX socket stereo mini jack This can be useful when operating a sound...

Page 7: ...ion of the com signal in the stereo field can be adjusted The reason for this is that when monitoring an auxiliary signal on the headphones the com signal can be panned to one side to help the user distinguish between the signals This does not affect the sound heard by other users 2 Mic Null It is possible to reduce the level of the users own microphone in his her headphones This is done using a c...

Page 8: ... that normally the LEVEL control appears to be a normal volume control However when the CALL button is held in and the MIC ON button pressed the unit enters set up mode and the LEVEL control takes on another function Pressing the MIC ON button again causes the LEVEL control to take on the next function and so on When entering a set up mode to avoid sudden and undesired changes to the setting the L...

Page 9: ...on Indicates mic status 2 Press and release MIC ON Nothing1 1 long flash then 1 flash repeated Rapid flashing on off ratio indicates PAN 3 Rotate control past current PAN setting PAN 1 flash repeated Slower flashing on off ratio indicates PAN 4 Press and release MIC ON Nothing1 1 long flash then 2 flashes repeated Rapid flashing on off ratio indicates MIC NULL 5 Rotate control past current MIC NUL...

Page 10: ...trol past current LEVEL setting VOLUME Off Indicates mic status Notes 1 If the control happens to be in the same position as the stored setting then the control will have an effect immediately 2 The MIC GAIN may produce an audible click and a slight discontinuity in the actual gain at 50 control setting This is because the gain changes range at this point and is normal 3 The MIC BIAS can only be o...

Page 11: ...gain 0dB Aux in to Headphone out Headphone amp 60mW into 32 ohms per channel THD 0 02 typ Case Dimensions Width 82mm Height 31mm 5mm belt clip Depth 96mm case only 116mm to extremity of controls and connectors not including any connectors plugged into the unit Weight kg Environmental Operating temp 0 to 40 ºC Storage temp 20 to 85 ºC Humidity 5 to 95 non condensing RoHS Compliance yes Page 11 ...

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