Inter-m PCT-610 Operation Manual Download Page 10

PUBLIC ADDRESS AMPLIFIER  

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PCT-610/620

Rear Panel

Rear Panel 

1. AC INLET

Connect the standard three-pin AC cable to this inlet.

2. DC INPUT TERMINALS

These terminals are provided for the connection of a battery.
Connect a 24VDC battery to these terminals. 
Make sure the red terminal is connected to the battery’s positive (+) terminal, and the black terminal to the
battery’s negative (-) terminal.
When AC power supply and DC 24V are connected at the same time, the unit is worked by AC power supply.
When the AC power is off, then the unit is worked by DC 24V.
When the DC 24V is discharged below 19.2V, then the unit is entered in to the STAND-BY mode.

3. SPEAKER OUTPUT TERMINALS

These terminals are for speaker wire connections. Connect speakers which total sum of the impedance is
equal to or higher than the rated output impedance. Only high impedance terminals(speaker zone 1-5) can
be controlled by the speaker selector on the front panel.

Be sure, the total sum of output is 120W for PCT-610 and 240W for PCT-620.

4. RS-232C CONTROL

The unit can be controlled by AMX or CRESTRON System with this RS-232C interface.
The maximum cable length is about 15m.
1) RS-232 PIN OUT Spec

5

6 7 8 9 10

11

12 13

4

3

2

1

14

15

16

17

PIN

Purpose

1

Not Used

2

Receiver

3

Transmit

4

Not Used

5

Ground

6~9

Not Used

Summary of Contents for PCT-610

Page 1: ...Operation Manual Public Address Amplifier PCT 610 620...

Page 2: ...by qualified service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so Location...

Page 3: ...tructions 2 Features 3 Operation 4 Additional Descriptions 4 Front Panel 5 Rear Panel 8 Connecting Speakers 11 FM Operation 12 CD Operation 13 Channel EQ SETUP 14 SETUP Mode 15 Applications 18 Block D...

Page 4: ...alked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with th...

Page 5: ...be used with the RS 232C terminal DIGITAL 3 BAND EQ Digital 3 band EQ for 6 Mic inputs PRIORITY MUTING Selectable audio signal priority for MIC Channel 1 and 2 Priority EM TEL IN RM MIC1 2 ANNOUNCEMEN...

Page 6: ...if it is compressed to MP3 then it s capacity becomes about 4 5MB WMA WINDOWS MEDIA AUDIO WMA is a multimedia compression method developed by Microsoft Corporation and is the technology to compress o...

Page 7: ...ection circuitry is activated If you want to release the protection directly then press the power switch 2 SPEAKER SELECTOR These switches are used to select output speakers The All button selects all...

Page 8: ...1 Play Pause PRESET SCAN Button In CD function Play or Pause Button In FM function Preset Scan Button 2 PRESET PRESET Button In CD function Backward Skip and Forward Skip Button In FM function Preset...

Page 9: ...etup mode Please refer to the CHANNEL EQ SETUP section page 14 and SETUP Mode section page 15 for details 16 MIC CHANNEL TONE CONTROL VOLUME Adjust the level of the 3 Band MIC Tone To adjust the level...

Page 10: ...DC 24V When the DC 24V is discharged below 19 2V then the unit is entered in to the STAND BY mode 3 SPEAKER OUTPUT TERMINALS These terminals are for speaker wire connections Connect speakers which tot...

Page 11: ...ME1 2 tone chime is activated 8 EXT MUTE Use these terminals to mute the signal of the unit externally Only EM RM or Tel In has priority over the EXT Mute 9 TEL IN TERMINALS These terminals can be con...

Page 12: ...his input can be used to connect a tape player or other sound sources Input Level 30dBV 6dBV 15 PRE POST OUT PRE OUT This is the unbalanced output This output can be used to record the signal from the...

Page 13: ...ING Extreme care must be exercised when connecting high impedance systems as potentially hazardous voltages may be present at these terminals Do not install this equipment in a confined space with les...

Page 14: ...UNED you can hear the station MEMORY RECALL THE STATION 1 Choose the station you want with the TUNING TUNING button 2 Press the MEMO button and then the VFD lights MEMORY for about 10 seconds 3 Choose...

Page 15: ...CT 1 Press the EJECT button to take out the disk 2 It eject the disk regardless of the current state REPEAT FUNCTION REPEAT 1 1 Repeats the single track 2 Press the REPEAT button during playing or pre...

Page 16: ...nnel 5 Press the ENTER button to exit the EQ modes Auto save and Exit the EQ Mode when any key is not pressed for 10 seconds Please refer to the below example EX CH1 EQ SETUP HIGH 2dB MID 10dB LOW 0dB...

Page 17: ...e same time to enter into the SETUP mode Turn the volume to enter into each setup function MIC 1 2 Mute level Tel In volume Chime volume etc Press the H button of the CH6 to exit the current setup fun...

Page 18: ...p does not sound 5 IR REMOCON You can set the IR Remocon function on or off Turn the volume to choose IR REMOCON Press ENTER Choose ON or OFF Press ENTER ON Enable the IR Remocon function OFF Disable...

Page 19: ...rd DRP 1 Choose 2 REC in DRP setup Press ENTER 2 Select the source of record CH1 or AUX IN Press ENTER 3 Press ENTER to start recording when DRP REC READY is displayed on the VFD 4 Count down 60 secon...

Page 20: ...TEM PROG REV REPEAT TIMER DISC INTRO HIGH DENSITY 1 BIT D A CONVERTER RANDOM DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 PROG TRACK INDEX INTRO RANDOM REPEAT ALL 1 DISCS PRE AMPLI...

Page 21: ...PUBLIC ADDRESS AMPLIFIER 19 PCT 610 620 Block Diagrams Block Diagrams...

Page 22: ...Input Sensitivity 2 2dBV 10k S N A WTD 65dB Frequency Response 3dB 330Hz 3kHz CD Test CD 0dB 1kHz PRE OUT S N A WTD 85dB Frequency Response 3dB 80Hz 18kHz TUNER FM 22 5kHz MOD PRE OUT S N A WTD 60dB F...

Page 23: ...ailable by contacting your warranty provider Variations and Options Variations and Options Variations Products supplied through legitimate sources are compatible with local AC power requirements Optio...

Page 24: ...an company but rather a global company that is truly international in scope with factories and offices in Korea and China and sales and marketing operations located in Japan Europe and the U S A With...

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