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NETWORK SYSTEM REMOTE MIC STATION

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RM-N3000

4. CHIME SET: SETUP MENU WHEN YOU SELECT THE MENU BUTTON FROM THE STANDBY SCREEN. 

- START CHIME SET 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1) Press the number button 1 to select none. 

 If ‘none’ set, Chime is not output before starting broadcast. 

2) Press the number button 2 to select the 2Step up tone. 

 If ‘2step up tone’ set, Chime is output in the 2Step up tone. 

3) Press the number button 3 to select the 4Step up tone. 

 If ‘4step up tone’ set, Chime is output in the 4Step up tone. 

4) If you select the MENU button on the Start Chime Set screen, the End Chime Set screen is displayed. 
 

- END CHIME SET 

 
 
 
 
 
 
  
1) Press the number button 1 to select none. 

 If none is set, Chime is not output after ending broadcast. 

2) Press the number button 2 to select the 4Step down tone. 

 If 4Step down tone is set, Chime is output in the 4Step down tone. 

3) If you select the MENU button on the End Chime Set screen, the Talk Type Set screen is displayed. 

 

5. TALK TYPE SET: YOU CAN SET HOW THE TALK BUTTON WORKS. 

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
1) Press the number button 1 to select Toggle. 

If set to Toggle, press the Talk button once to enable RM broadcasting. Press the Talk button once again 
to end the broadcasting. 

2) Press the number button 2 to select Push to Talk. 

If set to Push to Talk, the RM broadcast is output only while you press and hold the Talk button after 
selecting Zone. If the Talk button is Off, the broadcasting is ended. 

 

Summary of Contents for RM-N3000

Page 1: ...Operation Manual Network System Remote Mic Station RM N3000 PUSH ...

Page 2: ...shall remain readily accessible CAUTION These servicing instructions are for use 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 NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the...

Page 3: ...nvironment 2 Important Safety Instructions 2 Features 3 Contents and Accessories 3 Front Panel 4 Rear Panel 6 How To Set Up The Device And Precautions 8 Applications 13 Block Diagram 14 Specifications 20 Service Procedures 15 Schematic 15 Parts List 15 Variations and Options 15 Warranty 15 ...

Page 4: ...stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electric...

Page 5: ...ou can set the operation mode of the Talk button and the Chime button 2 43 INCH OLED DISPLAY You can check and set the status of the device through the display OUTPUT LEVEL METER You can check the output level through the level meter MONITOR SPEAKER You can check the current output in real time through the monitor speakers INPUT OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT VOLUME You can adjust the MIC input gain and monito...

Page 6: ... status and settings of the device 3 INPUT SHORTCUT BUTTONS Numbers 1 5 are input shortcut buttons 4 0 9 BUTTON You can use the buttons to select the number of broadcasting areas or various modes 5 TALK BUTTON Press the button to start broadcasting after selecting a broadcasting area Refer to the 5 Talk Type Settings on page 18 of this manual for detailed information about the Talk button settings...

Page 7: ...et on page 16 of this manual for detail information about the CHIME settings 4 ALL This button is used to select all the broadcasting areas 5 PRESET If you select PRESET from the standby screen an Invalid Function message will appear on the screen 7 LED INDICATOR You can check the output level through the level meter 8 POWER AND COMMUNICATION LED INDICATOR It is the LED that shows the power status...

Page 8: ...NNECTING TERMINAL It is a terminal to connect the device to the network You can control the broadcasting by using integration software For more information on how to set up refer to the integration software manual Download the manual at home page www inter m net 24V MIC VOL AUX IN MIN MAX PRIMARY POE RESET SECONDARY 1 2 3 4 5 ACT LINK 100 Base T 1G Base T PIN NO Function PIN NO Function 1 TXN 1 MX...

Page 9: ...to use the AUX IN jack to input an external sound source and broadcast through the RM N3000 5 MIC GAIN ADJUSTMENT VOLUME This is the volume that adjusts the input GAIN of the microphone UTP 1 8 1 8 TOP VIEW DIRECT CABLE COLOR ORDER FRONT VIEW 8 Brown 7 W Brown 6 Green 5 W Blue 4 Blue 3 W Green 3 W Green 2 Orange 1 W Orange ...

Page 10: ...pear on the screen 3 When the app is launched after OS initialization a Booting Initializing message will appear on the screen Takes approximately 30 seconds STANDBY SCREEN 1 When booting is complete the standby screen will appear If the device is connected to a network the IP will appear on the screen Initial IP 192 168 1 99 The IP can be changed from the web page of the device Please refer to th...

Page 11: ... number while inputting the number select the key to delete the wrong number Backspace function 5 After entering the number to broadcast you can complete your input by selecting the key Add 6 You can repeat the step 4 and 6 to register multiple numbers 7 If you want to cancel after adding a number to broadcast re enter the same number to remove it Remove 8 When inputting a number to broadcast on t...

Page 12: ...On Off settings by using the key 4 You can modify the AUX Mute On Off settings by using the key 5 You can t set Mute as On for both MIC and AUX at the same time 6 According to the talk type during the broadcast when the Talk button is operated the standby screen is switched after the broadcast ends For information about setting the talk type refer to page 14 of this manual 3 INPUT SHORTCUT BUTTON ...

Page 13: ...HIME SET 1 Press the number button 1 to select none If none is set Chime is not output after ending broadcast 2 Press the number button 2 to select the 4Step down tone If 4Step down tone is set Chime is output in the 4Step down tone 3 If you select the MENU button on the End Chime Set screen the Talk Type Set screen is displayed 5 TALK TYPE SET YOU CAN SET HOW THE TALK BUTTON WORKS 1 Press the num...

Page 14: ...ou can check the PRIMARY SECONDARY network status information 7 FIRMWARE VERSION YOU CAN CHECK THE FIRMWARE VERSION 1 Press the MENU button on the NETWORK Info screen to check the firmware version M Main board firmware version F Front board firmware version 2 Press the MENU button on the Firmware Version screen to switch to the Chime Set screen where you can switch from the MENU screen to standby ...

Page 15: ... ES 6116 PS 6116I AMPLIFIER RG 6116 RG 6116 6000 Analog Broadcasting Room 3 CD 6208 RM 6016 NC NC 900 900 C NC NC 900 900 NC NC 900 900 NC NC 900 900 NC C 900 900 NC NC 900 900 6 NC M01 NC NC 900 900 Network Audio MIC Line Audio Network Contact Network RS 232 422 485 USB NC S01 NC M01 NCS 1000 NCS 1000 MS N300 NC M01 NETWORK CONVERTER 1 NETWORK CONVERTER NC M01 NETWORK CONVERTER 1 NETWORK CONVERTE...

Page 16: ... Codec I2S I2C FPGA FRONT KEY INPUT UART 4GB DDR3 MEMORY eMMC SD CARD RTC I2C DEBUG UART Flash memory QSPI CHIME IC MONITOR AMP MIC PRE AMP MIC INPUT GPIO G 10dB 50dB G 10dB 0dB CHIME AMP AUX INPUT AUX AMP G 0dB 20dB 0 1W 8 ohms Internal Monitor SPK 20 to 0dBu Zi 3k ohms 50 to 10dBu MIC Detector Circuit GPIO Audio level meter Audio sig DC_24V Network Primary Network Secondary OLED DC DC DC DC DC D...

Page 17: ...0kHzLPF Less than 0 1 Frequency Response 100 Hz 18 kHz Input 50dBV 1kHz 0dB 3dB AUX Input Sensitivity 10dBV 3dB Output Sensitivity 0dBV 3dB Signal to noise Ratio 20 kHz LPF More than 75dB THD 20kHzLPF Less than 0 1 Frequency Response 100 Hz 18 kHz Input 10dBV 1kHz 0dB 3dB Data Communication Network Communication 100 1000 B ase t RJ 45 General Characteristics Operating Temperature 10 40 Power Sourc...

Page 18: ...NETWORK SYSTEM REMOTE MIC STATION 16 RM N3000 DIMENSIONS 200 73 206 ...

Page 19: ...s available by contacting your warranty provider Variations and Options Variations and Options Variations Products supplied through legitimate sources are compatible with local AC power requirements Options No optional items are available for this product Warranty Warranty Warranty terms and conditions vary by country and may not be the same for all products Terms and conditions of warranty for a ...

Page 20: ...ean 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 more than 850 employees around the globe Inter M is well poised for further growth and expansion Inter M Americas INC 5666 CORPORATE AVE CYPRESS CA 90630 TEL 1 714 828 2200 FAX 1 714 828 2210 Home Pa...

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