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Q700

8

Programming System Frequencies 

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Programming System
Frequencies using the
QPK-1 Kit & Software

With the QPK-1 Kit, complete frequency
management via the laptop is available.
Operating frequencies may be set, read
from a system and stored as a disk file,
or read from a file into the Q700 system.

The QPK-1 Kit consists of an interface

unit and software. The QPK-1 interface
connects to the serial port of the
computer and then to the MS-700
master station or BP-700 beltpack via a
standard 2.5 mm miniature stereo cable.
Software for Windows™ 95 or 98, and
Windows™ NT 4.0 or 2000 is included.

Connecting the QPK-1
Interface

Turn everything on and connect the
QPK-1 interface unit.

1. Connect the serial cable to the

QPK-1 and to Com Port 1 (default)
or Com Port 2 on your computer.

(These instructions assume the
programming software has already
been installed on your computer. If it
is not, please see the separate
loading instructions included with
the software disk.)

2. Plug in and turn on the MS-700

master station.

3. Plug the 2.5 mm stereo cable

between the QPK-1 interface and
the MS-700 master station (the
jack is located behind the access
door on the MS-700 front panel).

4. Turn on the QPK-1 interface using

the small toggle switch on back.

5. Turn on all beltpacks which require

programming (be sure the beltpacks
have fresh batteries).

6. Start up the Q700 Application Tools

software on your computer.

If an error message “Error reading
MS-700 data” occurs, first confirm
power to both units is on and check
all connections. If you connected the
serial cable to Com Port 2, go to
“Com Port” in the menu bar and
select Com Port 2.

Master Station Frequency Setup

• Click “Master Station” in the menu

bar to bring up the Master Station
Frequency Setup screen. The screen
displays the preset frequency
ranges and current user-definable
frequencies of both the transmitter
and receivers in the MS-700. It also
lists the beltpack frequencies and
user names, and has buttons which
allow easy programming of the
beltpacks (see page 9).

Programming the Transmitter
Frequency in the MS-700.

1. To change the transmitter

frequency, enter a channel number
or frequency within the range
indicated (entries must be made
within 0.025 MHz increments, and
will default to the closes 25 KHz
increment if entered incorrectly).

2. Click the “Program” button to

program the MS-700. When
prompted, enter your password*
and click “Yes” to store the new
settings.

(*If this is the first time you are using
the software, enter the default
password “bhappy” (all lower case).
Passwords may be changed by
choosing “Change Passwords” from
“File” in the menu bar.) see page 9.

Programming the Receiver
Frequencies in the MS-700.

1. Enter the desired channel number

or frequency in MHz (within the
preset range indicated) for each of
the six receivers in the MS-700
master station. You may also enter
a “User” name for each of the
corresponding beltpacks.

Note:  When selecting beltpack
frequencies, allow at least 400 KHz
(0.400 MHz) between beltpacks for
best performance.

2. Click the “Program” button to

program the MS-700. When
prompted, enter your password*
and click “Yes” to store the new
settings.

(*see page 9 for password info)

Summary of Contents for Q700

Page 1: ...Q700 Wireless Intercom System Owner s Manual revision 3 41 August 1 2001...

Page 2: ...ge 7 7 Move the BP 700 beltpacks at least 6 feet 2 M away from the MS 700 and separate them from each other by at least 10 inches 40 cm Momentarily depress the A pushbutton 8 Observe the RF LED s on t...

Page 3: ...to the IC2 connector For TW and RTS systems both channels are on the same connector which should be plugged into IC1 IC2 15 Select Clear Com on the rear panel Clear Com TW RTS pushbutton in for standa...

Page 4: ...est quality and performance Vega has been the leader in wireless intercom systems for well over a decade This experience insures you of a Vega Intercom System of quality performance and reliability Un...

Page 5: ...audio circuitry in the MS 700 MON When selected as indicated by the associated LED routes a sample of the receiver audio to the monitor amplifier and bar graph The audio may be monitored whether on no...

Page 6: ...power output to 250 mW maximum Clear Com TW Switch In the depressed position configures the two intercom interfaces to be compatible with the Clear Com standard In this mode intercom channel 1 is con...

Page 7: ...in order to program the BP 700 beltpacks replacement cables may be purchased at an electronics store To program one of the master station receivers or the master station transmitter set the function s...

Page 8: ...ower to both units is on and check all connections If you connected the serial cable to Com Port 2 go to Com Port in the menu bar and select Com Port 2 Master Station Frequency Setup Click Master Stat...

Page 9: ...5 for each corresponding beltpack Locking the Master Station Control Panel The Q700 application software allows you to lock the front panel switches on the MS 700 master station thereby preventing cha...

Page 10: ...ree times to indicate that you are back in the top level programming mode Level 1 If no button is pushed for 10 seconds the LED s will flash three times once again This is repeated every 10 seconds un...

Page 11: ...n of the preset defaults After a pause all four LED s will triple flash to indicate return to top level programming mode Level 1 If no button is pushed for 10 seconds the LED s will flash three times...

Page 12: ...ssignment A D mode and action type the graphic changes to reflect the settings To set the microphone type select either Dynamic or Electret 2 Click the program button to apply the new settings to the...

Page 13: ...the memory problem for NiCad batteries This is one of the reasons that NiCads are not recommended Mistakenly recharging alkaline cells can cause overheating battery venting and even fire To help avoi...

Page 14: ...ter will the modes interact Operational Features MS 700 Intercom Interfaces The MS 700 master station will interface with two intercom lines simultaneously as well as accommodate both four wire inputs...

Page 15: ...f the MS 700 reaches about 105 degrees F 41 deg C the fan will begin to rotate at low speed If the internal temperature continues to rise the fan will reach full RPM when the internal temperature reac...

Page 16: ...ction switches monitor level ac power switch transmit power switch and additional controls Indicators Signal present mode beltpack low battery warning select status and monitor status for each receive...

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