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VITALINQ 94A-07 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
TYPICAL DEVICE INSTALLATION
by VIS-A-VIS, INC.
TM
Vis-A-Vis, Inc.
800-319-6014
www.vitalinq.com
Typical connection of ethernet
cables to speaker
Connection of ethernet, coaxial and
power cables to console
Left Stereo
Speaker
Communication
Speaker
Right Stereo
Speaker
Left Stereo
Speaker
Communication
Speaker
Right Stereo
Speaker
PROCEDURE ROOM
CONTROL ROOM
Vitalinq Console
(Headset and Desk
Microphone not shown)
Window
Monitor(s)
Monitor Boom
C
ontrol
Room
De
sk/C
ounte
r
Notes:
1) All speakers are color coded and labeled with their position.
2) Speakers connect together in series (daisy chain) using supplied color coded ethernet cables. White for procedure room and
blue for control room. Color coding of cables enables easy troubleshooting. Order of connection not critical. If conduit is used
it should be 1". Junction boxes are not necessary at conduit ends.
3) Ethernet cables provided are CAT5. CAT6 can be used.
4) Monitor microphone (MM) mounts to face of monitor with the long axis oriented in the vertical position.
5) Monitor Microphone is connected directly to console BNC jack labeled "Lab Mic" using supplied
coaxial cable. When cable is installed, ensure sufficient length is available at monitor to reach BNC jack on Monitor
Microphone.
Other connection options are possible.
See "Monitor Microphone Cable Connection" section of installation Manual
for details.
6) Console plugs into standard 110VAC, 60Hz outlet (US).
25' or 50' WHITE ethernet cable
from console "LAB WHITE" jack
to Procedure Room speakers.
25' BLUE ethernet cable from console
"TEK BLUE" jack to Control Room speakers.
Coaxial cable from monitor mic to
"Lab Mic" BNC jack on console.
Cable must be run through monitor
boom arm/curtain.
SEE INSTALLATION MANUAL.
14' WHITE ethernet cables between speakers
14' BLUE ethernet
cables between
speakers
Monitor Microphone
Wall
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