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Section 4: Operating the Base Station BS1000
4.1 Connecting the Base Station BS1000
1.
Power switch
17.
CH4 Talk key (LED indicator)
2.
Loudspeaker, 3 watts
18.
CH4 Volume, push to call
3.
Mic on/off button (LED indicator)
19.
CH5 Volume, push to call
4.
Loudspeaker on/off button (LED indicator)
20.
CH5 Talk key (LED indicator)
5.
Menu/Exit/Lock button (Warning LED indicator)
21.
CH7 Volume, push to call
6.
Master Volume, Push select Dim, Cut, Sidetone
22.
CH7 Talk key (LED indicator)
7.
RMK: Remote Mic Kill button (LED indicator)
23.
Display screen 2
8.
SA: Stage Announce button (LED indicator)
24.
Network status LEDs (Link/Active)
9.
TTA: Talk to All button (LED indicator)
25.
CH6 Talk key (LED indicator)
10.
CH1 Volume, push to call, setting when in menu mode
26.
CH6 Volume, push to call
11.
CH1 Talk key (LED indicator)
27.
CH8 Talk key (LED indicator)
12.
CH3 Volume, push to call
28.
CH8 Volume, push to call
13.
CH3 Talk key (LED indicator)
29.
Gooseneck microphone connector (XLR3F)
14.
Display screen 1
30.
Headset connector (6pin Mini-Din Receptacle)
15.
CH2 Talk key (LED indicator)
31.
Antenna mounting hole
16.
CH2 Volume, push to call, operation when in menu mode
32.
Ear for rack mounting
1.
Power switch
Press the front panel power switch to turn on the Base Station. ‘DFS detecting’ will be appears on the Base
Station screen and once the detecting is completed, Normal menu appears. When the green LED on the Talk
key is lit, the Base station is ready for use.
2.
Loudspeaker
Loudspeaker, 3 watt, +18dBu before clipping, max level 18dBu.
24.
Network status LEDs (Link/Active)
Link LED: This green LED indicates that a data connection has been established with the Remote Antenna.
Active LED: This flashing LED indicates that the Base Station is receiving data from the Remote Antenna.
29.
Gooseneck microphone connector (XLR-3F)
Pin
Description
1
Ground
2
Audio +
3
Audio -
Select the type of gooseneck microphone from the
‘GN ELECT DYN’ item in the SETBASE menu. ELECT
stands for electret microphone, and DYN stands for dynamic microphone.
The gooseneck microphone and loudspeaker will automatically switch off when you connect the headset.
Even when the headset is connected, press the SPK button to re-enable the loudspeaker. When a headset is
connected, the Mic button controls the headset microphone only. Do not connect the headset when using the
gooseneck microphone.
30.
Headset connector (6pin Mini-Din Receptacle)
The gooseneck microphone and loudspeaker will automatically switch off when you connect the headset.
Even when the headset is connected, press the SPK button to re-enable the loudspeaker. When a headset is
connected, the Mic button controls the headset microphone only. Do not connect the headset when using the
gooseneck microphone. The headset is with ‘Push-Pull Lock’ type connector. Put a headset into the headset
connector on the front panel. To disconnect the headset, grab the entire outer metal plug on the headset
connector and pull it slightly to release the lock.
Base Station BS1000: Front Panel
1
2
5
6
24
28
30
31
18
17
22
21
9
13
12
14
23
8
11
15
10
16
29
3
4
7
19
20
25
26
31 32
27
4
5
6
Pinout
1. Microphone VCC +2V (For electret mic.)
2. Microphone – (GND)
3. Micr (For dynamic mic.)
4. Push-To-Talk (PTT)
5. Earphone -
6. Ea
1
2
3