IRP DWCS2.4, Руководство пользователя

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System Setup
1. Scope of Supply
Before the installation, insure that all accessories were completely supplied. If
something from the scope of supply is missing, please call your dealer.
2. Battery Charger (Microphone Stations)
All microphone stations should be fully charged before the first use. Depending on the
scope of supply, use the carrying case with integrated charger unit or the individual
battery charger.
Using the carrying case with integrated charger the following is to be considered:
All microphone stations should be locked in their position in the foam material
inserted. Check the fixed position of the microphone stations. With appropiate fixing
to the foam material insert a safe contacting to the charge connector is ensured.
If you have a double carrying case for 24 microphone stations, connect both parts
with the supplied connection cable.
Connect the power connection cord to the appropriate wall outlet.
The charging time is about 3.5 hours. The integrated battery is a NiMH and doesn’t
require complete unloading before the new charging.
3. Checking the individual Boards and Cabling of the Main Frame
Depending upon delivery version, all boards should be installed ito the mainframe and
connected completely. If necessary check the wiring. See figure “Module Wiring” on
page ...
Check all connectors for tight connection and mechanical stability.
NOTE: the radio net address of the system and the radio channel number of the radio
circuits are factory-installed. If you should use several systems in the same
environment at the same time, it is necessary to change the radio net address. Thus
it is prevented that the systems influence each other. Both the audio board and the
microphone stations must be modified. These procedures should be executed by
qualified personnel only.
4. Power On
Connect the power connector on the main unit with the supplied power cord to a
power outlet (please check the appropriate voltage range, 230V or 110V, labelled at
the rear side of the power supply board in the main unit).
Immediately after switching on the power, three blue LEDs on the front of the main
unit light up. These blue LEDs display the status of the power supply (three different
DC-voltages: 5V, +18V, -18V).
After approximately 2 seconds on each installed audio board four green LEDs light up.
These LEDs indicate that the individual radio circuits are operating.