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require 1 pair (2 pairs when using speakers with
LEDs or "doorplate speaker assemblies"). One-way
amplified speakers require 2 pairs (Refer to the One-
Way Paging VSP).
MAXIMUM CABLE LENTH TO TALKBACK
SPEAKERS IS 800 FEET
DO NOT SPLIT PAIRS
Grounding
For proper operation, ground of the power supply
must be connected to a reliable ground.
CAUTION: Using an electrical ground may put
noise on the talkback.
High Power Amplifiers
In many cases an existing high power amplifier may
be connected to a zone output of the control unit for
one-way paging. Simply insert a V-1092 volume
control and connect the zone audio output to the
auxiliary input of the amplifier.
NOTE: YOU CANNOT INCREASE THE NUMBER
OF TALKBACK SPEAKERS IN A ZONE THROUGH
USE OF A HIGH POWER TALKBACK AMPLIFIER.
Volume Adjustments
All talkback control units have two volume controls:
1. Speaker to telephone. (Receive) Adjust this
control for minimum background noise.
Between 1/4 and 1/2 is typical.
2. Telephone to speaker. (Transmit) Adjust this
control to provide the desired level of outgoing
page.
If background music is provided or one-way
amplified speakers are being used, the controls
MUST be adjusted in the following order:
1. Speaker to phone
2. Phone to speaker
3. All call level
4. Music level
5. Individual controls on one-way speakers
Inhibit (Speaker Cancel)
Inhibit is an option that may be used with 1A2 Key
Systems or with "A-lead" single line telephones. It
automatically turns off a speaker when the called
party picks up their handset and presses the intercom
button to have a handset to handset call. To wire the
inhibit option, you must place 10K ohm resistors
(included with equipment) in series with the "A"
leads from each telephone's intercom button, or in the
case of dedicated single line set, in series with the
"A" leads from each telephone. The other side of
these resistors will be connected together and
brought to the inhibit lead of the control unit.
REMEMBER: A resistor will be required for each
telephone. If feed cables to several phones are used,
the resistors must be placed at the telephone or the
remote terminal. Contact Technical Support for
additional information.
SYSTEM OPERATION
Circuit Description
Each Valcom Handsfree Control Unit contains access
circuitry, voice switching, and talkback circuitry.
The multizone units also contain dial select circuitry.
All talkback control units are designed for use with
45 ohm speakers. These may be desktop speakers for
intercom applications; or ceiling speakers, wall
speakers, or horns for paging applications. In
addition to the control unit and speakers, a talkback
system may require a -24VDC power supply.
Talkback control units generally will be connected to
a key button of a 1A2 System (line card required
when using the V-9941A, V-2003AHF or the
V-2006AHF), a line key of an Electronic Key System
(line card required) or a loop trunk port of a PABX
(trunk card required).
When accessed by the appropriate method, the
paging party will immediately be connected to the
speaker (single zone unit), or will receive dial tone
(multizone unit). In multizone applications, the
paging party will then dial the zone desired, page,
and receive the reply.
In 1A2 or dedicated stand alone "A-lead type"
telephone applications, the called party has the option
to pick up their handset, depress the intercom button
(in the case of 1A2 equipment), and speak handset to
handset to the calling party. If the inhibit option is
wired [Section Inhibit (Speaker Cancel)], the called
speaker will automatically turn off when a handset to
handset conversation is initiated.
Instructions to User
Valcom talkback equipment contains voice switching
circuitry. This means only one party may be talking
at a time. The voice switch is controlled by the
telephone end. If the calling party is quiet, they can
listen to the speaker.
As soon as the calling party speaks, the voice will
page out of the speaker. If someone at the speaker is
talking, the calling party's voice will override them.
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