changes may not be reflected in this manual. Images, labels, packaging, accessories and product normal speech is impaired by use of glass, a security screen or other similar Check the contents of the box to familiarise yourself with the components. The staff microphone and amplifier should be installed on the staff side of installed on the customer side of the counter. 1.
Place the staff microphone on the staff side of the counter top, ensuring that it does not cause an obstruction and is as close to staff 2. Place the amplifier under the staff counter, ensuring that it will not 3. Mark the four fixing points for the amplifier under the counter. 4.
Drill and fix the amplifier in place using the supplied screws. 5. Use the cable management hole in the counter to run the staff cable management hole, drill one in a suitable location near the rear of using the supplied mounting bracket and fixing screws. 1. Place the speaker and microphone pods on the customer side of the 4.
Mark the four fixing points and two cable holes to be drilled. 5. Ensure there will be access to retrieve the cables and drill the holes. 6. Fix the speaker and microphone pods to the counter, and feed the 7.
Refit the housing with previously removed screws. 8. Route all cabling neatly to the amplifier location on the staff side. 1. Check that there is at least 50mm of free space below the customer side of the counter top for the speaker and microphone pods. 3.
Mark the cut-out dimensions in the diagram below onto the counter top recommended distance between each cut-out marking is 500mm. 4. Use a router to cut out two areas for the flush mounted speaker and microphone pods, routed to a depth of 1.5mm. Ensure all hearing loop signage is displayed clearly.
Save and exit engineers mode after making any adjustments. always enter setup area 1 first. The green Volume In LED bar will flash to indicate which setup area you are in. The drive level should be adjusted so the red LED 8 is illuminated only when If the amplifier does not have a loop attached, you can turn off the red fault LED 8 by adjusting the drive down to off.
If the amplifier detects an error in its settings memory it will restore display Volume In LED 1 as steady green. When the amplifier is switched off using the On/Off button, audio is muted and LEDs are not illuminated; press any button to turn the amplifier on Press and hold the Volume In (+) or (-) buttons to increase or decrease the Press and hold the Volume Out (+) or (-) buttons to increase or decrease 1. Ensure the customer and staff volumes are turned completely down. 2.
Adjust staff volume (Volume In) to a comfortable level. 3. Increase customer volume (Volume Out) until feedback is heard. settings. Exit engineers mode and repeat initial setup. 1.
Unplug the power supply and then reconnect it. 3. The Volume In LED bar will have all LEDs illuminated, while the Volume a fault with the loop (i.e. a broken aerial).
Specifications for CA 100V02 2 channel audio and induction loop amplifier for the Communicator security system. Constructed of metal CA100 contains press touch controls for Staff / customer loudspeaker audio output. Preset adjustments for Staff / customer microphone and loudspeaker. The amplifier has feed available for the connection of a magnetic loop inductance unit to be connected. Power is via a 110 -230VAC – 12 VDC adaptor. Front panel contains press button power switch, Volume + / - buttons for cashier side audio (Vol In), volume +/- buttons for adjusting clients side audio (Vol Out). A LED status bar graph indicator is provided to assist in level status during set up with red overload indicator. Connections to / from the unit is via screw terminal Pheonix connector. The unit has 4 x screw holes to facilitate fixing to underside of counter. Power output is 1.8 Watts @ 0.5% THD. Induction loop field conforms to BS6038 pt 4 1981 mean field strength -20dB, field max -8dB ref 1A/M. Must be used in conjunction with the Communicator security system. Dimensions: 90mm (3.5”) x 50mm (2”) x 110mm (4.4”). Finish: Matt Grey.
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