RTS BP300 Manual de servicio descargar pdf (Pagina 9)

111.

CP-300

OPERATING

CONTROLS

The

MIC

SWITCH

turns

the

headset

signals.

To

re-set

it,

locate

the

mic

ON

and

OFF,

and

includes

a

unmarked

hole

(which

contains

a

third

position

marked

"on

(mom)"

trimpot).

Plug

in

your

headset,

(momentary

on)

for

quick

messages.

insert

a

small-bladed

screwdriver

through

the

hole,

and

engage

the

The

CHANNEL-SELECT

SWITCH

allows:

slot

on

the

trirnpot.

Turn

up

the

1)

communication

on

Channel

A

or

on

headset

volume

all

the

way,

and

Channel

B,

when

the

CP-300

uses

start

talking

to

yourself

while

the

2-Channel

mode,

OR

slowly

turning

the

screwdriver.

A

2)

communication

on

one

channel

(3)

null

point

will

be

found

where

you

when

the

CP-300

uses

the

Single-

can

barely

hear

yourself;

the

nor-

Channel

mode.

mal

setting

is

anywhere

to

the

left

of

the

null.

Note

that

the

Channel-Select

Switch

must

be

set

to

"B"

when

the

CP-300

The

optional

VISUAL

CALL

SIGNALLING

operator

is

using

the

standard

function

follows

the

setting

of

the

Clear-Corn

single-channel

mode.

belt-pack's

Channel-Select

switch;

for

instance,

if

you

are

talking

on

The

VOLUME

knob

adjusts

the

audio

channel

A,

pressing

the

Call

switch

level

in

your

earphone(s).

will

illuminate

the

lights

at

all

other

Stations

communicating

on

The

SIDETONE

adjustment

is

located

channel

A.

Call

lights

will

stay

on

the

side

of

the

belt-pack,

and

on

for

as

long

as

the

switch

is

is

used

to

vary

the

amount

of

your

depressed.

The

CALL

LIGHT

lights

up

voice

as

heard

in

your

headset.

It

to

attract

your

attention

when

does

not

affect

the

level

of

inco-

another

Station

operator

(using

the

ming

or

outgoing

signals,

and

is

same

channel)

activates

the

Call

set

at

the

factory

to

be

approxi-

signal.

mately

6

dB

lower

than

incoming

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