The function is turned on by pushing both the VOLUME UP and VOLUME DOWN buttons at the same time and holding them for 4 seconds.

10 & 11. OPTIONAL SECURITY INTERFACE - always active. If the system is connected with a SECURITY system the VOLUME UP button and VOLUME DOWN button are used to activate the panic alarm. The panic alarm is turned on by pushing both the VOLUME UP and VOLUME DOWN buttons at the same time and holding them for 4 seconds.

12.ROOM TALK button - always active. This button is used for communicating with the other rooms. To talk to someone in another room hold the ROOM TALK button in while talking in the direction of the microphone. The display will show that you are in the talk mode. Release the ROOM TALK button when you are finished talking.

NOTE: When talking to a person in another room, you will be heard at each speaker that is in the RAD/INT, or INT position (See section 18).

13.ROOM LISTEN button - always active. This button is used for listening to the other rooms. To listen to other rooms hold the ROOM LISTEN button in. The display will show that you are in the listen mode. Release the ROOM LISTEN button when you are finished listening.

NOTE: To get the maximum benefit from this Hands Free system, make it a house rule that whoever initiates a call will always follow up by pressing the ROOM LISTEN button. This allows someone to respond to the call without getting up or stopping their current activities.

NOTE: When listening to other rooms, you will hear each speaker that is in the MONITOR, RAD/INT, or INT position (See section 18).

12 & 13. DOOR TALK - always active. These buttons are used for communicating with the outside door speaker(s). To talk to someone at the door speaker(s) hold the ROOM LISTEN and ROOM TALK buttons in while talking in the direction of the microphone. The display will show that you are in the talk mode. Release the ROOM LISTEN and ROOM TALK buttons when you are finished talking--the MC602 will automatically listen (you will hear what is being said) to the person at the door(s) for approximately 25 seconds. The display will show that you are in the listen mode. You may talk to the person at the door again anytime by holding in the ROOM LISTEN and ROOM TALK buttons. Each time the buttons are released, the door speaker(s) can be listened to for another 25 seconds. If you are done communicating with the person at the door and/or you do not want to listen to the door speaker, the 25 second listening time can be canceled by momentarily pressing either the ROOM LISTEN or the ROOM TALK button by itself.

NOTE: When communicating with the person at the door(s), both sides of the conversation will be heard at each speaker that is in the RAD/INT, or INT position (See section 18).

14.BASS CONTROL - Recommended setting:12:00. This CONTROL is used to adjust the low tones of the audio heard on all the speakers (room speakers as well as the MASTER SPEAKER). Turning the BASS CONTROL clockwise increases the bass (makes the low frequencies louder) and turning it counter-clockwise decreases the bass (makes the low frequencies quieter).

15.TREBLE CONTROL - Recommended setting: 12:00. This CONTROL is used to adjust the high tones of the audio heard on all the speakers (room speakers as well as the MASTER SPEAKER). Turning the TREBLE CONTROL clockwise increases the treble (makes the high frequencies louder) and turning it counter- clockwise decreases the treble (makes the high frequencies quieter).

16.INTERCOM VOLUME CONTROL - Recommended setting: 12:00. This CONTROL is used to adjust the level of the intercom communications. Turning the INTERCOM VOLUME CONTROL clockwise increases the volume of intercom communications and turning it counter-clockwise decreases the volume. The INTERCOM VOLUME CONTROL should be set to a point where intercom communications can easily be heard, but not so high that the speakers feedback or squeal when communications are attempted.

17.MASTER SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL - Recommended setting: Maximum. This CONTROL is used to control the volume of the MASTER SPEAKER. Turning the MASTER SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL clockwise increases the MASTER SPEAKER volume and turning it counter-clockwise decreases the MASTER SPEAKER

volume. The MASTER SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL should be normally be set to maximum (fully clockwise) and the VOLUME UP and DOWN buttons should be used to adjust for the proper listening volume. If however, another room needs more volume than the MASTER SPEAKER, the MASTER SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL may have to be turned down somewhat and then the music volume increased with the VOLUME UP button to get the perfect volume in each room.

18.INTERCOM SELECTOR SWITCHES These switches are used to control the operation of the Room Speaker in each corresponding room.

The MASTER SPEAKER Switch controls the MASTER SPEAKER.

The ROOM SPEAKERS Switches 1 through 9 control the corresponding Room Speakers.

The PATIO SPEAKER Switch controls the Patio Speaker(s).

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MC602 specifications

M&S Systems MC602 is a sophisticated machine designed for various industrial applications, particularly known for its efficiency and versatility. As part of M&S Systems’ esteemed lineup of equipment, the MC602 combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features, making it a valuable asset for modern manufacturing environments.

At the core of the MC602 is its advanced control system, which employs state-of-the-art software platforms to ensure precise operation. This system facilitates real-time monitoring and adjustments, making it easier for operators to maintain optimal performance and adapt to changing production demands. With user-friendly interfaces, the MC602 allows for seamless interaction between the operator and the machine, minimizing the learning curve and increasing overall productivity.

One of the standout features of the MC602 is its impressive processing capability. Equipped with a high-speed motor and robust drivetrain, the machine is capable of handling heavy loads with ease. This makes it suitable for applications ranging from material handling to large-scale assembly tasks. The MC602 also incorporates a modular design, enabling operators to customize configurations based on specific operational needs. This flexibility is a significant advantage, especially in industries where production demands can shift rapidly.

Another key characteristic is the MC602’s emphasis on energy efficiency. The machine is designed to optimize power consumption, resulting in lower operational costs and a reduced carbon footprint. This focus on sustainability is increasingly important in today’s industrial landscape and aligns with global trends towards greener manufacturing practices.

In terms of safety features, the MC602 is equipped with multiple layers of protection. Emergency shut-off systems, safety sensors, and ergonomic designs ensure that operators can work safely and effectively. Maintenance is also simplified through easily accessible components, reducing downtime and enhancing the overall longevity of the machine.

Finally, the MC602 supports various connectivity options, allowing for integration into existing systems. This capability not only streamlines production workflows but also enables predictive maintenance through data analysis. With its comprehensive feature set, the M&S Systems MC602 emerges as a reliable and adaptable solution for industries aiming to enhance efficiency and productivity in a competitive marketplace.
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