How do I select the audio channel on the Telex Stereo Receiver?

You can select the audio channels by using the Audio Channel Switch, with options for Intercom Type Set to Telex and Intercom Type Set to RTS.

What is the function of the Telex IN/OUT Switch?

The Telex IN/OUT Switch allows you to connect or disconnect the intercom from the I/C jacks and corresponding I/C Loop-thru connector pins.

Where can I find the Auxiliary Switch for the Telex Stereo Receiver?

The Auxiliary Switch is used to turn the AUX jack input audio on or off, and it is found on the front panel of the base station.

Audio Channel Switch, Telex IN/OUT Switch, Telex = OUT

Audio Channel Switch

Intercom Type Set to Telex

Selects either “IC 1 or 2" (and corresponding pins on ”IC Loop-thru"). In “Auto” position the switch allows selection of channels 1 or 2 from the beltpack.

AUDIO

CHANNEL 1

AUTO

Figure 23

Audio Channel Switch

Intercom Type Set to RTS

Selects RTS channel 1 or 2 on both I/C jacks (and corresponding Pins on “I/C Loop-thru”). In “Auto” position the switch allows selection of channels 1 or 2 from the beltpack.

Telex IN/OUT Switch

Intercom Type Set to Telex

Telex = OUT

Intercom is disconnected from the I/C jacks and corresponding “I/C Loop-thru” connector pins.

Telex = IN

Intercom is connected to I/C jacks and correspond- ing “I/C Loop-thru" connector pins.

Intercom Type Set to RTS

Setting of switch has no effect. All I/C jacks and corresponding “I/C Loop-thru” connector pins are active.

AUX

OFF ON

Figure 25

Auxiliary Switch

Auxiliary to I/C Switch (Program Audio)

This switch is located inside the base station. Its function is to provide a user with the ability to input a third channel of listen only audio via the “AUX” jack. This third channel of audio, usually called “Program Audio” is always heard regardless of which intercom channel the user is on. The program audio is heard only on the local base station and its beltpack.

To gain access to the switch the base station’s top cover must be taken off. Unscrew the six screws on the cover and lift off. The switch can be found be- tween the two shielded compartments (Figure 27). The switch is labeled “Aux to IC” and should nor- mally be left in the “ON” position. Unless using the “AUX” jack for program audio input. Switch to the “OFF” position if inputing program audio. The switch now disables auxilary input audio from be- ing placed on the intercom system but can be heard locally.

The auxiliary ON/OFF switch must be set to “ON” to enable input audio through the auxiliary port. The level of the program audio as heard in the back- ground of the audio channel currently switch to is controlled via the “AUX IN" level control on the front panel.

I/C

OUT TELEX IN

Figure 24

Telex In/Out Switch

Auxiliary Switch

Turns the “AUX” jack input audio on or off.

The audio out is always sent to the “Aux” jack and is unaffected by the switch position.

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Code Switch (BTR-600C Only)

Allows the operator to select over 65,000 cipher codes. The beltpack’s code must match the base sta- tion’s code for audio recovery. Any combination of letters and/or numbers may be selected except 0000. The data is unencrypted when the setting is 0000.

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