Audio Tech 462Z Instrukcje Operacyjne Pobierz pdf (Strona 5)

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DOOR TALK

When the Door Talk button is pressed and held in at the Master Unit or any

Room Speaker you can converse with a person at a door station. When you

release the Door Talk button the person at the door can speaker hands free for

15 seconds. The radio program if on will mute, and return automatically after the

final 15 second door listen delay. All Room Speakers that are not turned off at

the volume control will hear the door communication. A Room Speaker in the

monitor position will not hear the door communication unless the Monitor Over-

ride switch at the Master Unit is on.

“HANDS FREE” ANSWERING A CALL

To utilize the hands free feature when communicating with other Room Speak-

ers or the patio, the person initiating the call must operate both the Talk and

Listen switches. Press Room Talk to initiate a call. Release Room Talk, and

press and hold the Room Listen button while you receive a reply.

POWER OFF

Press the Power Off button to turn off the AM, FM, CD, or AUX functions.

DISPLAY TIME-FREQ

Press to switch the digital display from the time display and frequency display.

The display will always return to time after ten seconds of no station activity.

This button functions only when AM or FM radio program is selected.

AM RADIO PROGRAM

Press to activate the AM broadcast band as the source of radio program. The

LED red light indicator above the button will light when AM radio is on. When

AM is selected the display will switch to frequency automatically and return to

time after ten seconds if no program is selected.

FM RADIO PROGRAM

Press to activate the FM broadcast as a source of radio program. The LED red

light indicator above the button will light when FM radio is “ON”. When FM is

selected the display will switch to frequency automatically and return to time

after ten seconds if no program is selected.

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