User manual RUSSOUND ISK1

[. . . ] If the ComPoint system is sharing speakers with an audio system, loop the speaker cables through the keypad locations. If dedicated speakers are being used, run the speaker cables to the keypads. When running CAT-5 and speaker cables, avoid running them near AC power wiring. If you have to run the cables parallel to electrical wiring, space the cables at least two feet (0. 6 m) from the AC power lines. OUT TO SPEAKERS IN FROM AMPLIFIER L+ L- R- R+ L+ L- R- R+ Warranty The Russound ISK1 Keypad is fully guaranteed for two (2) years from the date of purchase against all defects in materials and workmanship. [. . . ] 28-1212 03/31/06 5 6 Operation The ISK1 Keypad allows you to perform the following functions: · System-wide paging · Point-to-point intercom · Call and reply to door station · Door strike release · Listen to another zone It also allows you to put the zone in Do Not Disturb mode to prevent communications and doorbell chimes from being heard in the room where it's installed. When you press the Talk key on the sending keypad, the receiving keypad sounds a single ping and indicates the sending zone by lighting up that zone's key in red. When you release the Talk key, both the sending and receiving keypads sound a single ping to signal the person receiving can reply hands free within 7 seconds. After the 7 seconds, the keypads sound a double ping to signal the end of the hands-free reply period. To reply to an intercom from another zone before the double ping, just speak. An intercom session is not allowed when there is a page, door station call, or other intercom session in progress. Also, a door station call takes precedence and thus interrupts an intercom session in progress. Listen to another zone You can use your ComPoint system to continuously listen to any single zone from one or more other zones. This is done by first turning on a keypad microphone in the zone you want to listen to, then selecting that zone on one or more other keypads. To turn on a keypad's microphone, select the keypad's own zone on that keypad. The Talk key lights up red and the zone key blinks to indicate the microphone is active. To listen to the zone with the active microphone from other keypads, select that zone on the other keypads. The zone key on each keypad blinks three times and then remains lighted red to indicate the system is in Listen mode. To exit Listen mode, press any key other than Volume Up or Volume Down in the zone you're listening to. Other communication events have priority over Listen mode and thus interrupt listening to another zone. Safety Precautions For your safety, please read and follow these precautions before installing or using this product: Read instructions. Read and understand all the applicable instructions before installing or operating the product. Retain documents. Keep this manual in a convenient place for reference. Heed warnings. Be aware of all warnings on the product and in the instructions. Follow instructions. Install and use this product only as described in the instructions. Don't try to use this product in ways it wasn't designed for. Use indoors only. Don't expose this product to the weather Paging To send a page, press and hold the Talk key and speak. If one of the zone keys is lighted red before you press the Talk key, first press the zone key to deselect that zone before you send the page. If the system is busy when you press the Talk key, the Talk key blinks red for 7 seconds. When you press the Talk key, all keypads sound a single ping tone to announce your message. [. . . ] Also, do not handle the product when your hands are wet or damp. Avoid heat. Locate the product away from heat sources Do Not Disturb mode You can prevent pages, intercom sessions, door station calls, and doorbell chimes from being heard in any zone by using Do Not Disturb (DND) mode. To cancel DND mode, press any key other than Volume Up or Volume Down. The red DND light shuts off. such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other appliances that produce heat. Use the right power. [. . . ]