American Time Wireless Tone Generator - Manual (Page 5)

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Wireless Tone Generator
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Operation
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Operation
The wireless tone generator will allow the user to activate tones wirelessly and interface with power
and audio amplifier wiring through a screw terminal located in the bottom panel of the wireless tone
generator. See the figure below.
WARNING: Never apply electrical power to this device until wiring is completed and in accordance
with all local and national electrical codes.
The two left most terminals on the wireless tone generator's larger terminal block are labeled
TO AMP COM | SIG OUT. These terminals should be connected to the amplifier system/receiver.
The next used terminal is labeled TONE SELECT
(COMMON). This terminal is used to complete the tone
selection circuit. It will be connected using the supplied
jumper wire to one or two of the T1, T2, T3 or T4 terminals
depending on which tone is preferred. The Tone Selection
Table (at right) documents which T1, T2, T3 or T4 terminals
should be connected to the TONE SELECT (COMMON).
Example: If you want a 333 Hz tone with three repeated
pulses, you would wire the TONE SELECT (COMMON)
terminal to T1 and T3.
The smaller terminal strip (on the right) is where the Hot,
Neutral and Ground power inputs are to be connected. These should be connected with no electrical
power supplied and following all local and national electrical codes.
Amp
COM
IN Tone
Select
Earth Ground
AC Return
120vac
Tone
Output