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Twc-701 and twc-704 system, Twc-701 and twc-704 system -2 – Clear-Com TWC-704 User Manual

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TWC-701 AND TWC-704 SYSTEM

The TWC-701 is a stand-alone adaptor that combines two standard Clear-Com
intercom channels (on two separate cables) onto a single standard 3-pin
microphone cable. It does this by combining one channel of intercom audio with
the 30 volts DC operating power.

The TWC-704 adaptor is four channels of the TWC-701 in a single 19-inch
rack mount chassis.

Clear-Com intercom products with TW functionality accept two individual
channels of intercom from one single 3-pin cable. TW functionality in those
products separates the intecom audio from the DC operating power.

If a TW-equipped station is connected to a standard Clear-Com intercom line
(without a TW circuit), only the Channel B portion of the station will operate
normally. Channel A will appear to be inactive. Channel B intercom audio and
“call” signaling is simply passed through the TWC-701 to the intercom station,
and operates in the normal Clear-Com manner.

Because the Clear-Com “call” signal function is normally accomplished by
applying a DC voltage to the intercom audio line, call signaling is deleted from
the Channel A line. When using TW-compatible devices, both channels will
receive and transmit a call signal.

See the RS-601 and RS-603/623/R beltpack manuals for additional TW product
support.

Note:

“TW” is the designation Clear-Com uses for the system of combining the
30 volts DC operating power with the intercom audio. “TW” is derived
from the “two-wire” because by combining the intercom audio with the
DC operating power, a single channel of intercom–with the required
operating power–can be run on only two conductors. However, because
the intercom line is unbalanced audio, Clear-Com does not promote the
use of single-channel operation on two unshielded conductors (i.e.
“twisted pair”). If you have a specific application that requires actual
two-wire operation, please contact the factory (510-337-6600) for
further information.

Figure 1-1: A typical system

TWC-704

TWC-701

(A3F)

(A3F)

Line Splitter

RS-603
(mono)

RS-623R
(stereo)

To additional
“TW” remote
stations

(A3F)

Channel A
Channel B

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