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Chapter 9: RM-200SA REMOTE MICROPHONE
RM-210 REMOTE MICROPHONE EXTENSION
RM-200SA
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1. NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTIONS
1.1. RM-200SA
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1. Microphone
Used for voice announcements.
2. Power Indicator (Green)
Lights when the power is turned on.
3. Failure Indicator (Yellow/Red)
Flashes yellow if some problem within the system
is detected.
This indicator will light yellow if the signal to the
SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI to which the RM-200SA
is connected is interrupted for 5 seconds or more.
This indicator will light red while the general
urgency all-call is being made
(p. 10-9) or the RM-
200SA is in the reset process.
4. Emergency Indicator (Red)
Lights when the SX-2000 system is in an
emergency condition.
5. Emergency/General Urgency All-Call Key
(Covered)
When the Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start
function has been assigned to this key by the SX-
2000 Setting Software, pressing it activates the
emergency broadcast from the SX-2000 system.
Independently of settings made by the SX-2000
Setting Software, holding down this key for 4
seconds or more in combination with DIP switch
(14) setting causes the CPU to be bypassed,
enabling the general urgency all-call to be made
by way of analog transmissions. (See
p. 10-9 .)
6. Indication Label Insert Slots
Labels can be printed using the SX-2000 Setting
Software. (See the separate Setting Software
Instructions, "Printing Labels for Remote
Microphones.")
7. Status Indicators (Red/Yellow/Green)
Light, flash, or go off depending on the current
operation state of function keys, failure state, or
emergency state. (See
p. 9-5 )
8. Selection Indicators (Green)
Light or go off depending on the current operation
state of function keys (
p. 9-5 ).
9. Function Keys (R1 – R10)
Positioned in top-down order (R1, R2 ... R10).
Pressing a specific function key executes the
function that has been assigned to that key by the
SX-2000 Setting Software.
Assignment of functions to specific keys is done
using the SX-2000 Setting Software. (See the
separate Setting Software Instructions, "Event
Settings.")