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- Page 1 Q700 Wireless Intercom System Owner’s Manual (revision 3.41 - August 1, 2001)
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Page 2: Quick Setup
BP-700’s. depends upon the programmed "B", green for "C" and orange operating mode of the BP-700. for “D”. See page 8 for details. Q700... - Page 3 "IC1/IC2". 15. Select "Clear-Com" on the rear panel (Clear-Com – TW/RTS pushbutton "in") for standard Clear-Com lines, or "TW/RTS" for Clear-Com two-wire or RTS intercom lines (pushbutton "out"). Q700...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Specifications ....16 A word to Vega Users In selecting a Vega intercom system, you are assured of the highest quality and performance. -
Page 5: Ms-700 Controls And Indicators
"mode C" command. OUT Control – Trims the audio level from transmit frequency. the MS-700 to the wired intercom system • When orange, indicates that the associated BP-700 beltpack is sending the "mode D" command. Q700... -
Page 6: Rear Panel
Designed for 50 ohm sets power output to the LO or "normal" value (nominally 50 mw). In the HI impedance. See table for quarterwave- length required for different splits. position, sets power output to 250 mW maximum. Q700... -
Page 7: Programming System Frequencies
"0991" in the above example. receive and transmit ranges must be Then momentarily press the "program" separated by one range. For example, if North American Frequency Range Chart for the Q700 Intercom Freq, MHz 470 - 500 500 - 5 0... -
Page 8: Via Qpk-1 Kit And Software
Operating frequencies may be set, read from a system and stored as a disk file, or read from a file into the Q700 system. The QPK-1 Kit consists of an interface unit and software. The QPK-1 interface... -
Page 9: Programming Beltpack Frequencies
Changing the beltpack frequencies. Control Panel. default passwords The preferred method for The Q700 application software allows programming beltpack frequencies you to lock the front panel switches on The Q700 application software has is from within the Master Station the MS-700 master station, thereby individual passwords for Frequency Setup screen;... -
Page 10: Programming Beltpack Mode
(noticeably faster that the rate of rate. • If no button is pushed within 60 the triple flash when entering the seconds, the beltpack will exit the programming mode). programming mode. Q700... - Page 11 • There will be no transmission in the PTT mode. • There will be no transmission in the PTM or PTE modes. • At this point, you must push one of the beltpack buttons to activate unit, and to begin normal operation. Q700...
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Page 12: Via Qpk-1 Kit And Software
BP-700 beltpack defaults. (The "C" and "D" LEDS will 5. Start up the Q700 Application Tools power switch MUST be cycled flash alternately for 3 seconds to software on your computer. -
Page 13: Beltpack Batteries
To help avoid this Alkaline cells gradually lose capacity problem, Vega provides two types of over time. When stored at room battery packs for the BP-700, one for temperature (approximately 68 degrees... -
Page 14: System Operation And Features
A null control is active intercom lines, operation of the intercom channel will continue to also provided for each intercom line. Q700 system in the standard be applied to the transmitter main This control allows adjustment of configuration is as follows: audio channel. -
Page 15: Bp-700 Headset Compatibility
The beltpack may be to conserve frequencies when more externally programmed for either type than one Q700 system is in use at a of microphone as described on page 8. location. In the "lo" position, the When the electret mode is programmed,... -
Page 16: Specifications
Construction: Molded high-impact reinforced ABS Program/IFB Input: Balanced, line-level, 3-pin XLR VEGA | 4065 Hollis St., Emeryville, CA 94608, 510-496-6666 Auxiliary Output: Balanced, line level, via 3-pin XLR, with Model: BP-700 | FCC ID: BFDQ700BP__ | CAN: auxiliary contact closure on DB15 Receiver complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.