Valcom PagePac V-5331001 Quick Start Manual

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INTRODUCTION
The 1 Watt Voice-Coil Horn is suitable for paging
in smaller, quiet warehouse and manufacturing
facilities. Normal mounting height for a horn is 15
to 20 feet. However, in a system with talk-back
(hands-free answer back) the speaker may have
to be mounted as low as 8 to 12 feet and set at a
lower power setting. Talkback is not recom-
mended for noisy environments.
SPECIFICATIONS
FEATURES
• Design enables the adjustment of sound level
via speaker transformer taps. As the taps are
turned down, the power consumption from the
amp also goes down and does not consume the
full one watt.
• The 1 Watt Voice-Coil Horn is not compatible
with 25 or 70V systems
Nominal Specifications
• Frequency Response: 700Hz - 6kHz
• Dispersion: 80°
• Output: 107 dB SPL @ 1W, 1 Meter
Power Requirements
• .016 to 1 Watt adjustable
Dimensions/Weight
• 3 lbs.(1.4 kg)
6.8"Dia. x 8.2"D (17.3cm x 20.8cm)
Environment
• Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)
• Humidity: 0 to 85%
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INSTALLATION
Do not connect more than two horns per talkback
zone. Speakers must be mounted in locations
that provide a clear sound path to the area being
paged. Avoid placing speakers in front of shelves,
partitions, or other obstructions. To avoid feed-
back, do not place telephones close to horns.
Various power outputs/tap settings can be easily
selected on the speakers, using the rotary power
switch.
MOUNTING
Loosen the wing nut and remove the tapered lock-
ing pin. Separate the horn from the bracket.
Mount the bracket using appropriate hardware
(not supplied). Position the horn back on the
bracket for optimum sound direction and install
locking pin and wing nut. (see Figure 1).
WIRE CONNECTIONS
A clear plastic cover protects the horn screw ter-
minals and provides strain relief for the wires.
1. Remove the two screws from the plastic cover.
2. Connect the audio wires to the horn.
3. Connect the (+) side of the speaker wire to ter-
minal 2. Connect the (-) common side of the
speaker wire to terminal 1 (see Figure 2).
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