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VOLUME buttons on the MCTX HAND HELD CONTROLLER for the proper listening
volume (this is really setting the maximum listening volume). The individual music
speaker volume control can then be adjusted in rooms which require less volume.
ADVANCED FEATURES
APPENDIX A - Monitor Override
The way that the MONITOR function works is dependant on the configuration of the
three jumpers P1, P2, and P3 on the back of the master next to the terminal block for
the green wires. The MC602 comes from the factory with only the P1 pins jumpered
(the other jumper is on only 1 pin of P2 in case it is needed). In this configuration the
monitored room does not hear any intercom communication or the chime.
The MC602 can also be configured for MONITOR OVERRIDE. This is done by
removing the jumper from the P1 pins, inserting it on both P3 pins, and moving the P2
jumper onto both P2 pins. (A pair of needlenose pliers may be necessary to move the
jumpers). In MONITOR OVERRIDE the monitored room hears all intercom
communications including the chime.
APPENDIX B - Station Scanning
The way that the SCAN function works is dependant on the configuration of the two
jumpers P1 and P2 behind the face panel just above and to the right of the display on
the master. The following table shows how the SCAN function operates:
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MC602 TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
Problem What to Check
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No FM or 1. Power turned on (Section 3)
AM reception 2. Proper Source selected (Section 6)
3. Speaker Switches set correctly (Section 18)
Display Flashing Extended loss of electrical power
Set clock and auto * (Section 5)
Program radio frequencies (Section 9)
Program REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER(s)
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Feedback or Squeal Intercom Volume CONTROL adjusted properly (Section
16)
Weak or no Intercom 1. Intercom Volume CONTROL adjusted properly
(Section 16)
2. Speaker Switches set correctly (Section 18)
3. Room Speaker Volume CONTROL adjusted
properly (Section 22)
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Display Flashing Reset Not complete from power loss
Strange Characters
Remove the face panel and touch the four silver solder
dots next to the word RESET to the right of the twelve
buttons.
This should insure a proper reset of the MC602--the
display should blink 12:00.
Set clock and auto * (Section 5)
Program radio frequencies (Section 9)
Program REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER(s)