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Operation ManualTraffic light control console (2019)

Published by J&J Amusements, Inc. An Oregon Corporation© 2019 J&J Amusements Inc. - All Rights Reserved

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Part # 1-60-5005 (Console, Traffic Light Control W/AV Messenger, PA, EXE Remot

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To start the ride timer, push the green traffic light control button. This will start the timer and begin the ride. After the time has completed, the night ringer will sound indicating to the attendant this is the last lap and the ride is over. The yellow traffic lights on the track and console button will flash for 15 seconds. After that time, the red traffic lights and console button will switch to a solid red light. The audio message will play “ Stay Seated Until All Karts Are Stopped”. To stop the audio message, push the message button up or down. The audio message will stop and the ride briefing will begin.

After 5 minutes of inactivity, the console will switch to a sleep mode. The traffic lights will also switch off. Simply push one of the green buttons to wake up the console.note; the console power is still on when in sleep mode.

When the main power switch is first turned on, the console will switch to the same steps as if the ride is over.

See the buttons function & operations for more details.

HOW THE TRAFFIC LIGHT CONSOLE WORKS

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BUTTON DESCRIPTION & OPERATION

Power switch: Turns the main console power on and off.

Message switch:Push the switch to single play (plays the message once). Push the switch to message loop (plays the message continuously).

NOTE; push the switch once in either direction to stop the message.

Power switch

Message

Traffic light control buttons:

Red traffic control button; ends ride cycle and activates red traffic lights.

Yellow traffic control button; activates the yellow traffic lights signaling a full track caution. NOTE; ride timer is still active.

Green traffic control button; activates ride time cycle and turns the green traffic lights on.

NOTE; traffic light control buttons only effect the traffic lights & ride timer.

Red light

Yellow light

Green light

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Kartrol remote switch buttons:

Green all go button; activates the karts to “All Go” cycle and activates the green traffic light.

Blue all medium button; activates the karts to “All Medium” speed cycle.

Yellow all slow button; activates the karts to “All Slow” cycle and activates the yellow traffic light signaling a full track caution.

Red all stop button; activates the karts to “All Stop” cycle and activates the yellow traffic light signaling a full track caution.

NOTE; Kartrol remote switch buttons do not effect the ride timer.

Pit on/off switch; activates and deactivate the pit loop in wireless mode only. NOTE; if the pit loop signal generator is being powered by the traffic light, the switch will have no function.

Microphone; this allows the operator to speak thru the overhead speak-ers.

All karts stop

All karts slow

All karts med

All karts go

Pit on/off switch

Microphone

BUTTON DESCRIPTION & OPERATION - cont.

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The LO-CUT filter is used to decrease low-frequency response when horn-type paging speakers are used. Move the switch to the right (toward the marking) to enable this feature.

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AMPLIFIER (Bogen Model TPU15A)

If the Circuit Breaker opens, the amplifier output will cease.Turn power off to the traffic light console and momentarily depress the red circuit breaker reset button. Turn power on. If the breaker trips again, do not attempt to reset it. Faulty amp or wairing.

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Peak Level -

Lo-Cut Switch -

A front-panel LED will illuminate when the amplifier is driven into clipping. Adjust the output level of the PAGE, MUSIC, and/or NIGHT RINGER if the LED remains on.

Circuit Breaker -

The TONE screwdriver-adjustable control is used to adjust the tonal characteristic of the amplifier output. Rotate the control fully clockwise to provide a nominal, flat high-frequency response and counter-clockwise to attenuate high-frequency response.

Tone Control -

The MUSIC VOL screwdriver-adjustable control is used to adjust the volume of the background music input. Rotate the control clockwise to increase volume and counter-clockwise to decrease it. Set the control to minimum if the input is not used.

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The NIGHT RINGER VOL is screwdriver-adjustable through the top of the unit. Rotate the control clockwise to increase volume and counter clockwise to decrease it.

Night Ringer Control -

The PAGE VOL screwdriver-adjustable control is used to adjust the volume of the page input. Rotate the control clockwise to increase volume and counter-clockwise to decrease it. Set the control to minimum if the input is not used.

Paging -

8 Power - Once connection has been made to a 120V AC, 60 Hz power source, the TPU15A will remain in a power standby condition. (Also see Circuit Breaker information.)

A ringing tone can be transmitted through the public address system by shorting the NIGHT RINGER and GND terminals on the TPU15A amplifier through a pair of normally open dry contacts (which are customer supplied). A steady ringing tone will be heard as long as the dry contacts are closed.

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An unbalanced. high-impedance auxiliary input is provided. Make connections to terminals marked MUSIC and GND.

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A balanced transformer-isolated input for a telephone line is provided. One 600-ohm telephone line may be connected at the terminals marked TIP and RING. If two-conductor shielded wire is used, connect the shield to the GND terminal.

Paging -

A ringing tone can be transmitted through the public address system by shorting the NIGHT RINGER and GND terminals on the TPU15A amplifier through a pair of normally open dry contacts (which are customer supplied). A steady ringing tone will be heard as long as the dry contacts are closed.

Night Ringer -

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Press the arrow down key

Arrow down and select “Program”.

Press “OK” key.

Press the “ESC” key.

PROGRAMMING THE SMART RELAY

Select “Set Parameter”.

Press “OK” key.

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PROGRAMMING THE SMART RELAY - (B1 Ride Time).

Parameter setting screen.

Select “B001”

Press “OK” key.

“B1” (ride time).Press “OK” key

Adjust the “T” colum only.

00: = minutes & :00 = seconds.

NOTE: Image shown here is set to 5 minute ride time.

Adjusting Times In Setting Mode:

Press “OK” key.

The first digit will flash.

Press the up & down arrow key to raise and lower the time.

Press the right arrow key to adjust the next digit.

Press the “OK” key to save the setting.

Press the “ESC” to go back to the setting screen.

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PROGRAMMING THE SMART RELAY - (B12 Attendant Alert Time).

Parameter setting screen.Select “B012”

Press “OK” key.

“B12” (attendant alert time). The amount of time alert sound plays.

00: = seconds & :00s = tenth of a second.Image shows “T” & “Ta” set at 1:50 seconds.“T” & “Ta” need to be set to the same time.

NOTE: Image shown here is set to 1:50 second alart time.

Adjusting Times In Setting Mode:Press “OK” key.






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PROGRAMMING THE SMART RELAY - (B15 Sleep Mode).

Parameter setting screen.

Select “B015”

Press “OK” key.

“B15” (sleep mode).Setting the time before the console switches into sleep mode. If the console is inactive for set period of time, the console will go into “Sleep Mode”.

“T” can be set to minutes & seconds.00: = minutes & :00 = seconds.Image shown is set to 5 minutes.“Ta” cannot be changed.

NOTE: Image shown here is set to 5 minute sleep mode.







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PROGRAMMING THE SMART RELAY - (B19 Yellow Light Time).

Parameter setting screen.Select “B019”

Press “OK” key.







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“B19” (yellow light)Setting how long the yellow light stays on until it switches to the red light.

“T” can be set at minutes & seconds00: = minutes & :00m = seconds.“Ta” cannot be changed.Image shows “T” set at 15 seconds.

NOTE: Image shown here is set to 15 seconds yellow lighttime.

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Press the arrow up key

Press “ESC” key.

Press the “ESC” key.

PROGRAMMING THE SMART RELAY - (After settings have been changed)

Press “ESC” key.

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Panel power:Connect 120 VAC hot wire to terminal “L”.Connect neutral wire to terminal “N”.Connect ground wire to terminal “GND” (green & yellow terminal color).NOTE; the “H” black terminal is not used for connecting panel power.Traffic signal:Connect all the traffic lights neutral wires to terminal “N”.Connect ground wires to terminal “GND” (green and yellow terminal color).Connect red light hot wire to terminal “204” (red terminal color).Connect yellow light hot wire to terminal “203” (yellow terminal color).Connect green light hot wire to terminal “202” (green terminal color).Speaker:Speaker output is for 70 Volt speaker only. Most commercial speakers are multi-tap type.Connect the speaker common wire to the “-” speaker terminal.Connect the speaker 70Volt wire to the “+” speaker terminal.Video:Video style cable must be used for this purpose.Connect the wire to the “+” video terminal.Connect the outside shield wire to the “-” video terminal.Audio: Audio out is a millivolt-type output and is for feeding into audio equipment. System requirements:120v 20 amp dedicated circuit for console and traffic lights.

CONSOLE PANEL WIRING CONNECTIONS

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VP71 XD Operation manual

What is in the box1 - VP71 XD Video Player 1 - 8 Gig USB Drive1 - 8 Gig SD Card1 - 5’ HDMI Cable1 - Remote Control1 - USB Power Supply W/5’ Cable1 - 5’ RCA Audio/Video Cable1 - 5’ RCA Digital Audio Cable

Basic operation of the VP71XDThe VP71XD is pre-set to Repeat Mode, which will auto power on and auto loop any video, audio and/or photos loaded on the SD or USB drive. Once you connect the player to a TV or monitor, simply load your video (SD card is loaded in player with sample files), audio and/or photo files on the enclosed SD Card or USB drive and insert it into the player. The order in which the files are sorted on the card is the order in which they play. Your player will start play and continue to auto loop until power is turned off.

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Remote Functions

Power On and Off

Change Video Output - HDMI , VGA and A/V

(Composite Video)

Mouse Mode - Press to enter and exit “mouse

mode”, then use arrow keys to navigate

setting options

Home - Return to main Video/Audio/Photo/

Settings Screen

RewindPlay / Pause

Previous Video

Volume DownVolume Up

Rotate - Rotates video counter clockwise / clockwise / normal

Settings

OSD - Not ActiveFile type selection - Lists corresponding file types loaded on SD/USBNot Active

Arrow and SELECT - Navi-gate all options on home screen and setting menu

Return/Last - Returns to previous menu option

Fast Forward

Next VideoStop VideoMute Audio

Scale - Rotate through video output options 4:3/16:9/full screen/originZoom - Trim screen size with 11 pre set options

SD / USB / PowerThe VP71XD is pre programmed to automatically power on and begin playing video from either the USB port (1) or SD card slot (2). The VP71XD can only play content from 1 RAM device at a time. It is not recommend to insert both a USB and SD at the same time. Changing SD cards and USB drives is as simple as removing either RAM and inserting a new SD or USB. The VP71XD will auto detect the new RAM and begin playing the loaded content (no need to use the remote or cycle power on the player when changing RAM). When the VP71XD is on, the power LED (3) will be illuminated Blue and illuminated Red, when off.

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ConnectionsThe VP71XD is capable out outputting video from ei-ther Composite Video (4), HDMI (5) or VGA (6). Only 1 output can be used at a time and it is not recommend to have other outputs connected when not in use. The VP71XD is capable of outputting audio through HDMI (5), R/L audio jacks (7) and digital audio (8) while HDMI is being used (see audio settings). The I/O port (9) is used for RS232 communication and con-necting to our line of interactive solutions including push buttons, motion, weight and wave sensors.

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Settings - Play Mode (10)The VP71XD has 4 play back modes which can be accessed and changed by selecting the Settings option from the home screen (11) or by pressing the Settings button on the remote. Each mode has unique functionality and can be easily changed for your specific application.

• Repeat Mode (12) - This mode will loop all content on either the SD or USB card in alphabetical order. If your RAM in-cludes videos & photos, the VP71XD will play all video files first and then play photo files. Your file list will automatically play from the beginning when your SD or USB is inserted and when the player powers up.

• Interactive trigger mode (instant & delayed) - These modes would be used if you have an application that requires interactive video triggering using a motion sensor, push buttons, a wave sensor or weight platform. For example: Lets say your application requires a looping video and 3 mechanical buttons that each play a specific video when pressed. First you would load 4 video files on your SD or USB card (13). These files would need to be labeled 000.mov (14), 001.mov, 002.mov and 003.mov (or what ever extension your video has.... mp4, avi, etc..). The video file 000.mov represents the video that will loop endlessly until either button 1 (001.mov will play), 2 (002.mov will play) or 3 (003.mov will play) is pressed.

- Instant mode (15) will trigger a different video even if the first video has not finished playing. For example: If 3 buttons are available and button 2 is pressed, vid-eo 002.mov will begin playing. If button 3 is pressed, then video 002.mov will stop and video 003.mov will instantly play.

- Delayed mode (16) will ignore any additional button or sensor triggers until the 1st video is finished playing. For example: If 3 buttons are available and button 2 is pressed, video 002.mov will begin playing, play once and then begin looping the 000.mov video. If button 3 is pressed during video 002.mov, the VP71XD will ig-nore all requests for a new video until the 1st selected video is done playing.

• Scheduling mode (17) - This mode would be used if you wish to play specific videos at different times of the day and/or week. For example if you wanted to play a breakfast menu from 8am to 11am, a lunch menu from 11am to 3pm and a dinner menu from 3pm to 11pm you would use this menu option. Once scheduling mode is selected you sim-ply need to create a text file (18) with start and stop times and load it on the same SD or USB as your video files (19). A sample play list can be downloaded from our web site or can be manually typed from the example on the right (18). Notes: 1) The text file must be called playlist.txt 2) None of the command text is case sensitive, only the video file names are 3) Make sure the date and time are set cor-rectly on the Date & Time settings section. In this example the [NUMBER_OF_VIDEOS] (20) must equal the total num-ber of videos loaded on your SD or USB. [MOVIE_AUTOFILE] (21) will be your looping attract screen or default video. The “breakfast menu.mov” will loop whenever no other start/stop time is active. You can input an unlimited number of stop and start times and the scheduler works off of a 7 day calendar. Trigger playback on specific days by inputting the [DAY_TO_PLAY]= as MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT (22) SUN, otherwise enter ALL (every day).

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Settings - Sound / Audio OutputThe VP71XD is capable of outputting audio through either the HDMI (5) cable, the red/white RCA jacks (7) or the black Digital Audio RCA jack (8). To change audio out-puts, simply chose an option from the Sound menu (24) and choose R/L Audio RCAs (25), HDMI (26) or Digital Audio RCA (27).

Settings - Sound / VolumeOn the Sound menu you can adjust the output volume (28) of the VP71XD just as you can with the volume and mute buttons on the remote control.

Settings - Sound / Pass ThroughIf you would like your audio signal from the VP71XD to travel through an intermedi-ary component without alteration then turn on the Enable Pass Through option (29).

Settings - Display / Brightness, Contrast and Saturation Brightness (30), contrast and saturation are all adjustable under the Display menu option using the remote and the navigation buttons.

Settings - Display / Video Output The VP71XD is capable of outputting Composite video (NTSC (United States Com-posite Video Standard) (31) or PAL (European Composite Video Standard) (32), HMDI (33) (480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720i, 720p, 1080i or 1080p) and VGA (34) (9 resolution options).

The VP71XD will only output one video signal at a time and is typically shipped set to HDMI 720p. You can switch the video output using the buttons on the top of the remote. When these buttons are used the video output is switched to the default set-ting. For example the HDMI button will activate the HDMI output at 720p. The VGA button will activate the VGA output at 1280x1024 and the A/V button will change the video output to composite NTSC video output.

Settings - Language (35)Use the language settings option if you wish to change the settings menu language. Available options are Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Turkish and Czech.

Settings - Date & TimeDate and time settings are only required if you using Scheduling Mode (17). Date (35), time (36) and time zone (37) can be edited using the remote under the Date & Time option (38). By default PST is selected. The VP71XD does not store the set date and time for more then 1 day so it can not be preset. As of December 2015, firmware updates are underway to add a Wifi time sync option. This update should be available by April 2016 and when requested, an SD card update will be sent to you at no charge.

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time zone after setting the date and time will change the set time and possibly the date. Using the remote you can use the arrow keys and the SELECT button or you can switch to “Mouse Mode”.

Settings - Reset The Reset option (39) on the settings menu will simply reset the VP71XD to its default settings and will not effect data on an SD or USB drive that may be loaded.

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Settings - AboutThe About option (40) will list the model #, Android version, Firmware Version, Kernal version and Batch Number. The most important item is the Firmware Version (41) you can find the most up to date firmware version on our web site. If you are running an older version we can send you an SD card firmware update.

Home and Video, Photo, Audio and File optionsThe VP71XD is capable of separating and listing video (42), photo and audio files. You can access a list of files on the loaded SD and/or USB drive by either pressing the buttons on the top of the remote or by accessing them on the Home screen (11). Video will display all video files, audio will display all audio file and photo will display all photo files. If you wish to view all files loaded, then use the File button on the top of the remote.

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Video encoding tipsThe VP71XD will play a majority of video and audio codecs. The only limitation is the bit rate of the file. The VP71XD is capable of playing up to 100mbps. As a comparison a standard DVD plays at 8mbps and a Blu-Ray DVD plays at roughly 20mbps. Most customers are us-ing video files well under 100mbps but if the VP71XD is not playing properly, load the video on any computer and play it. Every video pro-gram should have an option for “Video Proper-ties”. You can view the bit rate and determine if it is within range. If the video is out of range, it

Trouble Shooting• No image on TV - Start by determining if you are having a video file issue or an issue with the output by removing the SD and USB. If you

still do not have a picture, unplug the power to the VP71XD and make sure you only have 1 video output connected (either HDMI, Com-posite or VGA). Follow this output cable to your TV and verify which input its connected to (some TVs have multiple inputs... Example: HDMI1, HDMI 2 and HDMI 3). Make sure your TV is set on the correct input. Next plug the VP71XD back in. If you still do not have an im-age after 10 seconds then press the corresponding video output button on your remote (HDMI / VGA / AV).

• Interactive option not working - Make sure the VP71XD is set to “Interactive” mode (either instant or delayed). Next verify that you only have 1 RAM loaded (SD or USB...not both). Make sure your video files are labeled as shown on page 2 (13). If the video file does not have an extension ( .mov .mp4 .avi ...etc) and/or does not have 000 001 002 before the extension the interactive portion will not trigger.

• Video is pausing or pixilated - Make sure the bit rate is under 100mbps. Make sure the audio codec is 16bits or less. Check to make sure the frame rate is not 23.97. If any of these conditions apply the video may not play back properly and will need to be converted.

• Video scheduler is not playing videos at the set times - Make sure the play list is a text file and is called playlist.txt also make sure the play list is on the same SD or USB that contains the videos you wish to play. Review the text file (18) (page 2) and make sure the video file names match what is entered exactly (the video file names ARE case sensitive). Make sure the date and time are set correctly. If you need additional help, please take screen shots/photos of the play list and SD/USB files names and email them to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist.

Common QuestionsQuestion: When the player powers on will it instantly begin playing video or do I need to do something with the remote? Answer: Once power is applied the loaded content will begin to play within 25 seconds.Question: Can I use the VP71XD as an audio player? Answer: Yes, the auto on, auto loop feature works the same for video, audio and photo files.Question: Can the scheduler be used with the interactive functions? Answer: No, only 1 mode can be used at a time.Question: How long of a video can I play? Answer: There is no time limit. FAT formatted SD and USBs have a data transfer limit of 4Gb. If you reformat your SD or USB as ExFAT you can transfer any size files as long as its below the card max size (32Gb, 64Gb, etc..)

Limited 2 Year WarrantyVideotel, Inc. warrants the VP71XD against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase. If Videotel, Inc. determines that the Videotel, Inc. Product is defective, Videotel, Inc. will, at its option, either repair the unit or replace the unit with a new or rebuilt Videotel, Inc. product or an equivalent model of the Videotel, Inc. product, at no charge to the cus-tomer. The foregoing sets forth Videotel, Inc.’s sole obligation and your exclusive remedy in the event of any breach of this limited warranty.

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Model 596LB User Guide

©2013 Shure Incorporated27D2756 (Rev. 6)

Printed in U.S.A.

DYNAMIC HAND-HELD COMMUNICATIONS MICROPHONE

GENERAL

The Shure Model 596LB is a compact, hand-held dynamic, low-impedance communications microphone with a 200 to 5,000 Hz frequency response. Designed especially for voice communications use, it is an economical unit for applica-tions in budget-restricted paging and other installations. The microphone is compatible with many popular paging ampli-fier inputs. Its tailored frequency response provides clear, in-telligible operation. The ARMO-DUR case is small, light and sturdy, and fits comfortably in the palm of the hand. It has a long-life push-to-talk switch, and a durable coiled ca-ble for years of reliable performance. The 596LB has a low-impedance output.The 596LB is furnished with a sturdy mounting bracket for permanent installation.

Features

• Omnidirectional pickup pattern for optimum off-axis operation• Frequency response from 200 to 5,000 Hz, tailored for voice

communications• Economical-the perfect choice for modest paging installations• Rugged and dependable under most operating conditions• Silver-plated switch contacts for long-term low contact resis-

tance and reliable performance• Long-life vinyl-jacketed coil-cord for years of trouble-free

operation• Output impedance matches most paging amplifier inputs• Virtually indestructible ARMO-DUR case • Sturdy, convenient mounting button for attaching to equipment

or nearby surface using supplied mounting bracket

MOUNTING

The 596LB is provided with a rear-case hang-up button for use with a mounting bracket on or near associated equip-ment. The bracket has mounting holes with clearance for No. 6 or No. 8 screws (not supplied).

CONNECTIONS

The internal switch connections of the 596LB are shown in Figure 1. The 596LB has a four-conductor, coiled-cord cable (two conductors shielded) and a double-pole, double-throw, push-button switch to control the microphone circuit and an external relay or switching circuit. The RED and BLACK un-shielded leads control the relay or switching circuit.Refer to the following tables and to the wiring diagram below.

WIRING DIAGRAMFIGURE 1

The 596LB can be wired for balanced-line operation and is recommended for use where long cable lengths are required, or conditions where severe hum pickup may exist. The 596LB can be fed directly into a standard low-impedance amplifier input, or a Shure A95 Series Line Matching Transformer (at the equipment end of the cable) can be used for coupling the 596LB to the input of a high-impedance amplifier. A two-conductor shielded cable can be used for extending only the microphone circuit. If both the microphone and the remote circuit are to be extended, a four-conductor with two shielded conductors should be used.The microphone circuit of the 596LB is normally open when the microphone switch button is not depressed.

INPUT TYPE WIRE COLOR

FUNCTION XLRCONNECTOR

1/4 IN. PHONE PLUG

WHITE AUDIO PIN 2 TIP

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OPERATION

The 596LB will operate satisfactorily under most conditions of humidity, heat and cold. Dropping the microphone or other severe mechanical shocks should be avoided.

SPECIFICATIONS

(Test conditions unless otherwise specified: audio output measured between white lead and green lead; PTT switch depressed; dc voltmeter 10 M or greater input impedance; ac voltmeter 1 M or greater input impedance.)TypeDynamicFrequency Response

200 to 5,000 Hz (see Figure 2)

TYPICAL FREQUENCY RESPONSEFIGURE 2

Polar PatternOmnidirectional

Impedance (at 1,000 Hz)400 ohms

Output Level (at 1,000 Hz)–33 dB 3.0 dB (0 dB = 1 V/10 Pascal. 1 Pa = 94 dB SPL)

Hum Sensitivity36 dB maximum equivalent SPL per 1 mOe electromagneticfield

Environmental ConditionsOperating Temperature: –40 to 74 C (–40 to 165 F)Storage Temperature:–-54 to 85 C (–65 to 185 F)Relative Humidity: . . . . . .0 to 95% (non-condensing)

SwitchDouble-pole, double-throw, push-to-talk, normally open

Cable1.5 m (5 ft) extended length, 4-conductor (2 shielded),vinyl-jacketed coil-cord

ConstructionCase Black textured high-impact ARMO-DUR

DimensionsSee Figure 3

OVERALL DIMENSIONSFIGURE 3

Net Weight248 grams (8.68 oz) with cable

CERTIFICATION

Conforms to European Union directives, eligible to bear CE marking; meets European Union EMC Immunity Require-ments (EN 50 082-1, 1992).

Optional AccessoryMounting Bracket (3 in kit).............................................. RK6MB

REPLACEMENT PARTS

For additional service or parts information, please contact Shure's Service department at 1-800-516-2525. Outside the United States, please contact your authorized Shure Ser-vice Center.

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38.9 mm(1–17/32 in.)

55.6 mm

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Videotel message Repeter

Idec smart relay

Bogen 15w amplifier

115v Power Outlet

Part # 1-60-5005 (Console, Traffic Light Control W/AV Messenger, PA, EXE Remot

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