Specifications

111. OPERATION
OF THE CS-210
MAIN STATION
A. Front Panel Controls
and Connectors
The CS-210 controls
and connectors
are described below,
in the order they
appear
on the CS-210 front panel
from left to right.
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Stage Mic
Reset
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On
Short
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PUSH-TO-RESET
POWER SHORT BUTTON
& SHORT INDICATOR
Next to the circuit
breaker reset
button is a red lamp
that glows when
the breaker
pops, indicating
the presence of
a short circuit
in the
wiring or in a station,
or a phase reversal
in cabling.
After identi-
fying and
correcting the
problem, press
the reset button
and the
system is
ready to run.
MONITOR
SELECT BUTTONS
The
CS-210 operator
chooses
which channel(s)
to
monitor with
the
locking "Monitor
Select" buttons, which
light dimly when
activated.
Pressing
the Monitor button
for Channel A
or B allows the CS-2
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tor (using
a headset/handset
plugged into the
unit's front panel)
to
talk and listen to
all stations using
that channel (i.e.,
connected to
the related outputs
from the CS-210
rear panel). The
monitoring
buttons
let you monitor each
channel separately
or both at once without
tying them together.
The Monitor
Select buttons function
during call
signalling. A Monitor
Select
button
(whether
on
or off)
lights
brightly
when
a
station
on
the
associated channel sends a Call
signal.
Use a grease pencil
in the space provided
below each Monitor
Select
button
to write the channel
functions or
to identify stations
on each
channel
(e.g., Channel A:
Dressing Rooms; Channel
B: Lighting
Crew).
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