User Manual for Telex MS-2002 Two-Channel Master Station and Power Supply for Wired Intercom Systems Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Telex MS-2002 Two-Channel Master Station and
- Product category: Wired Intercoms Telex
- Brand: Telex
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Telex Wired Intercoms
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User manual for the Telex MS-2002 Two-Channel Master Station and contain basic instructions
that need to be followed during installation and operation.
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Product description The Telex MS-2002 is a two-channel master station and system power supply offering easy interfacing of wired intercom stations and headsets in a 1 RU rack-mountable enclosure. With both 1- and 2-channel connectors, you can incorporate both types of stations without needing a breakout box. Separate jacks—each with its own adjustable voice activation level—are provided to accommodate headsets equipped with dynamic or electret microphones. Monitor through your headset, the built-in speaker, or via powered loudspeakers connected to the rear-panel RCA speaker jacks. The MS-2002's balanced/unbalanced selector switches ensure compatibility with Audiocom and ClearCom systems. Talk to all stations, or utilize the per-channel talk, call, and listen keys for channel-specific communication. The Mic Kill key enables efficient channel clearing at the push of a button. The MS-2002 is easily augmented via EMS-4001 four-channel expansion stations (available separately). - 2-channel main station and system power supply in single unit with 1- and 2-channel connectors (no breakout box required)
- Connect a headset (available separately) to the front panel, or monitor through the built-in speaker; volume is independently adjustable for the headphone output and built-in speaker
- Separate controls adjust the voice activation level for the headset microphone and panel microphone inputs
- PA output with dedicated selector key for intercom announcements over PA system
- Backlit keys for improved visibility in low-lighting environments
- Flashing red light with switchable beep tone indicates incoming calls
- Mic Kill key turns off all microphones on channel to quickly clear the channel
- IAR (Instantaneous Auto Reset) technology dynamically monitors line fault conditions and then automatically brings individual power supply channels up when the fault is removed
- Separate line-level audio source connection for monitoring or intercom channel routing with assignable channel interrupt when operator is speaking
- Stereo monitoring available with RCA connectors to powered speakers for independent left/right listening to both channels
- Communicate with two intercom channels, or add up to four EMS-4001 four-channel expansion stations (available separately) for a total of 18 channels
- Supplies 24 VDC (2A) total power
UPC: 800549427500 In the Box Telex MS-2002 Two-Channel Master Station and Power Supply for Wired Intercom Systems Faceplate Set 2 x Rackmount Brackets Power Cable Limited 3-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersTelex F.01U.118.755 Specs | Headset Connectors | 1 x 4-Pin XLR Male for Dynamic Headset
1 x 1/4" TRS Stereo for Electret Headset | | I/O Connectors | 2 x 3-Pin XLR Female for 1-Channel Intercom Stations
2 x 3-Pin XLR Male for 1-Channel Intercom Stations
1 x 6-Pin XLR Female for 2-Channel Intercom Stations
1 x 6-Pin XLR Male for 2-Channel Intercom Stations
1 x DE-9 Female Program Input
2 x RCA Coaxial Speaker Outputs
1 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS PA Output
1 x 0.1" / 2 mm TRS Expansion I/O | | Input Level | Program Input: 2.3 Vrms Maximum, 1 Vrms Nominal
Panel Microphone Input: -25 dBu Maximum, -42 dBu Nominal | | Output Level | Program Out (to Intercom Channel): 2.3 Vrms Maximum, 1 Vrms Nominal
Intercom Channels (Balanced Mode): 1 Vrms Nominal
Intercom Channels (Unbalanced Mode): 1 Vrms ±10%
PA Output: 235 mVrms Nominal
Speaker Output: 0 dB Nominal (1 Vrms)
Headphone Amplifier: 250 mW ±10% into 150 Ohms, 65 mW ±10% into 600 Ohms | | Impedance | Dynamic Headset (Microphone): 50 to 200 Ohms
Dynamic Headset (Headphones): 150 to 600 Ohms
Program Input: 75 kOhms
Intercom (Balanced): 300 Ohms
Intercom (Unbalanced): 150 Ohms
Intercom (Bridging): > 10 kOhms
Speaker Output: 1 kOhm Nominal | | Frequency Response | Headphone Amplifier: 200 Hz to 8 kHz (+1 dB / -3 dB)
Speaker Output: 200 Hz to 8 kHz (+1 dB / -3 dB) | | THD + N | Headphone Amplifier: < 0.2% at 200 mW | | Common Mode Rejection | > 50 dB | | Voltage Gain | Program Input: 25 dB (±3 dB)
Headphone Amplifier: 30 dB (±3 dB) | | Voltage Output | 12 to 30 VDC (24 VDC Nominal), 65 to 150 mA (1 A per Channel Maximum) | | Call Signaling | Send (Balanced): 20 kHz (±100 Hz), 0.5 Vrms (±10%)
Receive (Balanced): 20 kHz (±800 Hz), 100 mVrms
Send (Unbalanced): 11 VDC (±3 VDC)
Receive (Unbalanced): 4 VDC Minimum | | Control Frequency | Mic Kill (Send): 24 kHz (
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