ACJ9TAWX-CH2050AWireless Communication System Headset

Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use. Model No.WX-CH2050A All-in-One Headset Operating Instructions 3 INTRODUCTION The WX-CH2050A is an all-in-one headset designed for use in wireless communication systems, which are use in Drive thru menu boards, etc. It incorporates such necessary devices as a microphone and earphone, as well as a battery compartment and control buttons. With the built-in antennas, transmitter, and receiver you can communicate by voice with other store per- sonnel and the customer. FEATURES •Compatible center modules: WX-C1010 and WX-C1011 •Less noise and interference thanks to the use of UHF band •Easy frequency setting by use of phase locked loop (PLL) •A/B channel selection available for convenience of double drive-through (DDT) •Talk mode selectable between talk-lock and press-to-talk •Page mode selectable between page-lock and press-to-talk •Easy-to-replace cushions: head pad cushion, earphone cushion, and windproof cushion PRECAUTIONS •All setup procedures of this product should be performed by qualified service personnel or system installers. •Use only Panasonic authorized batteries like the rechargeable Li-ion 3.7 V normal type or long life type. •Follow the battery care and handling instructions. •Read the instructions included with the battery charger. •Charge the battery when the power indicator lights up in red and a beep is heard in the headset. Fully charge the battery. Failure to do so may shorten the operating time. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................................................3 FEATURES......................................................................................................................................................3 PRECAUTIONS...............................................................................................................................................3 NAMES & FUNCTIONS ..................................................................................................................................4 OPERATING PROCEDURES ..........................................................................................................................6 ●Preparations ...........................................................................................................................................6 ●Communications with Customers [TALK]...............................................................................................7 ●Communications with Other Store Personnel [PAGE] ............................................................................7 BATTERY LOADING & REPLACEMENT.........................................................................................................8 ●Loading ..................................................................................................................................................8 ●Replacement ..........................................................................................................................................8 MAINTENANCE ..............................................................................................................................................8 TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................................................9 SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................................................................9 STANDARD ACCESSORIES...........................................................................................................................9 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................9 SETUP PROCEDURES .................................................................................................................................10 ●Opening the Switch Pocket ..................................................................................................................10 ●Channel Group Selection .....................................................................................................................10 ●DIP Switch Setup ..................................................................................................................................11 ●Operation Mode Setup .........................................................................................................................12 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SERVICE USE ONLY GROUP FUNCTION OFF ON EJECT A/B VOL. !1 !2 !3 !4 !5 q r e w u i o !0 yt !6 NAMES & FUNCTIONS 5 qHead Band and Head Pad Adjustable to your head by sliding the head pad. wBattery Lock [EJECT] When removing the battery, slide out the lock. When loading a new battery, insert the battery until the lock clicks. eBattery (Optional accessory) Refer to p. 3 PRECAUTIONS. rHead Pad Cushion tStrap (Standard accessory) ySwitch Pocket Do not open the lid. Should be opened only by qualified service personnel or system installers. uEarphone Pad iMicrophone Boom Adjust the microphone position to your mouth by rotat- ing and bending the boom. oMicrophone and Windproof Cushion (Standard accessory) !0Channel Indicator Stead red and green light indicates which channel is in operation. Red:Is lit when channel A is selected. Green:Is lit when channel B is selected. Blinks to indicate the Talk or Page mode. Constant Blink:Talk mode Random Blink:Page mode !1Power Button and Indicator [POWER] Pressing the button for one second will turn the headset on or off. The indicator shows the status as follows. Green On:The headset is supplied power and in operation. Red On:The battery requires recharging. Red Blink:The channel selector is set to the wrong position. !2Volume Control Bu…

Text truncated - open the document above for the full version.


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``a^1! . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[<=>b?A@0BC@EDF@ >@EMC@>B^A@ HHG<C@EDF@>@0_/>C@01``a^1! . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[<=@>?A@0BC@EDF@ >@EMC@>B^A@ HHG<C@EDF@>@0_/>C@01`` . "0/12436587:98;<=@@?A@0BC@EDF@ >G>>>@<>HJIHC@>G$KH>$D . "0/12436587:98;<=@ G?A@0BC@EDF@ >G>>>@<>HJIHC@>G$KH>$D . "0/12436587:98;<=@ L?A@0BC@EDF@ >G>>>@<>HJIHC@>G$KH>$D . "0/12436587:98;<=@0M?A@0BC@EDF@ >G>>>@<>HJIHC@>G$KH>$D . "0/12436587:98;<=@ H?A@0BC@EDF@ >G>>>@<>HJIHC@>G$KH>$D . "0/12436587:98;<!=>>KA@E!>]+>>>@NHG=$MN >]b> . "0/12436587:98;<!=>@KA@cK>L$+>>>b] $>LJ+     d+a^1! . "0/12436587:98;<!=>GKA@cK>H$+>>@ HL $>HJ+     d+ . "0/1 O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[<!=>LKA@cK>G$+>>>HM $>GJ+    D d+ . "0/12436587:98;<!=>MKA@E!>b+>>>@ LHG=$MH >bb> . "0/12436587:98;<!=>HKA@cK>G$+>>>HL $>GJ+     d+a^1! . "0/1 O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[/=>@+>$+<HA@>>>@J=1/ed1NC@ H`@E+ . "0/12436587:98;/=>M+LJ++>>>>@NN $f H@JGJId]N$!^g . "0/12436587:98;/=>H+LJ+>>>>@ H= $f L@@Ehdd]NBD_K . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[f=>>BC@0<C@>_>>>>=DKA@N>]C@>_ d . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[f=>@BC@0<C@>_>>>>=DKA@N>]C@>_ d . "0/12436587:98;f=>GBC@0<C@ HJ!B>>>MffgC@N>] F@ HJ!Ba^1! . "0/1 O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[f=>LBC@0<C@>_>>>>=DKA@N>]C@>_ d . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[f=>MBC@0<C@>_>>>>=DKA@N>]C@>_ d . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[f=>HBC@0<C@>_>>>>=DKA@N>]C@>_ d . "0/12436587:98;=>>1_GB1_LL@0i1_GB1_LL@0i . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[=>@1_GB1_LL@0i1_GB1_LL@0i . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[=>G1_GB1_]G@0i1_GB1_]G@0i . "0/1 O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[=>L1_GB1_Lb@0i1_GB1_Lb@0i . "0/12 $I=>>K>$DF@E+>>>MNb+L  C@>>>^ . "0/12 $I=>@K>$DF@E+>>>MNb+L  C@>>>^ . "0/1O3QPSRUTVXWZY\[ $I=>GK>$DF@0<+>>>>>@ Kgdf1>@> . "0/1jDO3ZklT:V $I=>LK>$DF@E+>>>G=L+L$? H>>> . "0/1jDO3ZklT:V $I=>MK>$DF@E+>>>G=L+L$? H>>> . "0/1jDO3ZklT:V $I=>HK>$DF@E+>>>>Hb+L$? C@>>> ^m j@ 
     !"$#% &' %  %()#% &  +*-,( . / #1023547698;:9<=0>?@,AB,????C D> %E!ACCGFHHIJKLMN / #1023547698;:9<=0>?A,AB,,????CJJ %E!DCB@BOHIJ%"PQ PR SC 
 
      ! "  $#&%"' (*)+,  -#&  '/. 013254327682*927:;2<94 =>. 682<92*?@9>:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/.=+ ? 04+ 9 99C+ ? 04+ 9 99C D9 = (*)+,  -#&  '/. >+ ? 04+ 9 99C+ ? 04+ 9 99C:E (*)+#&F   '. DGA+GA+ (*)+,  -#&  '/. H13254327682*927:;2<94 =>. 682<92*?@9>:;25AB0> = (*)+#&F   '.;2=GA+GA+ (*)+,  -#&  '/.;2@132543276D 9 : 9 @4 =>. 69D9)@9 >:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/.;2<>1325432*.;2*9 =9992.9 @I@ ;2<9 = J32<> 6 (*)+,  -#&  '/.;2E132543276825 9 =H94 =>.J92<9.@9 >:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/.;2<D132543276D 9 : 9 @4 =>. 69D9)@9 >:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/.;2<H1325432760 9 =H94 =>.J909.@9 >:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/. 091325432*.;2*9 =9992.9 @I@ ;2<9 = J32<> 6 (*)+,  -#&  '/. 02132543276> 9 : 9 @4 =>. 69>9)@9 >:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/. 0013254327682*927:;2<94 =>. 682<92*?@9>:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/. 0 =13254327682<@9 : 9D4 =>. 682@9?@9 >:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/. 0:13254327682*927:;2<94 =>. 682<92*?@9>:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/. 0 @1325432*.;2*9 =9992.9 @I@ ;2<9 = J32<> 6 (*)+,  -#&  '/. 0>1= +9?;2*9>9990J1  9?2<9> A (*)+,  -#&  '/. 0 E13254327682*927:;2<94 =>. 682<92*?@9>:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/. 0D1325432760099992.9 @.6009?@9 6 (*)+,  -#&  '/.=9132543276E  9 : 9 @4 =>. 69 E9)@9 >:;25AB0> = (*)+,  -#&  '/.=01325432*.;2*9 =9992.9 @I@ ;2<9 =…

Text truncated - open the document above for the full version.

         



 !"#



$  %%&'%"! (# )*+"! (#" ',,&-))...&/,%0,/1%-234&/,%0,/5

 

  




    
 





















%6%.%3-

  
 *%%-

%0,,%0-
!"#
$%

$3&%-& ''
("" ! (
'"
) *


* -

& +,)-
. 

(/


    







  7  - 7   * -
0/2&2,82,' %2/
,%08%0,0-%/%%29 " %
0/: 3" ;<%0, %&2,)-  "! (=( >  %//0>=("%0,,%-
 

     
   $3&%-: 2%%00/,30,%?%0%, +*2%@%/3-"9! #""9<=#?A +*2%@%/3 B%-"9! #""9<=#?A + *,&,
.%2-:  + %02%%,- "<: )CB 3 ;*2,D9 : )CB 3 ; /C  2%%)%105-: E;? #
*008/,-; 2/0,20,,%2?%,215 * %
2,105-F !(9D*) %,#&&%%,G>3 !H
&&/,3&%-%2,8/, %0,%6/%%2- &2,,3&%G)-&%H   !""!#!$"!#!%!#!" #&"!"" "$"'("&")&$!#" '*
+,*-.-++/" ""!!"!$&$"!&!#"

' 0&"1,&$"
/22- "*-,/3./224*
!!&!5#*$&$""#$5$$&"$5 & ""!!#$56"("#*&$#&"5#!$"# $&$"" &!#7&#!"#"6"($* 
                           !""#$%&&&"'$&   






    
 





















%6%.%3-

  
 *%%-

%0,,%0-
!"#
$%

$3&%-& ''
("" ! (
'"
) *


* -

& +,)-
. 

(/


    

 *

  0
1

  $


0 
0.
$
2
,3
. 4
2 -

.(#
 # (
.(!''5
-
.)  
6
 073 
0
5


2
. 8


 
6
.)  
.
8
 

 
.  


 90
.  

 1
-
,



+. 0
3

0 
0  -

2
7 5
$



02




028
-


 0. 
5
 30 

 






    
 





















%6%.%3-

  
 *%%-

%0,,%0-
!"#
$%

$3&%-& ''
("" ! (
'"
) *


* -

& +,)-
. 
$
(/


    

!  $ ) *   
:

: '
*(;*
:
 *'
/(
<  
:
<(" 
//!'
(/
 *(/= !
 * (


(!>
$,5
(
 
5%
5
(
;(!
:
; #!
*
?(>'
/("
:
;( 
: @ *'
(/

"''('
* 
(
,  *
;( #
*<!'AB
:
' /
"'
'*
/(
:
<(" 
<  (
" ' "'

# '*
(
:
!
; #':*
#
:
"! 
( 
 * *'
' 
C D
/(
(! @*
';!/!
#'(;(
 
CD



  !"#$% #&'#! !$(! &) * +",  *-- .",

C!D

#
:
' 
(/
!! 
*
!(!'
'%
!%
?
2(>%
?
2(>
AB
:
" ' "
;(!* 
*'!#*



  * !$$/!!0#$/",#!$(!& &0!A$B
'
'*
/(
 * !

" ' 

* 
(
:

 * (
E;(' 
/("
…

Text truncated - open the document above for the full version.

PANASONIC FCC ID: ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A EUT Photographs © 2005 PCTEST Lab. Wireless Communication System Head Set Model: WX-CH2050A PANASONIC FCC ID: ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A EUT Photographs © 2005 PCTEST Lab. Wireless Communication System Head Set Model: WX-CH2050A PANASONIC FCC ID: ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A EUT Photographs © 2005 PCTEST Lab. Wireless Communication System Head Set Model: WX-CH2050A PANASONIC FCC ID: ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A EUT Photographs © 2005 PCTEST Lab. Wireless Communication System Head Set Model: WX-CH2050A PANASONIC FCC ID: ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A EUT Photographs © 2005 PCTEST Lab. Wireless Communication System Head Set Model: WX-CH2050A PANASONIC FCC ID: ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A EUT Photographs © 2005 PCTEST Lab. Wireless Communication System Head Set Model: WX-CH2050A

Test report No.: 25AE0290-HO-3 Page : 2 of 19 Issued date : October 1 , 2004 Revised date : December 15, 2004 Revised date : December 22, 2004 Revised date : January 11, 2005 FCC ID : ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A UL Apex Co., Ltd. Head Office EMC Lab. 4383-326 Asama-cho, Ise-shi, Mie-ken 516-0021 JAPAN Telephone : +81 596 24 8116 Facsimile : +81 596 24 8124 MF060b(10.04.03) CONTENTS PAGE SECTION 1: Client information.................................................................................................3 SECTION 2: Equipment under test (E.U.T.)............................................................................3 SECTION 3: Test specification, procedures and results..........................................................5 SECTION 4: Operation of E.U.T. during testing......................................................................7 SECTION 6: Modulation Characteristics..................................................................................8 SECTION 7: Emission Bandwidth.............................................................................................9 SECTION 8: Field Strength of Spurious Emission...................................................................9 SECTION 9: Frequency Stability.............................................................................................10 Test Setup.......................................................................................................................................11 Worst Case Position (Y-axis:Horizontal / X-axis:Vertical)...........................................................12 APPENDIX 2: Test Instruments................................................................................................13 APPENDIX 3: Data of EMI test................................................................................................14 RF Output Power...........................................................................................................................14 Modulation Characteristics...........................................................................................................15 Emission Bandwidth......................................................................................................................17 Field Strength of Spurious Emission.............................................................................................18 Frequency Stability Measurement.................................................................................................19 Test report No.: 25AE0290-HO-3 Page : 3 of 19 Issued date : October 1 , 2004 Revised date : December 15, 2004 Revised date : December 22, 2004 Revised date : January 11, 2005 FCC ID : ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A UL Apex Co., Ltd. Head Office EMC Lab. 4383-326 Asama-cho, Ise-shi, Mie-ken 516-0021 JAPAN Telephone : +81 596 24 8116 Facsimile : +81 596 24 8124 MF060b(10.04.03) SECTION 1: Client information Company name : Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.,Ltd Panasonic System Solutions Company Brand name : Panasonic Address : 4-3-1,TSUNASHIMA-HIGASHI,YOKOHAMA-CITY, KANAGAWA, 223-8639 JAPAN Telephone Number : +81-045-540-5525 Facsimile Number : +81-045-540-5511 Contact Person : Shinichi ohgo SECTION 2: Equipment under test (E.U.T.) 2.1 Identification of E.U.T. Type of Equipment : All in One Headset Model No. : WX-CH2050A Serial No. : DI0001 Rating : DC3.6V / 0.1A Country of Manufacture : JAPAN Receipt Date of Sample : September 10, 2004 Condition of EUT : Engineering prototype (Not for Sale: This sample is equivalent to mass-produced items.) Test report No.: 25AE0290-HO-3 Page : 4 of 19 Issued date : October 1 , 2004 Revised date : December 15, 2004 Revised date : December 22, 2004 Revised date : January 11, 2005 FCC ID : ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A UL Apex Co., Ltd. Head Office EMC Lab. 4383-326 Asama-cho, Ise-shi, Mie-ken 516-0021 JAPAN Telephone : +81 596 24 8116 Facsimile : +81 596 24 8124 MF060b(10.04.03) 2.2 Product Description Model: WX-CH2050A (referred to as the EUT in this report) is the All in One Headset. (Transmitter) Equipment identification : All in One Headset Intended use/Purpose of the equipment : Drive Through System for the first food store Equipment Type : Transceiver Frequency of Operation : from 463.6125 MHz to 464.3875MHz Other Clock Frequency : PLL clock 21.85MHz RF CPU clock 4.19MHz Baseband clock 3.58MHz Modulation : Frequency modulation Bandwidth / Channel spacing : 12.5kHz / 25kHz Transmit power or power range : 25mW (not including the antenna gain) Channel access protocol : Rotaly SW Mode of operation : Duplex Method of Frequency Generation : Synthesizer Power Supply : 3.6VDC Operating voltage (Inner) : 3.6VDC,2.5VDC,1.9VDC Operating temperature range : -10 deg. C. to 50 deg. C. Power & Signal Cable Length : >3m (Receiver) Type of Receiver : Double Super heterodyne Frequency operation : PLL clock 21.85MHz Receive VCO 447.2125-447.9875MHz Intermediate Frequency : 21.4MHz, 450kHz Other Clock Frequency : RF CPU clock 4.19MHz Baseband clock 3.58MHz Method of Frequency Generation : Synthesizer Power Supply : 3.6VDC Operating voltage (Inner) : 3.6VDC,2.5VDC,1.9VDC Operating temperature : -10 deg. C. to 50 deg. C. Test report No.: 25AE0290-HO-3 Page : 5 of 19 Issued date : October 1 , 2004 Revised date : December 15, 2004 Revised date : December 22, 2004 Revised date : January 11, 2005 FCC ID : ACJ9TAWX-CH2050A UL Apex Co., Ltd. Head Office EMC Lab. 4383-326 Asama-cho, Ise-shi, Mie-ken 516-0021 JAPAN Telephone : +81 596 24 8116 Facsimile : +81 596 24 8124 MF060b(10.04.03) SECTION 3: Test specification, procedures and results 3.1 Test Specification Test Specification : FCC Part90 : 2003 Title : PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICES 3.2 Procedures and results No. Item Test Procedure Specification Deviation Worst margin Results 1 RF Output Power Section 2.1046 (a)(c) Section 90.217 N/A - Complied 2 Modulation Characteristics Section 2.1047 (a)(b) - N/A - Complied 3 Emission Bandwidth Section 2.1049 (c) - N/…

Text truncated - open the document above for the full version.