Panasonic Center Module Wx C3010 Operating Instructions

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3. Insert the power plug into the power cord inlet.
4. Push the holderforward until the holder touches the
power plug.
5. Lock the holder.
6. Clamp the AC cable with the provided clamp, and secure the AC cable clamper to the wall by fastening the
screws.
AUX SP + (8Ω)
CONNECTOR 1
ORDER INTERFACE
1
AUX SP GND
2OUTSIDE SP + (8 Ω)
3OUTSIDE SP GND
4OUTSIDE MIC +
5OUTSIDE MIC  –
6OUTSIDE MIC GND
7V/DET 1 IN
8COM
9V/DET 2 IN
10SPEED TEAM
CONNECTOR 3
POS INTERFACE
1
TALK LOCK RELEASE
2MANAGER SELECT
3PAGE SELECT
4IN COM
5POS AUDIO IN
6POS AUDIO GND
7POS AUDIO OUT
8POS AUDIO GND
9V/DET 1
CONNECTOR 4
POS INTERFACE
1
V/DET 2
2TALK3PAGE
4OUT COM
5NIGHT MODE
6OUTSIDE SP LEVEL
7
CONNECTOR 5
12
N.C N.C
3
45
COM
6
CONNECTOR 6
MAINTENANCE
DOUBLE-DRIVE-THRU
Use a LAN cable
with the shield type
CONNECTOR 7
DDT INTERFACE
AUX MIC +
CONNECTOR 2
ORDER INTERFACE
1
AUX MIC –
2AUX MIC GND
3AUX MIC PTT
4COM
5DEVICE CONTROL
6COM
7N.C
8
 Refer to the following lists attached on the inside of the terminal cove\
r to make connections. 
Clamping the Power Plug and
Power Cord
Important:
Surely clamp the power plug to this center module and
screw the AC cable to the wall using the provided AC
cable clamper.
1. Insert an AC cable holder into the hole under the AC inlet.
2. Slide the holder to the backward by pushing down the
clamp lever.
Slide the holder 
to the backward 
by pushing down 
the lever.
3
2
150 mm - 200 mm
{5-15/16 - 7-7/8}
AC cable holder
AC cable clamper 
						

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MENUBOARDAUX
SPEAKER
VEHICLE
DETECTOR
EXTENSION VEHICLE
DETECTOR EXTERNAL
DEVICEGooseneck
Microphone
SHIELD
SHIELD GND
5
*1
AUX SP + (8Ω)
CONNECTOR 1
ORDER INTERFACE
1
AUX SP GND
2OUTSIDE SP + (8Ω)
3OUTSIDE SP GND
4OUTSIDE MIC +
5OUTSIDE MIC –
6OUTSIDE MIC GND
7V/DET 1 IN
8COM9V/DET 2 IN
10AUX MIC +
CONNECTOR 2
ORDER INTERFACE
1
AUX MIC –
2AUX MIC GND
3AUX MIC PTT
4COM5DEVICE CONTROL
6COM7N.C8
Microphone
Speaker
 Basic Connection
This diagram shows the basic system connection.
*1 OUTPUT: Photocoupler (PS2352L)-isolated, max. 100 mA 
						

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*1 *1 *1 *1*2 *2 *2 *2 *1 *1GND
+12V
I/O
I/F
POS System
SPEED TEAM
CONNECTOR 3
POS INTERFACE
1
TALK LOCK RELEASE
2MANAGER SELECT
3PAGE SELECT
4IN COM
5POS AUDIO IN
6POS AUDIO GND
7POS AUDIO OUT
8POS AUDIO GND
9V/DET 1
CONNECTOR 4
POS INTERFACE
1
V/DET 2
2TALK3PAGE4OUT COM
5NIGHT MODE
6OUTSIDE SP LEVEL
7
*1 INPUT: Non-voltage make contact
*2 OUTPUT: Photocoupler (PS2501L)-isolated, max. 10 mA
 POS (Point of sales)-System Connection
This diagram shows the connection with the POS system. 
						

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Lane A
Lane B
GNDLAN Cable with Shield
CONNECTOR 51
2
3
4
5
COM N.C
6
CONNECTOR 51
2
3
4
5
COM
N.C
6
DOUBLE-DRIVE-THRU
Use a LAN cable
with the shield type
CONNECTOR 7
DDT INTERFACE
DOUBLE-DRIVE-THRU
Use a LAN cable
with the shield type
CONNECTOR 7
DDT INTERFACE
 Double-Drive-Thru Connection
This diagram shows the connection in the double-drive- thrusystem. 
						

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ID registration for follower units
• To talk with the headsets (Order Taker and All-in-One Headset), ID reg\
istration is required. 
• For ID registration, set the center module in ID registration mode and m\
ake operation of ID registration by means of a follow-
er unit. 
ID registration procedures are described below based on the All-in-One H\
eadset. 
1. Turn on the power of the Center Module. 
2. Press the ID Registration Button of the center module for 2 seconds or more. The system is changed to the ID
Registration mode. The ID Registration Indicator blinks. 
3. While holding down the buttons T1 and T2 simultaneous- ly, hold down the power button to turn on All-in-One
Headset. The All-in-One Headset enters the ID
Registration setting mode where the indicators and but-
tons have different functions than in normal operation.
You will hear ID Registration Mode and the power indi-
cator will blink yellow.
4. Press the T1 button, the All-in-One Headset searches for the center module. You can hear Connecting center
module A and the lane Indicator will blink yellow.
* Press the T2 button (at double-drive-thru), for other cen- ter modules. You can hear Connecting center module
B and the lane indicator will blink green.
When the ID Registration succeeds, you will hear
Registration Complete and the headset number, and
the power indicator stops blinking and stays on.
5. When IDs are registered on all All-in-One Headsets, press the ID button of the center module, ID registration
mode is completed. The power indicator of the All-in-
One Headset will change from yellow to green.
Notes: • If ID registration fails, a warning sounds beep, beep, beep, beep and then you will hear a voice prompt say
Failed. If registration fails, the ID is not registered and
the POWER indicator blinks red. 
If this happens, turn off the power and try registering
again.
• All-in-one headset or Order Taker that can register in one center module is up to 32.
If you register IDs exceeding 32, the unused ID that has
been registered is automatically deleted in chronological
order.
• When registering the IDs of two or more All-in-one Headset or Order Taker, register each headset or Order
Taker in order.
POWERSERVICEUSE ONLYHolding down
simultaneously.
Hold down the Power Button 
to turn on.
d
Hold down the ID Registration Button
for 2 seconds or more.
Press the Power ON/OFF Switch to turn on. 
						

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Installed System Setting
After the completion of installation work, system setup shall be made ac\
cording to the equipment to be connected and the oper-
ation mode. 
Setup operation for the installed system shall be carried out by the use\
 of the PREV/NEXT button and the  SELbutton. 
1. Turn on the power supply of the center module. 
2. Press the [NEXT] button or the [PREV] button.  Indicator of the selected setup item blinks. Each time the
[SEL] button is pressed, there is a reciprocal
changeover between ON Select and OFF Select status. 
The ON/OFF status can be defined by the style of indi-
cator blinking. 
Setup item
AUX SP AUX IN ON (Green)
AUX IN audio is output to the auxiliary speakers. No output
TALK TALK audio is output to the auxiliary speakers.
* The sound of Outside Mic is also output to AUX SP. No output
PAGE PAGE audio is output to the auxiliary speakers.  No output
BEEP BEEP audio is output to the auxiliary speakers.  No outputOFF
OFF:
Lighting time is short and unlighting time is long. 
ON: Lighting time is long and unlighting time is short. 
3. When the ON/OFF is changed over, the selected status is reflected on the system in real-time. 
4. When the [NEXT] button is pressed, the next setup item is selected. (The setup item being selected is moved by
one to the lower position or to the top right.) 
When the [PREV] button is pressed, the previous setup
item is selected. (The setup item being selected is
moved by one to the upper position or to the bottom
left.) 
5. If any [NEXT], [SEL], or [PREV] button is not pressed for 10 seconds, blinking of the indicator is finished. 
INSTALL SYSTEM  SETTINGPREV
ECHO CANCELLERDNR LEVELDUAL LANE
LANE SELECT
POS REMOTE
TX POWER
RED        MAX
YELLOW  MD
GREEN  LOW
OFF        OFF
SEL
AUX
SP AUX IN
TALK
PAGE BEEP
NEXT
Indicator of the selected setup item blinks. 
NEXT button
SEL button 
PREV button
Lit
Lit
Unlit
Unlit
OFF:
ON:

Setup operation for AUX SP (Auxiliary Speaker)
The sound output is set up for the AUX SP. 
						

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IndicatorEcho Canceller
Level Sound Quality Remarks
OFF
OFF
Green
Yellow Red –
No Echo Canceller processing
LOW High When the effect of echo is small, this position is selected.
MID
HIGH Normal
Low When the effect of echo is large, this position is selected. This setting is default. (*1)
Setup operation for Echo Canceller (Echo Canceller Effect Level Control\
)
The effect of Echo Canceller (the amount of echo erase) is set up. 
Setup operation for DNR Level (Digital Noise Reduction Effect Level Con\
trol)
The effect of DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) (the amount of noise redu\
ction) is set up.  *1: If the contents of conversation are difficult to get, set up the ech\
o canceller level to MID.
Indicator Noise Reduction
Level Sound Quality
Remarks
OFF
OFF
Green
Yellow Red –
No DNR processing
LOW High For relativity quiet environment.
MID
HIGH Normal
Low For a general environment. This setting is default.
This feature is useful under very noisy environment. 
In this setting, one may feel that the sound of conversation is
unnatural. 
						

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ON: DUAL LANE ON (Green)When there is car in only Lane B, the greeter memory 1
output to the speaker of Lane B.
OFF: DUAL LANE OFF When there is car in only Lane B, the greeter message
of the memory (1 or 2) is output to the speaker of
Lane B. When there are cars in Lane A and B, the greeter memo-
ry 2 is output to the speaker of Lane B.
LANE A
WINDOW #1
WINDOW #2 LANE B
DRIVE-THRU LANE
LANE A
WINDOW #1
WINDOW #2 LANE B
DRIVE-THRU LANE
Pull forward
(Memory 1)Hello
(Memory 2)Hello
(Memory 1 or 2)
LANE A
WINDOW #1
WINDOW #2 LANE B
DRIVE-THRU LANE
LANE A
WINDOW #1
WINDOW #2 LANE B
DRIVE-THRU LANE
Hello
(Memory 1 or 2)Hello
(Memory 1 or 2)Hello
(Memory 1 or 2)
When there are cars in Lane A and B, the greeter mes-
sage of the memory (1 or 2) is output to the speaker of
Lane B.
 Setup operation for Dual Lane
In the case of Dual Lane, two menu boards (Lane A and Lane B) are used\
. 
Only for the Center Module of Lane B, the Dual Lane is set at ON. 
Note: When only one center module is set in the system, DUAL LANE to OFF. If D\
UAL LANE is set to ON, only Message 1 is out-
put to the menu board speaker. 
						

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Lane setup
In the case of Double-Drive-Thru, one each unit of Center Module is set \
for Lane A and Lane B, respectively. 
Only for the Center Module of Lane B, the Dual Lane is set at ON.
When Lane A or Lane B setup is changed over, the center module will be r\
estarted automatically. 
If the [TALK] and [PAGE] indicators begin to blink after restarting, che\
ck the connections between both center modules. 
Red: Lane A (Generally, this setting is used. This setting is default.)
Green: Lane B
Note: If lane setting is changed, ID registration should be retried.
POS Remote setup
This setting is made when the POS Remote function is used. 
ON (Green): POS Remote Control is enabled. When ON is selected, the following button\
 settings for the Center Module become
invalid:
SPEED TEAM
VEHICLE DETECTOR
BEEP DAY/NIGHT
OUTSIDE SP LEVEL  DAY/NIGHT
TALK/PAGE RELEASE
TX Power setup
The transmission power for the center module is set up. 
If there is any anxiety of electric wave interference with neighboring s\
hops, set the transmit power to OFF. 
ON (Green): Normal Power (Generally, this setting is used. This setting is default.\
) 
OFF: Reduced Power (25%) 
						

							POS AUDIOSTATE OUTPUT
DAY
OUTSIDE SP LEVEL INPUT Outside speaker volume is normal level.
(To short-circuit the terminals)
Outside speaker volume is 50 % level.
(To open-circuit the terminals)
DAY
Disables the vehicle detector beep on the other
lane. (To short-circuit the terminals)
NIGHT MODE INPUT
30
PAGE
Activated when a PAGE sound is provided to POS
AUDIO OUT.
TALK
NIGHT
NIGHT Reduces the volume of the vehicle detector beep
on the other lane. (To open-circuit the terminals) Activated when a TALK sound is provided to POS
AUDIO OUT.
V/DET2
Activated when Vehicle  Detector 2 is ON.
Info about POS Remote functions
Remote control becomes possible if any external device is connected to t\
he POS Remote terminal of the center module. To use
the POS Remote functions, POS Remote setup shall be turned ON. (Refer t\
o page 29. )
Functions (Terminal names) V/DET1
V/D OUTPUT Activated when Vehicle Detector 1 is ON Usage
SPEED TEAM INPUT
TALK LOCK RELEASE INPUT
POS AUDIO STATE INPUT
POS AUDIO INPUT
POS AUDIO
OUT With ON setting, Speed Team mode is assumed.
(ON with the terminals short-circuited )
When turned ON for 1 second, Talk/Page Release
control is carried out. (ON with the terminals short-
circuited )
With ON setting, the input sound entered in the
POS Audio Input circuit can be heard only with the
manager’s headset. (ON with the terminals short-
circuited )
With ON setting, the input sound entered in the
POS Audio Input circuit can be heard at the head-
set. (ON with the terminals short-circuited )
The sound input from the POS or an external
device is entered. 
This sound input is changed over by POS Audio
State Input control.
The sound output is sent to the POS or an external
device. The contents of sound output are reported
by POS AUDIO
State Output.
MANAGER
SELECT
PAGE SELECT