Panasonic Wireless Communication System Wx Cc2010 Operating Instructions

							Night mode
11
!4Day/Night Selection Switch (DAY/NIGHT)
In the Day mode, you will not hear the beep tone of the
other lane in the headset that sounds when the vehicle
detector is on and that sounds when you press the but-
ton T of the order taker unit.
In the Night mode, you will hear the beep tone of either
lane in the headset when the vehicle detector of either
lane is on. Once you press the button T, you will no
longer hear your lane’s beep tone. However, you will
continue to hear the other side’s beep tone when the
other side vehicle detector is on, until the button T of
the other side’s order taker unit is pressed.
Note: The following is the beep patterns.
Beep A: Pi...Pi...
Beep B: PiPi...PiPi...
Beep C: Pi..PiPi...Pi..PiPi...
State of lane
Vehicle detec-
tor at Lane A is
ON.
Vehicle detec-
tor at Lane B is
ON.ABeep A Order
taker unit
Beep A
BBeep A Beep A
ABeep B Beep B
BBeep B Beep B
Vehicle detec-
tors of both
lanes are ON.ABeep C
(When you press
the button T, the
beep tone will be
deactivated.)Beep C
(When you
press the
button T,
Beep C will
change to
Beep B.
BBeep C
(When you press
the button T, the
beep tone will be
deactivated.)Beep C
(When you
press the
button T,
Beep C will
change to
Beep A.
!8Remote Speaker Terminals
(REMOTE SPEAKER: H, GND)
These terminals are used for the connection with
Remote Speaker.
The audio level is 8 Ω, 3 W, unbalanced.
Note:The remote speaker is a locally procured acces-
sory.
!9Double Drive Through Control Output Terminals 
(DDT CONTROL: OUT, GND)
To compose Double Drive Through of two center mod-
ules, these terminals are used for the connection with
the DDT (IN, COM) terminals of the other center mod-
ule.
•The DDT CONTROL OUT terminal is connected
with the DDT IN terminal of the other center mod-
ule.
•The DDT CONTROL GND terminal is connected
with the DDT COM terminal of the other center
module.
@0Auxiliary Input Terminals (AUX INPUT: H, C, GND)
These terminals are used for the connection with the
line or the connection with a gooseneck microphone.
Note:When connecting the gooseneck microphone,
set the AUX IN SEL switch to G/MIC.
@1Gooseneck Microphone PTT Terminals
(G/MIC PTT: IN, COM)
These terminals are used for the connection with the
PTT cable of a gooseneck microphone (locally pro-
cured).
@2Vehicle Detector Terminals
(V/DET: IN, COM)
These terminals are used for the connection with the
output terminal of vehicle detector.
@3Double Drive Through Control Input Terminals
(DDT: IN, COM)
To compose Double Drive Through of two center mod-
ules, these terminals are used for the connection with
the DDT CONTROL (OUT, GND) terminals of the other
center module.
•The DDT IN terminal is connected with the DDT
CONTROL OUT terminal of the other center mod-
ule.
•The DDT COM terminal is connected with the DDT
CONTROL GND terminal of the other center mod-
ule.
@4Transformer Terminals
(TRANSFORMER 12V AC: GND, LOAD)
These terminals are used for the connection with WX-
C516 Power Transformer.
!5Order Taker Unit Talk Lock Release Switch
(O/T TALK LOCK RELEASE)
This switch is used to release temporarily the talk lock
mode of the order taker unit.
!6Menuboard Microphone Terminals
(MENU BOARD MIC: H, C, GND)
These terminals are used for the connection with
Menuboard Microphone (Speaker Microphone WX-
C550).
The audio level is –61 dBV, 8 Ω, balanced.
!7Menuboard Speaker Terminals
(MENU BOARD SP 8 Ω: H, C, GND)
These terminals are used for the connection with
Menuboard Speaker (Speaker Microphone WX-C550).
The audio level is 8 Ω, 3 W, unbalanced.Day mode 
						

							12
■WX-C516 Power Transformer
#3Mounting Hole 
This hole is used for mounting the power transformer
onto the wall plates.
#4Power Plug
To prevent fire or electrical shock, connect this directly
to a 3-plug grounded receptacle of 120 V AC, 60Hz.
#5Output terminal (SPARE, AC, AC, GND)
12 V AC, 1 600 mA (UL Listed) is provided at the two
terminals (indicated as AC) to be used for the center
module.
Caution:
Be sure to connect the wire between the GND
(GROUND) of this terminal and that in the trans-
former terminal on the center module.
To prevent fire or electrical shock, the UL listed
power supply cord (Style SVT) should be used for
the cable for 12 V AC terminal.
■WX-C550 Speaker Microphone
$0 $1
#3
#4
#5
#6Input Cord 
A pigtail cord is provided for the speaker input. Its
length is approx. 3 meters.
#7Mounting Bracket
AU-type mounting bracket with screw holes is provid-
ed as a standard accessory with the WX-C550.
WX-CC2010T
R
A
N
S
C
E
IV
E
R
M
O
N
IT
O
RULTRAPEX  II
POWER
VEHICLE
PRESENTDNR DNR
A
B
POWER
VEHICLE
PRESENT
Antenna
Standard Accessory
Memo Label
Standard Accessory
•Mount the antenna.
•Write down DIP switch
settings if necessary. 
						

							13
Problem
Refer to WX-CT2020/WX-CH2050A Operating Instructions for details.
OPERATING PROCEDURES
WX-CC2010 and WX-C1020
When PAGE is pressed during the TALK LOCK function is activated, the TALK LOCK function is canceled and PAGE sound
comes out of the menu board.
COMPATIBILITY
Check item
TROUBLESHOOTING
The communication between the order taker units and menu
board cannot be established. (The TRANSCEIVER MONITOR
indicator is not blinking in red.)
The communication between the order taker units and menu
board cannot be established. (The TRANSCEIVER MONITOR
indicator is blinking in red.)• Is the POWER switch on the center module turned on?
(Refer to p. 10.)
• Check the AC power outlet.
• Push the CIRCUIT PROTECTOR button. (Refer to p. 10.)
• Refer to the dealer or qualified service personnel.
• Is the CH SELECT switch set to 1 to 8?
• If the problem remains even after trying the above, refer to
the dealer or service personnel. (Refer to p. 10.)
• Check to see if the VEHICLE PRESENT indicator of the cen-
ter module lights up when a vehicle drives up the speaker
post or menu board. 
• If the indicator does not light up, check the following.
1. Is the vehicle detector plugged in?
2. Check the AC outlet and fuse of the vehicle detector.
If the power and fuse are normal, refer to the qualified ser-
vice personnel.
• Reset the vehicle detector. If the problem still remains,
remove and reinstall the fuse from the detector. (Refer to the
operating instructions of the vehicle detector.)
• If the problem remains even after trying the above, refer to
the dealer or service personnel.
• Confirm that there is no metal obstruction blocking around
the center module.
• It may be necessary to extend the antenna to areas where
the reception is error. (Refer to qualified service personnel
or system installers.) Cannot communicate with the customer at the menu board
(TALK), though the communication among personnel is O.K
(PAGE is OK).
A menuboard speaker is always live, even when there is no
car beside the menu board.
TALK (Talk PTT or Talk Lock mode) or PAGE (Page PTT or
Page Lock mode) is unavailable in certain areas.
Antenna ............................................................................... 1pc.
Miniature Screwdriver  ......................................................... 1pc.
Memo Label  ........................................................................ 1pc.
STANDARD ACCESSORIES 
						

							14
WX-CC2010 Center Module
Operating Frequency: Transmit; 468.6125 MHz - 469.3875 MHz
Receive; 463.6125 MHz - 464.3875 MHz
Type of Emission: F3
Type of Antenna: 1/4 wavelength whip antenna 
Power Supply: 12 V AC, 60 Hz (Using WX-C516 Power Transformer)
Power Consumption: 10 W
Menuboard Speaker A and B Output: 3 W, 8 Ω
Remote Speaker A and B Output: 3 W, 8 Ω
Vehicle Detector Input: Normally Open (close contact requires vehicle presence)
Dimensions: 330 mm (W) X 214 mm (H) X 82 mm (D)
{13 in. (W) X 8-7/16 in. (H) X 3-15/64 in. (D)}
Weight (Including Antenna): 1.6 k
g(3.5 lbs.)
Ambient operating temperature: –10 °C to +50 °C {14 °F to 122 °F}
Dimensions and weights indicated are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Frequency table
SPECIFICATIONS
CANADA USA
463.6125MHz
463.6375MHz
463.6625MHz
463.6875MHz
463.7125MHz
463.7375MHz
463.7625MHz
463.7875MHz
463.8125MHz
463.8375MHz
463.8625MHz
463.8875MHz
463.9125MHz
463.9375MHz
463.9625MHz
463.9875MHz
464.0125MHz
464.0375MHz
464.0625MHz
464.0875MHz
464.1125MHz
464.1375MHz
464.1625MHz
464.1875MHz
464.2125MHz
464.2375MHz
464.2625MHz
464.2875MHz
464.3125MHz
464.3375MHz
464.3625MHz
464.3875MHz CM: Receive Freq.
OT: Transmit Freq.
468.6125MHz
468.6375MHz
468.6625MHz
468.6875MHz
468.7125MHz
468.7375MHz
468.7625MHz
468.7875MHz
468.8125MHz
468.8375MHz
468.8625MHz
468.8875MHz
468.9125MHz
468.9375MHz
468.9625MHz
468.9875MHz
469.0125MHz
469.0375MHz
469.0625MHz
469.0875MHz
469.1125MHz
469.1375MHz
469.1625MHz
469.1875MHz
469.2125MHz
469.2375MHz
469.2625MHz
469.2875MHz
469.3125MHz
469.3375MHz
469.3625MHz
469.3875MHz CM: Transmit Freq.
OT: Receive Freq.
G1Frequency Group
A
BG2
A
BG3
A
BG4
A
BG5
A
BG6
A
BG7
A
BG8
A
BA G1Frequency Group
BG2
A
BG3
A
BG4
A
BG5
A
BG6
A
BG7
A
BG8
A
B CM:Center Module (WX-CC2010)
OT:Order Taker Unit (WX-CT2020 or WX-CH2050A) 
						

							Panasonic Canada Inc.5770 Ambler Drive,Mississauga, 
Ontario, L4W 2T3 Canada (905)624-5010
http://www.panasonic.ca
Panasonic Sales CompanyDivision of Panasonic Puerto Rico Inc.San Gabriel Industrial Park 65th Infantry Ave. KM. 9.5 Carolina
P.R. 00985(809)750-4300
Panasonic System Solutions Company, Unit Company of Panasonic Corporation of North AmericaSecurity Systems www.panasonic.com/security
For customer support, call 1.877.733.3689
Executive Office: Three Panasonic Way 2H-2, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094Zone Office
Eastern: Three Panasonic Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094 Central: 1707 N. Randal Road, Elgin, IL 60123 Southern: 1225 Northbrook Parkway, Suwanee, GA 30024 Western: 6550 Katella Ave., Cypress, CA 90630 
Printed in Japan
© 2003 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. NM0703-5025       3TR001757FAA       Imprimé au Japon