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850iR User Manual | 4
SPEAKER OUTPUTS 
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ADJ. 
ALD OUT AUX OUT 
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COMPUTER 
AUDIO INPUTS 
TV/VCR 
CD/DVD 
800iX 
INPUT 
PAGING INPUT 
ADJ 
DC POWER  CHARGERS 
24VDC 
SENSOR INPUTS 
SENSOR  
SHORT 
 
 
 
 
REAR PANEL CONTROLS
1.  SPEAKER OUTPUTS (1-4):
 These  
 
 binding post connectors are used to  
 
connect the 850iR to the loudspeakers.  
 
Depending on the speaker package, all  
 
the outputs may not be used.
2.
   SPEAKER ON/OFF: These individual 
 
speaker switches can be used to turn  
 
off the audio in a specific area of the  
 
classroom where there may be a 
 
learning group or quiet time.
3.   DC POWER: 
Plug the 24 V power  
      supply into this jack.
4.
   CHARGERS: These jacks can be used 
to charge the optional LightMic or 
handheld mic as an alternative to 
connecting them to the REDMIKE 
cradle charger.
5.
  ALD/AUX AUDIO OUT: These output 
 
jacks send audio signal to external 
 
equipment such as a recorder or an 
 
assistive listening device like the 
 
 LES-370 Personal FM System.
6.
  ADJ: These controls adjust the output 
      evel of the audio being sent out of 
 
the receiver/amplifier via the  
 
 ALD/AUX AUDIO OUT jacks.
PageFirst: Emergency Page Priority
This optional feature interfaces with an independent classroom paging  
system. When the page is broadcast, the system is muted, ensuring important 
and emergency school-wide messages are never missed.
How it works:
1. PageFirst sensor clip is hung around the lead wires attached to the in-room  
   paging speaker.
2. The clip is hard-wired to the 850iR.
3. As a page is broadcast, the sensor clip detects the audio signal though 
   induction and immediately mutes the 850iR.
4. When the page is over, the audio to the 850iR returns to normal.
  (For full installation instructions refer to the install sheet included with the  
  optional PageFirst sensor.)
 
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