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1 Read Me First!

If you don’t read anything else in this manual, at least

read these important notes:

•

Make sure that the Zeus frame has adequate

ventilation. Allow at least 1 rack unit (1.75 inches, or

45 mm) of open space above and below Zeus at all

times during operation. Also, do not obstruct the

vents at both sides.

•

The help file for ZEUSedit is intended to be your

primary document when learning how to use the

software. When viewing any main editing screen in

ZEUSedit press the F1 key on the computer keyboard

to get procedural information about how to use that

screen.

2 Introduction

This manual is divided into four main parts. There is a

general description and specification for Zeus starting on

page 9. Starting on page 13, are examples of how a Zeus

intercom system might be set up. We highly recommend

that you look through the example setup 1studio.zus that

starts on that page. It contains useful information about

component connections, and it also shows the most com-

monly used features of ZEUSedit. Cable wiring informa-

tion can be found starting on page

22. Finally, there are

general installation notes starting on page 25.

A Few Terms

For those users new to matrix intercom systems, or those

more familiar with TW (also called two-wire, party-line

or conference) intercom systems, it will be helpful to

define a few terms.

In TW intercom systems, the most normal configuration is

that of a single party-line, or conference, where all the in-

tercom users are interconnected on a single channel

. The

users all hear one another at all times, and private conver-

sations between 2 individuals are possible only by hard-

ware changes (either manually or under system control).

Thus, in TW or party-line intercom systems, the conven-

tional usage of the term “channel” means a single connec-

tion between multiple intercom stations.

In Matrix intercom systems, the most normal configura-

tion is a point to point (P-P) connection, similar to a tele-

phone call: one user is connected to a single other user

and has a private two way conversation. Like the tele-

phone system, this is accomplished by having a dedicated

connection between each user (intercom station or key-

panel) and the matrix. In Zeus, this dedicated connection

is referred to as a channel

or port. A Zeus channel (or

port) electrically consists of three pairs of wires, one pair

taking audio from the keypanel, one pair taking audio to

the keypanel, and one pair carrying 2-way control data be-

tween the matrix and keypanel. The important concept is

that EACH user or keypanel has its own dedicated chan-

nel back to the Zeus intercom matrix.

As will be shown later, through operating software, the

Zeus Intercom System can be programmed to create

party-lines or conferences, but even under those

conditions, each member of a conference has a unique

channel or port connection to the matrix.

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