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The Classroom Amplification System delivers Superb Audio Quality for all the Students in the Classroom via the Amplifier and the Wide Dispersion Speaker and it can also drive a Personal FM System for a Student that requires a much higher audio level than all of the other students in the class.

Personal FM System - Connection
Here are the steps to have the ACM System or the AWM System, 
UHF Receiver, drive both the Amplifier and the Personal FM System.
  
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Unplug the 1/4 " Plug (that goes to the Amplifier)
from the UHF Receiver (pictured below).

  

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Plug a Y-Adapter into the UHF Receiver
  RS Part # 274-892
  

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Plug the 1/4" Plug from the Amplifier into the Y-Adapter
Now you have restored the Audio Feed from the UHF Receiver to the Amplifier.
Also now you have a second Audio Feed for the Personal FM System.
  

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Plug the following 1/4" Cable Plug into the Y-Adapter
  RS Part # 42-2433
The 1/8" Mono Plug connects to the Personal FM System.
  

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Plug the 1/8" Mono Plug (from the cable above) 
into the Personal FM Auxiliary Input
  Personal FM System - Transmitter
Note: Do Not Use the Microphone with this Transmitter 
          Use the UHF Wireless Headset Microphone and 
          all the Students will hear you. 

Wireless Headphone - Connection

A Wireless Headphone can also be connected to the AWM System or the ACM System to provide excellent sound reproduction for students that require a higher audio level than the majority of the students.
bulletInstead of using the Cable with the 1/4" Plug (pictured above)
please use the following Adapter:

   RS Part # 274-348
3.5mm (1/8") stereo jack to 6.35mm (1/4") mono phone plug.
  
bulletThe Adapter (pictured above) receives the Mono Signal from the 
UHF Receiver, converts it to a Stereo Signal, to drive the Right & Left Sides of the Headphone. 
bulletThe Wireless Headphone Cable plugs into the Adapter.
bulletThe above Wireless Headphone can be purchased from 
Alphanet Systems Inc. 

 

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