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Aiphone PD-2 Paging/Talkback Adaptor
Aiphone PD-2 Paging/Talkback AdaptorOverviewThe PD-2 is a dedicated paging and talkback adaptor that integrates Aiphone TD-H series handsets with over…
Aiphone PD-2 Paging/Talkback Adaptor
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Overview
Aiphone PD-2 Paging/Talkback Adaptor
Overview
The PD-2 is a dedicated paging and talkback adaptor that integrates Aiphone TD-H series handsets with overhead PA systems. It enables two-way communication from desk or wall-mounted handsets to facility-wide paging infrastructure, supporting single or multi-zone deployment. Music source connection includes automatic muting during active paging to prevent audio interference.
Compatibility
Compatible with TB-H/B base stations and all TD-H handset models (TD-1H/B, TD-3H/B, TD-6H/B, TD-12H/B, TD-24H/B). Integrates with MD35M, MD60M, and MD120M paging amplifiers. Supports auxiliary or phono input (100K–500KΩ, 0.12V–0.5V). Music input rated at 17KΩ, 0.3V, 1KHz for full output; tuner output 100mV–1.2V at 10KΩ or less. Talkback gain: 40dB @ 1KHz maximum volume. Environmental noise suppression less than 80dB (phono).
Installation
Adaptor-to-amplifier connection requires 2-conductor overall shield cable (Aiphone #822202). Adaptor-to-master station connection requires 3-conductor overall shield cable (Aiphone #822203).
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Deployment & Configuration Support
- Access fixed-scope support for rollout planning
- User setup guidance
- Migration and system standardization across single-site or multi-site deployments
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