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10sQ1=new Array();sQ1[1]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/","Marsh Products, Inc.: Vehicle detection and audio communication products for the drive-thru industry","Marsh Products designs and builds vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Marsh Products Vehicle Detector Indicates when a vehicle approaches, opens a gate or a barrier! Marsh Products Preformed Direct Burial Vehicle Detection Loop For easy installation before pavement is installed Marsh Products Preformed Saw-Cut Vehicle Detection Loop Kit Pavement already installed? No problem! Marsh Products Emergency Drive-Thru System This &quot;system in a box&quot; saves the day if your ordering system breaks down Previous Next Cutting-edge products for vehicle detection Marsh Products designs and manufactures audio and vehicle detection products for the drive-thru industry. All of our products are designed and manufactured in the U.S. Vehicle detection systems      See all Marsh Vehicle Detector This intelligent, affordable device works with in-pavement loops to detect vehicles. It can be used in drive-thru businesses to alert employees when a customer's vehicle has arrived at the menu board, or it can be used to open gates or doors when a vehicle approaches. Learn More Vehicle Detector + Direct Burial Loop If you haven't paved your drive-thru lane yet, this is the perfect package. It consists of the Marsh Vehicle Detector and the easy-to-install Marsh Direct Burial Loop. The loop, which is available in 12 sizes, comes with its narrow ends encased in PVC tubing for easy installation. Learn More Vehicle Detector + Saw-Cut Loop Kit Already paved your drive-thru lane? No problem! This package contains the Marsh Vehicle Detector and the Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit. Use a concrete saw to cut a groove in the pavement, drop in the loop, close it up with the included sealant and you're in business. Learn More Vehicle detection loops      See all Preformed Direct Burial Loop These loops are intended to be installed before the drive-thru pavement is poured. They come in 12 different sizes with 4 different lead-in lengths and are much easier to install than other direct burial loops, thanks to the PVC tubing at each end. Learn More Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit These easy-to-install loops consist of multiple turns of wire bundled together and are placed in a channel cut into existing pavement. They come in 12 sizes and 4 lead-in lengths. Polyurethane sealant is included to close up the channel. Learn More Saw-Cut Loop Kit With this kit, the installer winds the wire into a rectangular channel that has been cut into existing pavement&#8212;the wire is not bundled together. It comes with backer rod to hold the newly-created loop in place and polyurethane sealant to close up the channel. Learn More Emergency systems Audio products      See all Emergency Drive-Thru System It's a disaster if your drive-thru audio system goes down. But this &quot;drive-thru system in a box&quot; can save the day. Packed in a carrying case are a portable base station, outdoor speaker, air detector hose and 100 feet of cable. It will keep yopu in business until repairs are made. Learn More Single-Channel Communication System The Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System announces customers at your drive-thru with an LED and audio signal and offers hands-free operation. The rugged remote station can handle all kinds of weather. Learn More Single-Channel Base Station Already have an outdoor remote station? The Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication Base Station announces customers at your drive-thru with an LED and audio signal and offers hands-free operation. Learn More Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, IL 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Vehicle Detection Products            Audio Communication Products            Dealers            Support            Green Policy            Contact Us            Search            Sitemap Note: When you make a purchase on the Marsh Products web site, the moment you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button you are transferred to a secure site run by Volusion, Inc. Volusion is an ecommerce provider that has vast experience handling personal information. If you make a purchase at the site, no one at Marsh Products ever sees your credit card number. Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Panasonic point of sale,HME,Hospital
10ity and Specialty Communications,Diablo Controls,Protec Controls,National Loop,Marsh Products,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[2]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/loops/loops.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Preformed Direct Burial Induction Loops in Multiple Sizes","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Loops Loops Loop and Detector Bundles Preformed Direct-Burial Loop and Vehicle Detector Learn More The Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector and the Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop are the perfect choice for drive-thru installations that haven't poured paving material. The loop, which has its narrow ends encased in PVC tubing for easier installation, comes in a dozen different sizes and your choice of four lead-in lengths. Starts at $303 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit and Vehicle Detector Learn More If you've already installed the pavement at your drive-thru site, the Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector and the Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit are the perfect choice. The loop consists of multiple turns of wire bundled together in any of a dozen loop sizes. Includes one or two tubes of sealant (depending upon the size of the loop). Starts at $309 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Starts at $309 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Preformed Direct Burial Loop Learn More The Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop is designed for on-site installation prior to pouring pavement material. It is available any of a dozen sizes with your choice of four lead-in lengths. The two ends of the loop are encased in PVC tubing, which greatly reduces installation time. This product is ideally suited for drive-thru applications when used in conjunction with the Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector. Starts at $92 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit Learn More The Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit consists of multiple turns of wire bundled together for easy installation. The loop comes in a dozen different sizes and your choice of four lead-in lengths. It also includes 100 feet of communications wire and one or two tubes of sealant (depending upon the size of the loop). The kit is intended to be used after pavement installation; if pavement has not been poured, the Marsh Products Direct Burial Loop is more cost-effective and easier to install. The sealant comes in a cartridge that fits in a caulk gun. Starts at $98 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Preformed Saw-Cut Loop (No Sealant) Learn More The Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop consists of consists of multiple turns of wire bundled together for easy installation. It comes in a dozen different sizes and your choice of four lead-in lengths. This product does not include sealant. If you need sealant, please consider the Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit. The loop is intended to be used after pavement installation; if pavement has not been poured, the Marsh Products Direct Burial Loop is more cost-effective and easier to install. Starts at $70 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Saw-Cut Loop Kit Learn More The Marsh Saw-Cut Vehicle Detector Loop Kit consists of a length of #16 awg wire, backer rod and loop sealant. The installer winds the wire into the channel cut into the pavement, then tops it with the backer rod and closes the channel with the included sealant. If pavement has not been poured, the Marsh Products Preformed Direct Burial Loop is more cost-effective and easier to install. The kit uses a sealant in a cartridge that fits in a caulk gun and comes in 12 loop sizes. Starts at $81 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment Author:");sQ1[3]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/detectors/vehicle.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Vehicle detection products","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Vehicle Detectors Vehicle Detectors Detector and Loop Bundles Vehicle Detector and Preformed Direct-Burial Lo
10op Learn More The Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector and the Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop are the perfect choice for drive-thru installations that haven't poured paving material. The loop, which has its narrow ends encased in PVC tubing for easier installation, comes in a dozen different sizes and your choice of four lead-in lengths. Starts at $303 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Vehicle Detector and Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit Learn More If you've already installed the pavement at your drive-thru site, the Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector and the Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit are the perfect choice. The loop consists of multiple turns of wire bundled together in any of a dozen loop sizes. Includes one or two tubes of sealant (depending upon the size of the loop). Starts at $309 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Individual Components Loop Vehicle Detector Learn More The Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector is designed to accommodate numerous applications and intelligently adjust to environmental conditions, virtually eliminating false detection. It is intended to be connected to a loop such as our Direct Burial Loop or Preformed Saw-Cut Loop or Loop Kit. Price: $169 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Emergency Drive-Thru System Learn More This &quot;system in a box&quot; will save the day of your drive-thru ordering system goes down. When service is interrupted, simply place the base station on the counter at the drive-thru window and hook the outdoor speaker on the menu board. Run the provided 125-foot audio cable between both units and plug the transformer into a wall outlet. Complete the installation by placing the 15-foot-long air detector hose over the driveway in front of the menu board, and you&#39;re back in business. Setup takes less than 10 minutes. Price: $620 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Air Hose Vehicle Detector Learn More The Marsh Air Hose Vehicle Detector is a low-cost, easy-to-install vehicle detection alternative for low-traffic applications. Simply attach the 10-foot air hose to the air switch enclosure at one end, lay the hose across the driving lane and fasten the hose detector at the other end. The air pressure switch is packaged in a weather-resistant metal housing that can be mou
10nted to a flat surface. Price $120 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Loop Extension Cable Learn More This 100-foot length of #16 awg cable is used to extend the distance between a loop and a vehicle detector. Price: $89 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[4]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/audio/audio.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Audio Communication Products","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home /  Audio Communication Products Audio Communication Products Alpha Series Single Channel Voice Communication System Learn More Alpha Series Single Channel Voice Communication Systems consist of a base station, remote speaker, 100 feet of cable and power supply. Price: $500 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Alpha Series Single Channel Base Station Learn More The Alpha Series Single Channel Voice Communication Base Station features presence alert/announcement with hands-free operation. Price: $400 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Alpha Series Remote Speaker Learn More This speaker is a replacement for the remote speaker that c
10omes with our Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System. Price: $110 with free ground shipping in the U.S. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,drive through speaker,drive-thru speaker,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[5]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/shop.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Shop Now","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Shop Now Shop Now If you're ready to buy, click a link below. All of our loops come with a standard 20-foot long lead-in; you can choose a longer length after clicking the link. We offer free ground shipping on all of our products to U.S. addresses. Vehicle Detector and Loop Bundles    Learn More Vehicle detector and Preformed Direct Burial Loop 1.5' X 4.5' (46 cm x 137 cm): $303 2' X 6' (61 cm x 183 cm): $313 2.5' X 6' (76 cm x 183 cm): $315 3' X 6' (91 cm x 183 cm): $318 4' X 6' (122 cm x 183 cm): $322 4' X 7' (122 cm x 213 cm): $327 4' X 8' (122 cm x 244 cm): $332 4' X 9' (122 cm x 274 cm): $337 4' X 10' (122 cm x 305 cm): $342 4' X 11' (122 cm x 335 cm): $347 4' X 12' (122 cm x 366 cm): $352 5' X 12' (152 cm x 366 cm): $357 Vehicle Detector and Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit with Sealant 1.5' X 4.5' (46 cm x 137 cm): $309 2' X 6' (61 cm x 183 cm): $312 2.5' X 6' (76 cm x 183 cm): $313 3' X 6' (91 cm x 183 cm): $356 4' X 6' (122 cm x 183 cm): $358 4' X 7' (122 cm x 213 cm): $360 4' X 8' (122 cm x 244 cm): $361 4' X 9' (122 cm x 274 cm): $363 4' X 10' (122 cm x 305 cm): $365 4' X 11' (122 cm x 335 cm): $367 4' X 12' (122 cm x 366 cm): $369 5' X 12' (152 cm x 366 cm): $361 Loops    Learn More Preformed Direct Burial Loops 1.5' X 4.5' (46 cm x 137 cm): $92 2' X 6' (61 cm x 183 cm): $102 2.5' X 6' (76 cm x 183 cm): $104 3' X 6' (91 cm x 183 cm): $107 4' X 6' (122 cm x 183 cm): $111 4' X 7' (122 cm x 213 cm): $116 4' X 8' (122 cm x 244 cm): $121 4' X 9' (122 cm x 274 cm): $126 4' X 10' (122 cm x 305 cm): $131 4' X 11' (122 cm x 335 cm): $136 4' X 12' (122 cm x 366 cm): $141 5' X 12' (152 cm x 366 cm): $146 Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kits 1.5' X 4.5' (46 cm x 137 cm): $98 2' X 6' (61 cm x 183 cm): $101 2.5' X 6' (76 cm x 183 cm): $102 3' X 6' (91 cm x 183 cm): $145 4' X 6' (122 cm x 183 cm): $147 4' X 7' (122 cm x 213 cm): $149 4' X 8' (122 cm x 244 cm): $150 4' X 9' (122 cm x 274 cm): $152 4' X 10' (122 cm x 305 cm): $154 4' X 11' (122 cm x 335 cm): $156 4' X 12' (122 cm x 366 cm): $158 5' X 12' (152 cm x 366 cm): $150 Preformed Saw-Cut Loops (no sealant) 1.5' X 4.5' (46 cm x 137 cm): $70 2' X 6' (61 cm x 183 cm): $74 2.5' X 6' (76 cm x 183 cm): $75 3' X 6' (91 cm x 183 cm): $76 4' X 6' (122 cm x 183 cm): $78 4' X 7' (122 cm x 213 cm): $79 4' X 8' (122 cm x 244 cm): $81 4' X 9' (122 cm x 274 cm): $83 4' X 10' (122 cm x 305 cm): $85 4' X 11' (122 cm x 335 cm): $87 4' X 12' (122 cm x 366 cm): $89 5' X 12' (152 cm x 366 cm): $81 Saw-Cut Loop Kits 1.5' X 4.5' (46 cm x 137 cm): $81 2' X 6' (61 cm x 183 cm): $86 2.5' X 6' (76 cm x 183 cm): $87 3' X 6' (91 cm x 183 cm): $130 4' X 6' (122 cm x 183 cm): $133 4' X 7' (122 cm x 213 cm): $135 4' X 8' (122 cm x 244 cm): $138 4' X 9' (122 cm x 274 cm): $140 4' X 10' (122 cm x 305 cm): $143 4' X 11' (122 cm x 335 cm): $146 4' X 12' (122 cm x 366 cm): $148 5' X 12' (152 cm x 366 cm): $137 Vehicle Detectors    Learn More Loop Vehicle Detector: $169 Emergency Drive-Thru System: $620 Air Hose Vehicle Detector: $120 Audio Products    Learn More Alpha Series Single Channel Voice Communication System: $500 Alpha Series Single Channel Base Station: $400 Alpha Series Remote Speaker: $110 Accessories Loop Extension Cable (100'): $89 Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: vehicle detector,vehicle detecter,drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[6]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/dealers.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Dealers","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Dealers Find a local dealer Click on the name of your state to find a local dealer. If your state or region is not listed, please contact us for more information. 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101-5800 Fax: (530) 891-6049 E-mail: [email protected] Georgia   Back to top of page Augusta Sound Inc. 634 S. Old Belair Road Grovetown, GA 30813 Phone: (706) 855-6100 Illinois   Back to top of page Bridgewater Custom Sound A Division of Tri-Electronics 555 N. Williams Ave. Thornton, IL 60476 Phone: (708) 877-8000 Fax: (708) 877-8800 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.tri-electronics.com Commercial Electronic Systems 2447 Reeves Ct. Joliet, IL 60436 Phone: (815) 741-3333 Fax: (815) 741-3345 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.cesteleco.com RF Technologies Inc. 542 S. Prairie St. Bethalto, IL 62010 Phone: (618) 377-2654 Fax: (618) 377-1320 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.rftechno.com South Central AV Decatur/Champaign Rural Route 2, Box 121 Tower Hill, IL 62571 Phone: (800) 685-3712 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com Indiana   Back to top of page Cash Register Sales and Service 206 North Main Street Mishawaka, IN 46545 Phone: (574) 254-5055 Fort Wayne phone: (260) 483-3575 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.crsgroup.com Hammond Corporate Office A Division of Tri-Electronics 6231 Calumet Ave. Hammond, IN 46324 Phone: 219-931-6850 or 800-722-6793 Fax: 219-933-3545 Web site: www.tri-electronics.com Noble Communications Corporate A Division of Tri-Electronics 318 Ridge Road Munster, IN 46321 Phone: 219-513-0525 Fax: 219-513-0520 Fax Web site: www.Tri-Electronics.com South Central AV 1151 Mt. Auburn Road Evansville, IN 47720 Phone: (812) 424-8283 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com Back to top of page Kentucky   Back to top of page South Central AV 2456 Fortune Drive Suite 155 Lexington, KY 40509 Phone: (859) 277-5006 Fax: (859) 277-9002 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com South Central AV 13029 Middletown Industrial Suite 200 Louisville, KY 40223 Phone: (502) 253-9020 Fax: (502) 253-9555 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com Louisiana   Back to top of page Knowles Business Machines Shreveport, LA Phone: (318) 797-6555 Web site: www.KBMNet.com Specialty Service Inc. 1127 Highland Shreveport, LA 71101 Phone: (318) 221-7536 E-mail: [email protected] Maine   Back to top of page Commercial Communications Route 117 PO Box 427 Turner, ME 04282 Phone: (207) 225-5115 or 1-800-244-3033 Fax: (207) 225-5115 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.CommercialCommunications.us NE Restaurant Equipment 263 Riverside Dr. Eddington, ME 04428 Phone: (207) 989-4001 Fax: (207) 989-2973 Michigan   Back to top of page All-Tronics 245 N. Helmer Road Battle Creek, MI 49015 Phone: (800) 589-7171 or (616) 968-7171 Fax: (616) 968-9704 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.All-Tronics.com Cash Register Sales and Service 5912 Venture Park Dr. Kalamazoo, MI 49009 Phone: (269) 353-8105 Fax: (269) 353-9214 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.CRSGroup.com Foster Electronics - Superior Land Electronics 211 North Ninth Street Escanaba, MI 49829 Phone: (906) 786-3533 Fax: (906) 786-4722 E-mail: [email protected] InFix IT 3597 Henry St. Suite 200 Muskegon, MI 49441 Phone: (231) 780-3942 Fax: (231) 780-0211 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.InFix-IT.com Jack Gelders Electronics 3883 Linden Ave. SE Grand Rapids, MI 49508 Phone: (616) 243-8398 Fax: (616) 243-8451 E-mail: [email protected] Overhead Door West Commercial, Inc. 4680 Hatchery Road Waterford, MI 48329 Phone: (248) 669-5880 Fax: (248) 669-5888 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.OverheadDoorWest.com Sound Doctor 12326 Stephenson Road Brooklyn, MI 49230 Phone: (517) 467-5992 Fax: (517) 467-4844 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.sounddr.com Missouri   Back to top of page Sound Solutions 1408 N Jefferson PO Box 495 Mexico, MO 65265 Phone: (573) 581-2900 Fax: (573) 581-8002 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.SoundSolutionsInc.com Nevada   Back to top of page South Central AV 6000 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 2C Las Vegas, NV 89119 Phone: (702) 735-9393 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com New Hampshire   Back to top of page Commercial Communications Route 117 PO Box 427 Turner, ME 04282 Phone: (207) 225-5115 or 1-800-244-3033 Fa
10x: (207) 225-5115 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.CommercialCommunications.us New Jersey   Back to top of page Talco Business Systems One Industrial Way West Bldg D, Suite D Eatontown, N.J. 07724 Phone: 732-460-9700 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.TalcoPOS.com New York   Back to top of page AAA Sound &amp; Low Voltage 295 Mt. Read Boulevard Rochester, NY 14611 Phone: (585) 325-1080 Fax: (585) 325-1085 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.AAASound.com Bob Dengler Repair 3612 Watson Boulevard Endwell, NY 13760 Phone: (607) 231-4262 E-Mail: [email protected] North Carolina   Back to top of page NC Sound Contractors Inc. of Goldsboro 3684 Salem Church Road Goldsboro, NC 27530 Phone: (919) 734-5040 E-Mail: [email protected] Back to top of page North Dakota   Back to top of page Prosper Electric 3056 165th Ave. SE Harwood, ND 58042 Phone: (701) 282-3238 Ohio   Back to top of page Bright Ideas 560 W. Market St. Lima, OH 45801 Phone: (419) 224-1777 Fax: (419) 224-5435 E-mail: [email protected] MCM Wireless Suite 1400 695 Koebel Ave. Columbus, OH 43207 Phone: (614) 449-5745 Email: Service @MCMWireless.com Website: www.MCMSound.com Midwest Business Machines 2289 Patterson Road Dayton, OH 45420 Phone: (937) 254-2236 Fax: (937) 254-4525 E-mail: [email protected] Pennsylvania   Back to top of page Accent Electronics System Integrators 98 Vanadium Road, Building D Bridgeville, PA 15017 Phone: (412) 220-9700 Fax: (412) 494-6966 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.AccentESi.com R &amp; B Electronics, Inc. 403 Parkway View Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Phone: (412) 787-3700 Fax: (412) 787-3777 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.rbelectronicsinc.com South Carolina   Back to top of page AudioVisual Communications 4124 McKinley Street Knoxville, TN 37917-2689 Phone: (865) 687-8400 Web site: http://www.avcomm.net Tennessee   Back to top of page AudioVisual Communications 4124 McKinley Street Knoxville, TN 37917-2689 Phone: (865) 687-8400 Web site: http://www.avcomm.net Belew Sound &amp; Company PO Box 3167 Bristol, TN 37625 Phone: (423) 764-4116 Fax: (423) 764-3116 E-mail: [email protected] CSI of the Southeast 110 Skyline Dr Maynardville, TN 37807 Phone: 865-992-7772 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.CSISE.com South Central AV 703 Dallas Road Chattanooga, TN 37405 Phone: (800) 685-3712 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com South Central AV 211 Center Park Drive Suite 3020 Knoxville, TN 37922 Phone: (865) 671-1002 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com South Central AV 1665 Shelby Oaks Drive Suite 104 Memphis, TN 38134 Phone: (901) 345-6013 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com South Central AV 756 Melrose Ave. Nashville, TN 37211 Phone: (615) 259-9370 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.SouthCentralAV.com Texas   Back to top of page Artex Cash Register 817 Main St. Texarkana, TX 75501 Phone: 903-792-7133 E-Mail: [email protected]; [email protected] Business Sound and Communications Suite E 702 Spring Cypress Road Spring, TX 77373 Phone: (281) 590-3400 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.BSCTX.com MFD &amp; CMS PO Box 1307 Castroville, TX 78009 Phone: (800) 241-6337 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.MFDHeadsets.com Rubitronics 4307 S. Port Ave #108 Corpus Christi, TX 78415 Phone: (800) 682-9322 Fax: (361) 225-2522 E-mail: [email protected] Telecomm and Security Networks 740 El Parque Dr. El Paso, TX 79912 Phone: 915-239-4984 E-mail: [email protected]  Texas Cash Register 3808 Old Jacksonville Hwy. Tyler, TX 75701 Phone: (903) 561-5866 Fax: (903) 581-8449 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.TCRTyler.com Back to top of page Virginia   Back to top of page Chatham Communications 3730 Hwy 29 North Danville, VA 24540 Phone: (434) 792-6718 Fax: (434) 836-4766 Web site: http://www.chathamcommunications.com Lederer's Sound 907 W Broad St. Falls Church, VA 22046 Phone: (703) 532-2400 Fax: (703) 241-2499 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.lederers.com Wisconsin   Back to top of page Retail Data Systems of Wisconsin 1900 Pewaukee Road Suite M Waukesha, WI 53188 Phone: (262) 896-2600 Fax: (262) 896-2605 Web site: www.RDSPOS.com The Howard Co., Inc. 1375 North Barker Road Brookfield, WI 53045 Phone: 800-782-6222 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.HowardCompany.com Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,time and attendance, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,Batavia, Illinois,drive-thru restaurant equipment, attendance,time and attendance,time clock,
10clock Author:");sQ1[7]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/support.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Support","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Support Support Click on any product for support documents. The documents are in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. Most computers have the Adobe Acrobat Reader software and can read these documents; if you don&#39;t have the free Acrobat Reader, click here to go to the Adobe web site and download it. If you have questions about any of our products, please contact us at [email protected]. Vehicle Detection The Basics of Loop Vehicle Detection Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector (models 610 or 917-1S3) Marsh Saw-Cut Loop Kit Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop 911 Emergency Drive-Thru Audio Communications Alpha Series Single Channel Voice Communication Systems Legacy Products 614 Message Greeter: Installation and Use (No longer manufactured or sold by Marsh Products) Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[8]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/green.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Green Policy","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Green Policy Marsh Products’ Green Policy At Marsh Products, we’re making a concerted effort to implement environmentally friendly practices and methods in our everyday operations. Not only is it the right thing to do&#8212;to reduce our carbon footprint, to help the environment and to keep our communities clean&#8212;but it also has reduced our operating costs, which helps the bottom line. Implementing green policies has not been difficult, nor has it been an added burde
10n. It simply makes sense from many different perspectives. The following is a list of the policies and practices that we have implemented to date. We expect to add more in coming months. Waste Reduction Separate garbage containers for the building are established for pickup; one for cardboard and paper recycling and the traditional container for garbage. The cost for pickup of the paper/cardboard recycling container is less than cost of the garbage container, reducing the company’s trash expense. Two trash bins are located at every desk and work area; one for garbage and the other a blue recycling bin for paper. All cardboard is recycled. All paper is recycled. All plastics (types 1 through 5) are recycled. All dead electronics are collected and taken to the local electronics recycling center. All employees are encouraged to print documents in duplex mode (on both sides of the paper). All employees are asked not to use Styrofoam containers, as Styrofoam is not recycled in our locality. All laser printer toner cartridges and inkjet cartridges are exchanged for remanufactured replacements. Only reusable cups/mugs are offered. A red worm composting bin has been set up in the lunchroom to compost food waste, coffee grounds, etc., reducing the waste produced. Packaging material from received goods is reused in shipping our products. When shipping products, the amount of packaging used is minimized in all possible ways, including the size of the box and the amount of necessary packaging material. Efforts are being made to purchase napkins and paper towels in unbleached form. All metal is taken to a metal recycling center. All proceeds from that recycling are put into a fund to implement larger environmental projects, such as photovoltaics for the roof of the building or on-demand hot water systems for the bathroom and lunchroom sinks. Such projects are in the planning stage. File folders are reused as much as possible. Purified water is supplied to all employees, encouraging them not to use water packaged in plastic bottles. Rain barrels are connected to gutters to water the building’s landscaping. Energy Reduction All computers that do not need to run overnight are shut down. All monitors are turned off at the end of the workday. All computers are set to the best possible power-saving mode for based on each workstation situation. All fluorescent light fixtures are being replaced with the energy-efficient LED alternatives. Employees are educated to reduce energy usage whenever possible. Toxin Reduction 
10Environmentally friendly cleaning products are used. A great deal of research has gone into find products that work as well or better than the less eco-friendly alternatives. Whenever construction or remodeling is being performed, eco-friendly materials and supplies are sought out, from low-VOC paints to carpeting with recycled content, energy efficient appliances, etc. Plans are being developed to replace some of the grassy area in front of our building with indigenous plantings to reduce the need for fertilizer, weed-killer, etc. Our employee parking area is gravel, a permeable surface that encourages rainwater replenishment of the water table. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[9]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/contact.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Contact Us","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Contact Us Contact Information Our street address is: 336 McKee Street Batavia, Illinois 60510 Our phone number is: (630) 879-8008 Our fax number is: (630) 879-8072 Our e-mail addresses are: For sales questions: [email protected] For support questions: [email protected] For all other questions: [email protected] Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[10]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/search.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Search site","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Vehicle Detection Audio Communication Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Search Search MarshProducts.com Use the asterisk (*) character for wildcard searches. Searches on more than one word will be treated as a phrase.  Back to Home Page Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[11]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/detectors/emergency.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Model 911 Emergency Drive-Thru System","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home /  Audio Communication Products /  Emergency Drive-Thru System Emergency Drive-Thru System The Marsh Model 911 Emergency Drive-Thru System will keep your drive-thru operation open even when your installed system is down. The inexpensive system comes ready for easy hook-up and is conveniently packaged for storage. When service is interrupted, simply place the base station on the counter at the drive-thru window and hook the outdoor speaker on the menu board. Run the provided 125-foot audio cable between both units and plug the transformer into a wall outlet. Complete the installation by placing the 15-foot-long air detector hose over the driveway in front of the menu board, and 
10you&#39;re back in business. Setup takes less than 10 minutes. The system is based on the industry standout Alpha Series Single Channel Audio System. Your kit will consist of two main units: an indoor master station with countertop mounting and a weatherproof outdoor remote station with clear audio communication; audio cable, an air hose-style vehicle detector and a carrying case are also included. Click here for a printable fact sheet. Characteristics Master Station Reliable, solid-state electronics. Low-voltage, low energy consumption. Can pick up a whisper at 20 feet. Electronic voice range filtering and automatic voice level control for clear, understandable audio quality. Rugged base mounts on counter. LED display and repetitive beep tone announce arrival at remote location. Remote Station Clear audio communication with a minimum of unwanted external noise. Low maintenance cost. Weatherproof speaker/mic stations built to perform well under all climatic conditions. Hooks on existing menu board grille. Complete Kit Weight: 20 lbs. Dimensions: 9&#189;&quot; H. x 20&quot; W. x 10&quot; D. Click here for a printable copy of the installation instructions. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Price: $620    Buy Now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Emergency Drive-Thru System, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. 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Marsh Products Preformed Direct Burial Vehicle Detection Loop For easy installation before pavement is installed Marsh Products Preformed Saw-Cut Vehicle Detection Loop Kit Pavement already installed? No problem! Marsh Products Emergency Drive-Thru System This &quot;system in a box&quot; saves the day if your ordering system breaks down Previous Next Cutting-edge products for vehicle detection Marsh Products designs and manufactures audio and vehicle detection products for the drive-thru industry. All of our products are designed and manufactured in the U.S. Vehicle detection systems      See all Marsh Vehicle Detector This intelligent, affordable device works with in-pavement loops to detect vehicles. It c
10an be used in drive-thru businesses to alert employees when a customer's vehicle has arrived at the menu board, or it can be used to open gates or doors when a vehicle approaches. Learn More Vehicle Detector + Direct Burial Loop If you haven't paved your drive-thru lane yet, this is the perfect package. It consists of the Marsh Vehicle Detector and the easy-to-install Marsh Direct Burial Loop. The loop, which is available in 12 sizes, comes with its narrow ends encased in PVC tubing for easy installation. Learn More Vehicle Detector + Saw-Cut Loop Kit Already paved your drive-thru lane? No problem! This package contains the Marsh Vehicle Detector and the Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit. Use a concrete saw to cut a groove in the pavement, drop in the loop, close it up with the included sealant and you're in business. Learn More Vehicle detection loops      See all Preformed Direct Burial Loop These loops are intended to be installed before the drive-thru pavement is poured. They come in 12 different sizes with 4 different lead-in lengths and are much easier to install than other direct burial loops, thanks to the PVC tubing at each end. Learn More Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit These easy-to-install loops consist of multiple turns of wire bundled together and are placed in a channel cut into existing pavement. They come in 12 sizes and 4 lead-in lengths. Polyurethane sealant is included to close up the channel. Learn More Saw-Cut Loop Kit With this kit, the installer winds the wire into a rectangular channel that has been cut into existing pavement&#8212;the wire is not bundled together. It comes with backer rod to hold the newly-created loop in place and polyurethane sealant to close up the channel. Learn More Emergency systems Audio products      See all Emergency Drive-Thru System It's a disaster if your drive-thru audio system goes down. But this &quot;drive-thru system in a box&quot; can save the day. Packed in a carrying case are a portable base station, outdoor speaker, air detector hose and 100 feet of cable. It will keep yopu in business until repairs are made. Learn More Single-Channel Communication System The Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System announces customers at your drive-thru with an LED and audio signal and offers hands-free operation. The rugged remote station can handle all kinds of weather. Learn More Single-Channel Base Station Already have an outdoor remote station? The Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication Base Station announces customers at your drive-thru with an LED and audio signal and offers hands-free operation. Learn More Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, IL 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Vehicle Detection Products            Audio Communication Products            Dealers            Support            Green Policy            Contact Us            Search            Sitemap Note: When you make a purchase on the Marsh Products web site, the moment you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button you are transferred to a secure site run by Volusion, Inc. Volusion is an ecommerce provider that has vast experience handling personal information. If you make a purchase at the site, no one at Marsh Products ever sees your credit card number. Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Panasonic point of sale,HME,Hospitality and Specialty Communications,Diablo Controls,Protec Controls,National Loop,Marsh Products,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[14]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/combos/DetectorPlusDirectBurialLoop.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Preformed Direct Burial Loop + Loop Vehicle Detector","Marsh Products' vehicle detector and direct burial loop.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Vehicle Detection /  Preformed Direct Burial Lo
10op + Loop Vehicle Detector Preformed Direct Burial Loop + Loop Vehicle Detector The Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop and the Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector are the perfect combination for vehicle detection installations that haven't poured paving material. If your pavement has already been installed, the Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit and Marsh Vehicle Detector is a better choice. Both packages come with 100 feet of #18 AWG communications cable. Marsh Direct Burial Loop The ends of the Direct Burial Loop are encased in PVC tubing, making it easy and faster to install. It comes in a dozen sizes ranging from 1.5-feet-by-4.5 feet to 5-feet-by-12-feet with a choice of four lead-in lengths. Learn more Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector The Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector is an intelligent, extremely flexible and very affordable product. It is designed to accommodate numerous applications and intelligently adjust to environmental conditions, virtually eliminating false detection. Learn more Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Loop Size In feet Price (with Vehicle Detector and 20' loop lead-in; other lead-in sizes&#8212;30', 50' and 100'&#8212;are available after you click &quot;Buy Now&quot;) 1.5 X 4.5 (46 cm x 137 cm) $303 Buy now 2 X 6 (61 cm x 183 cm) $313 Buy now 2.5 X 6 (76 cm x 183 cm) $315 Buy now 3 X 6 (91 cm x 183 cm) $318 Buy now 4 X 6 (122 cm x 183 cm) $322 Buy now 4 X 7 (122 cm x 213 cm) $327 Buy now 4 X 8 (122 cm x 244 cm) $332 Buy now 4 X 9 (122 cm x 274 cm) $337 Buy now 4 X 10 (122 cm x 305 cm) $342 Buy now 4 X 11 (122 cm x 335 cm) $347 Buy now 4 X 12 (122 cm x 366 cm) $352 Buy now 5 X 12 (152 cm x 366 cm) $357 Buy now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Loop Vehicle Detector, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The Marsh Products Preformed Loop has a five-year repair/replacement warranty. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: vehicle detector,vehicle loop,detector loop,drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[15]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/combos/DetectorPlusSaw-CutLoop.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Vehicle Detector + Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Vehicle Detection / Vehicle Detector + Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit + Vehicle Detector The Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit and the Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector are designed for vehicle detection installations whose paving has been poured. If your paving hasn't been installed yet, the Marsh Direct Burial Loop and Marsh Vehicle Detector is a better choice. The package comes with 100 feet of #18 AWG communications cable. Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kits come in a dozen different sizes, with sealant and your choice of four lead-in lengths. A concrete saw is used to cut a rectangular pattern in the concrete or asphalt, and after the wire is laid into the pattern, it is sealed with polyurethane (included) applied with a caulk gun. Learn more Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector The Marsh L
10oop Vehicle Detector is an intelligent, extremely flexible and very affordable product. It is designed to accommodate numerous applications and intelligently adjust to environmental conditions, virtually eliminating false detection. Learn more Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Size In feet Tubes of Sealant Price (with 20' lead-in; other lead-in sizes&#8212;30', 50' and 100'&#8212;are available after you click &quot;Buy Now&quot;) 1.5 X 4.5 (46 cm x 137 cm) 1 $309 Buy now 2 X 6 (61 cm x 183 cm) 1 $312 Buy now 2.5 X 6 (76 cm x 183 cm) 1 $313 Buy now 3 X 6 (91 cm x 183 cm) 2 $356 Buy now 4 X 6 (122 cm x 183 cm) 2 $358 Buy now 4 X 7 (122 cm x 213 cm) 2 $360 Buy now 4 X 8 (122 cm x 244 cm) 2 $361 Buy now 4 X 9 (122 cm x 274 cm) 2 $363 Buy now 4 X 10 (122 cm x 305 cm) 2 $365 Buy now 4 X 11 (122 cm x 335 cm) 2 $367 Buy now 4 X 12 (122 cm x 366 cm) 2 $369 Buy now 5 X 12 (152 cm x 366 cm) 2 $361 Buy now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Loop Vehicle Detector, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The Marsh Products Saw-Cut Loop Kit has a five-year repair/replacement warranty. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[16]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/loops/DirectBurialLoop.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Preformed Direct Burial Induction Loops in Multiple Sizes","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Loops / Preformed Direct Burial Loop Vehicle Detection Preformed Direct Burial Loop The ends of the Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop are encased in PVC tubing, which makes it much easier to install. The Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop folds for easy shipping. The Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Loop comes in a dozen different sizes, with four choices of lead-in length. It is designed for on-site installation before pavement is installed. Each loop consists of multiple turns of wire, bundled together, with the narrow ends encased in PVC tubing to ensure easier installation. The loops are ideally suited for vehicle detection in traffic control environments such as drive-thrus or parking lots when connected to the Marsh Products Loop Vehicle Detector. They are also compatible with other brands of vehicle detectors. The loop is intended to be used before pavement installation; if pavement has already been poured, the Marsh Products Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit is more cost-effective and easier to install. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Size In feet Price (with 20' lead-in; other lead-in sizes&#8212;30', 50' and 100'&#8212; are available after you click &quot;Buy Now&quot;) 1.5 X 4.5 (46 cm x 137 cm) $92 Buy now 2 X 6 (61 cm x 183 cm) $102 Buy now 2.5 X 6 (76 cm x 183 cm) $104 Buy now 3 X 6 (91 cm x 183 cm) $107 Buy now 4 X 6 (122 cm x 183 cm) $111 Buy now 4 X 7 (122 cm x 213 cm) $116 Buy now 4 X 8 (122 cm x 244 cm) $121 Buy now 4 X 9 (122 cm x 274 cm) $126 Buy now 4 X 10 (122 cm x 305 cm) $131 Buy now 4 X 11 (122 cm x 335 cm) $136 Buy now 4 X 12 (122 cm x 366 cm) $141 Buy now 5 X 12 (152 cm x 366 cm) $146 Buy now Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment Author:");sQ1[17]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/loops/PreformedSaw-CutKits.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Preformed Saw-Cut Induction Loop Kits with Sealant in Multiple Sizes","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Loops / Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kits Vehicle Detection Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kits with Sealant This kit comes with one or tw
10o tubes of sealant, depending upon the size of the loop. The Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Kit comes in a dozen different sizes, with sealant and your choice of four lead-in lengths. Click the image above for a copy of the installation instructions (PDF format). Each loop consists of multiple turns of wire, bundled together. Also included is sealant to close up the channel created for the loop in the pavement. The loops are ideally suited for vehicle detection in traffic control environments such as drive-thrus or parking lots when connected to the Marsh Products Loop Vehicle Detector. They are also compatible with other brands of vehicle detectors. A concrete saw is used to cut a rectangular channel in the concrete or asphalt. The one-piece loop is set into the channel and topped with the sealant to keep the channel watertight. The loop is intended to be used after pavement installation; if pavement has not been poured, the Marsh Products Direct Burial Preformed Loop is more cost-effective and easier to install. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Size In feet Tubes of Sealant Price (with 20' lead-in; other lead-in sizes&#8212;30', 50' and 100'&#8212;are available after you click &quot;Buy Now&quot;) 1.5 X 4.5 (46 cm x 137 cm) 1 $98 Buy now 2 X 6 (61 cm x 183 cm) 1 $101 Buy now 2.5 X 6 (76 cm x 183 cm) 1 $102 Buy now 3 X 6 (91 cm x 183 cm) 2 $145 Buy now 4 X 6 (122 cm x 183 cm) 2 $147 Buy now 4 X 7 (122 cm x 213 cm) 2 $149 Buy now 4 X 8 (122 cm x 244 cm) 2 $150 Buy now 4 X 9 (122 cm x 274 cm) 2 $152 Buy now 4 X 10 (122 cm x 305 cm) 2 $154 Buy now 4 X 11 (122 cm x 335 cm) 2 $156 Buy now 4 X 12 (122 cm x 366 cm) 2 $158 Buy now 5 X 12 (152 cm x 366 cm) 2 $150 Buy now Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment Author:");sQ1[18]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/loops/PreformedSaw-CutLoop.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Preformed Saw-Cut Induction Loops in Multiple Sizes","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Loops / Preformed Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detection Preformed Saw-Cut Loop (no sealant) The Marsh Products Preformed Saw-Cut Loop: Loop at bottom right; lead-in at top left. The Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop comes in a dozen different sizes, with four choices of lead-in length. Each loop consists of multiple turns of wire, bundled together for simple installation. The loops are ideally suited for vehicle detection in traffic control environments such as drive-thrus or parking lots when connected to the Marsh Products Loop Vehicle Detector. They are also compatible with other brands of vehicle detectors. A concrete saw is used to cut a rectangular pattern in the concrete or asphalt. The one-piece loop is set into the channel. If you need sealant to close up the channel, Marsh's Saw-Cut Loop Kit includes sealant. The loop is intended to be used after pavement installation; if pavement has not been poured, the Marsh Products Preformed Direct Burial Loop is more cost-effective and easier to install. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Size In feet Price (with 20' lead-in; other lead-in sizes&#8212;30', 50' and 100'&#8212; are available after you click &quot;Buy Now&quot;) 1.5 X 4.5 (46 cm x 137 cm) $70 Buy now 2 X 6 (61 cm x 183 cm) $74 Buy now 2.5 X 6 (76 cm x 183 cm) $75 Buy now 3 X 6 (91 cm x 183 cm) $76 Buy now 4 X 6 (122 cm x 183 cm) $78 Buy now 4 X 7 (122 cm x 213 cm) $79 Buy now 4 X 8 (122 cm x 244 cm) $81 Buy now 4 X 9 (122 
10cm x 274 cm) $83 Buy now 4 X 10 (122 cm x 305 cm) $85 Buy now 4 X 11 (122 cm x 335 cm) $87 Buy now 4 X 12 (122 cm x 366 cm) $89 Buy now 5 X 12 (152 cm x 366 cm) $81 Buy now Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment Author:");sQ1[19]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/loops/Saw-CutKits.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Saw-Cut Induction Loop Kits with Sealant","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry."," Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Loops / Saw-Cut Loop Kit with Sealant Vehicle Detection Saw-Cut Loop Kit with Sealant This kit comes with one or two tubes of sealant, depending upon the size of the loop. The Marsh Saw-Cut Loop Kit comes in a dozen different sizes, with your choice of four lead-in lengths. Each loop consists of #16 awg wire. Also included are backer rod to hold the loop in place and one or two tubes of sealant (depending upon the size of the loop) to close up the channel. The loops are ideally suited for vehicle detection in traffic control environments such as drive-thrus or parking lots when connected to the Marsh Products 610 Loop Vehicle Detector. They are also compatible with other brands of vehicle detectors. A concrete saw is used to cut a rectangular pattern in the concrete or asphalt. The wire is wound into the channel, topped with the backer rod and the sealant is applied to lock the loop into the pavement. The loop is intended to be used after pavement installation; if pavement has not been poured, the Marsh Products Direct Burial Preformed Loop is more cost-effective and easier to install. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Size In feet Tubes of Sealant Price (with 20' lead-in; other lead-in sizes&#8212;30', 50' and 100'&#8212;are available after you click &quot;Buy Now&quot;) 1.5 X 4.5 (46 cm x 137 cm) 1 $81 Buy now 2 X 6 (61 cm x 183 cm) 1 $86 Buy now 2.5 X 6 (76 cm x 183 cm) 1 $87 Buy now 3 X 6 (91 cm x 183 cm) 2 $130 Buy now 4 X 6 (122 cm x 183 cm) 2 $133 Buy now 4 X 7 (122 cm x 213 cm) 2 $135 Buy now 4 X 8 (122 cm x 244 cm) 2 $138 Buy now 4 X 9 (122 cm x 274 cm) 2 $140 Buy now 4 X 10 (122 cm x 305 cm) 2 $143 Buy now 4 X 11 (122 cm x 335 cm) 2 $146 Buy now 4 X 12 (122 cm x 366 cm) 2 $148 Buy now 5 X 12 (152 cm x 366 cm) 2 $137 Buy now Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment Author:");sQ1[20]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/detectors/vehicledetector.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: 610 Loop Vehicle Detector","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Vehicle Detection / Loop Vehicle Detector Loop Vehicle Detector The Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector is an intelligent, extremely flexible and very affordable product. It accommodates numerous applications and intelligently adjusts to environmental conditions, virtually eliminating false detection. While it was designed to pair with Marsh Preformed Direct Burial Lo
10ops and Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loops, it can be used with other brands of loops as well. Fact Sheet: All About the 610 Loop Vehicle Detector. White Paper: The Basics of Loop Vehicle Detection. Characteristics Microprocessor controlled. Low-voltage, low energy consumption. Compact size. Three LED indicators (Power, Signal, Loop Fault). Four modes of operation. Four programmable signal delays on arrival. Four programmable signal delays on departure. Four levels of sensitivity. Automatic environmental tuning. Contact relay output. Delay times of 0, 1, 2 or 4 seconds. 9-20VDC or 9-16VAC power requirement. Specifications Power requirements: The Marsh Loop Vehicle Detector can be powered by either a 9-20VDC or 9-16VAC. It is shipped with a Underwriters Laboratories-approved Class 2 plug-in-the-wall 12 VDC power adapter. However, the power can be supplied by any external device and connected via the screw terminals provided inside the enclosure. Enclosure: The housing is constructed of durable black ABS plastic. Legend art is printed on the cover to clearly identify the connection points and the LEDs. The case provides two mounting tabs for use with the provided hardware. Modes of operation: The type of output signal can be programmed to any of four possibilities: Constant signal on detection. Pulse on vehicle arrival. Pulse on vehicle departure. Pulse on arrival and departure. Environmental tuning: The detector is operational within three seconds of applied power. As environmental conditions slowly affect the loop frequency, it follows the change, recording the change every half-second. However, vehicle presence is never tuned out. Hold time is infinite on the detection of a vehicle. If a large metal mass were to affect the loop and create a detection, the next vehicle would correct the presence signal when it departs. In essence, the detector is self-correcting. Signal delay on arrival: One of four delay periods can be programmed. The programmed time delay is the length of time from the detection of a vehicle to the actual output of the signal. Solid-state switch signal output: Open collector NPN transistor output. Protected from over-voltage by a shunt 1N5258B 36-volt zener diode. Presence signal is capable of sinking 50 milliamps. Signal delay on departure: One of four delay periods can be programmed. The programmed time delay is the length of time between the departure of a vehicle to the absence of the output signal. For example, if a one-second delay is selected, then the output signal will drop one second after the vehicle is no longer detected. Loop fault: When a loop fault occurs, the red LED is lit and signal outputs go to a presence state. Loop faults are triggered when the loop frequency falls below 20 kilohertz or rises above 75 kilohertz, indicating a loop open or short, respectively. Relay signal output: The Vehicle Detector supplies a 2-amp form-c contact relay output in addition to the solid-state switch signal output. Grounded loop operation: The loop isolation transformer allows operation with loops grounded at a single point. Lightning protection: The loop input is protected by a series pair of 1N5235B 6.8-volt in-series shunts placed the loop input terminal. Internal circuitry isolation: The loop is isolated through the loop isolation transformer. Current draw: Maximum: 25 milliamps. Loop inductance: 30-1,000 microhenries with Q factor of five or greater. Operating temperature: Minus-40 F. to 180 F. Programmable sensitivity: The sensitivity can be set to one of four possibilities. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Price: $169    Buy Now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Loop Vehicle Detector, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: vehicle detector,vehicle detecter,drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection, drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[21]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/detectors/airhose.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Air Hose Vehicle Detector","Marsh Products designs and builds vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Vehicle Detection / Marsh Air Hose Vehicle Detector Air Hose Vehicle Detector The Marsh Air Hose Vehicle Detector is a low-cost, easy-to-install vehicle detection alternative for low-traffic applications. Simply attach the 10-foot air hose to the air switch enclosure at one end, lay the hose across the driving lane and fasten the hose detector at the other end. The air pressure switch is packaged in a weather-resistant metal housing that can be mou
10nted to a flat surface. Characteristics Hose switch provides instant alert. Weather-tight metal housing for air switch. Durable black 10-foot air hose. Easy assembly and installation. Cast iron hose anchor. 100 feet of 22 AWG 1 pair shielded cable. 12-volt transformer. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Price: $120    Buy Now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Air Hose Detector or Air Hose Detector + Buzzer Chime, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: air hose drive through,air hose drive-thru,drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercom,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[22]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/cable.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Cable","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Vehicle Detection / Cable Loop Extension Cable This 100-foot cable is used to extend the distance between a loop and a vehicle detector. (For other lengths, please contact us.) 16 AWG 1 PR Shielded Color: Gray Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Price: $89.     Buy Now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: loop cable,drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[23]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/audio/speaker.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Remote Speaker","Marsh Products designs and builds audio systems, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Audio Communication / Remote Speaker Remote Speaker Station This rugged, weatherproof speaker is a replacement for the remote speaker that c
10omes with our Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System. It is designed for surface mounting only and does not include cable. If you need cable, it's available here. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Price: $110    Buy Now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Remote Speaker, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercoms,drive-through intercoms,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[24]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/audio/alpha.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Audio Communication / Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System The Marsh Products Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System is high in quality, yet uncomplicated and cost-effective. In addition, it is designed for simple operation. Among its features: Presence alert/announcement with hands-free operation: An arrival at the remote location is announced by an LED at the master station and a repetitive beep tone. Depending upon the type of presence detection used, the audio may be programmed to turn off and on automatically or manually. Durable remote station: The remote station is ruggedized and weatherized to operate under the most difficult conditions. Low-cost installation: All Marsh products are backed by a worldwide service network of more than 400 authorized agents who provide fast, reliable, low-cost installation and service. Replacement parts are available through your local dealer, service agent or directly from Marsh Products. Warranty confidence: All systems carry a one-year factory warranty on parts when the system installation has been performed or inspected by an authorized Marsh service agent. Includes base station, remote speaker, 100 feet of cable and transformer. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Price: $500    Buy Now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercom,drive-through intercom,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[25]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/audio/alpha-base.html","Marsh Products, Inc.: Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System","Marsh Products designs and builds message greeters, vehicle detectors and detection loops for the drive-through industry.","Products Direct Burial and Saw-Cut Loops Vehicle Detectors Audio Communication Shop Now Dealers Support Green Policy Contact Us Search Home Home / Audio Communication /  Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication System Alp
10ha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication Base Station The Marsh Products Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication Base Station features presence alert/announcement with hands-free operation: An arrival at the remote location is announced by an LED at the master station and a repetitive beep tone. Depending upon the type of presence detection used, the audio may be programmed to turn off and on automatically or manually. This product includes a transformer to power the station. All Marsh products are backed by a worldwide service network of more than 400 authorized agents who provide fast, reliable, low-cost installation and service. Replacement parts are available through your local dealer, service agent or directly from Marsh Products. The Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication Base Station carries a one-year factory warranty on parts when the system installation has been performed or inspected by an authorized Marsh service agent. Also available: Complete system, with base station, remote speaker, 100 feet of cable and power supply. Free ground shipping within the U.S.! Price: $400    Buy Now Note: When you click the &quot;Buy Now&quot; button, you'll be taken to the shopping cart run by our sister company, TimePilot Corporation. Marsh Products warranty For one year after you purchase a Marsh Products Alpha Series Single-Channel Voice Communication Base Station, we will repair or replace (at our discretion) any malfunctioning hardware. The purchaser pays only the shipping to return the malfunctioning part to us. The warranty is void if the product is returned in a damaged state for any reason, including damage that occurs because of a failure to follow installation instructions. Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510 Phone: 630-879-8008; fax: 630-879-8072. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright � 2019 Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: drive through intercom,drive thru intercom,QSR,quick serve restaurant,quick-serve restaurant,message greeter,message repeater,Marsh Products,Marsh,Teleplex Systems,Teleplex,Spectrum Companies,Spectrum,vehicle detection,drive-thru intercom,drive-through intercom,audio communication,drive-thru restaurant equipment");sQ1[26]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/Inductive%20Loop%20Write%20up.pdf","Inductive Loop Write up-2018-1.psd","","");sQ1[27]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/917-1s3.pdf","Q:\\PRODUCTS\\VEHICLE\\MANUALS\\917-1S3.PDF","","917-1S Loop Vehicle Detector Installation Instructions OVERVIEW The 917-1S Loop Vehicle Detector easily interfaces to the Panasonic Ultraplex Wireless System. The following installation instructions refer only to connection to the Panasonic Ultraplex Center Module. The 917-1S mounts to the wall near the center module with the hardware provided. Colored indicators on the vehicle detector cover indicate power, car presence, and loop failure. The 9
1017-1S is preprogrammed for the output signal type to the center module. INSTALLATION The unit is powered by the low voltage UL approved wall type transformer that plugs into top of the black enclosure.. The cable from loop coil should be soldered to the Orange and Red Wires of the 9171S. The signal that triggers the presence indicator on the center module connects from Ultraplex V/DET input C connector to the Brown wire of 917-1S and the Ultraplex V/DET IN connector to the 917-1S yellow wire. Loop Input Cable 1. Remove a sufficient amount of the cable jacket from the 18AWG 1-Pr shield loop input cable to permit a comfortable working length. Remove the shield and drain wires from this end of the cable. Strip the insulation back 1/8&quot; on both conductors. 1. Output Signal Connections Connect the Yellow wire from the 917-1S detector (Normally Open) to the IN position on the V/DET Terminal block of the Center Module. Connect the Brown wire from from the 917-1S (Common) to the COM position on the V/DET Terminal block of the Center Module. 2. 2. 3. 4. Power Connection Solder one conductor of the loop input cable to the Orange wire of the 917-1S detector. Solder the other conductor of the loop input cable to the Red wire of the 917-1S detector. Wrap each soldered connection in electrical tape or heat shrink tubing. Simply plug the 14VDC power adaptor into the power jack on the outside of the case. 5. 6. 917-1S Installation (Doc: 917-1S) www.MarshProducts.com February 18, 2000 917-1S Loop Vehicle Detector Installation Instructions (Continued....) ALTERNATIVE CONNECTIONS 9-14VDC or 10-14VAC Alternative Power Connections 1. Any 9-14VDC or 10-14VAC power source can be used to supply power to the unit. Route the two conductors of the power source into the black enclosure of the 917-1S detector. Connect the positive lead of the DC supply to screw terminal position labeled +9-14VDC and the common lead to the Common screw terminal position. If an AC source is used connect either lead to the screw terminal position labeled +9-14VDC or 10-14VAC and the other lead to the common screw terminal position. Alternative Signal Output The Black and White wires of the 917-1S provides an additional relay output. This can be used to trigger an alternative event such as a car timer. The Black wire provides a secondary common from the relay. The White wire provides a secondary Normally Open output from the relay. MOUNTING The 917-1S provides velcro and hardware solutions for mounting There are also two mounting screws provided for fastening the detector to the wall. The screw mounting can be used To mount the vehicle detector using the two strips of hook and loop instead of the velcro. . velcro adhered the two hook strips to the back of the black enclosure.. Press the loop strips to the hook strips. Remove the adhesive backing and press against the wall. The vehicle detector can then be easily removed from the wall with a slight tug. OPERATION AND TEST 1. The Green LED will light when power is added to the system and will remain lit as along as power is applied to the Loop Detector. 2. If the Red Loop Failure LED is lit, an open or short condition exists. Arrival of a vehicle. a. The Yellow LED will light whenever a vehicle is over the loop and will remain lit as long as a vehicle is present. b. The location of a shunt in position one will cause 2/10ths of a second pulse on arrival instead of a constant presence signal. Departure of a vehicle a. When the vehicle moves away from the loop, the Yellow LED will turn off. c. The location of a shunt in position two will cause 2/10ths of a second pulse on departure instead of a constant presence signal. Output Signal Type Constant presence signal Pulse on arrival Pulse on departure Pulse on arrival and departure Arrival Delay No Delay 1 Sec 2 Sec 4 Sec Departure Delay No Delay 1 Sec 2 Sec 4 Sec Sensitivity Most Sensitive . . Least Sensitive (Pos 1& 2) None 1 Only 2 Only 1&2 (Pos 3 & 4) None 3 Only 4 Only 3&4 (Pos 5 & 6) None 5 Only 6 Only 5&6 (Pos 7 & 8) None 7 Only 8 Only 7&8 3. 4. . 917-1S Installation (Doc: 917-1S) www.MarshProducts.com February 18, 2000");sQ1[28]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/0866i.pdf","Q:\\PRODUCTS\\VEHICLE\\MANUALS\\0866I.PDF","","866/867 SAW-CUT LOOP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS The saw-cut vehicle detector loop kit consists of 16awg machine tool wire that is laid in a continuous five turn loop in rectangular slots in the pavement and epo
10xy sealant to protect the wire from weather and pressure. The saw-cut rectangle is located in the pavement perpendicular to the curb. Lead wires rising from conduit below ground are then connected to the loop detector via a loop extension cable. PRECAUTIONS 1. 2. 3. The loop should not be closer than five feet (5') from any magnetic interference above ground such as a storage tank, a dumpster, or other large metal object. No part of the loop should be within two feet (2') of reinforcement rods in the surrounding pavement. It should not be situated directly over any large metal object in the ground within five feet (5') of the surface. PREPARING THE SITE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Make sure the pavement is thicker than one and one-half inches (1-1/2&quot;) so the slot will not cut through. Dig a trench at least 2&quot; deeper than the pavement's surface running between the curb and the location where the lead wires will rise from the ground Cut a slot through the curb to install a 1/2&quot; to 1&quot; PVC conduit in the trench (conduit not supplied). Make the cut deep enough to put the centerline of the conduit 1-1/4&quot; to 1-1/2&quot; lower than the surface of the pavement. Snap a chalk outline of the loop on the pavement. Place Line #1 on the centerline of the conduit slot in the curb. CUTTING THE PAVEMENT SLOTS 1. 2. 3. Cut the slots on all sides and corners to an even depth of 1-1/4&quot; to 1- 1/2&quot; using a concrete saw with a 3/16&quot; blade. Clear debris from the slots with compressed air. Allow both the surface and the slots to dry completely. FORMING THE LOOP 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Measure off ten feet (10') of loop wire plus the distance between the curb and the location where the loop lead wires exit the ground. This is the length of the two loop lead wires. From that point on the wire, start forming the loop at the curb and insert the wire into the Line #1 slot. With a wooden stick (not a metal object), press the wire firmly into place as it is inserted, so there is no space between each layer. Continue inserting wire clockwise into loop slots until there are five (5) continuous turns and a return to the curb. Avoid damaging the insulation by excessive stress or abrasion. Anchor the ends of the loop in the curb slot to prevent them from being twisted, during installation. Cut the second lead wire to the same length as the first. PREPARE THE LOOP LEAD WIRES 1. With a variable speed electric hand drill, twist the two lead wires together at least twenty (20) turns per foot. Pass the twisted pair of lead wires through the conduit. Test the loop wire for continuity and leakage resistance to earth ground. If leakage resistance is not 10 Megohms or higher, replace the entire loop. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR FAULTY VEHICLE DETECTOR LOOP WIRE. Curb 2. 3. Saw Cut Exit At Curb Twist Wires Together (Min. 20 Twists Per Foot) Splice Area Lead In Slot FIGURE 3 4. SEALING THE LOOP There are two types of Wire Loop Sealant; A two part sealant that comes in a 1 gallon can which requires mixing, and a single part sealant that comes in a tube and requires a cartridge gun for dispensing. Follow the directions on the container for which ever product you received. NOTE: If using the two part sealant, combining the two parts of the loop sealant starts a chemical reaction that will eat through a plastic container. Mix the sealant in a metal container. Also when the reaction occurs the sealant becomes very hot. Use caution to avoid burns. See LOOP EXTENSION CABLE INSTALLATION for instructions on splicing the loop wires to the loop extension cable. 866 Installation Instructions (Doc: 0866i) www.MarshProducts.com February 18, 2000");sQ1[29]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/0865i.pdf","Q:\\PRODUCTS\\VEHICLE\\MANUALS\\0865I.PDF","","865 LOOP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (CONTINUED...) FIGURE 2 EMBEDDING THE LOOP IN CONCRETE 1. Set the loop in place using four notched stakes in the gravel base to suspend it while concrete is being poured. 2. Pour concrete below and above the loop to the finished grade. FIGURE 3 EMBEDDING THE LOOP IN ASPHALT 1. Press the loop onto the sand base so that sand supports all parts of the loop. 2. Lay a maximum of two inches (2&quot;) of asphalt above the loop. 3. Carefully roll the surface with a small roller or tamp. Do not use a street roller; the weight may damage the PVC conduit. 4. Patch the slot in the curb with paving material. 5. Back-fill over the trench for the cable lead conduit. 6. The loop is ready for connection to the extension cable. See LOOP EXTENSION CABLE INSTALLATION for instruction. 865 Preformed Loop Installation Instru
10ctions www.MarshProducts.com February 17, 2000");sQ1[30]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/0911i.pdf","Q:\\PRODUCTS\\AUDIO\\MANUALS\\0911I.PDF","","9-1-1 EMERGENCY DRIVE-THRU SYSTEM INSTALLATION & OPERATION INDOOR STATION 1. The #0912 Indoor Station is mounted on a movable stand that may be easily positioned for operating convenience. Plug one end of the audio cable into the audio jack on the bottom of the indoor speaker housing. Plug the #0287 cable into the power jack on the bottom of the housing and the #0250 transformer into a nearby electric outlet. A jack can be provided for an optional #0880 Footswitch. 1. 2. OPERATION As soon as power is applied to the#0 911 EDTS it is in &quot;READY&quot; mode. When a vehicle drives over the air hose: - The indoor speaker will beep - The red LED on the speaker grille will light - The audio from the vehicle will be &quot;ON&quot; To speak to the vehicle: - Press the &quot;TALK&quot; button and talk in a normal voice To hear the customer's order: - Release the &quot;TALK&quot; button To turn &quot;OFF&quot; the audio and return to &quot;READY&quot; mode: - Press the &quot;OFF&quot; switch Note: The &quot;OFF&quot; switch doesn't turn off power. If it is necessary to shut the system off completely, unplug the transformer from the outlet. The indoor speaker volume can be adjusted by turning the knob on the bottom of the indoor speaker. 2. 3. 3. 4. 5. 4. OUTDOOR STATION 1. Pass the audio cable through the drive-thru window and run it along the curb or building to the menu board speaker post. Plug the brown audio cable into the jack on the bottom of the #0913 Outdoor Speaker Housing. Insert the hooks on the rear of the housing into the perforated grill on the menu board or speaker post. Fit the #0390 air hose onto the tube extending from the bottom of the #0913 Outdoor Station and attach #0852 anchor. Lay the hose on the driveway, straight out from the speaker. (To keep the hose from being pulled off speaker, wrap it around the base of the menu board once). 2. 3. 4. 6. 911 EDTS PARTS LIST 1 - 0250 Transformer 1 - 0287 Power Cable 1 - 0681 Mounting Stand 1 - 0852 Hose Anchor 15' - 0390 Air Hose 1 - 0910 Carrying Case 1 - 0913 Outdoor Station 1 - 0914 100' Input/Output Cable 1 - 0912 Indoor Station 5. STORAGE 1. 2. 3. Remove the audio and power cables and place the indoor station on it's side in the carrying case. Coil the power cable and place it in the case. Remove the audio cable and air hose from the outdoor speaker and place the housing in the carrying case. Coil and secure the air hose and set it in the case next to the housings. Wrap the audio cable around the cable winding frame and lay it on top of the other components. 4. 5. 0-9-1-1 Emergency Drive-Thru Sys (Doc: 0911i) www.MarshProducts.com February 16, 2000");sQ1[31]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/alpahful.pdf","Q:\\PRODUCTS\\AUDIO\\MANUALS\\ALPAHFUL.PDF","","Alpha Series Installation Manual Copyright � 2000 Marsh Products, Inc. ALPHA SERIES...Single Channel Communication INTRODUCTION An Alpha Series wired audio system consists of a single Master Station with one remote speaker and an optional monitor. The system provides two-way communication with a single remote location and it may also monitor communication at a second remote station. HALF DUPLEX OPERATION In an Alpha Series system, audio is only possible in one direction at a time, either inbound from a Remote Station or outbound from the Master Station. POWER SUPPLY An Alpha Series system is powered by a 20 volt AC, 20VA UL Class 2 transformer. WIRING Connections to the Master Station are made at screw type terminals mounted directly on the Amp and Logic circuit board and to screw terminals behind the remote speaker grille. PRESENCE DETECTION The Alpha Series permits several types of presence detection devices for either vehicles or pedestrians at the remote location. For example: A Momentary Presence Detection ! Air Hose Pressure Switch ! Press For Service Switch (PFS) ! Loop Vehicle Detector Set for Momentary A Constant Presence Detection ! Buried Inductive Loop Detector ! Ultra Sonic Detector (USD) ANNUNCIATION A customer's arrival at the remote location is announced by a lighted LED at the Master Station and a repetitive beep tone. The beep tone will be turned off when the &quot;TALK&quot; switch is depressed. AUDIO ON AND OFF The inbound audio can be programmed to be turned on automatically when a service request is made or manually when the &quot;TALK&quot; switch is pressed. The system can be returned to Standby automatically when the vehicle moves away from the vehicle detector or manually when the &quot;OFF&quot; switch is pressed. REMOTE STATION OPTIONS Remote wired stations are available in a variety of durable assemblies for indoor or outdoor use. Some of these stations are ruggedized and weatherized to operate under the most adverse conditions. REMOTE STATION MOUNTING OPTIONS ! Recessed in a wall, ceiling or panel ! On the surface of a wall, ceiling or panel ! Over a recessed junction box or access hole ! Behind a speaker cutout hole or grille enclosure ! On a wall or column outdoors ! On a counter post or under a pass-through valance MASTER STATION MOUNTINGS OPTIONS ! Surface Mount ! Counter post, ceiling or valance suspension ! Table or Counter Top ALPHA Series Options MONITOR SPEAKER STATION - AR06 & AR07 A remote monitor speaker may be added to the system that will monitor both inbou
10nd and outbound audio. FOOTSWITCH - AA01 The footswitch provides a hands free means to actuate the &quot;TALK&quot; switch. HEADSET - AA04 A connection is possible to allow a headset to be worn near the master station to gain mobility as well as enhance voice comprehension and reduce ambient noise levels. HANDSET - AA05 A connection is possible to allow a handset to be used instead of or in addition to the master station to increase voice comprehension and to reduce ambient noise levels. WIRELESS INTERCOM INTERFACE - AA02 An interface switch and junction assembly will allow an Alpha Series Master Station to use the remote speaker and presence alert of another intercom and thus becoming a wired back-up intercom at the flip of a switch. 1 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 OPERATING PROCEDURES STANDBY When power is applied to the master station, the Alpha Series system goes into a Standby or Ready condition. Whenever the audio is automatically or manually switched off, the system returns to the Standby mode. REMOTE STATION AUDIO Audio operation at all remote locations is hands free. The presence detection electronics and the master station touch panel controls the path and direction of all communications. MASTER STATION AUDIO CONTROL When the &quot;TALK&quot; switch is depressed, the operator can talk and the remote station listens. When the switch is released, the remote station can talk and the master station operator can listen. PRESENCE ALERT PROGRAMMING Jumper plugs on the Amp and Logic Board can be configured to determine how the system operates; 1. Inbound audio may be programmed to turn on automatically with a presence request or turned on manually only. 2. Audio may be programmed to turn off automatically or manually by the &quot;OFF&quot; switch. MOMENTARY DETECTION (Manual Inbound Audio and Repetitive Beep) 1. A vehicle depressing an air hose or a pedestrian activating a &quot;PRESS FOR SERVICE&quot; switch at the remote location generates a momentary signal. 2. The audio remains off and the audible tone beeps continually at the master station. 3. Pressing the &quot;TALK&quot; switch on the Master Station touch panel opens the audio channel and terminates the beep tone. 4. After the Communication is terminated, the master station operator must press the &quot;OFF&quot; switch to Terminate audio operation and switch off the LED. CONSTANT PRESENCE ALERT (Automatic Inbound Audio and Repetitive Beep) 1. When an Ultra-Sonic, Inductive Loop or other type of constant presence detection is used, a detection signal is generated by a vehicle arrival after a short delay. 2. A repetitive beep tone sounds at the master station and the inbound audio is turned on automatically. 3. Pressing the &quot;TALK&quot; switch on the Master Station touch panel activates outbound audio. 4. Releasing the &quot;TALK&quot; switch changes the audio from outbound to inbound. 5. The Audio and the LED are turned off automatically when the presence signal is terminated by the vehicle departure. MANUAL OPERATION 1. Pressing the &quot;TALK&quot; switch on the Master Station activates outbound audio regardless of presence detection status. 2. Releasing the &quot;TALK&quot; switch changes the audio from outbound to inbound. 3. The Audio and the LED are turned off by pressing the &quot;OFF&quot; switch on the Master Station. 2 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 ALPHA MASTER STATION MOUNTINGS WALL SURFACE-MOUNTINGS Cable should be installed and housing assembled before mounting the station. 1. Using the Alpha Master Housing as a templete mark and drill four holes in the mounting surfac. 2. If using wall mounting toggles it is usually necessary to provide for 2&quot; of clearance behind mounting the surface. 3. Use the necessary screws and mounting hardware for the mounting surface and conditions under which the Alpha Master will be mounted. Figure 1 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 3 CEILING/COUNTER POST MOUNTING The 12&quot; #686, 24&quot; #687, or the 36&quot; #688 Mounting posts can be mounted either suspended down from a ceiling or valance or projecting up from a counter. 1. Mark the drill points in the mounting surface using the #941 MOUNTING FLANGE DRILL TEMPLATE. 2. At the marked points, drill a 1.25&quot; diam. hole and four 5/32&quot; diam. screw holes. 3. Feed the end of the Mounting Post and its cable through the 1.25&quot; mounting hole. 4. Press the #941 Mounting Flange through the surface. 5. Align the four mounting holes in the# 941 Mounting Flange with the screw holes in the mounting surface (Fig. 2A). 6. Fasten the #941 Mounting Flange in place with the four #10 x 1&quot; type AB screws. 7. Adjust the Post to its maximum desired height. 8. To prevent the Post from being pulled out of the #941 Mounting Flange, tighten the shaft collar around the Post at the point next to the mounting surface. 9. Mount the master station to the #671 Mounting Plate with the four #6-32 x 1/4&quot; pan head screws (Fig. 2B). 10. The cabling travels through the Post and curves into the rear of the master station housing. 11. Make certain there is enough slack in the cable to allow movement of the post and that the post will not damage the cable in its farthest extension. Mounting Flange Mounting Post Master Station Back Plate Figure 2B 4 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 MASTER STATION ASSEMBLY AUDIO CABLE INSTALLATION AND TERMINATION COMPONENT PARTS LIST 1 - #672 Grille & Control Assembly 1 - #902 Switch Panel 1 
10- #603 Amp & Logic PCB 1 - #670 Housing 1 - #259 20V Plug-In Dual Winding Xformer 1 - #691 10' Power Cable W/Fork Terminals Marsh Products uses high performance audio cables. Therefore, if replacement of any cable is necessary, use only Marsh #320 (22awg 2-conductor), #340 (22awg 1pair shielded), #360 (22awg 3-conductor shielded), or a direct equivalent. CONDUIT 1. 3/4&quot; or 1&quot; rigid metal conduit is recommended for all indoor/outdoor cables. 2. No more than three (3) long-sweep bend elbows are permitted (solid 90 degree elbows are prohibited.) 3. Conduit must be uninterrupted by junction boxes. 4. The installing contractor should leave a 12awg wire or pull tap in the conduit. WIRING CONSIDERATIONS 1. National Electrical Code 725.5 and 800.3 prohibits low voltage cable installation in any conduit, raceway, box or shaft which contains 115 volt wiring or any other Class 1 circuitry. 2. Splices, wire nuts, or similar connections are not permitted. Note: Contact the factory if audio cable lengths over 225 feet are required. CABLE CONNECTIONS 1. Place the end of a wire on top of the appropriate connector position (shield wire on center position) with the tip of the wire against the upper end of the terminal slot. 2. Center the &quot;IDC&quot; tool over the contact area so the wire is directed straight into the terminal. 3. Press the tool directly downward and perpendicular to the face of the connector until the wire is attached firmly onto the terminal contacts inside the &quot;IDC&quot; connector housing. 4. Examine the connection to be certain the wire is properly secured. POWER TRANSFORMER The Alpha Series is powered by the #259 Plug-In transformer which plugs into any standard 110 -120 VAC, 60 Hz outlet. The #259 is a UL CLASS 2 type dual-winding transformer with thermal reset protection built in. However, any 16 volt AC, 20VA transformer may be used. MOUNTING THE MASTER STATION HOUSING In most cases, the Master Station should be mounted before the cables are installed. If it is not already mounted, refer to the mountings section before attaching cables. INSTALLING CABLES Note: Alpha Series cables may be pulled from either direction. Screw-down terminals are used so that almost all cables can be installed from either end. 1. Pull all cables either through the rear or bottom opening of the housing depending on the mounting being used. 2. Cut the cables to length after making certain that there are sufficient cable lengths to allow movement or access to equipment. 3. Remove approximately 1-1/4&quot; of the cable jacket from each cable end. INSTALLING THE POWER CABLE 1. Locate the #691 Power Cable and strip the insulation back 3/16&quot; from both wires. 2. Insert the red wire into the far right position of the power connector and tighten the screw. 3. Insert the black wire into the center connector position and tighten the screw. INSTALLING THE AUDIO CABLE 1. Locate the Audio Cable and strip the insulation back 3/16&quot; from both wires. 2. Twist the audio common wire (black) and the shield wire together. (Solder them together for best results.) 3. Insert them both into the far left position of the audio connector and tighten the screw. 4. Insert the speaker signal wire (red) into the center connector position and tighten the screw. INSTALLING A MONITOR SPEAKER CABLE (OPTIONAL) 1. Locate the Monitor Speaker Cable and strip the insulation back 3/16&quot; from both wires. 2. If shielded cable is being used, either cut the shield wire off completely or twist the audio common wire (black) and the shield wire together. (Solder them together for best results.) 3. Insert the audio common into the ground position (far left) of the power connector and tighten the screw. ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 5 4. Insert the signal wire (red) into the monitor speaker (far right) audio connector position and tighten the screw. INSTALLING FOOTSWITCH CABLE (OPTIONAL) Before proceeding, see &quot;Footswitch Package&quot; section and &quot;Prep the Footswitch Jack Kit and Cable&quot;. 1. Locate the #885 Footswitch Jack Cable and strip the insulation back 3/16&quot; from both wires. 2. Insert the red wire into either position of the Foot Switch connector and tighten the screw. 3. Insert the black wire into the other connector position and tighten the screw. INSTALLING PRESENCE DETECTION CABLE There are two presence detection types; Momentary and Constant Presence. Momentary detection is either an &quot;Air Hose&quot; switch, a &quot;Press For Service&quot; switch, or a Marsh Products Loop Vehicle Detector set for momentary output. The constant presence type is either a &quot;Loop Vehicle Detector&quot;, an &quot;Ultra-Sonic Detector&quot; or any other device which delivers a switch closure as long as the vehicle or pedestrian is present. MOMENTARY TYPE (Air Hose, &quot;PFS switch or LVD) 1. Locate the Presence Alert Cable and remove the shield wire. 2. Strip the insulation back 3/16&quot; from both remaining wires. 3. Insert the power common wire (red) into the far right position of the presence alert connector and tighten the screw. 4. Insert the vehicle detector signal wire (black) into the far left connector position and tighten the screw. CONSTANT PRESENCE TYPE (Loop Detector or &quot;USD) 1. Locate the Presence Alert Cable and strip the insulation back 3/16&quot; from both wires. 2. Insert the common wire (shield) into the &quot;power common&quot; (far right) position of the presence alert connector and tighten the screw. 3. Insert the power wire (red) into the &quot;+15VDC out&quot; (center) position of the presence alert connector and tighten the screw. PROGRAMMING PRESENCE ALERT By positioning the two shunts on the six-pin header (HD4), the audio can be &quot;programmed&quot; to turn on and off automatically upon arrival and departure of a vehicle. 1. Audio &quot;OFF&quot; - Automatic Manual 2. Audio &quot;ON&quot; - Automatic Manual pins 1 & 2 pins 2 & 3 pins 4 & 5 pins 5 & 6 PROGRAMMING EXTERNAL MICROPHONE Two additional programming headers (HD1 and HD3) are used when an external mic is required. Consult the factory for additional instructions. ASSEMBLING THE MASTER STATION 1. Place the volume control shaft into the slot in the bottom of the housing. 2. Rock the grille assembly back until it rests against the mounting ledge inside the housing. 3. Test the beep tone and frequency and make any necessary adjustments prior to securing the grille to the housing. 4. Replace the four (4) black phillips head screws into the corners of the grille assembly. 5. Plug in the Transformer and the Master Station is ready for operation. DISASSEMBLING THE MASTER STATION 1. Unplug the power transformer from the outlet. 2. Remove the four (4) phillips head screws from the corners of the grille assembly and set them aside. 3. Place thumb behind the volume control shaft on the bottom of the housing and fingers on top of the grille. 4. Pull the grille assembly straight forward and rock the top of the grille forward and downward when the circuit board components move clear of the housing. REMOTE SPEAKER CONNECTIONS AR01 - FLANGE & AR02 - FLUSH Without PFS 1. O
10nce cable has been pulled through conduit make sure there is enough left to reach menu board or post with slack to make speaker connections. 2. Strip back cable jacket approximately 1 1/2&quot; and separate conductors. Strip conductors back 1/4&quot; and tin (if BLK and Shield wire were tied together indisde do same outside). 3. Connect red wire to the spkr/mic signal input of terminal block. Connect the black wire to the spkr/mic common positin of terminal block. If shield and black wires are not connected together cut off shield at end of cable insulation . Do not connect to post or menu board (see figure 4 below). With PFS 1. Follow above instructions for connecting speaker signal wires. 2. Run small jumper wire between spkr/mic common and power logic common positions of terminal block (see figure 4). 3. Connect shield to service request signal position of terminal block (when using a PFS switch the shield and black wires cannot be connected together inside). Inside connection of shield will be to Service Request/Vehicle Detection position of three position terminal block on inside unit (see figure 4). 6 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 Figure 3 Figure 4 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 7 SYSTEM TEST POWER AND INBOUND AUDIO 1. Press the &quot;TALK&quot; switch. The LED should light indicating there is power. 2. The LED will remain lit after the switch is released and there will be inbound audio coming from the remote speaker location. 3. When the &quot;OFF&quot; switch is pressed, the LED and the inbound audio should turn off. OUTBOUND AUDIO 4. Check the audio with someone speaking in a normal voice three to four feet from the remote speaker. The operator should hear the voice loud and clear. The volume control on the bottom of the Master Station is the adjustment for inbound audio. 5. The volume control for outbound audio is located on the inside of the remote speaker housing. Test the outbound volume by speaking into the Master Station at arms length and from the footswitch position. 6. Perform the same test for every remote speaker location. PRESENCE DETECTION 7. The LED (light) should turn on when a customer is present at the remote speaker location. 8. There should be an audible beep tone at the Master Station. The volume level and frequency of the tone can be increased or decreased by adjusting a small white volume control mounted on the circuit board inside the Master Station. 9. The remote stations speaker should be heard (&quot;inbound&quot; audio) after the &quot;beep&quot; tone. 10. If the system has a loop detector or USD, &quot;Inbound&quot; Audio and the LED should both turn off when the vehicle leaves. If the system has a momentary presence alert, such as hose or service switch, they should both remain on. This feature is programmable from inside the Master Station. 8 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE This guide should help you keep your Alpha Series intercom system working. Replace defective parts as soon as possible. If you are unable to correct a problem call your service agent or Marsh Products, Inc. Note: If it has been determined that the System has been damaged by lightning, it is recommended that all cables and circuitry be replaced. Contact Marsh Products for a suggested parts replacement list. There is a possibility that the insurance company will reimburse the owner for replacement parts and labor. MASTER STATION DOES NOT WORK; LED DOESN'T LIGHT 1. No power to the Master Station. a. Check the power cable and its' connections. b. Check the circuit breaker and the 110V AC outlet. c. Be sure the transformer is plugged in. Carefully check it for warmth. If it is cold, replace the transformer. If it is excessively HOT, call the Marsh Customer Service Department. 2. The Master Station has failed. a. Replace the #603 board. b. Replace the Master Station. LED COMES ON BUT NO AUDIO 1. I/O cable is open or shorted. a. Replace the Audio Cable. b. The conduit from the remote location may have pinched or cut the cable. The conduit must be replaced. 2. Poor connections at the remote speaker. a. Make certain the I/O cable is properly connected to the speaker housing. b. Check the speaker within the housing to be sure it is functional and properly wired. 3. Check the connections at the Master Station. Is the I/O cable making good contact at the connector? 4. Master Station LED is constantly lit. a. Footswitch is shorted. See footswitch problems. b. Switch keyboard shorted. Replace Switch keyboard. &quot;OUTBOUND&quot; BUT NO &quot;INBOUND&quot; AUDIO 1. Switch Panel Defective - Replace Switch Panel 2. Master Station Defective - Replace Master Station &quot;INBOUND&quot; BUT NO &quot;OUTBOUND&quot; AUDIO 1. Remote Station volume control turned off or defective Repair or replace Remote Speaker Assembly. 2. Switch Panel defective on Master Station - Replace Switch Panel 3. Remote Station Defective - Replace Remote Station 4. Master Station Defective - Replace Master Station. HUM ON &quot;INBOUND&quot; AUDIO 1. Audio cable is not shielded properly. a. Be sure the I/O cable shield is making good contact in the connector. b. Check to make sure the I/O cable shield is insulated. MASTER STATION WITH FOOTSWITCH HAS &quot;INBOUND&quot; OR &quot;OUTBOUND&quot; AUDIO ONLY, BUT NOT BOTH 1. #880 footswitch failure - Unplug the footswitch from the jack. If the master station works, replace the footswitch. 2. #885 Footswitch Jack failure a. Check the continuity of the jack and it's wiring for opens and shorts. b. Disconnect the footswitch jack wires. If the Master Station works, repair or replace the jack. VEHICLE DETECTOR TURNS ON WITH NO VEHICLE PRESENT 1. Faulty or poor connection from loop to loop extension cable. 2. #650 Loop Vehicle Detector PCB failure - Replace the #650 PCB 3. Defective Detector Loop 4. Defective Loop Extension Cable VEHICLE DETECTOR WILL NOT TURN ON WITH VEHICLE PRESENT 1. #650 Loop Vehicle Detector PCB failure a. Check the connections at the #650 PCB b. Replace the #650 PCB 2. Defective Detector Loop - Replace the loop with either a sawcut or a preformed loop. 3. Defective Loop extension Cable a. Check the solder connections at the loop and reconnect if necessary. b. Replace the Loop Extension Cable. ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 9 WHAT TO CHECK BEFORE CALLING FOR REPAIR ASSISTANCE YES NO Does the LED (light) turn on when a customer is present at the remote speaker location? Is there an audible beep tone at the Master Station? Can the remote station speaker be heard (Is there &quot;inbound&quot; audio?) after the &quot;beep&quot; tone? Is there &quot;Inbound Audio&quot; even if no &quot;beep&quot; tone occurs? YES NO Can the Master Station speaker be heard (Is there &quot;Outbound Audio?) when the talk switch is depressed? Can the Master Station speaker be heard (Is there &quot;Outbound Audio?) when the footswitch is depressed? Does the LED (light) and &quot;Inbound&quot; Audio turn off when the vehicle leaves? 10 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 REAR MOUNTED SPEAKER HOUSING ASSEMBLY The
10se instructions assume access to an already installed mounting bracket or panel in the enclosure to complete the installation. If not, adapt the instructions to fit the situation. 1. (Fig. 3) Position a washer and nut at the center of the 1/8&quot; x 27 NPT threaded tube. 2. From the back of the mounting bracket or plate, insert the tubing into the mounting hole. 3. Place the #443 rear-mounted speaker housing on the tube. 4. Fasten the housing with the remaining washer and nut. 5. Feed the 341 cable thru the tubing into the speaker housing. 6. Attach the cable (see AUDIO CABLE INSTALLATION AND TERMINATION). 7. Place the #938 Grille Assembly at the opening of the #443 Housing with the speaker terminals to the left. 8. Place the #938 grille assembly into the #443 housing with the volume control in the upper left corner. 9. Take care that no loose wiring gets between the speaker basket and the speaker cone. 10. Fasten the #938 grille assembly with the four corner screws. Figure 5 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 11 FLUSH MOUNT SPEAKER These speaker types are designed to be mounted behind a cut-out in a panel or other enclosure. Note: These speakers require 5&quot; of clearance behind the mounting surface for proper installation. 1. Using the flush mounting speaker drill template placed on the mounting surface, mark the location of the four corner mounting holes first. Next mark the location of the four cut-out corner holes. 2. Drill the four corner mounting holes using a 3/16&quot; diameter drill. 3. Drill the four cut-out corner holes using a 1/4&quot;diam. drill. 4. Using a ruler, mark the cut-out area per the template. 5. Use a saber saw with proper blade to remove material from the cut-out area. 6. De-burr the edges of the cut-out area. 7. Place the 933 flush mounted housing on a flat surface with the hole plug down and the opening towards you (fig. 3). 8. Place the speaker assembly face down at the front of the housing with the speaker lead terminals to the left. 9. Route the cable(s) through the back of the housing to the speaker assembly terminal block. 10. Refer to the wiring instructions and make the proper connections to the terminal block. 11. Expose the front grille of the speaker assembly and remove the four corner screws. NOTE: Do not lose the four plastic spacers between the grille and the speaker unit. 12. Insert the four screws into the corner holes of the mounting surface from the front. 13. Place the grille onto the four screws, and then place the four plastic spacers over the screws. 14. Place the speaker assembly onto the four screws with the speaker lead terminals to the left. 15. Take up any cable slack as you align the housing to the four screws. 16. Begin to tighten the screws into the housing alternating screws every five to six turns until the housing is tight and the speaker assembly is seated in the housing. Terminal Block Speaker Housing Voice Control Figure 6 12 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 FLANGE MOUNTED REMOTE SPEAKER INSTALLATION These speaker assemblies are designed to be installed into any material in which an opening can be cut (sheet rock, plaster, ceiling tile, drop ceiling, etc.) Note: These speaker assemblies require a 4.25&quot; clearance behind the mounting surface for the speaker housing. 1. Using the flange mounted speaker drill template, locate the mounting position and mark the four corner mounting holes first, followed by the four corners of the cut-out area. 2. Mark the boundaries of the cut-out area and remove all materials from this area. 3. Drill the four corner mounting holes using a 5/16&quot; diam. drill. Note: If you are mounting the speaker in a solid surface, drill these holes at least 2&quot; deep to permit insertion of the togglers. Remove any debris in these holes. 2. If you are installing in a drop ceiling, drill these holes 9/64&quot; diam. 4. Prepare the control cable(s) before proceeding. Refer to audio cable installation and termination. 5. Feed the control cables through the back of the 933 housing. 6. With the 969 speaker grille face down, make the proper connections to the terminal block and headers. 7. While pulling any slack back through the housing, insert the speaker grille assembly into the speaker housing and attach the grille assembly and housing using the four screws. 8. Hold the assembly in place inside the ceiling panel. 9. Insert a #6 x 1-1/4&quot; type AB screw through the flange and through a mounting screw hole. 10. On the back of the ceiling panel, attach a toggler to the screw and tighten until the flange is t
10ight against the front of the panel. 11. Repeat for each mounting screw. FOR ALL OTHER MATERIALS: 12. Flatten the wings of the supplied togglers and insert them into the four mounting holes. 13. Holding the assembly in the cut-out, attach the flange to the surface using the four #6 x 1-1/4&quot; type AB screws supplied. Note: Make sure to tighten each screw enough to spread the wings of the togglers. ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 13 Mounting In A Wall or Solid Ceiling The mounting surface may be wall board, plaster, concrete block, brick, etc., however, the method explained is best suited to wallboard or plaster. Other surfaces may require the use of different mounting anchors oreliminating them entirely. Note: For a drop ceiling, skip to step 14b. 14a. Drill four 5/16&quot; diam. toggler holes as marked. 15a. Flatten the wings of the plastic togglers and insert them into each of the four holes. 16a. Draw the cable through the opening. 17a. Plug the cable connector into the header at the back of the 933 Housing. Be sure that all terminals are plugged into matching pins. 18a. Holding the 933 Housing inside the opening, fasten the station to the surface by inserting four #6 x 1- 1/4&quot; screws into the togglers through the corner holes in the #969 Mounting Flange. Drop Ceiling Installation 14b. Drill four 9/64&quot; diam. screw holes. 15b. Hold the station in place inside the opening hole with the #969 Mounting Flange against the ceiling tile. 16b. Insert a #6-32 x 1-1/4&quot; Type AB sloted pan head screw through each of the four holes in the #969 Mounting Flange and the holes in the ceiling tile. 17b. Fasten a wall anchor toggler to each screw protruding through the back of the ceiling tile and tighten until the #969 Mounting Flange is flush against the tile. 18b. Remove an adjacent ceiling tile and plug the control cable connector into the back of the station housing. 14 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 RUGGEDIZED REMOTE SPEAKER MOUNTING ON A WALL OR COLUMN The 442 Ruggedized Housing is supplied with mounting hardware for mounting through the center hole in the back of the chassis to a wall or column with rear access. 1. Select a position with sufficient clearance behind the mounting surface to allow 1/2&quot; to 1- 1/2&quot; of threaded tubing. Note: If the speaker is to be mounted where rear access is not available, fasteners and anchors must be supplied by the contractor. Four 3/16&quot; diam. holes at the back of the chassis may serve as alternative mounting holes and the 2&quot; x 1/8&quot; NPT threaded tube may or may not be needed. 2. Using the back of the chassis as a template, drill a 7/16&quot; hole in the mounting surface. 3. Holding the chassis level horizontally, line up the center hole with the hole in the mounting surface, and press it in place. 4. Place a 1&quot; flat washer and 5/8&quot; diam. nut approxiamtely 1/2&quot; onto the 1/8&quot; NPT threaded tubing and insert it through the chassis and into the hole in mounting surface. 5. Reaching inside through the access hole, tighten a 1&quot; flat washer and 5/8&quot; diam. hex nut onto the threaded tubing to secure the chassis in place. 6. Feed the audio cable from inside out through the threaded tubing into the chassis cavity. 7. The 442 Speaker Housing is shipped with two coupler headers, a 4-pin coupler for a &quot;PFS&quot; speaker and a 2-pin coupler for an installation with speaker only. (Choose the one that matches the number of positions on the housing connector to be installed and discard the other). 8. 9. 10. 11. Plug the locking end of the coupler header into the station connector. For audio cable operparation, see AUDIO CABLE INSTALLATION & TERMINATION instructions. When the connector is in place on the audio cable, drop the cable lead out over the left side of the chassis. Press the acoustic foam (the large side toward the back) into the chassis cavity until it is 1&quot; to 1-1/2&quot; from the back of the chassis. Position the grille assembly with the volume control toward the top side and fasten it to the chassis by means of the attached assembly screws. Plug the coupler (header) into the cable connector. 12. 13. CAUTION: This connector is non-locking and should be handled carefully. 14. Tuck the connected pair behind the acoustic foam and depress the foam against the rear of the chassis to suspend it up off the bottom. Be sure that connectors, cable and loose wiring do not rest on the bottom of the chassis or between the speaker basket and the speaker cone. 15. Slip the housing over the chassis with the rain shield visor to the front and on the top. 16. Fasten the housing to the chassis with six 6/32 x 3/8&quot; Phillips pan-head screws (two on top and four on the bottom. 17. Secure the &quot;CUSTOMER SERVICE HERE&quot; arrow either above or below the speaker station if wanted. ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 15 INDOOR REMOTE/MONITOR SPEAKER 1. Separate the 936 Speaker Assembly from the 444 Housing. 2. Place the 444 Housing Assembly on a flat surface with the opening toward you and the volume control at the bottom. 3. Set the Speaker/Grille Assembly face down with the speaker terminals toward the opening of the housing. 4. Pull the audio cable through the hole in the back of the 444 housing. 5. Strip cable back approximately 1 1/2&quot;. Sseparate conductors. Strip each conductor back 1/4&quot; and tin. 6. Connect red wire to spkr/mic signal position of two position terminal block on 602 pcb. Connect black wire to spkr/mic common position of two position terminal block on 602 pcb (see figure 9). 7. Plug the 2-position header (C) wired to the speaker into the 2-position connector (D) wired to the volume control inside the housing. 8. Pull the speaker cable back through the hole in the back of the housing until about an inch of cable remains inside the housing. 9. Put a strain relief on the cable at the hole and lock the cable into the housing. 10. Place the speaker assembly inside the opening of the housing, with the small rectangular surface on the face of the assembly toward the side of the housing opposite the volume control. Rotate the speaker assembly one quarter turn clockwise before placing it into the housing for best placement of wiring inside the housing. Make sure there are no loose wires between the speaker basket and the speaker cone. 11. Fasten the speaker assembly in place with the four #6 flat head screws. 12. Mount the Speaker Station using one of the Alpha Series Mounting packages. 0602 Indoor Remote Monitor System Figure 9 16 ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 FOOTSWITCH PACKAGE The footswitch Package is made up of an 880 Footswitch, an 885 Footswitch Jack Kit, and a 2-conductor cable. A ten foot cable is standard, however, longer cable may be used to fit the installation. 1. Remove the 1/4&quot; phone jack from its housing. Be sure the paper insulator tubing remains in the housing. 2. Feed the end of the 2-conductor cable through the nonthreaded end of the housing, and push the plastic housing up the cable for working clearance. For connection to master unit refer to figure 3. 3. Stip the cable jacket back approximately 3/4&quot;. 4. Strip the insulation from each wire 1/2&quot;. 5. Screw the red wire to the short terminal and the black wire to the long terminal of the jack. 6. Clamp the winged strain relief of the long terminal around the end of the cable jacket. 7. Screw the housing back on the phone jack threads. 8. Fasten the mounting clip to its mountinglocation with three #6 x 1/2&quot; Phillips self-threading screws. 9. Press the phone jack into the mounting clip. 10. Plug the 1/4&quot; footswitch plug into the pone jack. ALPHA SERIES Technical Manual - February 16, 2000 17 www.MarshProducts.com");sQ1[32]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/0614-2009-06-24.pdf","0614 2009-06-24 for printer","","Message Greeter Installation and User Manual Model 614 Message Greeter Installation and User www.MarshProducts.com Manual (2009-06-24) 1 Inside Layout of Message Greeter (version 0614-C) 2 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) Inside Layout of Message Greeter Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 3 Model 614 Message Greeter Installation Connecting to the Audio Base Station The communications cables and the vehicle detection wires are provided, and connected to the message greeter to make it more convenient to connect to the audio base station and vehicle detector. Audio Connections 1. Connect the &quot;In Bound&quot; audio cable marked &quot;To Base Station&quot; by connecting the red signal wire and black ground wire to your Audio Communications System. This audio pair is also marked with a BLUE band in case the label has been removed. Connect the &quot;Out Bound&quot; audio cable marked &quot;To Menu Board&quot; by splicing the red signal wire and the black ground wire to cable coming from the audio speaker in the drive-thru menu board. This audio pair is also marked with a YELLOW band in case the label has been removed. Be sure to solder and heat shrink this connection to insure a reliable quality connection. 2. Vehicle Detection The 614 Message Greeter works with constant presence detection only, such as a loop vehicle detector (Marsh 610, Panasonic 917-1S) . The message greeter can accept either a dry contact, normally open switch closure or a logic level input. Connect the either the dry contact wires from the secondary output (dry contact switch closure) from the vehicle detector to blue and gray wires from the message greeter. Note: The Marsh Products 610 or the Panasonic 917-1S Loop Vehicle Detector provides a matching blue and gray pair of wires that can be used leaving 2 normally open dry contacts from the vehicle detector available for other use. However, the brown/yellow pair or black/white pair may al
10so be used as well. 4 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) Volume Control The volume of the outbound message is controllable from the keypad and is explained in the Message Greeter User Manual. The volume selections from the keypad are values 0 to 7, soft to loud respectively. Outbound Audio Interrupt Adjustment The Message Greeter allows for an outbound message to be interrupted when audio is detected from the audio base station, in other words when the order taker begins to speak. This feature can be enabled or disabled. The Audio Interrupt Adjustment available on the electronics (See Inside Layout of Message Greeter) can be adjusted if the message interruption occurs prematurely or the user has to speak loudly to cause the message to stop. The adjustment is factory set and should only be adjusted if necessary. Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 5 Using the Model 614 Message Greeter Features The Marsh Products 614 Message Greeter is the most powerful and flexible audible message system available. The 614 is ideally suited for any application where audible advertisements are required such as drive-thru communication, banking, pharmacy, etc. The 614 Message Greeter accepts a dry contact closure to trigger any one of nine recorded messages with clear audio output inserting the audio message into an existing audio channel. Any one of the nine messages can be manually or automatically selected to be broadcast when the switch closure is triggered. The 614 allows you to program a different output message to be broadcast at different times of day, at the desired volume, at just the right time. One message can be broadcast during the breakfast hours and a different message broadcast during the lunch and dinner hours, while another message can be broadcast for after hours when the business is closed. Messages also can be programmed to repeat. Overall, nine messages can be programmed into nine different day parts for each day of the week. This flexibility is easily set up and configured using the keypad and LCD display or a personal computer. � 8 programmable 25 second message slots � 1 programmable 40 second message slot � 9 programmable day parts for each day of the week (63 day parts in all) � Programmable volume control for each day part � 0 to 99 second programmable delay for each day part � Message repeating for each day part � 0 to 99 second programmable repeat delay for each day part � RS485 communications port for connection with personal computer � All settings, including messages are stored in non-volatile memory � Battery backed up date/time clock � 2 line by 16 character LCD display � 16 key keypad for easy programming � Built in AGC (Automatic Gain Control) � Built in low pass filtering � Message programming available through external speaker/mic or headset � Message programming available through user supplied audio channel, such as audio from a PC sound card or tape recorder 6 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) Introduction The 614 Message Greeter contains eight message slots. Each message slot can contain a message up to 25 seconds long. A ninth message slot is available for a longer 40-second message. The messages can be programmed to play back through the outbound audio channel when a vehicle is detected. The message that is played is either selected manually or is determined by the Message Greeter based on the time of day. The Message Greeter has two different modes of operation; &quot;Basic Mode&quot; and &quot;Daypart Mode&quot;. Selecting the desired mode of operation or changing any of the system settings such as date and time, defaults, or dayparts is performed in the System Setup. Operating Instructions Basic Mode Basic Mode provides complete manual control over the Message Greeter. Simply press the number of the message you'd like played whenever a vehicle is detected. This message will remain the selected message until another number on the keypad is pressed. Select &quot;0&quot; to disable any message from playing when a vehicle is detected. To record a message press the &quot;Rec&quot; button twice and begin speaking into the microphone. Press any key to stop recording. To play back the message simply press the &quot;Play&quot; button. The recorded message will play back into the headset. Daypart Mode Daypart Mode provides all of the functions that Basic Mode provides, except that pressing &quot;0&quot; will enable the Message Greeter to select the message to be played based on the time of day. This allows the greeter to switch to a different message at a specific time. Different volumes and delays can also be associated with the time of day. Each day of the week can be broken into nine different day parts. The dayparts, along with the associated message, delay and volume for each daypart, can be setup using the keypad of the Message Greeter or optional PC software. Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 7 Note: The Marsh Products Message Greeter has a built-in password mode to protect the system from being changed inadvertently. If the system password is set to any value other than &quot;0000&quot; then the Message Greeter will prompt for the password every time a change to the main screen is attempted. After entering the password, the system will remain in an unlock mode for a limited period of time. The green LED will flash while the system is in this mode. Setting the system password to &quot;0000&quot; will disable this protection and allow the changes to be made with out having to enter a password. (See &quot;PASSWORD Menu&quot; in System Setup). Main Screen The opening or main screen will always display the current day of the week and time of day on the first line. The second line will display the current active message. The current active daypart is displayed on the second line when the system is in Daypart Mode. In the example below, message 1 will be played whenever a vehicle is detected. Mon 12:15pm Msg:1 Mon 12:15pm Msg:1 Daypart:3 Pressing numbers 1 through 9 on the keypad will select the active message. When the Message Greeter is in basic mode, pressing &quot;0&quot; on the keypad will disable the active message. When the Message Greeter is in Daypart mode pressing &quot;0&quot; on the keypad allows the Message Greeter to automatically select the active message based on the time of day. The main screen will display the active message and daypart. The example below indicates that the current daypart is daypart 2 and is setup to boadcast message 3 as the active message. Mon 12:15pm Msg:3 Daypart:2 The dayparts and each dayparts associated messages, volumes, and delays are established in the setup menus. 8 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) Main Screen Summary Key &quot;1&quot; � &quot;9&quot; Description Selects the active message. The message remains active until another message is selected. Basic Mode: Disables any message from being output when a vehicle is detected. Daypart Mode: Allows the Message Greeter to select which message is active based on the time of day. Plays the active message through the headset plugged into the greeter. Begins recording for the selected or active message. Exits the password protected mode for making changes. Enters the system setup mode. A prompt to enter the password is displayed. If the password is set to all zeros then no password is required, and setup mode is entered immediately. Not Applicable. Not Applicable. &quot;0&quot; &quot;Play&quot; &quot;Rec&quot; &quot;Esc&quot; &quot;Enter&quot; Right Arrow Left Arrow Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 9 System Setup Setup mode allows the following items to be programmed: � � � � � � � � � � Edit daypart times Assign messages to each daypart Setup volume levels for each daypart Setup delay times for each daypart Setup repeat delay times for each daypart Set the current date and time Set the password Restore defaults Set delay, repeat and volume defaults Setup message interruption to on or off when audio is detected from the order taker Entering System Setup To enter setup mode press the &quot;Enter&quot; key from the main screen. The password screen will be displayed. If the password is set to &quot;0000&quot; then the setup mode main menu will be immediately displayed without prompting for a password. Pressing &quot;Esc&quot; will return the system to the main screen. When the password has been successfully entered the following menu will be displayed: MODE DAYPART SYSTEM Move the cursor by using the arrow keys to underscore the desired menu item, and press &quot;Enter&quot; to select. The following describes the three different menu items: MODE Selecting MODE allows you to select either Basic Mode or Daypart Mode for the normal operation of the system. Selecting DAYPART allows you to set the operating characteristics of each daypart, such as the start/ stop time, volume, and delays for each individual day part if using Daypart Mode. Selecting SYSTEM allows you to set the system wide characteristics such current date and time, system password, default settings and audio interrupt. Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) DAYPART SYSTEM 10 System Setup Summary The following keys will perform the described functions from any screen within the setup mode where applicable. Key &quot;Enter&quot; Description Selects the menu item underscored by the cursor and displays the next screen Returns to the previous menu. Moves the cursor to the next menu item on the screen. Moves the cursor to the previous menu item on the screen Enters the number selected into the position highlighted. Plays back the current message selected into the headset. This key is only valid in the &quot;DAYPART&quot; menus. Begins recording audio from the headset into the message slot selected. This key is only valid in the &quot;DAYPART&quot; menus. &quot;Esc&quot; Right Arrow Left Arrow &quot;0&quot; � &quot;9&quot; &quot;Play&quot; &quot;Rec&quot; Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 11 Selecting Basic or Daypart Mode From the main setup menu select the MODE menu. The following menu will be displayed: Select Mode BASIC DAYPART Using the arrow keys highlight the desired mode and press &quot;Enter&quot;. Either of the following will be displayed: Daypart Mode Enabled! Basic Mode Enabled! Press any key to return to the main screen. The system will remain in the selected mode until otherwise selected. DAYPART Menu From the DAYPART menu, each day of the week can be divided into sections called dayparts. For each daypart, a message can be assigned, along with a corresponding volume, delay time and repeat delay. This feature allows a different message to be broadcast depending on the time of day. For example, during the breakfast shift a breakfast oriented message can be broadcast, while during the lunch hours a lunch oriented message can be broadcast. This also allows the volume of a message to be lower or higher depending on the time of day. Any given day can be divided into nine different dayparts, however, you don't need to program each day of the week if more than one day will be contain the same daypart settings. For example, setup Monday and copy Monday's settings to each day of the week. (See Copying Dayparts) The DAYPART menu consists of two parts: EDIT and COPY. Select EDIT to set daypart settings and select COPY to copy the daypart settings from one day to another. EDIT COPY 12 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) Setting Up Dayparts The Message Greeter is shipped with predefined daypart settings. These daypart settings can be modified to fit your needs. Select EDIT from the DAYPART menu to display the days of the week. Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Select the desired day of the week by using the arrow keys and pressing &quot;Enter&quot;. The current start and stop time of the first daypart of the day selected will be displayed. Mon Daypart: 1 12:00am 05:00am Only the stop time can be changed. To change the stop time enter the new time using the number keys on the keypad. For &quot;am&quot; press an even numbered key, for &quot;pm&quot; press any odd numbered key. When the desired stop time is entered press &quot;Enter&quot; to continue. The stop time entered will be the new start time for the next dayp
10art. For the example above the start time for daypart 2 on Monday will be 05:00am. After pressing &quot;Enter&quot; the current message of the daypart will be displayed as shown below. Mon Daypart: 1 Message: 2 In the above example Message 2 will be the active message that is played whenever a vehicle is detected during the hours of 12:00am to 5:00am. To change the programmed message, press the number on the keypad that corresponds to the desired message. To play or record the message displayed, plug in the supplied headset and press the &quot;Play&quot; or &quot;Rec&quot; key on the Message Greeter. Press the &quot;Enter&quot; key to continue. .day of the week. Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 13 After pressing &quot;Enter&quot; the delay and repeat delay times programmed for the daypart are displayed as follows. Mon Daypart: 1 Dly: 01 Rep: 00 Simply enter the new desired delay and repeat delay time and press &quot;Enter&quot; to continue. Note: A Delay time of &quot;00&quot; will broadcast the message immediately. A Repeat delay time of &quot;00&quot; will disable the message from being repeated. Typically a delay time of &quot;00&quot; and a repeat delay time of &quot;00&quot; is desired. This will output the message immediately when a vehicle arrives and will not repeat the message until the next event. After pressing &quot;Enter&quot; the volume of the message for the daypart is displayed. Mon Daypart: 1 Volume: 7 The volume ranges from 0 to 7, where a volume of 0 is the softest and 7 is the loudest. Simply enter in the desired volume level using the number keys on the keypad. To test the volume level press &quot;Play&quot; and listen to the volume through the headset. Adjust the volume accordingly. Press &quot;Enter&quot; to continue. After pressing &quot;Enter&quot; the start and stop times of the next daypart will be displayed as below. Mon Daypart: 2 05:00am 10:00am Notice that the start time is the same as the stop time of the previous daypart. Repeat the above process for each daypart of the selected day of the week. Note: When a stop time of &quot;12:00am&quot; (Midnight) is entered this will be considered the last daypart for the selected day of the week. No more dayparts will be displayed. Note: To jump forward to a different daypart for the selected day of the week simply press &quot;Enter&quot; repeatedly until the desired daypart is displayed. 14 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) Copying Dayparts The COPY menu allows the daypart settings of one day to be copied to the dayparts of another day of the week. After selecting &quot;COPY&quot; from the DAYPART Menu the &quot;Copy From:&quot; menu will be displayed as follows: Copy From: M T W T F S S Using the arrow keys select the day of the week whose daypart settings you wish copy from and press &quot;Enter&quot;. After pressing &quot;Enter&quot; the &quot;Copy To&quot; menu will be displayed indicating the day of the week selected. Select the day of the week to which the daypart settings are to be copied. If &quot;M&quot; was selected from the &quot;Copy From&quot; menu the display will show the following: Copy Mon To: M T W T F S S Select the day of the week to which the daypart settings are to be copied and press &quot;Enter&quot;. If &quot;T&quot; was selected, then the display will show the following: Mon Copied To Tue Complete! To continue to copy Monday's settings to other days of the week press the &quot;Esc&quot; key once to return to the previous menu. Select another day to copy and repeat as many times as necessary. Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 15 SYSTEM Menu By selecting SYSTEM from the main setup menu the following menu will be displayed: DATE PASS OUTBOUND DEF The following is a brief summary of the four menu items: DATE PASS OUTBOUND Allows you to set the current date and time. Allows you to change the system password. Allow the Outbound audio interrupt to be turned on or off. Allows the setting of default values such as Volume and Delay. DEF DATE Menu By selecting DATE from the System Menu the system date and time will be displayed in the following format: Tue 07/11/00 08:42pm By using the arrow keys to move the cursor and the number keys to enter values the current date and time can be set. Note: To set the day of the week use &quot;1&quot; for Monday, &quot;2&quot; for Tuesday, &quot;3&quot; for Wednesday, etc. For setting am/pm use any even numbered key to select AM and any odd numbered key to select PM. Use the &quot;Esc&quot; key exit the menu and return to the system menu. 16 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) PASSWORD Menu Select PASS from the System Menu to change the current system password. Change Password **** Enter the new desired password using the number keys. The password must be 4 digits in length. After entering the fourth digit the following will be displayed: Repeat Password **** Enter the desired password again for c
10onfirmation. If the password is successfully repeated the system will return to the previous menu, otherwise an error message will be displayed. OUTBOUND Menu OUTBOUND menu allows the selection of the outbound audio interrupt. If outbound audio interrupt is selected by pressing &quot;0&quot; from the menu below, the Message Greeter will interrupt any outgoing message when the order taker begins to talk into the audio system. By selecting &quot;9&quot; the outgoing message from the Message Greeter will complete before audio from the external audio system will pass through. 0 To Interrupt 9 To Complete DEFAULT Menu By selecting DEF from the System Menu the following menu for setting system defaults is displayed: DELAY RESET VOLUME Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 17 The following is a brief summary of the three menu items: DELAY VOLUME RESET Set delay defaults used in Basic Mode. Set volume defaults used in Basic Mode. Reset all system settings to their defaults, including daypart settings and the system password. DELAY Menu Set the system delay default. The value entered here will be used for the message delay and repeat delay in basic mode. VOLUME Menu Set the system volume default. The value entered here will be used for the message volume in basic mode. RESET Menu Selecting RESET from the Default Menu allows all system defaults to reset, including all daypart settings, Volume, Delay, and system password. The system password is reset to &quot;0000&quot;. 18 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) Menu Chart Summary Mon 12:15pm Msg:1 Password **** If password is set to &quot;0000&quot;. MODE DAYPART SYSTEM Select Mode BASIC DAYPART EDIT COPY DATE PASS OUTBOUND DEF Basic Mode Enabled! Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Copy From: M T W T F S S Mon Daypart:1 12:00am 05:00am Copy Mon To: M T W T F S S Mon Daypart:1 Message: 2 Mon Copied To Tue Complete! Mon Daypart:1 Dly: 01 Rep: 00 Mon Daypart:1 Volume: 7 Tue 07/11/00 08:42pm Change Password **** 0 To Interrupt 9 To Complete DELAY VOLUME RESET Default Delays Dly: 01 Rep: 00 Default Volume Volume: 7 9 To Reset All Def Settings. Message Greeter Installation and User Manual (2009-06-24) 19 Getting Help Please keep in mind you may need to contact the specific manufacturer of your equipment; however, the following numbers can be used for assistance with the 614 Message Greeter. Panasonic Help Desk (866) 472-6767 Marsh Products Technical Support (630) 879-8008 20 Message Greeter Installation and User Manual Marsh Products, Inc. Copyright � 2009 (2009-06-24)");sQ1[33]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/911Emergency.pdf","SPC-flyers","","911 Emergency Drive-Thru System Overview The Marsh Products 911 Emergency Drive-Thru System will keep your drive-thru operation open even when your existing drive-thru system is down. The inexpensive 911 system comes ready for easy hook up and is conveniently packaged for storage. Setup is completed in less than 10 minutes. Optional Footswitch A sealed vinyl footswitch is available as an option for this system. This allows efficient, hands-free operation of the system during particularly busy periods. The footswitch is hermetically sealed and impervious to oil, water and grime. The 911 system is based on the industry standout Alpha Series Single Channel Audio System. The kit includes two main units: an indoor master station with countertop mounting and a weatherproof outdoor remote station with clear audio communication; audio cable and an air hose style vehicle detector. 336 McKee Street � Batavia, Illinois 60510 tel: 630.879.8008 � fax: 630.879.8072 MARSH www.marshproducts.com PRODUCTS, INC. 800.735.5499 911 Emergency Drive-Thru System Characteristics Master Station � Reliable, solid-state electronics � Low-voltage, low energy consumption � Can pick up a whisper at 20 feet � Electronic voice range filtering and automatic voice level control for clear, understandable audio quality � Rugged base mounts on counter � LED display and repetitive beep tone announce arrival at remote location Remote Station � Clear audio communication with a minimum of unwanted external noise � Low maintenance cost � Weatherproof speaker/mic station built to perform well under all climatic conditions � Remote speaker hooks on existing menu board grill Complete Kit � Master station � Remote station � 125' of audio cable � 20 VAC plug-in power supply with 10' cable � 15' air hose with anchor � Rugged carrying case � Weight: 20lbs � Dimensions: 9 1/2&quot; h x 20&quot; w x 10&quot; d 336 McKee Street � Batavia, Illinois 60510 tel: 630.879.8008 � fax: 630.879.8072 MARSH www.marshproducts.com PRODUCTS, INC. 800.735.5499");sQ1[34]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/PreformedSawCutInstallation-2019.pdf","PreformedSawCutInstallation-2019.pdf","","Marsh Preformed Saw-Cut Loop Installation Instru
10ctions 1. Using a straightedge, mark on the asphalt or concrete a rectangle with the dimensions of the loop that you purchased. 2. Mark a 45-degree angle across each corner using the supplied wooden triangle. 3. Using a concrete saw, cut a 1 to 1 �&quot; deep slot where you've marked the surface. 4. At the corner where you want to locate the twisted lead-in wire, cut a wider slot up to 4&quot; long and �&quot; wide to allow for any extra wire from the loop and the twisted lead-in. 5. Clean out any debris from the saw cuts using a vacuum cleaner or compressed air. 6. Beginning at the lead-in corner, insert the loop into the slot and follow the pattern around the 45 degree corners and back to the lead-in corner. 7. Fold any extra wire into the wide Lead-In Channel and lay the lead-in wire into a slot or into conduit to your vehicle detector or loop extension cable. 8. Seal the loop with vehicle loop sealant.");sQ1[35]=new Array("https://marshproducts.com/PDF/610LoopVehicle.pdf","SPC-flyers","","610 Loop Vehicle Detector Overview The 610 Loop Vehicle Detector is an intelligent, extremely flexible and very affordable vehicle detector. The 610 is designed to accommodate numerous applications and intelligently adjust to environmental conditions, virtually eliminating false detection. The 610 is intended to connect to a 3-to-5 turn preformed or saw-cut loop such as the Marsh Products 865, 866 or 867. In addition the 610 provides a communications interface for the optional diagnostic software and the optional car timer. Characteristics � Microprocessor controlled � Low-voltage, low-energy consumption � Small, compact size � Three LED indicators (Power, Signal, Loop Fault) � Four modes of operation � Four programmable signal delays on arrival � Four programmable signal delays on departure � Four levels of sensitivity � Automatic environmental tuning � Contact relay output � 0,1 sec., 2 sec., & 4 sec. delay times � 9-20VDC or 9-16VAC power requirement � Communications port for optional diagnostic software kit and optional car timer. 336 McKee Street � Batavia, Illinois 60510 tel: 630.879.8008 � fax: 630.879.8072 MARSH www.marshproducts.com PRODUCTS, INC. 800.735.5499 610 Loop Vehicle Detector SPECIFICATIONS Power Requirements The 610 Loop Vehicle Detector can be powered by either a 9-20VDC or 9-16VAC. The 610 is shipped with a UL approved Class 2 Plug-in the wall 12 VDC power adapter. However, the power can be supplied by any external device and connected via the screw terminals provided inside the enclosure. Signal Delay on Arrival One of four delay periods can be programmed. The programmed time delay is the length of time from the detection of a vehicle to the actual output of the signal. Solid State Switch Signal Output Open collector NPN transistor output. Protected from over voltage by a shunt 1N5258B 36 volt zener diode. Presence signal is capable of sinking 50 milliamps. Enclosure The housing is constructed of durable black ABS plastic. Legend art is printed on the cover to clearly identify the connection points and the LEDs. The case provides two mounting tabs for use with the provided hardware. In addition the 610 is also shipped with velcro mounting strips for an alternative mounting method. Signal Delay on Departure One of four delay periods can be programmed. The programmed time delay is the length of time between the departure of a vehicle to the absence of the output signal. For example, if a 1 second delay is selected, the output signal will drop 1 second after the vehicle is no longer detected. Communications Port An RS485 communications port is standard with the 610 vehicle detector. The communications port interfaces with the optional diagnostic software kit or the car timer option. Loop Fault When a loop fault occurs, the red LED is lit and signal outputs go to a presence state. Loop faults are triggered when the loop frequency falls below 20 kilohertz or rises above 75 kilohertz, indicating a loop open or short, respectively. Diagnostic Software Kit - (Optional) The diagnostic software kit connects to the 610 detector via the communications port. Using the diagnostic software on a standard PC or notebook computer the loop frequency shifts and vehicle effects are graphically displayed on the PC to aid in determining installation problems. Relay Signal Output The 610 Vehicle Detector supplies a 2 amp form-c contact relay output in addition to the solid state switch signal output. Car Timer Kit - (Optional) The car timer kit consists of a large 4 character LED display and PC software to create a powerful and cost effective car timer. The car timer can be stand alone or can be connected to a personal computer for data recording and report generation. Grounded Loop Operation The loop isolation transformer allows operation with loops grounded at a single point. 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127					<p class="text-center"><strong>Marsh Products, 336 McKee St., Batavia, Illinois 60510</strong><br>
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129Copyright &copy; Marsh Products, Inc. All rights reserved.</p>
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