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UltraVoice Manual - Alerting & Notification

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3.2 Local Public Address<br />

With the optional microphone MNC-MC,<br />

the operator has the ability to locally<br />

give a Public Address message. The PA<br />

mode can be entered simply by plugging<br />

the MNC-MC into the microphone<br />

receptacle labeled MIC on the front<br />

panel. The PA LED will be lit anytime<br />

the press-to-talk button on the<br />

microphone is depressed. Rotating<br />

sirens will start rotating to the next zone<br />

when PTT is released.<br />

NOTE: Mic gain volume adjustment<br />

located on controller front panel.<br />

NOTE: Local PA overrides ALL siren<br />

functions activated either remotely or<br />

locally.<br />

3.3 Relay Output<br />

Terminal block JP11 at the bottom of the<br />

system motherboard is the relay output.<br />

This relay closes whenever a siren<br />

function is running. In P.A. mode the<br />

relay is open while the MIC PTT button<br />

is pushed and closes when the MIC PTT<br />

button is released to enable rotating<br />

sirens to change position. Siren will<br />

rotate to next zone. Relay is not closed<br />

during remote quiet test.<br />

3.4 600 Ohm Input<br />

Terminal block JP12 at the bottom of the<br />

system motherboard is the 600 ohm<br />

input. This input can be used for audio<br />

input for activation of the unit as from a<br />

radio receiver or for the input of audio<br />

from an external voice storage unit. To<br />

use the 600 ohm input for activation<br />

receive audio, at JP6 a jumper must be<br />

Federal Signal <strong>UltraVoice</strong><br />

Installation and Operation <strong>Manual</strong><br />

across pins 2-3. JP6 is located on the<br />

main controller card. The 600 ohm input<br />

can receive activation audio and<br />

transmit reports to an external unit.<br />

To use the 600 ohm input for audio from<br />

an external voice storage unit, at JP6 a<br />

jumper must be across pins 1-2. R123<br />

can be used to control the volume level<br />

when used in this mode. Contact<br />

closure at JP15 pins 10 and 11 (PTT:<br />

Push To Talk, on the system<br />

motherboard) is required to activate<br />

audio mode. For best results, a wellfiltered<br />

audio source should be used.<br />

The audio cable used should be<br />

shielded audio grade cable and the<br />

length should be kept as short as<br />

possible. Keep away from sources of<br />

electrical noise.<br />

3.5 24 VDC Supply<br />

24 VDC Supply used to power external<br />

equipment: fused at 10 Amps<br />

JP16 Terminal Function<br />

1 Ground<br />

2 24 VDC<br />

3.6 Remote Landline Activation<br />

Terminal block JP14 at the bottom of the<br />

system motherboard is the Remote<br />

Activation Inputs. The electronic siren<br />

controller can optionally be operated by<br />

remote control via landline. Terminal<br />

block JP14 is used for landline control<br />

connections.<br />

Any of the codes, which means all of the<br />

ELECTRONIC SIREN CONTROL OPERATION<br />

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