SEI Advisor A106 User manual

THE

SEI ADVISOR

MODEL A106

OPERATING

MANUAL

SPECIFICATIONS

Encoder

Capacity 250 calls - paging or DTMF sequences

Formats 2 Tone Sequential 1 sec. first tone, 3 sec. second tone

Optional high low alert tone

DTMF Sequences Standard and Knox F1 3-8 digit sequences

Digit duration of 100ms Gap between digits of 100ms

Stacks 40 stacks of 20 pages each

Frequency 300 - 3000HZ +/- .5DB

Range

Audio Output 0-4VPP

Flat or De-emphasized

Frequency +/- .4 HZ

Accuracy

Frequency +/- .005%

Stability

Decoder

Capacity 6 Slots that activate relay

1 Slot that de-activates relay

5 Slots that re-page and activate relay

5 Slots that re-page with no relay activation

Output Dry relay contacts SPST

Flashing LED Indicator

With Interface Unit Installed

Relay output on with tone decode

Used for red easy wakeup light

Relay output that comes on after 30 seconds

and goes off after 10 minutes

Used for bunkroom lights

1 DPDT relay that can be programmed for

On until reset

On for 4 seconds

On after 10 second delay

On for 4 seconds after 10 second delay

1 output for sending audio to the overhead speaker system

3 different wakeup alert tones (gets progressively louder)

Radio audio routed to PA system until reset

Relay Capacity 2 Amps at 30V

General Specifications

Power 12 – 15 VDC

Requirements

Power < 1 Watt

Consumption

Current 45 ma normally

Draw 100 ma during paging

Operating -20C to +70C

Temperature

Size W 3.25” D 6” H 1.6”

Weight .5 lbs

FEATURES

-250 CALL CAPACITY ENCODER -EASY TO PROGRAM

-TWO TONE PAGING 1 sec. 1st. Tone, 3 sec. 2nd Tone

-ACCEPTS MOTOROLA AND PLECTRON TONES -ACCEPTS CUSTOM TONES

-GROUP CALLS -PROGRAMMABLE RE-PAGE ON DECODE

-PROGRAMMABLE ALERT TONE

-PROGRAMMABLE FLAT OR DE-EMPHASIZED AUDIO

-PROGRAMMABLE DELAY (to accommodate Unit PTT ID)

-DTMF STANDARD TONES -DTMF KNOX F1 TONES

-40 STACKS OF 20 PAGES EACH -DECODES MOTOROLA OR PLECTRON TONES

-RELAY CLOSURE ON DECODE -FLASHING LED ON DECODE

-MANUAL ACTIVATION AND DEACTIVATION OF RELAY

-ALL CONNECTIONS THROUGH RJ45 JACK

-ADJUST LEVELS WITHOUT REMOVING COVER

-POWERED BY 12 -15VDC -MOUNTS ON PEDESTAL FOR MOBILE USE

WITH OPTIONAL INTERFACE UNIT

-ALERT TONES SENT TO PA SYSTEM -3 ALERT TONES WITH ASCENDING VOLUME

-RADIO ROUTED TO PA SYSTEM DURING CALL -OUTPUT FOR RED EASY WAKEUP LIGHT

-OUTPUT FOR BUNKROOM LIGHTS COMES ON AFTER 30 SECONDS AND GOES OFF IN 10 MINUTES

-PROGRAMMABLE DPDT RELAY

ON UNTIL RESET, MOMENTARY ON, ON AFTER 10 SECS OR MOMENTARY AFTER 10 SECS

INSTALLATION

RJ45 CABLE

1 PTT BRN RELAY CONTACT TO GND

2 TX AUDIO OUT BLU SEE NOTE

3 RX AUDIO IN YEL SQUELCHED AUDIO

4 TX AUDIO IN GRN MIC AUDIO

5 POWER RED 12 - 15VDC

6 GROUND BLK

7 RELAY ORN CLOSURE WITH

8 RELAY WHT DECODE

NOTE: TX AUDIO OUT IS BEST CONNECTED TO A FLAT AUDIO INPUT. IF AN INPUT WITH PRE-

EMPHASIS (MIC INPUT) IS USED THEN SELECT DE-EMPHASIS IN THE PROGRAMMING MENU.

ENTER A GROUP CALL FOR THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST TONES YOU ARE USING. (SEE PROGRAMMING)

ADJUST AUDIO OUT (MULTI TURN POT) FOR PROPER DEVIATION ON BOTH TONES. DE-EMPHASIS CAN

BE ADDED IF NEEDED. (SEE PROGRAMMING)

THE RX AUDIO IN SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO SQUELCHED AUDIO THAT DOES NOT VERY WITH THE

VOLUME CONTROL.

GENERATE 3000 HZ INTO THE RADIO AT 1.5 KHZ DEV

ADJUST RX AUDIO IN (MULTI TURN POT) 1 FULL TURN PAST THE POINT WHERE THE READOUT READS

“RECEIVING AUDIO”. (CLOCKWISE IS MORE SIGNAL)

IF NOT USING DECODER, TURN THE RX AUDIO IN ADJUSTMENT ALL THE WAY COUNTER CLOCKWISE.

(20 TURNS)

THE RADIO MUST BE RECEIVING AT LEAST –100 DBM FOR THE DECODER TO WORK RELIABLY

OVER THE ENTIRE AUDIO FREQUENCY RANGE.

POWER IN A MOBILE INSTALLATION

IN A MOBILE INSTALLATION THE UNIT SHOULD BE POWERED FROM THE SWITCHED B+ FROM THE

RADIO OR A FILTER SHOULD BE USED ON THE POWER LINE TO REDUCE THE ELECTRICAL NOISE.

MOUNTING THE UNIT

THE ENCODER HAS 4 THREADED INSERTS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE HOUSING. THE INSERTS MATCH UP

WITH THE STANDARD PATTERN ON A PEDESTAL MOUNT.

DO NOT USE SCREWS LONGER THEN 1/4” IN THE MOUNTING INSERTS OR THE BOARD WILL BE

DAMAGED! DO NOT PUT THE 1/4” SCREWS (SUPPLIED) INTO THE MOUNTING INSERTS UNLESS IT IS

ON A MOUNT!

BACK VIEW

PROGRAMMING

- HOLD THE “#” BUTTON DOWN FOR 5 SECONDS

- GOES INTO PROGRAM MODE

- PRESSING THE “#” BUTTON WILL STEP THROUGH THE PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

PRESS THE * TO SELECT THE OPTION

- PROG ENCODER SEE PAGE 7

ENTERS TWO TONE ENCODER PROGRAM MODE

- PROG DTMF SEE PAGE 9

ENTERS DTMF SEQUENCE PROGRAM MODE

- PROG DECODER SEE PAGE 10

ENTERS THE TWO TONE DECODER PROGRAM MODE

- PROG STACKS SEE PAGE 9

ENTERS THE STACK PROGRAM MODE

- DELAY ADD/DEL SEE PAGE 11

TO ADD A 3 SECOND DELAY AFTER THE PTT. THIS IS NEEDED IF THE RADIO

TRANSMITS A UNIT ID AFTER THE PTT.

- DE-EMPH ADD/DEL SEE PAGE 11

FOR DE-EMPHASIS OF AUDIO OUTPUT. THIS IS NEEDED IF THE ENCODER AUDIO IS

CONNECTED TO A MIC INPUT THAT HAS PRE-EMPHASIS. (IT IS BEST TO CONNECT TO A FLAT

AUDIO INPUT)

- SOFTWARE VER SEE PAGE 11

READ THE SOFTWARE VERSION

- CUSTOM TONES SEE PAGE 11

TONES THAT ARE NOT MOTOROLA OR PLECTRON CAN BE ADDED TO THE MEMORY

- CLR MEMORY? SEE PAGE 12

3 OPTIONS – CLEAR ENCODER, CLEAR DECODER, CLEAR CUSTOM TONES

- INTERFACE ADD/DEL SEE PAGE 12

SETUP FOR THE OPTIONAL INTERFACE UNIT

PROGRAMMING ENCODER

- HOLD THE “#” BUTTON DOWN FOR 5 SECONDS

- GOES INTO PROGRAM MODE

- SELECT PROG ENCODER “*”

- ENTER THE SLOT NUMBER TO BE PROGRAMMED

(1 TO 250)

- SEE THE LIST OF MOTOROLA AND PLECTRON TONES IN MEMORY ON PAGE 8

(CUSTOM TONES CAN ALSO BE ADDED )

- ENTER TONE A (ENTER ALL THE DIGITS INCLUDING THE

DIGIT AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT ex. 1153.4 = 11534)

- ENTER TONE B (ENTER ALL THE DIGITS INCLUDING THE

DIGIT AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT ex. 701.0 = 7010)

- FOR GROUP CALL, MAKE TONE AAND BTHE SAME

- FOR ALERT TONE ONLY MAKE BOTH AAND B100.0 (ENTER 1000)

- THE SLOT NO AND THE TONES WILL DISPLAY

VERIFY THE CORRECT TONES AND PRESS “#”

- OPTIONAL ALERT TONE YES OR NO

- ENTER NEXT SLOT NO. IF ENTERING MORE TONES

- HOLD THE “#” IN FOR 5 SECONDS TO EXIT OR PROCEED TO NEXT OPTION

MOTOROLA 288.5 MOTOROLA 1122.5 PLECTRON 643.0

MOTOROLA 296.5 MOTOROLA 1153.4 PLECTRON 672.0

MOTOROLA 304.7 MOTOROLA 1185.2 PLECTRON 701.0

MOTOROLA 313.0 MOTOROLA 1217.8 PLECTRON 732.0

MOTOROLA 321.7 MOTOROLA 1251.4 PLECTRON 765.0

MOTOROLA 330.5 MOTOROLA 1285.8 PLECTRON 799.0

MOTOROLA 339.6 MOTOROLA 1321.2 PLECTRON 834.0

MOTOROLA 349.0 MOTOROLA 1357.6 PLECTRON 871.0

MOTOROLA 358.6 MOTOROLA 1395.0 PLECTRON 910.0

MOTOROLA 368.5 MOTOROLA 1433.4 PLECTRON 950.0

MOTOROLA 378.6 MOTOROLA 1472.9 PLECTRON 992.0

MOTOROLA 389.0 MOTOROLA 1513.5 PLECTRON 1036.0

MOTOROLA 399.8 MOTOROLA 1555.2 PLECTRON 1082.0

MOTOROLA 410.8 MOTOROLA 1598.0 PLECTRON 1130.0

MOTOROLA 422.1 MOTOROLA 1642.0 PLECTRON 1180.0

MOTOROLA 433.7 MOTOROLA 1687.2 PLECTRON 1232.0

MOTOROLA 445.7 MOTOROLA 1733.7 PLECTRON 1287.0

MOTOROLA 457.9 MOTOROLA 1781.5 PLECTRON 1344.0

MOTOROLA 470.5 MOTOROLA 1830.5 PLECTRON 1403.0

MOTOROLA 483.5 MOTOROLA 1881.0 PLECTRON 1465.0

MOTOROLA 496.8 MOTOROLA 1930.2 PLECTRON 1530.0

MOTOROLA 510.5 MOTOROLA 1989.0 PLECTRON 1598.0

MOTOROLA 524.6 MOTOROLA 2043.8 PLECTRON 1669.0

MOTOROLA 539.0 MOTOROLA 2094.5 PLECTRON 1743.0

MOTOROLA 553.9 MOTOROLA 2155.6 PLECTRON 1820.0

MOTOROLA 569.1 MOTOROLA 2212.2 PLECTRON 1901.0

MOTOROLA 584.8 MOTOROLA 2271.7 PLECTRON 1985.0

MOTOROLA 600.9 MOTOROLA 2334.6 PLECTRON 2073.0

MOTOROLA 617.4 MOTOROLA 2401.0 PLECTRON 2164.0

MOTOROLA 634.5 MOTOROLA 2468.2 PLECTRON 2260.0

MOTOROLA 651.9 PLECTRON 2361.0

MOTOROLA 669.9 PLECTRON 282.2 PLECTRON 2465.0

MOTOROLA 688.3 PLECTRON 294.7 PLECTRON 2575.0

MOTOROLA 707.3 PLECTRON 307.8 PLECTRON 2688.0

MOTOROLA 726.8 PLECTRON 321.4 PLECTRON 2807.0

MOTOROLA 746.8 PLECTRON 335.6 PLECTRON 2932.0

MOTOROLA 767.4 PLECTRON 350.5

MOTOROLA 788.5 PLECTRON 366.0

MOTOROLA 810.2 PLECTRON 382.3

MOTOROLA 832.5 PLECTRON 399.2

MOTOROLA 855.5 PLECTRON 416.9

MOTOROLA 879.0 PLECTRON 435.3

MOTOROLA 903.2 PLECTRON 454.6

MOTOROLA 928.1 PLECTRON 474.8

MOTOROLA 953.7 PLECTRON 495.8

MOTOROLA 979.9 PLECTRON 517.8

MOTOROLA 1006.9 PLECTRON 540.7

MOTOROLA 1034.7 PLECTRON 564.7

MOTOROLA 1063.2 PLECTRON 589.7

MOTOROLA 1092.4 PLECTRON 615.8

STANDARD TONES IN MEMORY

PROGRAMMING DTMF SEQUENCES

- HOLD THE “#” BUTTON DOWN FOR 5 SECONDS - GOES INTO PROGRAM MODE

- SELECT PROG DTMF

- ENTER THE SLOT NUMBER TO BE PROGRAMMED (1 TO 250)

- ENTER NUMBER OF DIGITS 3-8

- ENTER 1FOR STANDARD OR 2FOR KNOX F1

- ENTER 1ST DIGIT AND PRESS “#”

- ENTER REMAINING DIGITS PRESSING “#” AFTER EACH ONE

- ALL DIGITS WILL BE DISPLAYED. PRESS “#” TO ACCEPT THEM OR “*” TO START AGAIN

- ENTER THE NEXT SLOT NUMBER TO BE PROGRAMMED OR HOLD THE “#” IN FOR 5 SECONDS TO EXIT

OR PROCEED TO NEXT OPTION

DTMF DIGITS

0 = 0 1 = 1 2 = 2 3 = 3 4 = 4 5 = 5

6 = 6 7 = 7 8 = 8 9 = 9 10 = * 11 = #

12 = A 13 = B 14 = C 15 = D

PROGRAMMING STACKS

A STACK IS A GROUP OF PAGING SLOTS THAT ARE ENTERED INTO A SINGLE PAGING SLOT SO THAT

THEY ALL PAGE SEQUENTIALLY WHEN THAT SLOT IS SELECTED. STACKS MUST BE IN SLOTS 211—250

BE SURE ALL THE SLOTS THAT YOU WANT IN THE STACK ARE ALREADY PROGRAMMED

- HOLD THE “#” BUTTON DOWN FOR 5 SECONDS

- GOES INTO PROGRAM MODE

- SELECT PROG STACKS

- ENTER THE SLOT NO. FOR THE STACK

211 - 250

- ENTER THE FIRST SLOT NO. IN THE STACK

- SLOTS WITH DTMF WILL NOT WORK IN STACKS

- IT WILL ASK IF YOU WANT TO PUT IN ANOTHER SLOT NO. ENTER YES OR NO

ENTER UP TO 20 SLOTS IN THE STACK

- ANOTHER SLOT CAN BE ENTERED TO CREATE ANOTHER STACK

- HOLD THE “#” IN FOR 5 SECONDS TO EXIT OR PROCEED TO NEXT OPTION

PROGRAMMING DECODER

- HOLD THE #BUTTON DOWN FOR 5 SECONDS

- GOES INTO PROGRAM MODE

- SELECT PROG DECODER

- ENTER DECODER SLOT NUMBER 1 -17 OR 1-20 WHEN USING INTERFACE UNIT

(SEE THE DECODER SLOT CHART ON THE PREV. PAGE)

- HOW THE UNIT RESPONDS TO A DECODE DEPENDS ON THE SLOT THE TONES ARE

PROGRAMMED INTO. (TRIP RELAY (S), RE-PAGE, SEND TONES TO PA SYSTEM

SHUT OFF RELAY, SEND AUDIO TO THE PA SYSTEM)

- SEE THE LIST OF MOTOROLA AND PLECTRON TONES P <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

- ENTER TONE A (ENTER ALL THE DIGITS INCLUDING THE

DIGIT AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT ex. 1153.4 = 11534)

- ENTER TONE B (ENTER ALL THE DIGITS INCLUDING THE

DIGIT AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT ex. 701.0 = 7010)

- BOTH TONES WILL BE DISPLAYED.

- PRESS #TO ACCEPT OR *TO START AGAIN

- ENTER NEXT SLOT NO. TO BE PROGRAMMED

- HOLD THE #IN FOR 5 SECONDS TO EXIT

DELAY ADD/DEL

IF THE RADIO USES A PTT ID WHEN IT IS KEYED THEN A DELAY MUST BE ADDED SO THE TONES WILL

TRANSMIT AFTER THE ID IS DONE.

HOLD THE “#” IN FOR 5 SECONDS TO EXIT OR PROCEED TO NEXT OPTION

DE-EMPH ADD/DEL

FOR DE-EMPHASIS OF AUDIO OUTPUT. THIS IS NEEDED IF THE ENCODER AUDIO IS CONNECTED TO A

MIC INPUT THAT HAS PRE- EMPHASIS. (IT IS BEST TO CONNECT TO A FLAT AUDIO INPUT).

HOLD THE “#” IN FOR 5 SECONDS TO EXIT OR PROCEED TO NEXT OPTION

SOFTWARE VER

READ THE SOFTWARE VERSION.

HOLD THE “#” IN FOR 5 SECONDS TO EXIT OR PROCEED TO NEXT OPTION

CUSTOM TONES

TONES THAT ARE NOT MOTOROLA OR PLECTRON CAN BE ADDED TO THE MEMORY. BE AWARE THAT

CUSTOM TONES THAT ARE VERY CLOSE TO TONES BEING USED COULD CAUSE FALSE ACTIVATIONS.

STEP 1

ENTER THE TONE. ENTER ALL THE DIGITS INCLUDING THE DIGIT AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT.

EXAMPLES:

288.5 ENTER 2885

1130.0 ENTER 11300

STEP 2

ENTER THE CODE FOR THE DECODE HIGH LIMIT.

DIVIDE 506000 BY THE TONE FREQUENCY AND ENTER THE RESULT.

MUST ENTER 4 DIGITS.

EXAMPLES:

506000 / 288.5 = 1753.899 ROUND TO 1754 AND ENTER

506000 / 1130.0 = 447.78 ROUND TO 0448 AND ENTER

STEP 3

ENTER THE CODE FOR THE DECODE LOW LIMIT.

DIVIDE 494000 BY THE TONE AND ENTER THE RESULT.

MUST ENTER 4 DIGITS.

EXAMPLES:

494000 / 288.5 = 1712.30 ROUND TO 1712 AND ENTER

494000 / 1130.0 = 437.17 ROUND TO 0437 AND ENTER

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