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Midian VAE-10 Manual

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M anual Revision: 2018-04-04 Rev G
3 B
Covers PCB Revisions:
7705G
V AE-10
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Voice Alarm Encoder
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  • Page 1 V AE-10 Voice Alarm Encoder M anual Revision: 2018-04-04 Rev G Covers PCB Revisions: 7705G...

  • Page 2: Specifications

    S PECIFICATIONS Voltage/Current: External Power 12-18 VDC Standby Current with Power LED 5 mA Current with COR or PTT LED 6 mA Radio Inputs/Outputs: AGC Dynamic Range 50 db Audio Output Level 30 mVpp or 3.0 Vpp Audio Output Impedance <1 k or 47 k Jumper Selectable PTT Out: Open-Collector –...

  • Page 3: General Information

    G ENERAL INFORMATION Midian’s VAE-10 is a voice alarm encoder that can have a voice message stored in it and when the emergency input is activated the VAE-10 will transmit an emergency ANI and the prerecorded voice message. The emergency ANI can be sent in Motorola’s MDC-1200, Kenwood’s FleetSync, Harris’ G-Star, DTMF or 5-Tone.

  • Page 4: Hardware Installation

    Be certain to follow standard anti-static procedures when handling any of Midian’s products. Use the enclosed matching cables with RJ45 type connectors to plug into the VAE-10. The other ends can be connected to the appropriate type of radio connector using the pin-out and color codes shown below. See connector pin-out in the chart below.

  • Page 5: P Roduct Programming

    AC adaptor. To program the VAE-10, turn power onto the unit and click “Program Unit” in the menu bar to send the file to the unit. Follow the same procedure to read the unit, but select “Read Unit” in the menu bar. Cycle power on the unit after programming or reading.
  • Page 6 Out Level” to the point where the limiter in the radio keeps you from increasing the deviation any more. Record a message on the VAE-10 (page 8) which will be long enough to adjust the TX modulation when played back. Activate the emergency input J3:1 and when the VAE-10 has caused the transmitter to begin transmitting, check the deviation of the transmitter using the service monitor.

  • Page 7: Controls And Indicators

    Power LED: This red LED indicates that power is applied to the unit and that the switch is on. COR LED: This yellow LED indicates that the VAE-10 is receiving a busy indication from the radio. PTT LED: This green LED indicates that the VAE-10 is applying push to talk to the radio.

  • Page 8: Operation

    Auto Review box is checked. Midian recommends using the power from the radio, or from our AC adaptor. Use of any other power source may void the warranty.
  • Page 9 U5:3 J2:12 LMV324 100p 560p .47u NOTE: J3:1 - TP16 TP33 TP45 PR-10 : VALIDATE INPUT EXT PWR 1.8V VAE-10 : ALARM INPUT 4001 R180 IS-2 : NOT CONNECTED 2940A LM7805 OUT1 TP13 OUT2 C159 3.3V R197 C135 C136 C140...
  • Page 10 R242 100K SR_SCLK R243 100K SR_RCLK R239 SR_RCLK_1 R240 SR_RCLK_2 Variant Solder Bottom Variant Solder Top DOCUMENT NAME MIDIAN ELECTRONICS, INC. VAE-10 Midian Logo 1500X250 APPR SCHEMATIC DATE: 2010-04-26 UPD BY: SHEET PROJECT NUMBER 7705 Copyright © 2016 DESIGN: REV:...

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