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Whelen Engineering Company E1000 Installation And Operating Manual

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ENGINEERING COMPANY INC.
51 Winthrop Road
Chester, Connecticut 06412-0684
Phone: (800) 63SIREN
Phone: (860) 526-9504
Fax: (860) 526-4784
Internet: www.whelen.com
Sales e-mail: iowsales@whelen.com
Customer Service e-mail: iowserv@whelen.com
E1000 Encoder
Installation and Operating Manual
For warranty information regarding this product, visit www.whelen.com/warranty
©2015 Whelen Engineering Company Inc.
Form No.14958B (060818)
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  • Page 1 Phone: (860) 526-9504 Fax: (860) 526-4784 Internet: www.whelen.com Sales e-mail: iowsales@whelen.com Customer Service e-mail: iowserv@whelen.com E1000 Encoder Installation and Operating Manual ® For warranty information regarding this product, visit www.whelen.com/warranty ©2015 Whelen Engineering Company Inc. Form No.14958B (060818) Page 1...
  • Page 2 Company’s family of High Power Voice and Siren Systems. The information contained herein is proprietary to the Whelen Engineering Company, Inc. No part of this manual may be reproduced, recorded or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form without prior permission of Whelen Engineering Company, Inc.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Introduction ............................5 Understanding the Keyboard......................6 Call Key Buttons...........................6 Command Group Buttons ......................6 Manual Menu Activation........................8 Menu Selections..........................9 Tone ..............................9 Voice .............................9 Rotor .............................9 Test Misc............................9 Status / Program..........................10 Status.............................10 Program............................10 Programming Menu...........................11 Polling Address..........................11 Call Key Programming .........................14 Programming A Call Key......................14 Deleting A Call Key Sequence....................19 Deleting A Call Key........................21...
  • Page 4 E1000 Software...........................38 Understanding Buttons and Icons ....................38 Logging Mode..........................39 Program Mode ..........................39 Remote Inputs RI1 and RI2 ......................39 Timed Activation TOD1 - TOD4 ....................39 Call Keys 1 - 20 ..........................39 Blue “+” Icon ..........................39 Red “X” Icon ..........................39 System Settings..........................40 Polling Addresses, Manage......................40...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    The liquid crystal display (LCD) is a 16 line by 40 character configuration. The display is backlit for easy reading in low ambient light. When the E1000 is not in use, a running 24 hour clock, day of the week, date and a stand-by message are displayed.

  • Page 6: Understanding The Keyboard

    Understanding the Keyboard CALL KEYS Buttons There are twenty (20) Call Keys available on the E1000. These keys allow for the rapid deployment of pre- programmed sequences of commands separated by delays. Therefore Call Keys are the easiest way to control a siren system, for typical day-to-day and emergency situations.
  • Page 7 Remote Input 1, 2 The E1000 can accept up to two momentary contact closure inputs. These inputs are available to use an external device, supplied by others, to trigger the encoder to send control commands to the siren system. A contact closure, capable of sinking at least 10 mA, will activate the E1000.

  • Page 8: Manual Menu Activation

    Manual Menu Activation The E1000 can be used to control a siren system without the use of the user programmed Call Keys. On the E1000, a simple four step procedure can be followed to control the siren system. This functionality can be helpful to control the sirens in a way that may not have been programmed within a Call Key.

  • Page 9: Menu Selections

    Menu Selections Tone CANCEL Terminates all siren activity. WAIL Activates the Wail Tone. ATTACK Activates the Attack Tone. ALERT Activates the Alert Tone. PUBLIC ADDR Enables the Public Address mode. (WPS & IPS Series Only) AIR HORN Activates the Air Horn Tone. HI-LO Activates the Hi-Lo Tone.

  • Page 10: Status Program

    CH. GRANT WAIT Adjusts length of time E1000 waits for clear to send. CH. GRANT DELAY Adjusts length of time E1000 waits after receiving clear to send. RESET PROGAMMING Restores E1000 to factory default. POLLING ADDRESS Automatic siren address polling list programming.

  • Page 11: Programming Menu

    Programming Menu Polling Address Entering the siren addresses into the E1000 is one of the very first steps in configuring the encoder for operation. For feedback functions, the E1000 automatically accesses each remote siren, one at a time, based on the addresses entered in POLLING ADDRESS Setup menu. This saves the user a considerable amount of time in collecting information about an entire system.
  • Page 12 POLLING ADDRESS < 100 WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 SAVE DATA? ADDR = 1001 MAR 16 2016 1001 Press the ENTER button to store the addresses to the E1000 memory. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER DAY 15:37:00 POLLING ADDRESS MAR 16 2016 To exit press the RESET button.
  • Page 13 POLLING ADDRESS < 100 WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 SAVE DATA? ADDR = 1002 MAR 16 2016 1001 Press the ENTER button to store the addresses to the E1000 memory. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 POLLING ADDRESS MAR 16 2016 To exit press the RESET button.

  • Page 14: Call Key Programming

    CALL KEY Programming Call Keys are programmed one sequence at a time. Each sequence consists of a sequence number, a command (see “Menu Selection”), siren address (individual (1001) or all (####), a time (the time period before the next sequence) and finally the selection of an Edit function. Normally the function will be 'ENTER' when creating a new Call Key.
  • Page 15 Using the COMMAND GROUP section of the keypad press the TONE button. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CALL KEY #01 MAR 16 2016 CALL KEY SEQ # 001 OF 000 ENTER CALL KEY CMD CANCEL CALL KEY ADDR ???? CALL KEY DELAY ???-SEC...
  • Page 16 Using the SIREN ADDRESS section of the keypad press the 1, 8, 0 buttons to enter 180 seconds (3 minutes). The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CALL KEY #01 MAR 16 2016 CALL KEY SEQ # 001 OF 000 CALL KEY CMD ALERT CALL KEY ADDR...
  • Page 17 Note: At this step it is possible to scan through the call key programming just by changing the sequence number. Once the ENTER button is pressed you will no longer be able to scan through the call key programming. Press the ENTER button to move from CALL KEY SEQ 001 to CALL KEY CMD. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CALL KEY #01...
  • Page 18 Using the SIREN ADDRESS section of the keypad press the 0, 0, 1 buttons to enter 1 second. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CALL KEY #01 MAR 16 2016 CALL KEY SEQ # 002 OF 001 CALL KEY CMD CANCEL CALL KEY ADDR ####...

  • Page 19: Deleting A Call Key Sequence

    Deleting a CALL KEY Sequence The example below will show how to delete a Call Key sequence within Call Key 1. From the Standby screen press the STATUS PROGRAM button two times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CLOCK MAR 16 2016 Press the UP ARROW button two times.
  • Page 20 Press the ENTER button to move from CALL KEY SEQ 002 to CALL KEY CMD. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CALL KEY #01 MAR 16 2016 CALL KEY SEQ # 002 OF 002 ENTER CALL KEY CMD CANCEL CALL KEY ADDR ????

  • Page 21: Deleting A Call Key

    Deleting a CALL KEY The example below will show how to delete a Call Key From the Standby screen press the STATUS PROGRAM button two times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CLOCK MAR 16 2016 Press the UP ARROW button two times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CALL KEY...
  • Page 22 Press the ENTER button to move from CALL KEY ADDR to CALL KEY DELAY. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CALL KEY #01 MAR 16 2016 CALL KEY SEQ # 001 OF 000 CALL KEY CMD ALERT CALL KEY ADDR #### ENTER CALL KEY DELAY ???-SEC...

  • Page 23: Remote Input Programming

    Remote Input Programming The example below will show how to program Remote Input 1 or tie it to a Call Key. From the Standby screen press the STATUS PROGRAM button two times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CLOCK MAR 16 2016 Press the UP ARROW button seven times.

  • Page 24: Timed Transmissions

    Timed Transmissions (TIMED TRANS. X (X Being 1-4)) Programming a TIMED TRANS. X (X Being 1-4) From the Standby screen press the STATUS PROGRAM button two times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CLOCK MAR 16 2016 Press the UP ARROW button three times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 TIMED TRANS.
  • Page 25 Press a command group button, TONE, VOICE, ROTOR, TEST MISC or STATUS PROGRAM. Then use the UP and DOWN ARROW buttons to select the required command. To select a call key, press the call key number button within the CALL KEYS section of the keypad. For Noon Test the display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 MAR 16 2016...
  • Page 26 Press the ENTER button to move from SKIPS to SAVE DATA?. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 MAR 16 2016 TIME 18:00:00 NOON TEST ADDR #### ENTER SKIPS smtwtFs SAVE DATA? Press the ENTER button to save the programming. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CLOCK...

  • Page 27: Deleting A Timed Transmission

    Deleting a TIMED TRANS. X (X being 1-4) From the Standby screen press the STATUS PROGRAM button two times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CLOCK MAR 16 2016 Press the UP ARROW button three times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 TIMED TRANS.

  • Page 28: Area Code

    AREA CODE The Area Code is a 3 digit number that is common to all the sirens and encoders within a siren system. Siren area codes are factory assigned and can be any number between 001 and 999. From the Standby screen press the STATUS PROGRAM button two times. The display will read: PROGRAM ENCODER WEDNESDAY 15:37:00 CLOCK...

  • Page 29: Tmx Warm Up

    1 Second. This value can be increased by seconds and or tenth of seconds. It is not recommended to program this setting below 1 second for conventional radio operation. To configure the E1000 to operate with a Trunking Radio this value must be programmed to 0 (zero).

  • Page 30: Base I.d

    BASE I.D. (Base Station Identification) number can be set to any number between 0-7. For siren systems with more than one E1000, each encoder would be programmed for a different Base I.D. The factory default Base I.D. is 0 (zero).

  • Page 31: Channel Grant Wait

    CH. GRANT WAIT This setting is for use with trunking radios only. The Channel Grant Wait is the time that the E1000 waits until aborting a transmission, if Channel grant is not received. The factory default is 5 seconds. The programmable range is between 1-9 seconds.

  • Page 32: Channel Grant Delay

    This setting is for use with trunking radios only. The Channel Grant Delay is used to configure how long the E1000 holds off from transmitting the DTMF audio following the receipt of Channel Grant from the radio. The programmable range is between 100ms-900ms. The factory default is 500ms (.5 Seconds).

  • Page 33: Clock

    CLOCK The clock selection sets the time and day of week for the internal clock that the E1000 uses to activate the timed activations and to display the time on the display. The E1000 clock must be manually adjusted at the beginning and end of Day Light Savings Time.

  • Page 34: Date/Year

    DATE/YEAR The date / year selection sets the internal clock that the E1000 uses to activate the timed activations and to display the date / year on the display. When connected to a PC, that is running the E1000 software, the Date/Year can be synced to the PC.

  • Page 35: Installation

    RX Audio Input Transformer Coupled RX Audio Input Transformer Coupled Pin 2 Note: For best results, use the USB cable (included) to connect your PC to the E1000 or from your PC to the hub connected to the PC. Page 35...
  • Page 36 7. Plug the AC wall mount into a 115 volt AC source. 8. Set the DTMF Transmit Audio Level. With the E1000 on, Send the TX AUDIO TEST Command to siren address 0001. While the tone is transmitting, adjust the DTMF level potentiometer (rear panel) for narrow band 1.5 KHz deviation.

  • Page 37: Troubleshooting

    E1000 appears to functioning normally but Verify that the radio is on the correct channel. sirens are not activating and or E1000 is not Also verify that there are no broken wires receiving status from sirens: between the E1000 and radio.

  • Page 38: E1000 Software

    E1000 Software If desired, the E1000 can interface with a personal computer (IBM compatible running Windows) through its USB port. Software is included to allow for the following: E1000 encoder system setup programming. Call Key programming. Remote Input programming. Timed Activation programming Siren system communications log storage.

  • Page 39: Logging Mode

    Logging Mode switches the screen to the communications activity screen. PROGRAM MODE Program Mode switches to the programming screen and extracts programming from the E1000 encoder. Collapse All Collapse All removes all details from the communications log. Export Log Export Log is used to save communications log data.

  • Page 40: System Settings

    E1000. UP ARROW The Up Arrow to the right of SYSTEM SETTINGS is used to upload changes to the System Settings to the E1000 Encoder. Instructions Viewer Icon The Instructions Viewer Icon is used to view and print all the programmed call keys.

  • Page 41: Logging Mode Window

    The Logging Mode window is the window that will be used most of the time. This is the screen that will display all siren system communications activity. PROGRAM MODE Window The PROGRAM MODE window is used to program view the E1000 programming. Page 41...

  • Page 42: Polling Addresses Window

    POLLING ADDRESSES Window The Polling Addresses Window is used to program and view the E1000 polling addresses. Instructions Viewer Window The Instructions Viewer window is used to view and print all programmed Call Keys. Page 42...

  • Page 43: Programming

    Programming SYSTEM SETTINGS Polling Addresses Within the PROGRAM MODE window click the Manage button next to Polling Addresses. The Polling addresses window will open. Enter the first siren address (1001) into the box next to the Add button. Then either press the Enter button on the PC keyboard or click the Add button in the window.

  • Page 44: Area Code

    Note: Selecting an address in the list and clicking the Red (X) will remove that address from the list. Clicking Clear All will remove all addresses from the list. The E1000 encoder will not receive any changes without clicking Transfer.
  • Page 45 On the bottom left side of the window, enter the siren address (####), select the command (a check mark will appear) and select the Sequence Delay required. Note: The Sequence Delay is the amount of time the encoder will wait after sending each sequence. Click the blue (+) to add sequence 2.

  • Page 46: Remote Inputs

    Continue to add levels and Call keys until all programming is entered. To copy the programming into the E1000 encoder click the Green Transfer Arrow that is located at the top left of the window. REMOTE INPUTS Select the Remote Input to program by clicking the Remote Input number button in the Programming Mode window.

  • Page 47: Timed Activations

    To copy the programming into the E1000 encoder click the Green Transfer Arrow that is located at the top left of the window. TIMED ACTIVATIONS Select the Timed Activation to program by clicking the Timed Activation button in the Programming Mode window.
  • Page 48 Note: To choose a Call Key to activate with a Timed Activation, Call Keys must be programmed first. With a Call Key selected all other values will be grayed out. To copy the programming into the E1000 encoder click the Green Transfer Arrow that is located at the top left of the window.

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