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Viking DNA-510 Technical Practice

Digital mass notification announcer
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and Alert Tones to your Existing Paging System
The DNA-510 can be programmed to repeat one up to 2 minute message, two up to 1 minute messages,
three up to 40 second messages, four up to 30 second messages or five up to 24 second messages. It
can also be programmed with 10 different alert tones for emergency mass notification of: evacuation, lock
down, severe weather, fire, bomb threat, hazardous material release, tornado, flash flood, terrorist alert,
all-clear, etc.
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• Non-volatile memory - retains programming during
power outage
• Up to 2 minutes of total message record time
• Record up to 5 different emergency messages
• Ten different emergency alert tones:
1. Hi/Low Siren
2. Code 3 Temporal (ANSI
S3.41) Slow Whoop
3. Attack Wail*
4. Alert Siren*
*Note: Looping recordings of actual
5. Fast Wail*
emergency sirens and alarm bell.
• Call progress detection for automatic hang up on
CPC, busy signal, dial tone or 20 seconds of silence
(During live page only).
• Separate volume controls for paging, messages and
alert tones
• Automatically interrupts current page or background
music to inject emergency announcement, alert tones
or live page
• Programmable trigger input to activate a message
and/or alert tone
• N.O. & N.C. trigger output contacts for activating
flashing beacon (BLK-3-EWP), Alarm Dialer
(K-202-DVA), etc.
• Access code to prevent fraudulent use
• Connects directly to an unused line input (trunk) or
station port of a phone system or to a dedicated
phone line
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Add Emergency Mass Notification Messages
6. Fast Whoop
7. March Time Horn
8. Bell*
9. Buzzer
10. All Clear Tone
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The DNA-510 is a digital mass notification announcer, capable of
providing up to 2 minutes of digitally recorded voice emergency
instructions and alert tones over your existing paging system.
The DNA-510 connects to a phone line, analog phone system
station or a phone system's unused trunk/line input allowing you
to securely page, trigger emergency messages and/or alert
tones and program the unit from any remote touch tone phone.
When activated, the DNA-510 will interrupt any current paging or
background music and inject an emergency voice message
and/or alert tone over your paging system. A live page can also
be announced.
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Provide Emergency Mass Notification for:
• Schools
• College Campuses
• Restaurants
• Churches
• Theaters
• Auditoriums
• Dormitories
• Office buildings
• Factories
• Any "areas of assembly"
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Power: 120V AC/13.8V AC 1.25A UL listed adapter provided
Dimensions: 133 mm x 91 mm x 44 mm (5.25" x 3.58" x 1.75")
Weight: 0.8 kg (1.76 lbs)
Environmental: 0°C to 32°C (32°F to 90°F) with 5% to 95%
non-condensing humidity
Sampling Rate: 96K (equivalent)
Connections: (2) RCA audio jacks, 11 position cage clamp ter-
minal strip
Audio output: 600 ohm with volume adjustable potentiometer,
maximum level = 2.2 dBm/ 1V RMS across 600 ohm load
Page Trigger Output: 12V DC (20mA maximum) or N.O./N.C.
relay contacts (1A 30V DC / 0.3A 110V AC maximum)
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  • Page 1 Alert Tones to your Existing Paging System The DNA-510 can be programmed to repeat one up to 2 minute message, two up to 1 minute messages, three up to 40 second messages, four up to 30 second messages or five up to 24 second messages. It...
  • Page 2 IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH A VIKING PRODUCT, PLEASE CONTACT: VIKING TECHNICAL SUPPORT AT (715) 386-8666 RETURNING PRODUCT FOR REPAIR The following procedure is for equipment that needs repair: Viking Electronics, 1531 Industrial Street, Hudson, WI 54016 FCC REQUIREMENTS...
  • Page 3 This application will allow you to control the DNA-510 from any telephone on your phone system. You can simply access the phone system’s line the DNA-510 is connected to or call the phone system extension or dedicated POTS line it is connected to. The unit will automatically answer allowing you to enter a touch tone command to interrupt standard paging or background music and announce a live emergency page, start a emergency pre-recorded message or start one of ten different alert tones.

  • Page 4: Accessing The Programming Mode

    DNA-510. To program an access code, access programming (see Programming section A) then enter a 1-6 digit number followed by #48. With an access code programmed, as soon as you call the line the DNA-510 is connected to (ring trip mode) or access the phone system’s line input the unit is connected to (trunk mode), you will hear one beep signaling you...
  • Page 5 J. Trigger Input The DNA-510 has a single remote trigger input (available on terminals 6 and 7) that can be activated by a momentary or continu- ous normally open or normally closed contact. When the input senses a contact, the unit will start a pre-programmed alert tone, emergency message or emergency message with a pre-alert tone.
  • Page 6 L. Quick Programming Features Security code (default = 845464) ... Access code (default = blank/disabled) ... Message memory (see chart 1 below, default: five 24-second messages) ... Chart 1: Message Memory (Caution: Changing this parameter erases all previously recorded messages.) Record messages 1-5 (press any digit to stop recording) ...

  • Page 7: Programming Chart

    To control the DNA-510 simply call the telephone line, phone system station port or access the phone system’s line input (trunk) the unit is connected to. At this point you should hear one or two beeps. Two beeps will indicate the access code has been disabled and you can now operate the unit.

  • Page 8: Operation Commands

    DNA-510. Due to the dynamic nature of the product design, the information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Viking Electronics, and its affiliates and/or subsidiaries assume no responsibility for errors and omissions contained in this information. Revisions of this document or new editions of it may be issued to incorporate such changes.

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