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MODEL 2810E-2001 USER MANUAL 

 

 

 

2810E-2001 UM 

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TROUBLESHOOTING 

5.3

The  following  section  will  describe  the  troubleshooting  procedure  for  several  common 
issues.    If  these  sections  do  not  cover  your  particular  issue,  it  is  recommended  that  the 
chamber  wiring  be  disconnected  from  the  communicator  and  the  check-out  procedures  in 
section  5.1 be  conducted.    If  the  chamber  communicator  passes  the  check-out  procedures 
then the issue is most likely in the chamber wiring. 

5.3.1 

LOW-BATTERY INDICATION 

The  BATTERY  CONDITION  INDICATOR  indicates  the  battery  level  or  state-of-
charge by monitoring the battery voltage.  The voltage has to be 9 Volts or greater 
for  the  2810E-2001  communicator  to  operate.    If  the  BATTERY  CONDITION 
INDICATOR  indicates  a  low  (blinking  LED)  or  bad  (off  LED)  after  charging,  then 
either  the  battery  is  bad  and  needs  to  be  replaced  or  the  charger  has 
malfunctioned.   

Before  replacing  either  battery,  the  battery  connections  should  be  checked  by 
opening  the  battery  compartment  and  inspecting  the  wires.    Verify  that  the  wires 
are firmly attached and that the RED wire is connected to the positive terminal and 
that the BLACK wire is connected to the negative terminal. 

5.3.2 

UNIT NOT OPERATING 

The most common reason that a chamber communicator appears to be dead when 
the  POWER  SWITCH  and  SPEAKER  SWITCH  are  turned  on,  is  a  bad  or  loose 
battery.    Check  the  battery  per  section  5.3.1.    If  the  battery  is  good,  then 
disconnect  any  chamber  wiring  and  perform  the  communicator  check  out 
procedure per section 5.1. 

If the battery and battery connections appear good and the communicator fails the 
check-out procedure, then remove the screws holding the front panel.  Lift the front 
panel  up  carefully  as  the  panel  components  are  connected  to  a  Printed  Circuit 
Assembly  (PCA)  by  a  wire  harness.    Verify  that  the  connectors  on  the  PCA  are 
firmly  seated.    Check  that  the  wire  harnesses  are  soldered  to  the  various 
connectors, controls, and speaker.  There should be no loose wires in the system.  
Remove the fuse from the PCA.  It is marked FH1 and is a cylindrical component.  
Verify  that  the  fuse  is  good  by  checking  the  continuity  with  a  multi-meter.    If  the 
fuse  is  open,  replace  with  a  same  type:  3.15  Amp, 250V,  Fast  Acting.   Close  the 
front  panel;  re-install  the  screws  and  re-test  the  communicator.    If  the 
communicator  still  appears  dead,  contact  Amron  per  section  2.2  for  further 
assistance. 

5.3.3 

LOW VOLUME 

Check  the  volume  control  settings  and  adjust  if  necessary.    Check  the  chamber 
connections and verify that the chamber and operator are connected as intended.  
Verify  the  wires  and  connectors  are  clean  and  tight.    Check  the  BATTERY 
CONDITION  INDICATOR  and  test  the  battery  if  necessary.    If  the  problem 
persists, disconnect the chamber wiring and perform the communicator check out 

Summary of Contents for 2810E-2001

Page 1: ...0 Fax 760 599 3857 email sales amronintl com web www amronintl com This manual and the information contained herein are provided for use as an operation and maintenance guide No license or rights to m...

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Page 3: ...E POLICY 6 2 2 3 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 7 OPERATOR AND CHAMBER CONTROLS 7 3 1 CHAMBER CONNECTIONS 10 3 2 4 OPERATION 12 CHARGING THE BATTERY 12 4 1 INITIAL POWER ON BATTERY CONDITION CHECK 12 4 2 MO...

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Page 5: ...communicator on the market To enjoy all the features it is important that the operator read and understand the entire manual including all warnings The 2810E 2001 can operate in 2 Wire or Full Duplex...

Page 6: ...MODEL 2810E 2001 FRONT PANEL 1 4 All of the controls for the Model 2810E 2001 are located on the front panel including the connectors for the operator handheld microphone or headset tape recorder and...

Page 7: ...01 28 The Model 2401 28 is a heavy duty headset with boom microphone It comes equipped with color coded dual banana plugs that mate directly to AMCOM chamber communicators It includes a six foot 1 8 m...

Page 8: ...d comfortable headset is designed for extended wear by chamber occupants The Model 2460 31R features an adjustable boom microphone vinyl cushioned adjustable ear pads and a spiral cord that can be ext...

Page 9: ...el 3115 It also includes a sound powered phone with bracket chamber temperature probe scrubber power circuit wiring chamber environmental conditioning unit wiring and electrical penetrator adaptor all...

Page 10: ...imited to the repair of or replacement of materials at Amron s discretion This warranty shall not cover defects which are the result of misuse negligence accident repair or alterations SERVICE POLICY...

Page 11: ...he power on off control 3 1 2 SPEAKER SWITCH This switch allows the operator to turn off the speaker If the operator is using a headset it may be necessary to turn off the speaker in order to prevent...

Page 12: ...ll Duplex 4 Wire mode regardless of the mode used for the chamber To connect the operator in the Full Duplex 4 Wire mode connect the earphone black banana plug of the headset to this jack and the micr...

Page 13: ...e as a microphone This allows another operation crew member to talk to the occupants using the PANEL SPEAKER even if the operator is away from the 2810E 2001 using the Remote Push to Talk Module in 2...

Page 14: ...T CHAMBER CONNECTIONS 3 2 The chamber connections are located on the rear left side of the communicator CHAMBER MICROPHONE This is a dual banana jack color coded red that functions as both an output e...

Page 15: ...ANUAL 2810E 2001 UM REV 3 0 11 3 2 3 CHAMBER EARPHONE This is a dual banana jack color coded black that functions as the output for chamber occupant s earphone It is only used when the chamber is in F...

Page 16: ...s or 3 years The BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR will start to blink when the battery has approximately 30 remaining charge To maximize the service life the battery should be recharged as soon as possible...

Page 17: ...BUTTON the occupant hears the operator Often times a 4 conductor communication cable is used with 2 wires tied together as a pair for redundancy this is still a 2 Wire system Since only one person can...

Page 18: ...rn speaker switch to OFF adjust both volume controls to mid scale Operator and occupants use headsets and talk to each other while the operator adjusts the volume controls as below OPERATOR VOLUME Whi...

Page 19: ...then replace or recharge the battery If that does not resolve the problem then go to the troubleshooting section to determine the cause 4 Identify the microphone and headset leads When using an Amron...

Page 20: ...he black banana plug 5 Plug the microphone lead into the OPERATOR HEADSET black jack and the headset lead into the CHAMBER MICROPHONE red jack 6 Don the headset Talk into the microphone while pressing...

Page 21: ...urn off unit 3 Disconnect all cables 4 Remove 4 ea pan head Phillips screws 2 ea on each side of AMRON INTERNATIONAL 2 ea on each side of MODEL 2810E 2001 5 Lift the 2810E 2001 out of chamber control...

Page 22: ...rious front panel components attach to the panel 3 6 MONTH CHECK Wipe off any accumulated dust or dirt on the front panel or connectors using a clean damp cloth Pay particular attention to where the v...

Page 23: ...the POWER SWITCH and SPEAKER SWITCH are turned on is a bad or loose battery Check the battery per section 5 3 1 If the battery is good then disconnect any chamber wiring and perform the communicator c...

Page 24: ...ther defect Replace if necessary If the operator is using a headset remove the headset and listen to the occupant using the PANEL SPEAKER If this solves the problem then the operator headset may be we...

Page 25: ...talk is caused by signal leakage between the microphone and earphone wires in the communications cable In a good cable with all the wires open not connected the resistance between any two wires should...

Page 26: ...ical details of the chamber communication unit The corresponding parts lists for each drawing are detailed in the parts lists section or are included as part of the drawing All drawings are at their c...

Page 27: ...MODEL 2810E 2001 USER MANUAL 2810E 2001 UM REV 3 0 23 FRONT PANEL PARTS LOCATOR MODEL 2810E 2001 6 1...

Page 28: ...MODEL 2810E 2001 USER MANUAL 2810E 2001 UM REV 3 0 24 MOUNTING DETAIL MODEL 2810E 2001 6 2...

Page 29: ...Order Replacement Parts Contact Amron International Inc 1380 Aspen Way Vista California 92081 U S A Telephone 760 208 6500 Fax 760 599 3857 Email sales amronintl com Web www amronintl com When orderin...

Page 30: ...01 01 Jack RCA Red Panel Mount 52 160 1001 02 Jack RCA White Panel Mount N S 10 32x3 4SSPSP Screw 10 32X3 4in S S Phillips N S 10LWSSS Washer Split Locking 10 S S N S 8 32x5 8SSPHP Screw 8 32X5 8in S...

Page 31: ...Reference Part Number Description Quantity 1 105 0603 001 Jack Tip Black 1 2 105 0602 001 Jack Tip Red 1 3 1498 103 Jack Banana Black 2 4 1498 102 Jack Banana Red 2 5 1498 107 Jack Banana Yellow 2 6...

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