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VAD-2 Plus Installation and Operation Manual

INSTALLATION

Power Failure input:  

Connect a user supplied 6 to 12 volts DC only power source to the power failure
input connector labeled PF+ and PF-. An inexpensive 6 to 12 volt DC wall trans-
former of any current of 50ma or more will do.  

NOTE: 

The primary (120vac) of

the wall transformer should be connected to the utility company side of your serv-
ice.  An UPS is suggested to power the VAD-2 Plus during power outages. 

Temperature Probe (optional):

Insert the temperature probes (25 foot cable) mini (3.5mm) plug in to the left rear
panel jack labeled “TEMP” (0°F to +190°F (0°C to +85°C).  NOTE:  Please limit
the total length of cable to 50 feet. 

NOTE:  The Probe should only be installed

or removed with power disconnected from the VAD-2 Plus.

External five volt supply

Used to supply power to external equipment between this terminal and ground.
Limit load to 100 ma 

MAX.

Relays:

Connection for relay one is between the 

K1NO, K1NC and K1CM terminals.

Relay two is between terminals 

K2NO, K2NC and K2CM.

Limit contact current

to 1 amp at 30 vdc.

! Note:  For safety, never connect 120 Vac circuits to these relays!

Telephone “CALLER” line output:

Balanced CALLER telephone line audio output is available between the CLR- and

CLR+ terminals. For unbalanced loads, use the "CLR +" and GND terminals only.

Do not connect the "CLR -"

terminal to ground.  Shields should be tied to the

“Chs Gnd” terminal.

PWR (Power):

The 12 VAC wall power supply is connected to the 2.1mm coaxial connector.  

Telephone Line RJ-11 Jack:

Connect your central office “Loop Start” ONLY POTS line here.  

This line

SHOULD be equipped with CPC (Calling Party Control, WINK or COD) to
function properly.

Guard Time  Setting:

This feature allows you to set how fast the DTMF tones are detected.  JP3 header
selections:

Fast – 50 ms

Medium – 100 ms(default)

Slow – 150 ms

Note:

JP 3 can be found inside the VAD-2 Plus near the center cover screw hole.

Mounting:

The VAD-2 Plus may be set on a desktop, mounted on a wall or as part of the new
RA-1 mounting shelf.  Up to four units may be installed on one RA-1.  Filler panels
are provided. RA-1 (filler panel is provided).

Summary of Contents for tiny TOOLS VAD - 2 Plus

Page 1: ...d trademark of Broadcast Tools Inc tiny TOOLS is a trademark of Broadcast Tools Inc All Sentinel labeled products are registered trademarks of Broadcast Tools Inc Copyright 1989 2011 by Broadcast Tool...

Page 2: ...ing you equipment 10 Status inputs 10 Silence sensor inputs 10 Power failure input 11 Temperature probe 11 External power supply output 11 Relays 11 Telco Caller audio output 11 Power supply input 11...

Page 3: ...re problems If you experience these problems please research your hardware software instruction man uals or contact the manufacturers technical support department WHO TO CONTACT FOR HELP If you have a...

Page 4: ...arm is activated Features Two user programmable wet or dry optically isolated status inputs Optional Fahrenheit Celsius temperature sensor probe Stereo Silence Sensor with remote telco audio monitorin...

Page 5: ...ack labeled Phone Pgm and plug in a standard TT telephone 2 Press the recessed front panel PGM button the front panel PGM led will illuminate 3 Enter the command code of the desired operation followed...

Page 6: ...ode You must call the VAD 2 Plus and enter the remote access code Dial List is a list of the Dial out phone numbers that will be dialed for a particular alarm The numbers correspond to the dial out ad...

Page 7: ...ensor Delay Timer 31 1 3 The delay time is programmed with a value of 1 to 9 with values as follows 1 10 secs 2 30 secs 3 60 secs 4 90 secs 5 2 mins 6 2 5 mins 7 3 mins 8 4 mins and 9 5 mins Power Fai...

Page 8: ...the new message using the programming phone When done press the PGM button again or wait for the time out When recording remotely you must first dial in and enter the remote access code The VAD 2 Plu...

Page 9: ...Silent Sensor is disabled then when input 1 closes the VAD 2 Plus will dial out the number assigned to the Dial List 1 location If the input remains closed for 15 seconds relay 1 will close and caller...

Page 10: ...er The IN 1 jumpers support status input one while IN 2 supports status input two Each input is labeled IN x where x is the status input and the header pins are labeled from left to right 1 2 3 4 as v...

Page 11: ...for relay one is between the K1NO K1NC and K1CM terminals Relay two is between terminals K2NO K2NC and K2CM Limit contact current to 1 amp at 30 vdc Note For safety never connect 120 Vac circuits to...

Page 12: ...the VAD 2 Plus is ready to receive commands after the secu rity un lock code is entered through your telephone keypad Functions include telling the VAD 2 Plus to report on the input state of any of t...

Page 13: ...elay 1 1 second pulse 1 Relay 1 latched 1 Relay 1 un latched 21 Enable Input 2 alarm 22 Disable Input 2 alarm 23 Poll Input 2 Enable Status 27 Poll Input 2 State Status 28 Poll Relay 2 29 Steady Relay...

Page 14: ...d in an alarm condition Pwr led ON if powered Pwr led flashes if PF is enabled and in an alarm condition Pwr led OFF during a valid DTMF tone Pwr led OFF in voice record mode Hook led ON when in an of...

Page 15: ...0K ohm inputs Trip level 20dBu Silence sensor level to Telco adjustable Balanced caller audio output 0 dbu 100 ohms Gain may be changed to increase output Telephone Line Connector RJ 11 Cable supplied...

Page 16: ...OTHER WARRANTIES OR REMEDIES TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BYAPPLICABLE LAW BROADCAST TOOLSAND ITS SUPPLIERS DISCLAIMALL OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPL...

Page 17: ...OFF with NO audio SS led flashes if enabled and in an alarm condition Optional Temp Probe Pwr led ON if powered Pwr led flashes if PF is enabled and in an alarm condition Pwr led OFF during a valid D...

Page 18: ...5678 then press the front panel recessed program push button to exit programming mode 7 Press the front panel recessed program push button to enter programming mode 8 Enter the memory location you nee...

Page 19: ...essed program push button to exit programming mode 23 Press the front panel recessed program push button to enter programming mode 24 Enter the memory location you need to program Example Number of LA...

Page 20: ...e mail support broadcasttools com voice 360 854 9559 fax 866 783 1742 VAD 2 Plus Installation and Operation Manual 20 APPENDIX...

Page 21: ...e mail support broadcasttools com voice 360 854 9559 fax 866 783 1742 VAD 2 Plus Installation and Operation Manual 21 APPENDIX...

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