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Pairing Procedure 

1.  Press and hold the pairing button on the front panel of the base station for 

approximately 5-7 seconds until the yellow LED(s) on the front panel of the 
base station start flashing, indicating that the base station has entered pairing 
mode. Once the base station is placed in pairing mode, the user has 
approximately 15 seconds to place the belt pack in pairing mode. 

2.  Press and hold the PTT button while turning on power to the belt pack. After 

approximately 5 seconds, the green and red LEDs will start flashing in a 
relatively fast alternating pattern. Release the PTT button. 

3.  Monitor the green and red LEDs on the top panel of the belt pack. After about 

5-7 seconds, the alternating flashing pattern ends, the green LED will flash 
rapidly for two seconds and then the green and red LEDs resume normal 
operation (as stated in the section titled “LED Indicators”) to indicate that the 
belt pack is paired and linked to the base station. The respective LINK LED on 
the base station will illuminate steadily after flashing rapidly for two seconds to 
indicate that a link to the belt pack has been established. 

4.  When pairing with a multi-unit base station all headsets and belt packs 

previously paired with that device must be powered and connected to the base 
during the pairing procedure, or those devices will lose their pairing. See the 
Wireless Base Station manual for details on this procedure. 

Charging  

Ensure that the belt pack is fully charged prior to operating for the first time. 
The BP5-10 belt pack has a 2.1mm panel mounted charger jack located on the 
bottom panel. A charger cable assembly with a 2.1mm x 5.5mm plug is provided with 
the belt pack. The unterminated end of the charger cable can be wired to nominal 
12V (11-16V) from the vehicle. Plug the terminated end of the charger cable into the 
belt pack charger jack (refer to the “LED Indicators” section for proper operation of 
status indicators during battery charging. 

NOTES: 

1.  Observe correct polarity when connecting the charger cable to12V from the 

vehicle. Connect the white striped black wire to +12V and the solid black wire 
to GND. This will result in a positive center terminal of the 2.1mm charger jack 
as shown in the following illustration. 

 

2.  Firecom does not recommend operating the belt pack while the belt pack is 

being charged. It is recommended that the belt pack be charged only when it’s 
not being operated and with power turned off on the belt pack. 

Firecom recommends charging the wireless belt pack on the vehicle by connecting to 
the vehicle’s uninterruptible 12V supply (battery).  The use of unregulated 12V 
AC/DC wall adapters is not recommended. However, if an adapter must be used, 
Sonetics provides a 12V 0.5A regulated wall adapter. 

Summary of Contents for BP5-10

Page 1: ...Wireless Belt Pack BP5 10 5 Conductor with Radio Transmit Operation Manual ...

Page 2: ...ire or emergency apparatus It provides secure digitally encoded interference free communications When operated as part of a wireless system up to 40 headsets can be used interference free in close vicinity to each other Note Under certain site conditions it may be possible to operate up to 50 headsets in close proximity BP5 10 5 conductor jack with PTT for transmitting on the vehicle s radio compa...

Page 3: ...smit capable headset is used radio transmission can be enabled using either the headset s PTT switch or the belt pack s PTT switch Power push button The BP5 10 belt pack is equipped with a momentary black power switch located on the bottom panel Press and hold this switch for 3 4 seconds to turn on power to the belt pack To turn off power to the belt pack press and hold the switch again for 3 4 se...

Page 4: ...k go out of range and loose its link to the base station the belt pack is capable of automatically reestablishing its link to the base within 10 15 seconds of the belt pack s coming back into range However if the belt pack is not able to reconnect to the base station within 5 minutes of loosing its link the belt pack will be timed out and powered down automatically The user will then have to cycle...

Page 5: ... the base during the pairing procedure or those devices will lose their pairing See the Wireless Base Station manual for details on this procedure Charging Ensure that the belt pack is fully charged prior to operating for the first time The BP5 10 belt pack has a 2 1mm panel mounted charger jack located on the bottom panel A charger cable assembly with a 2 1mm x 5 5mm plug is provided with the bel...

Page 6: ... 4 seconds to turn the belt pack power on Care and Maintenance Never remove the charging cable from the belt pack by pulling on the cord The belt pack should be unplugged at the jack location by pulling the charger plug from the jack Wipe the external surfaces of the belt pack with a mild soap and water mixture only Do not store in direct sunlight or in areas of high temperature Specifications Spe...

Page 7: ...n uncontrolled environment This product may not be collocated or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter This product has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines Max SAR is 0 003 W kg Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Firecom can void the user s authority to operate the equipment Power 3 7V rechargeable lithium ion battery 8 10 hours of talk time...

Page 8: ...warranty does not apply in the event of accident abuse improper installation unauthorized repair tampering modification fire flood collision or other damage from external sources including damage which is caused by user replaceable parts leaking batteries etc This warranty does not extend to any other equipment or apparatus to which this product may be attached or connected The foregoing is your s...

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