Hubbell GAI-TRONICS 701-804 Manual Download Page 4

Pub.  42004-605L2B

Model 701-804 SmartSeries

®

 Handset Station with Auxiliary Jack

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Block Diagram

As shown in Figure 3, plug 

P1

 on the back of the Base-16 PCBA plugs into a socket in an enclosure

connected to the system cable, picking up the Page/Party

®

 lines and ac power.  Connector 

J6

 on the Base-

16 PCBA connects ac power to the Bias Power Supply PCBA and re5 V dc and +/-15 V dc in
return.  The Base-16 PCBA uses the bias supplies and also passes them (as well as control, monitoring,
and line signals) to the FSK Modem and Handset Amplifier PCBAs via 

J1

, a 24-pin stacking connector.

Connector 

J2

 on the Base-16 PCBA connects the speaker transformer for the station’s speaker, and 

J3

connects optional external devices.

The Handset Amplifier PCBA has connections to the handset and the hookswitch via spade terminal
connectors 

E1

 to 

E7

, and it has connections to the front panel auxiliary jack and the Receiver Isolation

PCBA via 

J2

.

Interfaces

The assembly interfaces to the system cable, an external loudspeaker, and auxiliary devices via 

P1

, a 16-

pin connector.  All connections to the system cable are made by qualified installation technicians during
system installation.  Direct questions about these connections to GAI-Tronics’ Field Service Department.
Other connectors on the Base-16 PCBA provide quick connect/disconnect of subassemblies.  Connector

J3 

on the side of the Base-16 PCBA connects to devices such as the relay module in a SmartSeries

®

Station Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) enclosure.

Installation

The assembly plugs directly into any GAI-Tronics 700 Series enclosure such as the Model 703A (indoor),
the Model 7325-101 (cast aluminum outdoor), or the Model 7335-001 (nonmetallic outdoor).  It also
plugs into a SmartSeries

®

 Station RTU enclosure.  When installing the assembly in this enclosure, you

must also connect the 10-conductor keyed ribbon cable to 

J3

 on the side of the Base-16 PCBA.  Be sure

that the red line on the edge of the cable lines up with 

J3

-pin 1.  Ensure that the connectors mate securely

and then tighten the 4 captive screws on the corners of the front panel.

Figure 3.  Block Diagram

Summary of Contents for GAI-TRONICS 701-804

Page 1: ...eral Information In addition to providing standard Page Party operation the Model 701 804 SmartSeries Handset Speaker Amplifier with Auxiliary Jack supports the attachment of an auxiliary headset and...

Page 2: ...When the handset is lifted from the cradle or replaced in the cradle a hookswitch a magnetic reed switch in the cradle signals the appropriate status to the micro controller within the assembly To th...

Page 3: ...2b doc 03 04 InternalComponents The Model 701 804 contains the following components or subassemblies in the chassis that is affixed to the front panel Refer to Figure 2 Ref 1 Bias Power Supply PCBA Re...

Page 4: ...he Receiver Isolation PCBA via J2 Interfaces The assembly interfaces to the system cable an external loudspeaker and auxiliary devices via P1 a 16 pin connector All connections to the system cable are...

Page 5: ...pplication requires the GAI Tronics Model 10401 201 Headset Microphone Assembly and Model 10416 103 Extension Cable The auxiliary headset allows the user to make one way page announcements and conduct...

Page 6: ...ate party line 2 Plug the auxiliary headset cable assembly into the auxiliary jack on the front panel 3 Conduct your conversation When you are done unplug the auxiliary headset cable assembly Optional...

Page 7: ...e length of time the handset headset can be off hook before disabling party line communication Default setting 8 minutes Page Duration Limit the length of time the station can be in page mode before r...

Page 8: ...rrect address 5 Plug the assembly back into the enclosure The station initiates a configuration download request The time required to complete the download depends upon system configuration and system...

Page 9: ...imes the watchdog timer has reset the processor Cause The watchdog timer has forced the processor to reset This occurs when the reset pins J4 on the Base 16 PCBA are temporarily shorted or when the wa...

Page 10: ...room Effect The station continues measuring speaker ambient noise When acceptable noise levels are subsequently measured a restore message is sent to the MCU Verify that the speaker wire is connected...

Page 11: ...3 Remove corrosion from terminals There are two replaceable fuses used in the assembly Both are mounted on the Base 16 PCBA as shown in Figure 4 and both limit the amount of current from the 120 V ac...

Page 12: ...not remove the 2 screws that secure the nameplate 2 Pivot the nameplate counterclockwise exposing the access hole A guide located behind the access hole helps to direct the screwdriver to the USER AD...

Page 13: ...ed stable for five seconds the station returns to its normal operating mode VLC Level The VLC Level adjustment sets the speaker amplifier gain for the Page Priority VLC feature to provide an emergency...

Page 14: ...d RCVR VOL Ref 2 on the Handset Amplifier PCBA to adjust to the desired level the handset receiver volume for voice signals from a party line Auxiliary Receiver Volume Use the Auxiliary Receiver Volum...

Page 15: ...Volume Monitor range low gain 62 to 100 dB SPL Offset above ambient User Level Adjustment 0 to 49 dB Minimum User Level Adjustment Off 85 to 125 dB SPL Handset Amplifier Output 1 5 VRMS nominal into 3...

Page 16: ...Nameplate Kit 12530 001 Transformer Connector Subassembly 12555 001 FSK PCBA Kit 12557 001 Base 16 PCBA Kit 12558 001 Power Supply PCBA Kit 13204 002 Receiver Cap 51008 003 Pressbar Switch 69072 001 A...

Page 17: ...be Buyer s sole and exclusive remedy and in no event shall GAI Tronics warranty obligations with respect to services exceed 100 of the total cost of services provided hereunder Warranty Periods Every...

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