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J3-7: PTT Output (Yellow):

 This output from the system provides a ground (logic-low) when the system needs to 

transmit over the radio.  This output is an open-collector type which means that the output is an open circuit when 
not transmitting.  Connect this to the PTT input of the base station radio. 
 

J3-8: Speaker – (Violet):

 Connect to Speaker– of the base station radio.  See below for more information. 

 
J3-9: S or Single Ended Speaker High (Orange):

 Audio received by the radio is fed into the system 

using the S/- inputs of the system.  These inputs to the system may be connected to the S/- 
radio outputs.  If the radio does not offer a speaker– output or if you wish to use a different RX audio output from 
the radio other than speaker, connect that output to and leave Speaker– unconnected. 
 

J3-10: LTR Delay (Gray):

 This signal from the radio to the system is used by the system to know when a channel 

is acquired on a trunking system like LTR.  If the radio system is not a trunked system, the input may be left 
unconnected. 
 
If on a trunking system, connect this to a point in the base station radio that changes logic level when a channel is 
acquired on the trunking system.  Some radio manufacturers refer to this as the Clear to Send output.  Also, the 
Trunking Delay option must be checked in the MPS software when configuring the system in order to support 
trunking. 
 
The default polarity for this input to the system is active-high.  This means that the system will consider the radio 
channel to have been acquired when the logic level is high.  The polarity may be changed to active-low by moving 
jumper JP20 from the 1-2 position to the 2-3 position. 
 
 

SPEAKER-MICROPHONE J4

 

 
Connect the optional administrator speaker-microphone to this connector. 
 
 

TELEPHONE LINE J6

 

 
If the system has the optional telephone interface installed, connect to system to the telephone line via this 
connector.  Be careful to connect the telephone line only to J6 and not to one of the other larger connectors or 
damage may result. 
 

PA EQUIPMENT J7

 

 

J7-1: E Lead (Brown): 

Not used.  Leave unconnected. 

 

J7-2: Ground (Blue): 

Connect to a grounding point on the PA equipment. 

 

J7-3: PTT OC (White): 

Not used.  Leave unconnected. 

 

J7-4: PA TX Out A (Black): 

This is one side of the balanced audio output from the system to the PA microphone 

input.  Connect this to one side of the balanced microphone input of the PA equipment. 
 

J7-5: Unbalanced Out (Red):

 This is an unbalanced audio output from the system to the PA equipment which 

may be used if a balanced input is not available.  The default output impedance is 1 K Ohm.  If needed, remove 
jumper JP9 to change output impedance to 47 K Ohm. 
 

J7-6: Ground (Green):

 This supplemental ground connection is provided for use with the unbalanced audio 

output if needed. 
 

J7-7: PA TX Out B (Yellow): 

This is one side of the balanced audio output from the system to the PA 

microphone input.  Connect this to one side of the balanced microphone input of the PA equipment. 
 

J7-8: All Call (Violet):

 This may be connected to the all call input of the PA equipment if needed.  It is the 

normally open (NO) contact of the form C relay that is energized when the system broadcasts over the PA. 

Summary of Contents for PARTI-1

Page 1: ...1 VAE 80 8 Input Voice Alarm Encoder Manual Revision 2014 11 13 Covers Firmware Revisions PARTI 1 V 1 00 Covers Hardware Revisions PARTI 1 Rev F...

Page 2: ...f these 8 messages is controlled by 8 individual logic low inputs relay contacts from an alarm panel The 8 alarm messages can also be activated by DTMF sent from a radio equipped with a Touch Tone key...

Page 3: ...ming must begin within 15 seconds of turning the unit on Power must be cycled power turned off and then on after programming If headphones are used they will not be active for the first 15 seconds aft...

Page 4: ...s will be followed by the command prompt if enabled Trunking Delay In trunked radio systems like LTR it is necessary to wait for a channel to be acquired before the system can transmit a voice prompt...

Page 5: ...laying the Enter Command prompt or Greeting Message Require Telephone Passcode If enabled a passcode must be entered in order to log into the system via telephone It is assumed that if the passcode re...

Page 6: ...t is the transmission will take place If it is not the transmission will be abandoned and never take place Note that the announcement will be broadcast over the PA system in either case This parameter...

Page 7: ...ivity Timeout This specifies how long the system will wait for a DTMF command to be entered If this time expires while the system is waiting for a command Goodbye will be heard and the user will be lo...

Page 8: ...radios this is Low Announcement Settings Pre recorded Message 1 8 This is the message that will be broadcast for this announcement To upload a pre recorded message to the system click on Select Wavef...

Page 9: ...ll be sounded before the announcement is broadcast The alert tone may be customized See Alert Tone under System Voice Prompts Custom Audio Number of Repeats This specifies the number of times the anno...

Page 10: ...and select the WAV file containing the greeting The custom greeting may be up to 6 seconds in length Alert Tone This is the audio clip that will be heard if the announcement setting Enable Alert Tone...

Page 11: ...unconnected J3 3 Mic audio White This is the audio output from the system to the radio transmitter Connect to the MIC High or external microphone input of the base station radio J3 4 Ground Black Con...

Page 12: ...er the radio channel to have been acquired when the logic level is high The polarity may be changed to active low by moving jumper JP20 from the 1 2 position to the 2 3 position SPEAKER MICROPHONE J4...

Page 13: ...ed PA output adjustment The PARTI 1 is shipped with RP 1 in its center position With RP 1 in its center position adjust the PA out in the MPS software 100 will give approximately 160mVpp at pins 4 and...

Page 14: ...OPERATION USING J2 connection with 8 individual inputs The VAE 80 is a voice alarm encoder capable of playing back 8 different 20 second user pre recorded messages over a radio channel Each of these 8...

Page 15: ...tem will respond with the enter command prompt Note You may begin entering the passcode as soon as the greeting message begins playing if you wish to speed up the log in process Broadcasting a pre rec...

Page 16: ...ond with okay and the selected message will be broadcast over the PA system Recording a message for immediate broadcast buffered mode Keyup the radio press the 9 and then release PTT The system will r...

Page 17: ...m press The system will respond with goodbye and disconnect from the phone line If you do not issue any commands within 10 seconds of dialing in the system will disconnect automatically ADMINISTRATOR...

Page 18: ...ge 2 3 Broadcast pre recorded message 3 4 Broadcast pre recorded message 4 5 Broadcast pre recorded message 5 6 Broadcast pre recorded message 6 7 Broadcast pre recorded message 7 8 Broadcast pre reco...

Page 19: ...ure can be added Midian Electronics Inc is not responsible for any damage loss resulting from the use of Midian s products WARRANTY Midian Electronics warrants its telecommunications products tone sig...

Page 20: ...02 COC161 PIC16201 PIC16202 COC162 PIC16301 PIC16302 COC163 PIC16401 PIC16402 COC164 PID101 PID102 COD1 PID201 PID202 COD2 PID301 PID302 COD3 PID401 PID402 COD4 PID501 PID502 COD5 PID601 PID602 COD6 P...

Page 21: ...402 COR74 PAR7501 PAR7502 COR75 PAR7601 PAR7602 COR76 PAR7701 PAR7702 COR77 PAR7801 PAR7802 COR78 PAR7901 PAR7902 COR79 PAR8001 PAR8002 COR80 PAR8101 PAR8102 COR81 PAR8201 PAR8202 COR82 PAR8301 PAR830...

Page 22: ...2 5 0 1 P A C 1 2 5 0 2 COC125 P A C 1 2 6 0 1 P A C 1 2 6 0 2 COC126 P A C 1 5 0 0 1 P A C 1 5 0 0 2 COC150 P A C 1 5 1 0 1 P A C 1 5 1 0 2 COC151 PAC15401 P A C 1 5 4 0 2 C O C 1 5 4 P A D 3 0 0 2 P...

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Page 24: ...3 COD1 2 PID201 PID202 COD2 1 PID201 PID203 COD2 2 PID301 PID302 COD3 1 PID301 PID303 COD3 2 PIJU101 PIJU102 COJU1 PIP101 COP1 1 PIP102 COP1 2 PIP103 COP1 3 PIP104 COP1 4 PIP105 COP1 5 PIP106 COP1 6 P...

Page 25: ...U109 PAU1010 PAU1011 PAU1012 PAU1013 PAU1014 PAU1015 PAU1016 PAU1017 PAU1018 PAU1019 PAU1020 PAU1021 PAU1022 PAU1023 PAU1024 PAU1025 PAU1026 PAU1027 PAU1028 PAU1029 PAU1030 PAU1031 PAU1032 PAU1033 PAU...

Page 26: ...1 5 0 1 COR15 P A R 1 6 0 2 P A R 1 6 0 1 COR16 P A R 1 7 0 1 P A R 1 7 0 2 COR17 P A R 1 8 0 2 P A R 1 8 0 1 COR18 P A R 1 9 0 1 P A R 1 9 0 2 C O R 1 9 P A R 2 0 0 1 P A R 2 0 0 2 COR20 P A R 2 1 0...

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