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PS Engineering, Inc. 

IntelliPAX Expansion Unit 

200-250-00085 

Page 

2

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Rev. 14, Jan. 2012

 

2.4.2  Power Requirements 

The 

IntelliPAX

 was designed to work with the main intercom unit. No other power is required. 

The Stand Alone unit is connected to a 1A breaker to the avionics bus (2A for dual). 

2.4.3  Interconnection with main unit 

Interface between the IntelliPAX and the main intercom is through a 4-wire shielded cable. 

Function 

 

PMA7000 

PM1200 

PM1000 

Series 

PAC24 

PMA8000E 

Expansion 1 

PMA8000E 

Expansion 2 

Expansion 
Power 

 

15 

J2 39 

J2 41 

Expansion 
Ground 

 

J2 36 

J2 38 

Audio Input 
(rt) 
Audio Input 
(lt) 

 

 

16 

23 

J1

 41 

J1

 40 

J1

 41 

J1

 40 

Audio Output 

 

22 

J2 35 

J2 37 

On the PMA8000D, the expansion is connected to the copilot’s audio panel, except for paralleling pin 3 to 
the pilot audio panel.  The PMA8000D can support two expansion units, for up to 12 passenger stations. 

2.4.4  Auxiliary Inputs 

An entertainment device can be connected to the 

IntelliPAX

. Install a 1/8" music jack convenient to the 

passengers to connect the stereo entertainment device into the system. A "Soft Mute" system is installed in 
the 

IntelliPAX

 that will mute the music during conversation on the local intercom. Radio traffic or 

conversation on the main intercom will not mute the music.  

A second, monaural input is provided for other purposes, such as public address cabin briefing, or 
providing radio interface for cases where the intercom does not have radio on the expansion bus 
(PM1000D for example). 

NOTE: 

The 

PM1000D

 is not compatible with a music input, due to the specialized interface nature. If this is 

used, connect the entertainment input to the IntelliPAX (11626) alone. 

 

A soft mute inhibit switch (not included) can be installed between IntelliPAX connector pins 12 and 24. 
Closing this switch places the IntelliPAX into Karoake mode. 

WARNING: Local oscillators and other internal signals from CD or radio equipment can cause undesired 

interference with VHF navigation and communication equipment. Before takeoff, operate the 

entertainment device to determine if there is any adverse effect on aircraft systems. If any unusual 

operation is noted in flight, immediately switch the entertainment device off.  

2.5 

Post Installation Checkout  

After wiring is complete, verify power is ONLY on pin 1 of the connector, and ground on pin 14 (with 
main unit operating.  Failure to do so will cause serious internal damage and void PS Engineering's 
warranty. With all units plugged in and operating, verify that all active stations can communicate on the 
intercom, and that any music sources are present, and the SoftMute inhibit control operates correctly (if 
installed). 

Summary of Contents for IntelliPAX 11606

Page 1: ...use with PM1000 DAP 11636R for use with PMA8000D Passenger Intercom System Installation and Operation Manual US Patent No 6 493 450 Document P N 200 250 0005 Revision 14 January 2012 PS Engineering I...

Page 2: ...2 4 4 AUXILIARY INPUTS 2 3 2 5 POST INSTALLATION CHECKOUT 2 3 SECTION III OPERATION 3 1 3 1 POWER 3 1 3 2 ADJUSTING THE VOLUME 3 1 3 3 INTELLIVOX SQUELCH 3 1 3 4 MUSIC MUTE 3 1 SECTION IV WARRANTY AND...

Page 3: ...ned to work in combination with the PMA7000 Series audio panel It contains PS Engineering s proprietary intercom protocol IntelliVox This system uses digital processing on each of the six individual m...

Page 4: ...pical 3 dB Mic Frequency Response 350 Hz 6000 Hz 3 dB Music Frequency Response 200 Hz to 15 kHz Unit weight 7 2 Ounces 0 20 kg Dimensions 1 25 H x 3 00 W x 5 50 D 3 2 x 6 6 x 14 cm 1 6 Equipment requi...

Page 5: ...e the approval basis for this installation An FAA Form 337 or other approval may be required See Appendix B for example of FAA Form 337 2 2 Unpacking and preliminary inspection The IntelliPAX was care...

Page 6: ...ssional techniques and are fully tested before shipment Contact PS Engineering for more information The IntelliPAX connects to the main unit through a 4 or 5 conductor shielded cable 2 4 1 Electrical...

Page 7: ...ation on the main intercom will not mute the music A second monaural input is provided for other purposes such as public address cabin briefing or providing radio interface for cases where the interco...

Page 8: ...hone the ambient noise appearing in all microphones is constantly being sampled Non voice signals are blocked When someone speaks only their microphone circuit opens placing their voice on the interco...

Page 9: ...FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES This warranty does not cover a defect that has resulted from improper or unreasonable use or maintenance as determined by us This warranty is void if there is a...

Page 10: ...n 1 Introduction Installation of passenger intercommunications system 2 Description Installation as described in manufacturer s installation manual referenced on FAA Form 337 including interface with...

Page 11: ...PS Engineering Inc IntelliPAX Expansion Unit 200 250 0005 Page B Rev 14 Jan 2012 Appendix B Installation 4 725 A A A 5 480 4 000 3 500 0 136 Figure 6 1 Remote unit outline...

Page 12: ...installation information 6 Do not connect music to PM1000D 11626 R only 7 Mono AUX input can be used to feed aircraft radio from pilot or copilot phones in 119626 R NOTES Expansion Ground Audio to Ma...

Page 13: ...t Ground Lug 10 11 40 41 15 2 3 14 1 Expansion Audio Output L Expansion Audio Output R Copilot Panel J1 Expansion Power 37 38 41 Expansion Unit 2 11636 Expansion Lo Expansion Audio Input 15 2 3 14 1 E...

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