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Copyright © 2000 Trango Systems, Inc. (All rights reserved)

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Receiver Operation

F

igure 4 shows the front panel of the VRX5900 receiver and the

functions of each control and input/output. This card is encased in
a NEMA 4X rated aluminum/powdercoat enclosure. Do not remove
the card from the enclosure.

1. Power
2.  Alarm 1/2 relay outputs
3.  Right audio output
4.  Left Audio output
5. Stereo/Alarm switch
6. Data
7. Video output
8. Toggle/RSSI
9. Channel LEDs
10. Antenna connector
11. Header for use with optional LC485/422
(

LC485/422 used to transmit simplex data for control.)

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Summary of Contents for Flacon Plus

Page 1: ...Falcon PLUS SERIES 5 8 GHz Wireless Video Audio Alarm Data Transmission System Installation and Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 1 This Page Intentionally Left Blank...

Page 3: ...EXTREME CARE WHEN INSTALLING ANTENNAS NEAR POWER LINES 4 Slide heatshrink over antenna cable Tighten antenna cable to receiver and transmitter Heat the heatshrink until it contracts around the connec...

Page 4: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 3 CAUTION DO NOT APPLY POWER TO THE TRANSMITTER UNLESS THE ANTENNA IS CONNECTED PERMANENT DAMAGE MAY RESULT...

Page 5: ...ent has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful int...

Page 6: ...er is connected to 4 Consult the dealer and or experienced radio TV technician for help VTX5900 NCYVTX5900 CANADA VTX5900 29451031885 VRX5900 29451031885A IMPORTANT NOTE Intentional or unintentional c...

Page 7: ...nent or temporary video links due to its portable nature and easy installation It is not designed for operation while in motion Figure 1a shows the most common connection diagram for setting up a wire...

Page 8: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 7 Figure 1a...

Page 9: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 8 FIGURE 1b...

Page 10: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 9 FIGURE 1c...

Page 11: ...h ground with an 8 AWG or larger wire For maximum range the transmit and receive antennas must be 15 to 20 feet above all obstacles in the line of sight 2 Keep the transmission path as open as possibl...

Page 12: ...d jack to connect to the transmitter antenna Any modification to this jack may void the user s authority to operate the equipment and will void the manufacturer s warranty CAUTION DO NOT APPLY POWER T...

Page 13: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 12 FIGURE 2 Use with dry no voltage contact closures only 8 9 10 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11...

Page 14: ...h other The transmitter is capable of sending either alarms or stereo audio selectable via the Stereo Alarm switch If you wish to use the audio feature and alarm you will send only mono audio 3 4 RIGH...

Page 15: ...he RS 232 user data to be sent in Data Pass Through mode 7 VIDEO INPUT Designed to mate to a standard BNC male connector this input accepts 1Vpp video in both NTSC and PAL formats This input is termin...

Page 16: ...S CHANNEL LEDs These LEDs display the transmitter status and current transmitter channel There are 12 channels to choose from CAUTION DO NOT APPLY EXTERNAL VOLTAGES TO THE ALARM INPUTS AS PERMANENT DA...

Page 17: ...transmission path use opposite polarization antennas and then set the units to operate on the odd channels 1 3 5 7 9 11 Contact Trango Tech Support for additional help on setting the correct configura...

Page 18: ...Standby mode the transmitter will awaken enter Normal mode for a user selectable amount of time if an alarm is received over the Alarm 1 input After this time has expired the transmitter will reenter...

Page 19: ...ve channel LED will be on solid to indicate that the transmitter is now continuously transmitting again If the Power Save Timer is still enabled the radio will go back to Power Save Standby when it ti...

Page 20: ...out diagram to connect to the RJ11 Data connector for RS 232 data pass through To pass simplex one way RS 485 or RS 422 format serial data use the LC485 422 available from your dealer If using the LC4...

Page 21: ...reserved 20 Low Battery If the input voltage drops below 6V the status LED will blink twice per second A low battery indication is also sent to the receiver and can be viewed using the TrangoLink sof...

Page 22: ...put This card is encased in a NEMA 4X rated aluminum powdercoat enclosure Do not remove the card from the enclosure 1 Power 2 Alarm 1 2 relay outputs 3 Right audio output 4 Left Audio output 5 Stereo...

Page 23: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 22 FIGURE 4 Use with dry no voltage contact closures only 8 9 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10...

Page 24: ...se outputs are independent and can be used to turn on peripheral devices such as video recorders and audible alarms 3 4 RIGHT LEFT AUDIO OUTPUTS Designed to mate to a standard RCA male connector this...

Page 25: ...ers are available for use with some monitors and VCR inputs 8 TOGGLE RSSI To change the receiver channel depress this switch momentarily Remember to change the transmitter channel as well since it is...

Page 26: ...set the units to operate on the odd channels 1 3 5 7 9 11 Contact Trango Tech Support for additional help on setting the correct configuration for your application Alarm Outputs When the VRX5900 recei...

Page 27: ...ceiver should be configured to pass or accept data at the same rate The data rate can be configured using the TrangoLink software To enter Data Pass Through mode the Stereo Alarm switch should be plac...

Page 28: ...ve channels are set the same and make sure the transmitter is not in Standby mode slow blinking LED or that the battery is not low fast blinking LED Verify all connectors are tight POOR PICTURE QUALIT...

Page 29: ...NSMITTER OR RECEIVER USING TRANGOLINK Perform a system reset by holding toggle switch down while applying power All memory locations will be erased and the system will be reinitialized All LEDs will l...

Page 30: ...and double click on it To uninstall 1 Click on Start then Settings then Control Panel 2 Double click on Add Remove Programs 3 Select TrangoLink and click Add Remove TrangoLink with the Falcon PLUS Sy...

Page 31: ...ved Select Port This selects the serial port through which the PC is connected to the transmitter or receiver The cable required to connect may be purchased from your Trango Systems sales representati...

Page 32: ...which the data rate and parity can be chosen To use this function the Stereo Alarm switch on the transmitter and receiver must be set to Alm Data Mode On FIGURE 5 Help Choosing this pull down menu bri...

Page 33: ...field Power Save Timer The Falcon PLUS can reenter Standby mode after a preset amount of time has passed which can be entered in the Power Save Timer field Power Save Standby mode If zero is entered...

Page 34: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 33 FIGURE 6...

Page 35: ...epresentative Exit Exits TrangoLink Link Verification This option brings up a dialog box by which the Link Verification Code can be set This is a 32 bit code sent from the transmitter to the receiver...

Page 36: ...All rights reserved 35 FIGURE 7 Help Choosing this pull down menu brings up two options Help Topics This offers you an index of online help topics About This displays the copyright notice and version...

Page 37: ...nc pulse on the received video signal Red indicates that it does not and hence that no video is being transmitted Low Transmitter Battery Red indicates that the transmitter has a low power supply volt...

Page 38: ...go Systems Inc All rights reserved 37 In Figure 8 the TrangoLink interface screen shows that the receiver is set to Channel 3 both Alarms are open and a low battery condition exists on the transmitter...

Page 39: ...6 MHz Channel 8 5816 MHz Channel 9 5828 MHz Channel 10 5838 MHz Channel 11 5850 MHz Channel 12 5860 MHz RF Output Power Meets FCC Part 15 249 radiated field strength of 50 mV m at 3 meters with CP hel...

Page 40: ...re emphasis 75 S ALARM SECTION Input Level Normally open contact closure input on both Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 The current state of the input open or closed is transmitted to the receiver which reflects t...

Page 41: ...RS INDICATORS RF Output Custom connector is in compliance with FCC rules part 15C 15 203 FCC Compliance The transmitter shall comply with FCC Part 15 249 FCC Part 15 Subpart B Industry Canada Specific...

Page 42: ...tereo Alarm switch DPDT switch allows selection of data alarms or right audio on 6 0 MHz subcarrier Indicators 4 channel LEDs which display the current channel 1 Status LED which blinks slowly in Stan...

Page 43: ...B with 80 dBm RF input 48 dB with 75 dBm RF input Video Diff Gain 5 Video Diff Phase 5 degrees Chr To Lum Gain 70 to 107 Chr To Lum Delay 60 nS Output Load Imp 75 DC Clamping Back Porch with 0 V typic...

Page 44: ...e Range 7 Vdc nominal 6 9 Vdc Max Ripple Input 1 Vpp Current Consumption 450 mA nominal in receive mode and RSSI mode DATA PASS THROUGH MODE Protocol Simplex 3 wire RS 232 levels using serial port Ser...

Page 45: ...65 lb CONNECTORS INDICATORS RF Input SMA female connector FCC Compliance The receiver shall comply with FCC Part 15 203 FCC Part 15 207 a FCC Part 15 Subpart B Industry Canada Specifications RSS 210 I...

Page 46: ...omentary toggles through modes channels Stereo Alarm switch DPDT switch allows selection of data alarms or right audio on 6 0 MHz subcarrier Indicators 4 channel LEDs that display the current channel...

Page 47: ...Copyright 2000 Trango Systems Inc All rights reserved 46 Notes...

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