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P2

 

P3

 

OUT

 

IN

 

BURST

 

CONT

 

P4

 

P1

 

UNMUTE

 

MUTE

 

P5

 

TONE

 

LVL

 

POWER

 

  ON

 

JP1

 

1

 

2

 

3

 

4

 

5

 

6

 

7

 

8

 

COM

 

SIGNAL

 

     IN

 

COM

 

SIGNAL

 

  OUT

 

GND

 

-24V

 

TONES

 

Connect COM to

 

Desired Tone

 

Relay

 

Contact

 

Signal In

 

(Optional)

 

Power Supply

 

     -24VDC

 

(-)

 

(+)

 

Signal

 

Out

 

Option Blocks (Jumpers shown in factory default setting))

 

T2

 

T1

 

Adjust for

 

Desired

 

Output Level

 

Green LED

 

on when power

 

is present

 

FIGURE 1

 

OUT

 

IN

 

TONE BANK

 

    SELECT

 

P6

 

Description of Jumpers

 

P1 (BURST/CONT) - Sets the mode of the V-9927A.  The BURST function allows one (1) tone (or sequence)

 

for each closure of the TONES input.  The CONT function is continuous; the tone (or sequence) will

 

repeat while the closure on the TONES input (1-8) remains activated.

 

P2 & P6 - Not used on this version.

 

P3 (TONE BANK Select; OUT/IN) - Activates tones.  Refer to the Tone Table (page 2) to determine jumper

 

placement for the desired tones.

 

P4 (UNMUTE/MUTE) - Determines if SIGNAL IN is muted or unmuted.  With UNMUTE selected, the signal

 

returns after completion of a designated tone (or sequence) even if the relay on the TONES input (1-8)

 

remains connected.  With MUTE selected, the signal remains off after completion of tones even if the relay

 

on the TONES input (1-8) is connected.

 

P5 (OUT/IN) - Determines the fadeout duration of the Input Source.  The INPUT source will be faded out in 0.75
seconds if P5 is OUT or will be faded out in 0.25 seconds if P5 is IN.

 

Compatibility with the V-9927

 

Set P3 to "IN" position

 

Set P1 for BURST or CONT as required

 

Set P4 to UNMUTE

 

Set P5 to "IN"

 

TONE inputs 1-4 correspond to WHOOP, 

 

CHIME, BURST, and STEADY.

 

CODE CALL is available on TONE input 8.

 

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Summary of Contents for V-9927A

Page 1: ...n of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his her own expense INSTALLATION Product is intended for wall mounting only When mounting open enclosure and remove circuit board Screw back of enclosure to backboard near the telephone system common equipment Snap circuit board back in place Both...

Page 2: ...NECTION ON OPTION BLOCK DESCRIPTION JP1 P3 COM TONE 1 COM TONE 2 COM TONE 3 COM TONE 4 COM TONE 5 COM TONE 6 COM TONE 7 COM TONE 8 IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN WHOOP 698Hz 3 9 seconds approx 2 cycle minimum DUAL CHIME 880Hz 698Hz BURST 880Hz 1 2 second on 2 seconds minimum STEADY 880Hz 3 seconds minimum TeleBell 986 784Hz 11 per second 10 minimum Chimes 986 784 659 523Hz order Chimes 880 698 587 494Hz ...

Page 3: ...sed on this version P3 TONE BANK Select OUT IN Activates tones Refer to the Tone Table page 2 to determine jumper placement for the desired tones P4 UNMUTE MUTE Determines if SIGNAL IN is muted or unmuted With UNMUTE selected the signal returns after completion of a designated tone or sequence even if the relay on the TONES input 1 8 remains connected With MUTE selected the signal remains off afte...

Page 4: ...c indicates the validity of the claim 2 the defect is not the result of damage misuse or negligence after the original shipment 3 the product has not been altered in any way or repaired by others and that factory sealed units are unopened a service charge plus parts and labor will be applied to units defaced or physically damaged 4 freight charges for the return of products to Valcom are prepaid 5...

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