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General Description
UltraVoice Indoor Controller (UVIC)
UVLOC Option
The UltraVoice Local Operating Console (UVLOC) is an activation point for the
UltraVoice controller series.
The UVLOC offers the capability to do the following:
• Activate seven tone or pre-recorded digital voice messages
• Record/play a live voice message
• Conduct live public address (PA) announcements
The UVLOC is ideal for providing multiple activation points in an Indoor Mass
Notification System. The UVLOC is rated for indoor use and can be surface or recessed
mounted. Six UVLOCs can be interfaced into an UVIC controller, as each UVLOC is
hard-wired using standard CAT5 cable and battery operated from its respective UVIC
controller. The UVLOC may be located up to 1/2 mile away from the UVIC controller
and requires no local power source of its own.
The UVLOC interface board includes six RJ45 connections to connect to individual
UVLOC units. The UVLOC interface board also includes a connection to interface to a
second additional UVLOC interface board (optional).
Outfitted with onboard LEDs, the UVLOC indicates when the unit is armed and powered.
In addition, arming the UVLOC signals the Commander Software System, alerting
operators that the unit has been activated for use.
UVLOC Features
The UVLOC has the following features.
• Operator interface panel for controlling 7 digital messages, live P.A., record and
playback functions, and two auxiliary user programmable functions.
• Remotely powered from the UVIC controller
• LED status indicators
• Balanced 600 ohm output
• CAT5 wiring interface
• Battery operation
• On-board noise canceling microphone
• LED lights up when armed
Model UVIC-IP
The UVIC-IP includes a network card that provides the capability to communicate over a
network and provides audio decoding of digitized audio sent over the network.
The network card is configured with its own fixed IP address and port number. When
packets of data are received over the network port that are addressed to the board’s IP and
port number, they are converted to serial data and sent out over the serial port. Likewise,