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VISIPLEX, INC. VS3100 Desktop Paging System

User /Installation Manual

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V I S I P L E X , I N C .

VS3100 Desktop Paging User/Installation Manual

© Visiplex, Inc. www.visiplex.com

100 N Fairway Drive • Suite 120 Vernon Hills, IL 60061

Phone 847-918-0250 • Fax 847-918-0259

Table of ContentsOrganization of this Manual_________________________________________________________________________ 1 The Visiplex Desktop Paging System __________________________________________________________________ 2

Standard Features of the VS3100 Desktop Paging System______________________________________________ 2 Optional Features of the VS3100 Desktop Paging System ______________________________________________ 2 Turning the VS3100 On/Off ______________________________________________________________________ 3 General Screen Information ______________________________________________________________________ 3 The Paging Operator Menu_______________________________________________________________________ 3

Programming Pagers Into the VS3100_________________________________________________________________ 4 Sending A Test Page to A Pager ______________________________________________________________________ 5 Sending Messages to Multiple Pagers _________________________________________________________________ 5

Sending a Simultaneous Group Page _______________________________________________________________ 5 Sending a Sequential Group Page__________________________________________________________________ 5

Configuring the Com Port of the VS3100 ______________________________________________________________ 7 VS3100 Com Port Configuration Flow Chart ________________________________________________________ 7

Using the Dry Contact Alarm Points of the VS3100 ______________________________________________________ 8 Programming Alarm Point Messages into the VS3100_________________________________________________ 8

Using the Optional Features of the VS3100_____________________________________________________________ 9 VS3001 – Dial-Up Alphanumeric Modem Input ______________________________________________________ 9 VS3002 – Wide Area Software and Internal Modem __________________________________________________ 9 VS3003 – Telephone Line Interface ________________________________________________________________ 9 VS3004 – Preprogrammed Alpha – By – Phone Messages______________________________________________ 9 VS3006 – 10 Preprogrammed Messages Via Keyboard (Fast Page) _____________________________________ 10 VS3066 – Free Text Messaging Software ___________________________________________________________ 10

VS3100 Pin-Outs and Connector Definitions __________________________________________________________ 11 External Antenna Mounting Instructions _____________________________________________________________ 12

Transmitter Antenna Installation Guidelines _______________________________________________________ 12 Visiplex, Inc. Warranty Policy ______________________________________________________________________ 13

Obtaining Service on Visiplex, Inc. Products________________________________________________________ 13 Appendix A - Basic Pager Programming ______________________________________________________________ 14

Basic VP-2 (Three-Button Pager) Second Cap Code Programming _____________________________________ 14 Basic VP-4 (Four-Button Pager) Second Cap Code Programming ______________________________________ 15

Appendix B - Basic VS3100 Troubleshooting __________________________________________________________ 16 Basic VS3100 Com Port Troubleshooting __________________________________________________________ 16

Appendix C - VS3100 Basic Troubleshooting Chart _____________________________________________________ 17 VS3100 Basic Connectivity Test __________________________________________________________________ 17

Appendix D - VS3100 PA System Cheat Sheet__________________________________________________________ 18 Generating a tone from the VS3100 _______________________________________________________________ 18 Sending a voice message to the speaker ____________________________________________________________ 18

Appendix E – External Transmitter Antenna Specifications ______________________________________________ 19 General Information ___________________________________________________________________________ 19

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Introduction About This Manual

his VS3100 Desktop Paging User/Installation Manual explains how to install and setup a VS3100 for automated and manual paging, as well as instructions to install the transmitter antenna if applicable

It is imperative the manual be followed in the order it is presented to prevent damage to the equipment.

The manual gives instruction to mounting preparation, location, and spacing in regard to other antennas and equipment. Information is also provided to verify receiving and transmission quality, and correct any problems that may arise during installation or operation.

Organization of this Manual Chapter 1 – Introduction (This Chapter)

Introduces the VS3100 and Transmitter Antenna and describes where you can find the information to install and setup the wireless system

Chapter 2 – Setting Up the VS3100

Describes the steps needed to:

o Program a pager

o Send a test page

o Program a group pager

o Configuring the com port

o Programming alarm point messages.

Chapter 3 – Using the Optional Features of the VS3100

Describes the numerous optional features that have or may be installed.

Gives instruction for a connectivity test and troubleshooting chart

Chapter 4 – VS3100 Pin-Outs and Connector Definitions

Describes and defines pin-out of VS3100 connectors.

Chapter 5 – External Antenna Mounting Instructions

Gives guidelines for indoor and outdoor installation of external antenna.

Chapter 6 – Visiplex, Inc. Warranty Policy

Appendix A – Basic Pager Programming

Appendix B – Basic VS3100 Troubleshooting

Appendix C – VS3100 PA Cheat Sheet

Appendix D – External Transmitter Antenna Specifications

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The Visiplex Desktop Paging SystemThe Visiplex VS3100 offers the latest and most innovative way to incorporate automated and manual paging throughout your facility, providing you with benefits of improved productivity as well as reduced costs. The system is equipped with a full size keyboard for easy operation and programming. Pages can be initiated through the keyboard, telephone, portable radio, RS232 serial communication, LANs, dial-up alphanumeric input devices, and dry contact closures.

Standard Features of the VS3100 Desktop Paging System Alphanumeric, numeric, and tone and voice paging capability

Individual and group call capability

RS232 serial port

24 dry contact alarm inputs

Integrated, full-size keyboard

Large, graphic LCD display

Built in Memory Battery Backup

1000 fully user configurable pager database

One-Year Full Factory Warranty

Optional Features of the VS3100 Desktop Paging System GPS Time Synchronization

Two-way radio package

Telephone Interface

Low or High Powered Transmitters

Wide Area Paging Capability (Text Messages to Cell Phones)

Expandable Contact Points

Multiple RS232 ports

Free Text Serial Interface

Multi-User Network Interface


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Setting Up The VS3100 Prior to any VS3100 programming, ensure all the connections to power and the external transmitter (if applicable) are done properly. Refer to the installation section for more details.

Turning the VS3100 On/Off Once power has been supplied to the VS3100, turn the ON/OFF switch on the back of the system to the correct position.

Once the VS3100 boots up, the Power On LED should be lit green, while the System Status LED will be yellow and flash. If any LEDs other than those two stay lit on boot up, contact Visiplex Technical Support.

NOTE: Do not leave the VS3100 unplugged more than 14 days. This may result in losing all programmed data.

General Screen Information The VS3100 menu screens that require data entry are made up of a series of fields enclosed by brackets. The prompt for each field appears in the lower left corner of each screen.

To move the cursor: Use the “Enter” key to skip fields

To move between data fields: Once you have typed information into a data field, and the field is not completely full, enter it into the system by pressing the ENTER key. The blinking cursor then advances to the next data field.

If you need to delete or change data in a data field, use the DEL key to move backwards and then resume entering the data.

To return to the previous screen, press the ESC key.

The Paging Operator Menu The paging operator menu appears soon after the VS3100 is turned on. The menu, shown below, is used for sending a page to a pager (from the unit keyboard) that has already been set up via the Administration menu. Press the number key corresponding to the option you wish to select.

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PAGING OPERATOR MENU 12:00

1. SEND A PAGE 2.VIEW LAST MESSAGES 3.LIST PAGERS DETAILS 4.ADMINISTRATION MENU ENTER YOUR SELECTION:_


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Programming Pagers Into the VS3100 Before the system can begin paging from the Paging Operator Menu, a pager database must be created in the system. Follow the flowchart below to properly program pagers into the VS3100.

From Paging Operator Menu, select option

4. Administration

Enter Password: DIAGSYS Press Enter key

From Administration Menu, select option

1. Edit Pager Details

Enter a three-digit pager ID number

P E t k

Enter pager name(optional) Press Enter key

Enter seven-digit pager address (cap code)

Press Enter key

Enter modem telephone number if using Wide area pagers, otherwise press ENTER key

Press Enter key

Enter type of pager Note: A=Alpha, N=Numeric, T=Tone, V=Voice, W=Wide area

Enter pager format Note: Pocsag (P) is most common format

Enter Baud rate of pager (located on back of pager) Note: 5=512, 1=1200, 2=2400

Enter Mode (usually 1)

Enter I in Group/Indv field Enter Group number if applicable

Press Enter through remaining fields until prompted to Update Details Press Y to save

Press Escape (Esc) key twice to return to Paging Operator MenuSend a test page to programmed pager


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Sending A Test Page to A Pager Once a pager is programmed into the system, you can send a test page to the pager from the system keyboard.

1. From the Pager Operator Menu, select option 1. Send A Page

2. In the USER field, enter the three-digit pager ID previously programmed into the VS3100.

3. If the pager has been programmed correctly, the user name (if applicable) and pager type will show, and the cursor will drop into the message field.

4. Type a simple test message and press the ENTER key.

NOTE: If numeric the system will only allow a numeric message.

5. The red XMTR LED should go on and the system will have an internal click when the system is transmitting.

6. The pager the message was intended for should receive the message immediately after the XMTR ON LED goes out.

7. If the pager received the message cleanly, you may continue programming the remainder of your pagers into the database.

Sending Messages to Multiple Pagers Sending a Simultaneous Group Page

Each Visiplex pager is preprogrammed with an individual cap code, which is the seven-digit number on the back of each one, along with what is called a common cap code. The common cap code is the same in every pager and can be used to page every pager simultaneously.

To use the common cap code group page, program a pager as you would an individual pager as described on page 4, using the address 0800900 (for new pagers only).

When you send a test page to this pager ID, every pager should receive the page at the exact same time. This method of group paging is the most efficient way of sending out a page to multiple pagers.

Sending a Sequential Group Page In some cases a common cap code may not be applicable, or simply unknown. In this instance, a group pager can be set up in the VS3100 pager database. When you create a group pager in the pager database, you essentially are creating a mini-database within a database. The group pager in itself is a phantom pager, in other words, it doesn’t have an address (cap code). The group pager does nothing more than search the database for pagers within it’s own group designation.

To program a group pager into the VS3100 Pager Database:

1. From the Pager Operator Menu, select option 4. Administration

2. Enter the password DIAGSYS, and press Enter

3. From the Administration Menu, select option 1. Edit Pager Details

4. Enter the three-digit number you wish to be the group number.

5. NOTE: If a pager already exists for that number, press U to update details

6. Enter in a name for the group if desired, and press ENTER

7. Continue to press ENTER through the remaining fields until you reach the

The common cap code programmed inside each new pager is 0800900.


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GROUP/INDV field, type a G, and press ENTER.

8. Enter the desired group number or letter, and press Y to update details.

NOTE: To program a pager into a group in the VS3100 Pager Database See page 4.


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Configuring the Com Port of the VS3100 Often the VS3100 Desktop Paging System will be used in conjunction with an external device, such as a nurse call, fire alarm panel, or other devices capable of having an RS232 or ASCII output.

In order for the two to work together harmoniously, the two must be configured specifically for one another.

The VS3100 pager database must contain the three-digit ID the external device is referencing.

o For example, if the external source is referencing the number 100, a pager 100 must be programmed into the VS3100

The VS3100 com port must be configured with the same baud rate, parity, and protocol as the external device.

o If you are unsure of the protocol, baud rate, and parity of the external device, contact the manufacturer of the product, or refer to Appendix B of this manual for a common list of systems and settings.

VS3100 Com Port Configuration Flow Chart

From Paging Operator Menu, select option 4. Administration

Enter Password: DIAGSYSPress Enter key


3. Setup Menu

From Setup Menu, select option 3. System Setup

In System Setup, Com “X” port protocol, baud rate, and parity must match port settings of system the Visiplex is

connected to.

Right arrow with move cursor to next field Up and down arrow with change settings

Once changes have been made press Escape Key to exit and save.

Test connectivity between units by sending an alarm from the external source

VS3100 red XMTR LED should go on, and pager(s) should receive message from

system.

When connecting the VS3100 to an external device, you must use a null cable or null modem from com port to com port.


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Using the Dry Contact Alarm Points of the VS3100 The VS3100 Desktop Paging System comes standard with 24 User-Programmable, Dry Contact Alarm Points. This is the J1 connector located on the back of the system, see below for pin-out.

The alarm points are normally closed by default, therefore, you must ground the alarm point in order to activate it.

NOTE: THE ALARM POINTS ARE MEANT FOR DRY CONTACT CLOSURES, THEY MAY NOT REACT PROPERLY IF USING VOLTAGE TO TRIP AN ALARM.

Programming Alarm Point Messages into the VS3100 To program your Alarm Point messages, go to Preprogrammed Messages (4. Administration 2. Preprogrammed

Messages), and select option 1. Alarm Messages.

o Press U to update message, or S to select a specific message number.

o Type the three-digit pager ID you wish to send the alarm message to

o Select Y or N for Repeat.

o Type the message you wish to send when the alarm is activated, followed by the ENTER key.

o Once all messages are programmed, press the ESC key three times to return to the Pager Operator Menu

GND (Common)

Pins 2 – 25 equal to Alarm Points 1-24


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Using the Optional Features of the VS3100 All optional features of the VS3100 must have been specifically ordered, they are not standard features of the system

VS3001 – Dial-Up Alphanumeric Modem Input To use the dial-up modem connect an analog phone line into the Modem port on the back of the VS3100

In the System Setup screen (4. Administration 3. Set Up Menu 3. System Setup), use the right arrow to move to Com 4

o Configure Com 4 for TAP protocol by using the up or down arrow, then press the right arrow to move to the Set As field across from Com 4

o Configure the baud rate and parity bits to match that of the modem dialing into the VS3100

VS3002 – Wide Area Software and Internal Modem The system will arrive pre-configured when the system is ordered with the VS3002 option.

See Programming Pagers Into The VS3100, on page 4, for instructions on programming wide area pagers into the system

NOTE: When the area code is required, put the three-digit area code in the last three slots of the NAME field.

VS3003 – Telephone Line Interface The system will arrive pre-configured when the system is ordered with the VS3003 option.

Connect an analog phone line in the Phone port on the back of the VS3100.

o Once connected, dial the phone number of that phone line and the VS3100 will prompt you for a pager ID number and message.

VS3004 – Preprogrammed Alpha – By – Phone Messages The system will arrive pre-configured when the system is ordered with the VS3004.

To program your Alpha – By – Phone messages, go to Preprogrammed Messages (4. Administration 2. Preprogrammed Messages), and select option 2. PABX Messages.


o Once the preprogrammed message is entered press the ENTER key.


To send a PABX Preprogrammed Message, after entering the pager number you wish to send the message to, press the * key on the phone keypad and the two-digit number of the message you wish to send.

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Using the Optional Features of the VS3100 Continued

VS3006 – 10 Preprogrammed Messages Via Keyboard (Fast Page) The system will arrive pre-configured when the system is ordered with the VS3006 option.

To program your Fast Page messages into the VS3100, go to Preprogrammed Messages (4. Administration 2. Preprogrammed Messages), and select option 3. Fast Page Messages.


o Once the preprogrammed message is entered press the ENTER key.


To send a Fast Page message from the keyboard, select option 1. Send A Page, from the Pager Operator Menu

Enter in the three-digit pager ID you wish to send a message to, then select the appropriate Fast Page message using the Function (F1-F10) keys located at the top of the keyboard, where message 1 is F1 and message 10 is F10.

You may add text to the Fast Page message, or simply press the ENTER key to send the message.

VS3066 – Free Text Messaging Software Free Text Messaging is commonly used when there is no specific protocol being used by the external source. Free Text allows you to send specific messages to a specific pager or pagers based on keywords used in the message from the external source. For example, if the keyword was “alarm”, then any text string sent to the VS3100 with the word “alarm” in it would be sent out to the designated pager number.

The system will arrive pre-configured when the system is ordered with the VS3066 option.

To program your Free Text messages into the VS3100, go to Preprogrammed Messages (4. Administration 2. Preprogrammed Messages), and select option 4. Free Text Messages.


o Type in the three-digit pager ID number you wish the message to go to.

o Type the key work you wish the system to look for, followed by the ENTER key.

o Press the S key to move to the next message.

o Once finished, press ESC key three times to return to the Pager Operator Menu.


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VS3100 Pin-Outs and Connector Definitions The VS3100 Desktop Paging System comes standard with:

Com Port 1 Installed

o See page 6 for com port configuration instructions

J1 – 24 Dry Contact, User Programmable Alarm Inputs

J2 – To be used with an external transmitter (if applicable)

NOTE: Although externally there are plugs for additional com ports, a phone line, and modem line; none are internally installed unless ordered prior to production.

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GND (Common)

GND

RX (in)

DATA (out)

TX (out)

Digital PTT (in)

GND

Analog DATA (out)

N.C.

INHIBIT (in)

N.C.

DATA IN (in)

GND

Analog TT

WLS (in)

PWR (out)

Com Ports 1-3 J2 – External Transmitter J1 – 24 Dry Contact Alarm Inputs

GND

N.C.

R.T.S. (out)

N.C.

TX (out)

D.S.R. (out)

RX (in)

N.C.

N.C.

Pins 2 – 25 equal to Alarm Points 1-24


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External Antenna Mounting Instructions Transmitter Antenna Installation Guidelines

Indoor Antenna Installation Satisfactory results may be obtained on other locations such as an HVAC duct or metal

“I” beam as long as the radiator (the white nub) has space above and around it to transmit cleanly.

The antenna may be mounted upward or downward, NEVER horizontal.

When mounting any antenna, care should be taken when choosing the mounting location so as to provide an adequate ground plane and free space for the radiator.

If the radiator is mounted too close to metal, a high VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) may occur. Long term, this can cause damage to the transmitter.

Outdoor Antenna Installation To achieve maximum performance for your outdoor antenna make sure to pick a location that is unobstructed by

trees, branches, power-lines, etc., never mount the antenna where there is a signal reflecting surface such as metal, power-lines, mirrored-glass, etc.

Make sure to pick a spot that is easily accessible in case you need to perform maintenance on the antenna.

For optimal performance, you must make sure the antenna you choose, in combination with the height of the antenna installation above ground, will provide sufficient clearance to allow your antenna to radiate without interference.

It is best mounting the antenna so the route of the antenna cable is straight and close to the VS3100 or external transmitter (if applicable).

The antenna may be mounted upward or downward, NEVER horizontal.

An optional wall mount bracket allows for the mounting of the antenna on the side of a building or other structure. This provides a convenient mounting location when the roof’s overhang is not excessive.

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Visiplex, Inc. Warranty Policy Visiplex, Inc. Warranty Policy

Visiplex, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that the system and all it’s components will be free of defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one year from the date of purchase.

Visiplex, Inc. will, without charge, repair or replace, at its option, defective product or component parts upon delivery to the factory service department.

This warranty does not apply in the event of any misuse or abuse of the product, or as a result of any unauthorized repairs or alterations. This warranty does not apply if the serial number is altered, defaced, or removed from the products.

Changes or modifications made to Visiplex, Inc. products that have not been expressly approved by Visiplex, Inc. will void the manufacturer warranty.

The purchase price of this product does not include, from Visiplex, Inc., any on-site support, service, or maintenance.

Obtaining Service on Visiplex, Inc. Products Contact the dealer/distributor from whom the product was purchased. If you do not know where the product was purchased, go to www.visiplex.com or contact Visiplex, Inc. Technical Support Center at 847-918-0250.

To obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number you must know the serial number of the product that requires servicing.

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Appendix A - Basic Pager Programming Basic VP-2 (Three-Button Pager) Second Cap Code Programming

Hold down all three buttons

simultaneously for approximately five seconds

Enter Password: 1141[Note: Pink (middle) button changes value of digit,

Blue (far right) button moves cursor right] Press Yellow (far left) button to enter

PASSWORD 0 0 0 0

Press Blue (far right) button to enter

For address to be active, it must have an N on the end of the address, if there is a P or – after address,

the pager will not work properly.

Address in pager must match address in pager database.

To make changes to pager address, press pink button to change value of number, press blue

button to move right, and press yellow button to exit.

After all changes are made, press pink button until

SAVE AND QUIT ? Press Blue button to save and exit

1:xxxxxxxN2:xxxxxxxN

SET PAGER ID?


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Basic VP-4 (Four-Button Pager) Second Cap Code Programming

Turn pager off by pressing red button, then pressing yellow right arrow twice

Press red button

ON/OFF PAGER

0000

ADSYSBQT

Enter password 1141Press red button to increase number value, use

yellow right button to move to next digit. Press green button when finished entering

password.

Address in pager must match address in pager database.

Press red button

1:xxxxxxx 0

To make changes to address, press yellow right arrow to move to next digit, press red button to

change value of number. To move to next address, place cursor under 1. and

press red button Press green button to exit.

After all changes are made, press yellow right button to put cursor under QT, press green button to

save and quit.

Press red and green button simultaneously for

approximately three seconds

Send a test page


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Appendix B - Basic VS3100 Troubleshooting Basic VS3100 Com Port Troubleshooting

No Yes

No Can you page directly from the VS3100?

From Paging Operator Menu, select option 4. Administration

Enter Password: DIAGSYSPress Enter key


3. Setup Menu

From Setup Menu, select option 3. System Setup

Does red “XMTR On” light come on while paging?

Contact Visiplex Technical Support at

847.405.0771

In System Setup, Com “X” port protocol, baud rate, and parity must match port settings of system the Visiplex is

connected to.

Right arrow with move cursor to next field Up and down arrow with change settings

Once changes have been made press Escape Key to exit and save.

Test connectivity between units by sending a test page

Did Visiplex unit receive

the message? End of troubleshooting

Contact Visiplex Technical Support at 847.405.0771


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Appendix C - VS3100 Basic Troubleshooting Chart Symptom Possible Solution #1 Possible Solution #2

VS3100 not retaining cap code of pager

Go to Edit Pager Detail, re-enter cap code and press ENTER key until prompted to update details

Message not reaching pager from VS3100

Verify settings in Edit Pager Details are correct, to include cap code, type, and baud

Pager to close to antenna of transmitter

Message received on pager is garbled Verify pager type and baud are correct in Edit Pager Details Verify com port settings of both

systems, see page 6

VS3100 not paging from external device

Verify cable being used is a NULL cable or straight cable is being used with a NULL Modem

Verify com port settings of both systems, see page 6

VS3100 not paging from external device

Verify reference number from external source matches pager ID in VS3100

VS3100 Basic Connectivity Test

In cases of original install or loss of communication between the external device and the VS3100, there is a simple to test the connectivity between the two systems.

1. In Edit Pager Details (4. Administration 1. Edit Pager Details) program a pager 100 into the system, see page 4 for pager database programming instructions.

2. In System Setup (4. Administration 3. Setup Menu 3. System Setup) configure the com port being tested to use the COMP1 protocol.

3. Escape back to the Pager Operator Menu and send an alarm to the VS3100 from the external device.

4. If the VS3100 sends a page to pager 100, the connectivity between the two systems is good. If no page is sent out, there is no connectivity.

NOTE: THIS IS ONLY A CONNECTIVITY TEST, THE MESSAGE OR MESSAGES THAT APPEAR ON THE PAGER IS NOT IMPORTANT AT THIS TIME.


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Appendix D - VS3100 PA System Cheat Sheet The VS3100 System has already been programmed to send a voice message to a PA speaker. To verify programming, once the VS3100 is powered up, select option 3. List Pager Details. There you should see two Ids, 001 and 100. Both will have the same address, however, one will be designated a wireless speaker (001), while the other will be an alphanumeric pager (100).

Generating a tone from the VS3100 Select option 1. Send a page

Type the number 100 in the USER field.

In the MESSAGE field type the following:

GT = Generate tone

Tone selection, 1-4

Repeat time, 1-8

Volume, 1-4

Followed by the ENTER key

For example, to send Tone 1, with no repeat, at the highest level, the command would be this:

GT104, followed by ENTER.

Sending a voice message to the speaker The VS3100 has been equipped with an internal telephone interface which works just like a telephone.

Any analog phone line plugged into the phone jack of the VS3100 will work.

NOTE: A digital PBX phone line will not work, if going through a PBX, the line must be a simulated analog line.

Simply dial the phone number of the phone line, and the VS3100 will answer and prompt for a pager number.

To send a voice page, use pager number 001, which is the wireless speaker.

To increase the volume, precede the pager number with *1 - *4.

For example, to send a voice message to a speaker at the highest level, you would enter, *4001.


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Appendix E – External Transmitter Antenna Specifications General Information

¾’ style chrome magnetic base with 12’ of RG58A/U

Magnet is rated at 90 lbs. pull strength

Frequency Range: 142-172MHz 410-490MHz

VSWR: <1.5:1 850KHz <1.5:1 10MHz

<2.0:1 1.5MHz <2.0:1 20MHz

Antenna Length: 3 ½” / 2 ¾”

Maximum Power: 150 watts

Impedance: 50 ohms

Polarization: Vertical

Antenna Mounting: ¾” screw base

Termination: Male BNC-type connector

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