Firecom BP5-10 Bedienungsanleitung

Wireless Belt Pack

BP5-10 5Conductor with

Radio Transmit

Operation Manual

Introduction

The BP5-10 is a highly reliable wireless communication module for first responder

apparatus operator applications. The BP5-10 allows the operator to use any wired

Firecom headset to communicate wirelessly to a base station mounted on the fire or

emergency apparatus. It provides secure, digitally encoded, interference free

communications. When operated as part of a wireless system, up to 40 headsets can

be used interference free, in close vicinity to each other.

Note: Under certain site conditions, it may be possible to operate up to 50 headsets

in close proximity.

•BP5-10 5-conductor jack with PTT for transmitting on the vehicle’s radio;

compatible with Firecom’s UH/FH series headsets

Front

Back

Proper Fit

Firecom recommends that the belt pack be worn on the hip, using the enclosed belt-

carried pouch. The user can then plug in a headset of his/her preference and convert

it to a wireless communications headset.

Notes:

- Refer to the wired headset’s user manual for proper fit and use of the headset.

- Refer to the Specifications section in this manual to determine whether a certain

headset is compatible with the BP5-10 belt pack.

PTT Switch:

The BP5-10 belt pack is equipped with a red momentary PTT switch located on the

top panel. When this switch is activated, the belt pack enables radio transmission

through the apparatus radio via the intercom system connected to the wireless base

station.

Notes:

The PTT switch on the belt pack will key the apparatus radio regardless of whether or

not the microphone on the headset is enabled. If the belt pack PTT is depressed

while the UH-20/40 mic is disabled, the apparatus radio will transmit a silent carrier. If

radio-transmit capability is not required, then a non-radio-transmit headset such as

Firecom UH-20 with a momentary microphone may be used.

If a Firecom UH/FH-10 radio-transmit capable headset is used, radio transmission

can be enabled using either the headset’s PTT switch or the belt pack’s PTT switch.

Power push-button:

The BP5-10 belt pack is equipped with a momentary black power switch located on

the bottom panel. Press and hold this switch for 3-4 seconds to turn on power to the

belt pack. To turn off power to the belt pack, press and hold the switch again for 3-4

seconds.

Operation

The base station should be installed and powered up prior to operating the belt pack.

If the belt pack has not been previously paired to the base station, refer to the

“Pairing Section” for pairing instructions. The belt pack is equipped with two status

indicators (LEDs); one red and one green. Plug the headset into the belt pack and

turn the power on. The green LED will flash rapidly to indicate that the belt pack is

attempting to link to the base. At this point, the corresponding link LED on the base

station will also be flashing rapidly. After approximately 5 seconds the belt pack will

link to the base and the green LED will turn on steadily to indicate that the belt pack

is linked to the base. The headset will sound a one time double beep on connection

to the base. Once the connection is established, full duplex communication between

the base station and the headset through the belt pack will become possible.

Out-of-Range Warning

The BP5-10 wireless belt packs incorporate an out-of-range audible safety feature to

warn the user against exceeding the coverage range of the belt pack. The headset

connected to the belt pack will sound a 1 second cautionary beep every 10 seconds

when the belt pack is at the fringes of the coverage range and before the belt pack

goes completely out of range and looses its link to the base. The cautionary beep will

stop if the user steps back within range from the base station.

Warning:

Firecom recommends that the wireless belt pack always be operated with in the

coverage range to ensure consistent and reliable communications, ensuring the

safety of the crew and helping them perform their duties in the safest and most

effective manner.

Reconnect Feature

Should the belt pack go out of range and loose its link to the base station, the belt

pack is capable of automatically reestablishing its link to the base within 10-15

seconds of the belt pack’s coming back into range. However, if the belt pack is not

able to reconnect to the base station within 5 minutes of loosing its link, the belt pack

will be timed out and powered down automatically. The user will then have to cycle

power to the belt pack in order to reestablish the link to the base station.

LED Indicators

All belt packs have one green and one red externally viewable LED indicator located

in the center of the top panel.

LED INDICATOR CHART

Unit Off,

Charging: Steady ON

Green

LED Fully

Charged

Red LED Charging

Unit On,

Charging: Steady ON Flashing

Fast

Green

LED Linked to

Base Not Linked to

Base

Red LED Charging

Unit On: Steady ON Flashing

Fast Flashing

Slow 3 beeps

every 10 min 6 beeps

every min

Green

LED Linked to

Base Not Linked to

Base

Red LED Very Low

Battery Low Battery

Audible Low Battery

Very Low

Battery

Pairing Procedure

1. Press and hold the pairing button on the front panel of the base station for

approximately 5-7 seconds until the yellow LED(s) on the front panel of the

base station start flashing, indicating that the base station has entered pairing

mode. Once the base station is placed in pairing mode, the user has

approximately 15 seconds to place the belt pack in pairing mode.

2. Press and hold the PTT button while turning on power to the belt pack. After

approximately 5 seconds, the green and red LEDs will start flashing in a

relatively fast alternating pattern. Release the PTT button.

3. Monitor the green and red LEDs on the top panel of the belt pack. After about

5-7 seconds, the alternating flashing pattern ends, the green LED will flash

rapidly for two seconds and then the green and red LEDs resume normal

operation (as stated in the section titled “LED Indicators”) to indicate that the

belt pack is paired and linked to the base station. The respective LINK LED on

the base station will illuminate steadily after flashing rapidly for two seconds to

indicate that a link to the belt pack has been established.

4. When pairing with a multi-unit base station all headsets and belt packs

previously paired with that device must be powered and connected to the base

during the pairing procedure, or those devices will lose their pairing. See the

Wireless Base Station manual for details on this procedure.

Charging

Ensure that the belt pack is fully charged prior to operating for the first time.

The BP5-10 belt pack has a 2.1mm panel mounted charger jack located on the

bottom panel. A charger cable assembly with a 2.1mm x 5.5mm plug is provided with

the belt pack. The unterminated end of the charger cable can be wired to nominal

12V (11-16V) from the vehicle. Plug the terminated end of the charger cable into the

belt pack charger jack (refer to the “LED Indicators” section for proper operation of

status indicators during battery charging.

NOTES:

1. Observe correct polarity when connecting the charger cable to12V from the

vehicle. Connect the white striped black wire to +12V and the solid black wire

to GND. This will result in a positive center terminal of the 2.1mm charger jack

as shown in the following illustration.

2. Firecom does not recommend operating the belt pack while the belt pack is

being charged. It is recommended that the belt pack be charged only when it’s

not being operated and with power turned off on the belt pack.

Firecom recommends charging the wireless belt pack on the vehicle by connecting to

the vehicle’s uninterruptible 12V supply (battery). The use of unregulated 12V

AC/DC wall adapters is not recommended. However, if an adapter must be used,

Sonetics provides a 12V 0.5A regulated wall adapter.

Reset

In rare cases, resetting the belt pack may become necessary.

Plug the charger plug into the charger jack. The system will reset. Both red and green

LEDs will illuminate for approximately two seconds and then the belt pack will resume

normal operation.

NOTES:

1. In case the battery is deeply discharged, no LED indication will be possible

until the battery is partly charged to an operable voltage level.

2. Plugging the charger plug into the belt pack at any time will cause the belt

pack to reset even when it is linked to a base station. Resetting a connected

belt pack will result in losing the link for about 10-12 seconds.

3. Resetting the BP5-10 belt pack will cause the belt pack to resume normal

operation in the stand-by (power-off) mode. Press and hold the power button

for 3-4 seconds to turn the belt pack power on.

Care and Maintenance

Never remove the charging cable from the belt pack by pulling on the cord. The belt

pack should be unplugged at the jack location by pulling the charger plug from the

jack.

Wipe the external surfaces of the belt pack with a mild soap and water mixture only.

Do not store in direct sunlight or in areas of high temperature.

Specifications

Speaker Output

Amplifier Frequency Response…………….…… 300Hz - 3.4 KHz, +/- 3dB

Impedance Range……………………………………………… 150-600 ohm

Weight…………………………………………………………………… 19.50z

Headset Jack

5-conductor jack (mates with U-384/U plug) to fit Firecom headsets

Microphone Input

Frequency Response……………………………….. Microphone dependent

Max. Amb. Noise Level…………………………………. Headset dependent

MIC Sensitivity range…………………………. 20-80mv, at 1KHz, 94dBSPL

DC Bias………………………………………………... 9V through 1K resistor

Frequency range……………………………………………... 300Hz – 3.4KHz

Noise Canceling……………………………………… Microphone dependent

S/N ratio……………………………………………….. Microphone dependent

Output Impedance…………………………….………………… 50-2.2K Ohm

Due to continuous product improvements, all specifications are subject to

change without notification.

RF- Range: 700’ open field, 100' minimum from base station depending on base

station mounting position on the fire or emergency truck.

- Digital encoding for secured communications.

- Interference free communications for up to 40 headsets operating in close

proximity.

- Immunity to interference from other communications devices operating in the

entire frequency spectrum from 30 MHz – 18 GHz.

FCC/IC Compliance

This device complies with FCC Part 15 Rules and IC RSS-213 Rules. Operation of

this is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference that may be received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC/IC RF Exposure Warning

- This product complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an

uncontrolled environment.

- This product may not be collocated or operated in conjunction with any other

antenna or transmitter.

- This product has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines.

Max. SAR is 0.003 W/kg.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Firecom can void the user’s

authority to operate the equipment.

Power

- 3.7V rechargeable lithium ion battery

- 8-10 hours of talk time

- Cycle life: 500 cycles minimum

- Over voltage, under voltage, over current and over temperature protection.

- Charge source: 12V nominal (11-16v), 0.25A minimum

- Charge time: 3 hours max at 12V from deeply discharged state

Environmental

- Operating temperature -10 to +70°C

- Storage temperature -25 to +85°C

- Meets standards SAE J1455 and J1113

- Chemical resistance, corrosion, and humidity per MIL-STD-810

Package Contents

BP5-10 Belt Pack: P/N 107-0203-00

- User’s manual P/N 600-3008-00

- Charger cable P/N 420-0048-00 w/ 2.1mm plug

- Power adapter/charger,110VAC to 12VDC, 500mA P/N 321-0007-00

- Belt Pack Pouch 540-0057-00

WARRANTY

Two-Year Limited Warranty to the Original Purchaser

Sonetics Corporation warrants to the original purchaser of its products, that they

will be free from defects in materials and workmanship, under normal and proper

use, for the period of two years from date of purchase. Sonetics Corporation will

repair or replace, at its option, any parts showing factory defects during this

warranty period, subject to the following provisions. This warranty applies only to

a new product which has been sold through authorized channels of distribution.

All work under warranty must be performed by Sonetics Corporation. All returned

products must be shipped to our address, freight prepaid, accompanied by a

dated proof of purchase. The purchaser voids this warranty if he, she, or others

attempt to repair, service, or alter the product in any way. This warranty does not

apply in the event of accident, abuse, improper installation, unauthorized repair,

tampering, modification, fire, flood, collision, or other damage from external

sources, including damage which is caused by user replaceable parts (leaking

batteries, etc.). This warranty does not extend to any other equipment or

apparatus to which this product may be attached or connected. The foregoing is

your sole remedy for failure in service or defects. Sonetics Corporation shall not

be liable under this or any implied warranty for incidental or consequential

damages, nor for any installation or removal costs or other service fees. This

warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied, including the

warranty of merchantability or fitness of use, which are hereby excluded. To the

extent that this exclusion is not legally enforceable, the duration of such implied

warranties shall be limited to two years from date of purchase. No suit for breach

of express or implied warranty may be brought after two years from date of

purchase.

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