Salcom 11-85-0000 Manuel utilisateur

11-85-0000

VHF / UHF Hand Held Transmitter

PRODUCT MANUAL

Version 1.02

January 2018

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11-85-0000 VHF & UHF POCKET PAGING TRANSMITTER

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Salcom Product Documentation

This document is designed to familiarise you with Salcom products and guide you through the

hardware, configuration, installation and overall system management.

Salcom is an environmentally conscious company and in an effort to conserve paper no longer

prints manuals with shipped products. All relevant documentation can be downloaded in PDF

form from our website www.salcom.com

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Warranty and Disclaimer

Salcom products are warranted for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase against

faulty materials and workmanship. Should any fault occur the unit should be returned to the

vendor, freight pre-paid. Please include a description of the fault to assist with prompt return.

Any unauthorised alterations or repairs will invalidate the warranty.

All information provided in this document is carefully prepared and offered in good faith as a

guide in the installation, use and servicing of Salcom products. Installers must ensure that the

final installation operates satisfactorily within the relevant regulatory requirements. Salcom

accept no responsibility for incorrect installation. We reserve the right to change products,

specifications and installation data at any time without notice

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Product Overview

The 11-85SE is a UHF or VHF low power paging transmitter with an in-built encoder. Buttons or

serial commands initiate transmissions to provide numeric, alpha-numeric and tone-only

POCSAG paging, enabling a user to call a pager (approximately 2,000,000 codes), append a

priority level (1 of 4), and add a numeric or alpha-numeric message.

In addition to the front panel buttons, there are four discrete inputs with unique reprogrammed

messages on low input transition. Messages can be transmitted more than once with

programmable time between transmissions.

The 11-85SE supports multiple message queuing, and will queue up to five 40 character

messages, or as many smaller messages that will fit into the memory buffer (up to 12).

Predefined action messages are limited to a maximum length of 40 characters which may be

configured using the Salcom programming software. ASCII character commands provide

control via the serial port.

‘Beep’ Indicator: Audible ‘beeps’ accompany each key-push and all successful transmissions.

There are different beeps for an ‘out of lock’ transmission failure and a distinctive beep for low

battery accompanies each transmission. Two beeps for a successful transmission, three for an

‘out of lock’ transmission failure and a dual high-low beep & flashing LED for a low battery (set

to approx 6.5V).

Aerial: The 11-85SE has a fixed external quarter wave helical aerial but in addition the 11-85-

0150 VHF Model has a variant with internal aerial, the 11-85-1150.

Note: The 11-85 should not be used for industrial machinery control where a fail-safe mode of

operation is essential. Contact Salcom for advice if this is a requirement.

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Installation and Connections

The unit can be attached to a wall or carried in a pocket. It should be mounted away from

sources of heat, damp or vibration It can be powered by an internal 9-volt battery, or an

external power source. The supply input is protected against reversed connection damage.

Wire connections can be made to the internal connectors, and the wires can pass through the

battery access hole, or provision for a hole can be made in the side of the case.

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Operation

To operate the unit press the front panel button until the LED indicates transmitter operation.

The LED will flash rapidly if a low supply is detected.

A number of factors can influence the range of the unit. The range can be optimised by

applying the following recommendations:

•Ensure the path between 11-85SE and receiver is as clear from obstructions as possible

•Replace batteries when the flashing LED indicates low battery

•If handheld, hold the unit in the open with one hand as far from the body as possible

•Do not fix the unit to metal surfaces so that it screens the radio signals. The aerial must be

clear of metal obstruction or plant vegetation

•Some pager receivers do not respond as well as fixed receivers with external aerials

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Types of Paging Message

The 11-85SE can transmit 3 types of POCSAG message, with any one of 4 function levels:

•Alphanumeric transmissions. Message can contain any alphanumeric ‘ASCII’ character

•Numeric transmissions. Message contains only Numeric characters and some symbols.

•Tone Only transmissions (Alphanumeric or numeric with no message)

Alphanumeric Transmissions

Messages can contain any alphanumeric character. The 11-85SE will accept the standard

ASCII 7-bit character set.

Numeric Transmissions

Messages can contain numeric characters and some symbols. These can convey a telephone

number, or other numerically coded information. The transmitted message is shorter, and

therefore there is a smaller chance of errors received by the pager.

The numeric character set is as follows:

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [ ] - E U <space>

Note. The E may be displayed as P or * on different pagers

Tone Only Transmissions

Any numeric or alphanumeric paging message without an actual text message is also

considered ‘Tone Only’. A function level will control the number of beeps on the receiver (four

different function levels can be sent).

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Initiating Transmissions

There are four ways of initiating a paging message transmission:

•Button Press

•Using the external discrete inputs

•Watchdog

•RS232 Serial commands

Button press

The 11-85SE will remain in a sleep mode, with zero supply current, until a button is pressed. This

action will initiate a transmission as per the configuration. Note that on single button units, only

button 2 is used.

External Discrete Inputs

A transmission can be initiated from one of the four external inputs with an input transition to

LOW (connection to GND).

Watchdog

The watchdog feature will initiate an action after a predetermined period. The watchdog also

optionally allows the transmission of the current state of selected inputs.

Note: to use the watchdog feature a jumper must be fitted across pins 3 and 4 of connector

P8, or have a serial lead connected and in use. When used in this fashion an external power

supply should be used because the unit does not power down between transmissions.

Using the RS232 Serial Commands

Serial commands can be “manually” issued to an 11-85SE from a PC via a Salcom 11-46

Programming Adaptor cable using a terminal program such as PROCOMM or Hyperterminal.

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Protocol Command Set

Tone only, numeric and alphanumeric pagers can be called using serial commands. These

commands will be processed in parallel with other actions for transmission.

(512 baud)

Usage

CA<pager#>[<space>]<level>[<space>]<message><CR>

Description

Call alphanumeric pager

Example

CA1234567 1 Please return to reception<CR>

Response

Page Sent<CR>

(1200 baud)

Usage

ca<pager#>[<space>]<level>[<space>]<message><CR>

Description

Call alphanumeric pager

Example

ca1234567 1 Please return to reception<CR>

Response

Page Sent<CR>

(512 baud)

Usage

CN<pager#>[<space>]<level>[<space>]<message><CR>

Description

Call numeric pager

Example

CN1234567 1 777<CR>

Response

Page Sent<CR>

(1200 baud)

Usage

cn<pager#>[<space>]<level>[<space>]<message><CR>

Description

Call numeric pager

Example

cn1234567 1 777<CR>

Response

Page Sent<CR>

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Usage

SN?<CR>

Description

The 11-85SE will respond with a sign-on string

Example

SN?<CR>

Response

SALCOM Data Transmitter 11-85SE-000SE V1.1<CR>

Error Codes/Reports

ER1 SYNTAX You entered an invalid command

ER3 OPERND You entered a valid command with invalid values

ER6 BUSY 11-85SE is too busy to process the entered command, try again later.

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