URIC User Manual - Defcon Technologies Group
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1. Ifa dual radio cable is connected to radio port A tones can be transmitted using PTT switch C but this assumes VPU mode is not activated as this mode takes priority Depress Mode switch M twice TONES OFF will be heard Depress OR on the volume pad TONES ON Activate Tones One Quick depression of any PTT A B or C activates tones fol lowed by rapid depression of the same PTT A B or C Each depression sends out a tone on the corresponding radio Confirmation tones will he heard in the headset or speaker Tone mode is automatically disabled after 2 seconds of releasing the PTT Where normal radio voice PTT transmissions are resumed Note The WiC wireless Controller cannot be used to transmit tones To disable Tones depress M on the side of URIC and depress either OR on the volume pad until TONES OFF is heard in the menu mode 3 7 Menu 2 Mode Internal Speaker on off With this mode activated the internal speaker can be permanently disabled muting all incoming audio to the speaker To hear any radio transmissions in this mode a headset must be worn Note VPU mode cannot be activated Depress Mode switch M three times INTERNAL SPEAKER ON will be heard Depress or on the volume pad INTERNAL SPEAKER OFF will be heard Either wait 4 seconds and do no depress any controls or quickly depress the power on off button incoming radio transmissions will not be heard through2. 5 1 Operation with URIC Mobile Telephones Connect URIC mobile telephone into radio port A or B recommend port B and fit the jack plug onto the mobile telephone accessory port Connect headset into URIC Ensure mobile is set for remote Mic Speaker operations Dial telephone number on mobile phone and make call using mobile telephone When the call is connected depress Radio PTT on URIC to talk when connected to Port B use PTT B When connected to port A use PTT A When operating with a headset duplex mobile telephone communications can be maintained whilst the PTT is depressed When operating with mobile telephone and using the internal URIC micro phone ie no headset connected The PTT must be released to hear incoming telephone messages Ie the Loudspeaker is disabled 5 2 Operation with URIC Respirator Adapter The URIC Respirator adapter is to be used in conjunction with respirators fitted with internal microphones This optimises radio speech transmissions using the internal mic within the respirator When wearing headsets with boom microphones or an In Ear Mic EarPAC the adapter will bypass the microphone on the headset but still allow incoming radio receive messages to be heard Connect Respirator Adapter into headset port on URIC Connect headset into the socket on the adapter Connect microphone wire to the respirator 5 3 Operation with Dual Radio Adapters URIC can provide dual radio connectivity when connected to radio por
3. Pull bottom of earlobe down and push rotate the tip into the ear Slightly tilt the tip towards the front of the head Repeat for other ear To provide optimum hearing protection ensure the Ear a tip is pushed firmly into the ear The Helix tip should be cies located securely within the ear helix Push the securing correctly band around the ear to provide support When using foam tips wait 30 seconds to allow the tip to expand before use Pull to aid when fitting Securing band 6 4 Optimum Microphone Performance EarPAC 150 Fig 16 Correct Fitting To Ensure optimum radio microphone performance of the EarPAC 150 ensure the microphone boom is located close to the mouth 6 5 EarPAC Care and Maintenance When using either foam or silicon ear tips regularly inspect the tips for signs of damage or excessive ear wax Remove any excessive ear wax using clean water only and allow to dry Do not clean a foam tip with any cleaning agents or solvents as these can affect the performance of the ear tip When using regularly replace tips foam every 2 weeks to ensure opti Fig 17 Correct Boom Mic mum performance Do not interchange Eartips between users Note Silicon tips can be cleaned using medical wipes Location Page 9 Defcon Technologies Group S avox gt f 15 Anniversary 1998 2013 A lt COMMUNICATIONS 7 Compatible Audio Ancillaries The URIC CC 630 633 series has been designed to allow operation with a wide ra
4. a repair or replacement fails to remedy the defect then and only in such event Savox shall refund the purchaser the price for product Purchaser s failure to make a claim as provided in para 1 above or continued use of the product shall constitute an unqualified acceptance of the product and a waiver by the purchasers of all claims thereto 3 Exceptions to limited warranty Savox shall have no liability or obligation to the purchaser with respect to any product subjected to abuse improper use negligence accident modification failure of the end user to follow the operating and maintenance instructions outlined in this user guide attempted to repair by nonqualified personnel operation of the unit outside of the published environ mental and electrical parameters or if such products original identification trademark serial markings have been defaced altered or removed Savox excludes from the warranty coverage Products sold as is and or with all faults and excludes used products which have not been sold by Savox to the purchaser FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT Defcon Technologies Group gt f 15 Anniversary 1998 2013 14 Unit 16 71 Constitution Avenue Campbell ACT 2612 Australia P 61 2 6274 3000 F 61 2 6274 3099 E info defcon com au W defcon com au Page 11
5. system URIC CC 630 633 4 W has a single headset socket x2 audio inputs on the bottom for connection to radios intercoms or other ancillary devices The unit has three PTTs associated to each radio intercom input to enable Dual Net radio transmissions and also transmission of tactical combat radios To aid simplicity of use the system has voice assisted menu prompts controls and is powered from an internal AA battery providing approximately 40 hours usage using standard alkaline battery technology Defcon Technologies Group 1s Anniversary 1998 2013 S avox OVERVIEW Continued P Each port Headset or Radio auto senses via the cable the type of radio or Headset connected to the system and adjusts audio levels accordingly When two radios are connected URIC presents separate audio in the left and right ear of EarPAC In Ear Headset or Dual Ear headsets Activating any of the PTTs on URIC will allow transmission on the radio selected When using the Speaker Mic with no headset connected combined audio is presented on the speaker and transmission can take place on either radio by selecting the radio PTT switch and talking into the integrated microphone URIC Schematic Headset Socket PTT B PTT A Microphone 633 only Speaker 633 only PTT C Battery YW Compartment Radio Port B Radio Port A Fig 1 URIC Features and Ports Mode Switch o Power On Off Wireless Controller Fig 2 URIC Control Pads
6. Defcon Technologies Group E p savox COMMUNICATIONS URIC CC 633 4VPX Universal Radio amp Intercom Controller USER GUIDE Revision 1 0 Doc No URIC 100 40 R2 Defcon Technologies Group 50 gt savox COMMUNICATIONS CONTENTS Overview URIC Operating Instructions 2 1 Battery Insertion and Power On 2 2 Radio Connection 2 3 EarPAC or Headset Connection 2 4 Controls URIC Operating Instructions 3 1 EarPAC Talk Through Peripheral Awareness 3 2 Radio Volume Adjustment 3 3 PTT Switches 3 4 Voice Menu modes controls 3 5 Menu 1 Mode VPU 3 6 Menu 2 Mode Tone Transmission 3 7 Menu 3 Mode Speaker On Off Wireless Controller WiC 4 1 General 4 2 Affiliating to the URIC 4 3 De affiliate the Remote Wireless Controller 4 4 URIC URIC Connection Local Intercom Ancillary Connection Operation 5 1 Operation with Mobile Telephones 5 2 Operation with URIC Respirator adapter 5 3 Operation with Dual Radio adapters EarPAC 300 150 6 1 Ear Tip Fitting 6 2 Helix Tip Fitting 6 3 Insertion Into the Ear 6 4 Optimum Microphone Performance 6 5 EarPAC Care and Maintenance Compatible Audio Ancillaries 1 OVERVIEW The URIC is a smart man worn communications hub providing audio control over multiple communications devices including the talk through capability of the EarPAC series headsets With automatic equipment sensing on the headset and the auxiliary socket URIC provides a highly flexible and capable
7. and Wireless Controller Defcon Technologies Group Ss avox COMMUNICATIONS 2 URIC Connections Power On Off 2 1 BATTERY INSERTION POWER ON OFF Removal and Replacement Unscrew and remove battery cap Place battery into the compartment ve terminal upwards Ensure Battery ve terminal is facing the battery cap Tighten battery cap fully Switch On Off With a battery fitted ensure the battery cap is fully tightened depress and hold the power on off switch on URIC for 4 seconds The URIC is powered on and a beep will be heard in the earpiece or speaker One single AA battery provides a minimum of 40hrs continuous operation Depressing and holding down the on off switch powers down the URIC into sleep mode where a power down tone can Fig 3 Replacing the Battery be heard Storage ALWAYS remove battery when not in use and Power during storage On Off Low Battery Warning Double beeps every 2minutes denote low battery power It is recommended batteries are changed as quickly as possible For optimum use Savox recommends Duracell Copper top batteries 2 2 RADIO CONNECTION Radio Connection URIC can allow simultaneous connection of up to 3 radios when using the Dual radio Adapter One radio port is assigned as port A and the other is port B Individual radio parameters levels are identified within the radio cable to the specific second radio When Using the dual radio adapter always connect into Port A whic
8. com Leads URIC is capable of operating and interfacing with a variety of radios including Tetra P25 military HF tactical radios Mobile phones and intercoms Contact Savox for the full list of support interfaces leads Page 10 Savox Waste Disposal Of your Electronic and COMMUNICATIONS Electric Equipment The European Union s WEEE directive requires that products sold into the EU countries must have the crossed out trashbin label on the product or the package in some cases As defined by the WEEE directive this cross out trashbin label means that customers and end users in EU countries should not dispose of electronic and electrical equipment or accessories in household waster Customer or end users in EU countries should contact their local equipment supplier repre sentative or service centre for information about waster collection system in their country Warranty 1 Savox grants a 12 month guarantee for its accessories begins from the date sold to the original purchaser This warranty warrants the product will be free from defects in material or workmanship including repairs or replacement which ever is of a lower cost of equipment or parts 2 Defective products or parts should be sent to the manufacturer or to an authorised service repair centre intact i e for any products that have been opened in a service attempt by an unauthorised service repair shop or by the owner user the warranty is void Costs for transporta
9. h allows PTT transmissions using PTT s A amp C Cable Connection To fit a radio lead to URIC align red dots on the radio connector and URIC and push the connector into the radio socket on the URIC To remove the radio cable from the URIC pull connector body backwards latched style and pull away from the URIC Audio Levels Audio levels from the radio should be set to approximately mid point Final levels can then be adjusted on the URIC radio Volume Control Dust Caps Always ensure the protective dust caps are fitted when connector ports are not in use 2 3 EarPAC Or HEADSET CONNEC TION Connection Align Red Dots and push Removal EarPac headset connector has a quick pull release connector Snatch Fig 5 Connector Orientation Defcon Technologies Group 15 Anniversary 1998 2013 S avox COMMUNICATIONS 3 URIC Controls 3 1 EarPAC Talk Through Peripheral Awareness General When an EarPAC in Ear headset is connected to an URIC for the first time Talk Through comes on automatically Talkthrough Press the AND simultaneously on the volume control pad until a tone is heard Peripheral awareness mode is activated Whilst in this mode the peripheral awareness for the In Ear headset can be adjusted up or down using the or switches Double beeps will be heard when at the max and minimum volume settings have been set Fig 6 Volume Talkthrough On Off Whilst in Peripheral Awareness mode see Pad ab
10. nge of audio ancillaries This allows the user to select ancillaries based on operational and environmental requirements Examples of some of the available audio ancillaries are shown bellow Other items are available on request TM100 Throat Microphone Dual transducer Microphone with back band to provide greater comfort than traditional throat Microphones Fitted with an earphone acoustic tube and user replaceable cloth comfort band HP 200 Assault Headset Circumaural Ear muff Communication style headset with natural peripheral awareness Talk Through impulse noise Gun fire protection and Electret Dynamic microphone Covert Inductor Receivers Neck Loop Covert Inductive In Ear receivers Digital or Analogue and neckloop microphones Available in pink or mid brown LEP 340 D earphone Hanger Earphone receive only D Hanger HC 700 D Tactical Headset Single sided HC 700 Tactical headset with boom microphone allowing natural peripheral awareness to be maintained Available as a dual headset HC700D Dual PRC148 MBITR radio lead Allows connection of 2 radios when connected to radio port A allowing up to 3 radios to be connected to one URIC URIC URIC Intercom Lead 5m URIC URIC connection allowing intercom between x2 URIC users Threat 4 In Ear Headset In Ear hearing protection with Radio Boom Microphone radio receive with impulse noise protection and Electronic Peripheral awareness Alternative Radio Inter
11. ove press and hold or onthe volume control pad for 3 seconds This mutes all peripheral awareness of the In Ear headset To active Peripheral awareness on ensure the Peripheral awareness mode is activated and then push either the or control switches on the volume pad Peripheral Awareness mode is now active Note In Talk Through mode incoming radio receive messages can Still be heard 3 2 Radio Volume Adjustment Fig 7 Radio Volume Pad Press the or ofthe Volume pad to increase or decrease volume from both radio ports A beep will be heard on each short push of the control pad 3 3 PTT Switches There are three PTTs available PTT B i A PTT A activates the Radios connected to Radio e port B PTT s A and C activate radios connected to Radio port A Wireless PTT PTTC gt activation is determined by which WiC is affiliated to either PTT A or B Fig 8 PTT Switches When using the Dual Radio adapter always connect to radio port A PTT C will transmit on the second radio connected to the dual radio lead 3 4 Voice Menu modes controls The URIC 633 4VPX is capable of operating in a variety of modes and can be config ured by depressing the M Mode switch Each depression initiates a voice prompt which advises the state configuration of the unit and can be toggled between operating modes these include 1 MENU 1 VPU Voice Projection Used in conjunction with Respirators 2 MENU 2 TONES Support radio
12. t A and permit a further radio connection to port B allowing 3 radios OR x 2 Radios and Intercom mobile telephone interface Or an external audio interface Connect the URIC URIC intercom cable into port B Depress PTT B and talk to the other URIC In this mode activation of the intercom PTT is in latched providing hands free operation To de active intercom mode depress PTT B If still connected to the other URIC incoming speech will be heard in the headset Radio PTT and Receive can still be operated if connected to a radio whilst on intercom mode yoo Savox 6 EarPAC 300 150 COMMUNICATIONS 6 1 Ear Tip Fitting Ensure hands are clean and remove the correct size Ear Tips from packaging Ear Tips are available in Small Medium Large ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT SIZE EARTIP TO ENSURE THE MAXIUMUM HEARING PROTECTION IS PROVIDED DO NOT INTERCHANGE EARTIPS BETWEEN USERS AS IT MAY LEAD TO THE RISK OF INFECTION Nozzle Push and rotate the tip onto the EarPAC nozzle ensuring the base of the tip is flush with the EarPAC housing Repeat for other ear Fig 14 Ear Tip Fitting 6 2 Helix Tip Fitting EarPAC 150 Only Coble hang Helix support able ban support arm amp tip Select the correct size of helix tip for your ear Push Ne helix tip onto the HELIX support arm on the EarPAC headset Repeat for other ear 6 3 Insertion Into Ear To fit earpiece into ear compress Ear tip when foam He Mele ip te tip fitted
13. the internal speaker in this mode In internal Speaker OFF mode a headset must be connected to hear menu controls alternatively the unit must be powered down Hold Power Down button and power up where the factory default mode is resumed INTERNAL SPEAKER ON Page 8 ee Savox COMMUNICATIONS 4 Wireless Controller WiC 4 1 General The CC630 633 4 VPX incorporates a Wireless Controller WiC to allow remote activation of the URIC PTT switches A and B More than one Wireless Controller can be affiliated to a single PTT switch 4 2 Affiliating the URIC to the Remote Wireless Controller A ffiliating any Controller to any PTT on URIC is a two stage process Stage 1 Activate Wic Pairing on the URIC Depress Mode switch M four times WiC Pairing Off will be heard Depress either or on the volume pad and toggle the controls until WiC pairing Switch A or B is selected Either PTT A or B can be paired with a WiC NOTE PTT C cannot be paired for WIC operation In affiliation mode the URIC generates pulse tones for 10 seconds denoting pairing mode After this period the URIC has timed out and is not possible to affiliate the WiC without re activation of pairing mode Stage 2 Affiliate the Remote Wireless Controller Whilst the URIC is in pairing mode Press down the button on the Remote Wireless Controller TWO TIMES to affiliate it to the selected PTT switch on the URIC Confirmation tone will be heard
14. tion are not included within the warranty 3 Damages which are caused by improper use or mishandling incorrect storage or poor transporta tion are excluded from the warranty 4 SAVOX is not liable for any damages caused by failure or the Savox product during operation Conditions 1 Notification of claims Warranty service If the purchaser discovers that the product has a proven defect in material or workmanship then written notice with an explanation of the claim shall be given promptly by the purchaser to Savox but all claims for warranty service must be made within the warranty period If after investigation by Savox determines that the reported problem was not covered by the warranty the purchaser shall pay Savox for the cost of investigating the problem and it prevailing time materials rate No repair or replacement by the purchaser of any product or part thereof shall extend the warranty period as to the entire product The specific warranty on the repaired part only shall be in effect for a period of ninety 90 days following the repair or replace ment of the part or the remaining period of the product warranty whichever is greater 2 Exclusive remedy Acceptance Purchasers exclusive remedy and Savox s sole obligation is to supply or pay for all labour necessary to repair any product found to be defective within the applica ble warranty period and to supply at no extra charge new or rebuilt replacements for defect parts If
15. to denote successful pairing 4 3 De affiliating a Remote Wireless Controller The following procedure must be carried out to de affiliate a Remote Wireless Controller from an URIC Slide out the battery clip on the Remote Wireless Control ler Pull out the battery compartment ensuring it is out A of the housing Fig 12 Press the Button Press the activation button for 10 seconds to drain Twice to Affiliate any power within the unit The Remote Wireless Controller is now de affiliated from any URIC 4 4 URIC URIC connection Local Intercom Fig 13 Remove the URIC can provide wired communication between another URIC Battery and Press to creating a 2 user duplex intercom when a headset is connected Connect the URIC URIC intercom cable into port B recommended and ensure headsets are connected into the URIC headset port Depress PTT B and talk to the other URIC In this mode activation of the intercom PTT is latched providing hands free operation To de active intercom mode depress PTT B If still connected to the other URIC incoming speech will be heard in the headset Radio PTT and Receive can still be operated if connected to a radio whilst on intercom mode Page 6 Defcon Technologies Group S avox COMMUNICATIONS 5 Ancillary Connections Operation General The CC630 633 4W is capable of operation with a variety of ancillaries The following instructions provide information on the correct use and operation
16. tone transmission 3 MENU 3 INTERNAL SPEAKER disables enables the on board speaker Page 5 Defcon Technologies Group S avox 15 Anniversary 1998 2013 COMMUNICATIONS 3 5 Menu 1 Mode VPU Activation of the VPU mode allows the URIC speaker to project speech when wearing a respirator with an approved fitted microphone headset This enables operators to communicate more clearly with surrounding people when respirators are worn Depress Mode switch M once VPU OFF will be heard Depress or on the volume pad VPU ON SWITCH C will be heard Either wait 4 seconds and do not Fig 9 depress any controls or quickly depress the power on Mode controls off button VPU mode is initiated Connect the respirator microphone into headset socket Activate VPU Depress PTT C this latches VPU mode where speech from the respirator microphone can be heard over the URIC internal speaker without holding the switch Depression of any Radio PTT will momentarily activates radio transmissions and disables speech over the speaker Upon release of the radio PTT speech will be heard over the speaker To disable VPU mode depress PTT C or de activate using the Mode control depress M on the side of URIC and depress either OR on the volume pad until VPU OFF is heard in the menu mode 3 6 Menu 2 Mode Tone Transmission Tone transmission mode allows tones to be transmitted over radios connected to port A or B
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