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USING SALCOM MESSAGE DIRECT PAGING PRODUCTS
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This new family of Salcom products has been designed to provide users with a means to send brief text messages directly to pagers.
Each transmitter has the capacity to generate up to 5 x 35 character messages making them ideal for retail, hospitality, medical or industrial applications. Transmitters are presented as key rings, desk top devices or printed circuit boards suitable for enclosing as required according to the users needs. The range offered depends on the environment in which these units are employed. This is typically 50 100 meters inside and up to 500 meters outside for line of sight applications. When additional range is required, this equipment can be complimented with repeaters each of which will extend the range delivered. Multiple repeaters can be employed. Ancillary products like relay receivers can also be added to the network for ON/OFF control applications. Serial network activity can be provided if monitoring facilities are required. Network flexibility is provided. Our advisory service is free so please call us and tell us what you want to do.

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DIAGRAM1 : Any one of the "Message Direct Transmitters can send text messages directly to pagers, to relay receivers for relay control or RS232 output, or to repeaters. The repeater would be used to extend the range to pagers, relay receivers or another repeater which would otherwise be outside the range of the originating transmitter.

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DIAGRAM 2 : Serial data from the receiver is used to connect to a higher powered transmitter on the same or an alternative frequency.

DIAGRAM 3
DIAGRAM 3 : For hospitals, rest homes or other applications where multiple inputs are being delivered, our 32 input module is designed to connect to a paging transmitter. Text messages are delivered to pagers and/or relay control commands can be sent to relay receivers. Relay outputs can be added in multiples of 4.

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DIAGRAM 4 : Inputs can be delivered via the internet to provide wide area control of a single transmitter

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Power amplifiers are available to increase the penetration and the range delivered.

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12-86-0000 KEY RING PAGING TRANSMITTER

Ideally suited to retail assistance and rest home emergency applications, the 12-86 is an extremely small, high specification, key ring or pendant paging transmitter capable of transmitting text directly to pocket pagers.
Using an appropriate receiver, the 12-86-0000, can also be used for any general remote control applications such as turning on lights, disabing alarms etc. By default they are supplied with four buttons, but one, two, three and five button options are available on request. Powered by a standard CR2032 coin cell, the transmitter will operate for more than one thousand transmissions under normal conditions before needing to be replaced. The 12-86 range of products can send text messages directly to paging receivers, providing simpler, lower cost systems since intermediate receivers and transmitters are not required for short range applications.
RF Frequency Dimensions Supply Voltage Power Consumption Battery Life Temperature Limits Environmental Protection Channel Spacing Output Power Modulation Deviation Transmit Duty Cycle Baud Rate Message Format Type Approval Aerial

Any button on the unit can be programmed with a unique message, be it for display on a pocket paging receiver, or for control purposes. To achieve this, free programming software is available for download from the Salcom web site (www.salcom.co.nz), although the units can be supplied from the factory preprogrammed with the required messages. Utilizing the software, the 12-86 can be programmed serially (which requires the purchase of a programming cable and involves opening up the unit), or by using the alternative visual programming method. The visual programming method, although slower, allows for the unit to be programmed using an XP computer and an LCD monitor without opening up the case. The data is transmitted to a light sensitive receptor in the unit by flashing the screen from white to black as can be seen in the photographs below.

UHF: 440 - 470MHz synthesized 61mm x 31mm x 6mm 3 volt CR2032 button cell Sleep: 100nA Transmit: 45mA Approximately 1000 transmissions Approximately 10 years standby -10C to + 55C. -30C to +60C on request Needs protection from weather 25kHz -5dBm Carrier FSK with NRZ data 4.5kHz Up to 20%, 30 seconds continuous 512 Baud POCSAG AS/NZS 4769.1:2000 and ESN 2242 Tested to and meets FCC part 90 Integrated PCB

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12-86-9000 CALLPOINT PAGING TRANSMITTER

Ideally suited to a variety of retail assistance and control applications, the 12-86-9000 is a small, high specification, POCSAG paging transmitter utilising the 12-86-5000 paging transmitter printed circuit board, subsequently inheriting all its type approvals. It is capable of transmitting text messages directly to pocket pagers.
12-86-5000 PCB

The 12-86 range of products can send text messages directly to paging receivers, providing simpler, lower cost systems since intermediate receivers and transmitters are not required for short range applications. Using an appropriate receiver, the 12-86-9000, can also be used for a general remote control applications such as turning on lights, disabing alarms etc. Powered by a standard CR2032 coin cell, the transmitter will operate for more than one thousand transmissions under normal conditions before the battery needs to be replaced.
RF Frequency Dimensions Supply Voltage Power Consumption Battery Life Temperature Limits Environmental Protection Channel Spacing Output Power Modulation Deviation Transmit Duty Cycle Baud Rate Message Format Available Colours Type Approval UHF: 440 - 470MHz synthesized Default size: 103mm x 50mm x 42mm On request: 117mm x 74mm x 37mm 3 volt CR2032 button cell or larger battery pack by negotiation Sleep: 100nA Transmit: 45mA Approximately 1000 transmissions Approximately 10 years standby -10C to + 55C. -30C to +60C on request Requires protection from weather (it is not waterproof) 25kHz Approximately 10dBm Carrier FSK with NRZ data 4.5kHz Up to 20%, 30 seconds continuous 512 Baud POCSAG White (default) or black AS/NZS 4769.1:2000 and ESN 2242 Tested to and meets FCC part 90

12-86 transmitters support up to five inputs, each of which can be programmed with up to a thirty five character message. The units can be programmed with a serial programming cable (purchased separately) or they can be supplied pre-programmed. Programming software is available for download from the Salcom web site (www.salcom.co.nz). Although the 12-86 is a low power transmitter, when used as a callpoint paging transmitter a direct line of sight range of up to eight hundred metres can be expected. When used within buildings the range will be reduced depending upon the building, but it will still be significant. The 12-86-9000 fits the form factor of many standard electrical face plates so that it can remain in keeping with the surrounding switch gear in cosmetically sensitive areas. By default the 12-86-9000 is supplied with a mounting block, but it can be flush mounted in the same manner as most electrical switch plates if required. The transmitter is available in two sizes and is also available in black. By default it is supplied in white in the small form factor. 12-86-5000 Paging Transmitter PCB The 12-86-5000 transmitter PCB used in this product is a small low cost, high specification bare printed circuit board paging transmitter measuring 60mm by 31mm and only 6mm deep with the battery fitted. It has been tested and type approved as a bare printed circuit board allowing integration into other products without further type approval testing being required.

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HAND-HELD OR WALL MOUNTING PAGING TRANSMITTERS
Model: 11-85-0000

The 11-85 is a compact paging transmitter suitable for hand-held or wall mounted use. Each button on the unit can be programmed with a message. Pressing a button will transmit the message associated with that button to a pocket pager where it will display on the screen. The units are available in VHF and UHF versions.
Transmitters congured to send paging messages can be utilised in a wide variety of applications such as personal and commercial security, medical alert, paging in restaurants and bistros, and customer assistance in supermarkets or hardware stores. On one, two and four button units, four additional digital inputs are available for use as required.

Programming

Control applications

The 11-85 can also be programmed to send control instructions to specialised paging receivers capable of controlling relays. Using this product combination the transmitter can be used for remote machinery control. The Salcom 12-88 and 12-84SE are examples of relay output receivers.

The transmitters can be programmed to suit application requirements using Salcom product support software and the accompanying programming adaptor.

Operation

A front panel LED indicates when the transmitter is operating. A user-replaceable 9V alkaline battery gives an life of hundreds of transmissions with a range of up to 500 metres.
VHF and UHF versions Rugged and compact Internal battery operation Optional external power supply protected interface (11-86) Individually programmable buttons Cost-effective Ideal for remote switching applications (lights/pumps etc.) when used with the 12-88 or 12-04 relay output receiver Capable of operating on existing in-house paging systems LED indicates transmitter on Audible beep on key press Optional single, two, four or eight button units available by special order

Power Supply Frequency Range Channel Spacing Power Output Modulation Deviation Tx Duty Cycle Baud Rate Message format Message length Spurious Outputs Power Usage Discrete Inputs Current per Input Type Approvals Battery Life Temperature range Case Dimensions Weight

9 Volts 148-164 MHz (VHF), 440-470 Mhz (UHF) synthesizer controlled. 12.5 KHz or 25 KHz 100mW (+20dBm) "1dB at 9V supply Carrier FSK with NRZ data 4.5kHz or 2.25kHz Up to 100% 512 Baud (1200 Baud to order) POCSAG 200 characters total Less than -36dBm Sleep: 0mA - Transmit: 100mA approx. Ground to activate -90uA at 9V supply ETSI EN 300 224-1, FCC Part 90 Approx. 2,500 transmissions (this may vary with temperature) -10 deg C to +60 deg C 64mm x 130mm x 25mm 160 grams

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12-90-0000 PAGING TRANSCEIVER & STORE & FORWARD REPEATER

The 12-90 is a simple to congure paging transceiver with high sensitivity receiver combined with a 100mW transmitter. It operates over the frequency range of 440-470MHz decoding and encoding 512 or 1200 baud, alphanumeric or numeric messages. WHAT CAN I DO WITH THE 12-90?
The 12-90 can be used as..... A full paging transceiver, allowing both the encoding and decoding of paging messages. A stand alone receiver. A stand alone transmitter with channel busy check function before transmissions. An autonomous paging store and forward repeater with duplicate message reject. A point to point raw serial link. A simple telemetry solution. The 12-90 can be controlled via an RS232 serial interface to provide numeric, alphanumeric and tone-only encoding. This enables a user to call a pager, append a priority level (1 of 4), and add a numeric or alphanumeric message. The unit supports multiple message queuing of up to four 80 character messages, or as many smaller messages that will t into the memory buffer. Full batching of serially queued and input messages, ensures that messages are transmitted with minimal transmit on time. Pre-dened input messages limited to a length of 40 characters can be congured using any serial terminal application. Two discrete inputs are supported with different pre-programmed messages on high and/or low transition. Provision to transmit a message more than once and variable time between transmissions are catered for. The 12-90 supports Salcom relay control protocol to control one on board relay plus several virtual outputs. Virtual outputs can be used to remotely trigger input or periodic messages and provide a mechanism to acknowledge reception of messages. Using a virtual output, it can transmit the received signal strength of the last received message allowing receiver positioning and system health to be monitored. It can be congured to respond with checksum information of the last received message. Expansion of the 12-90 is possible using the 12-34 relay module and 12-32 input module, allowing any number or outputs or inputs to be supported. An intelligent self adjusting channel busy check is used to prevent message collision or corruption - reducing the need to re-transmit messages.

Frequency Bands Enclosure Supply Voltage Inputs and Outputs Current drain

UHF: 440 - 470MHz Aluminium - 77mm x 101mm x 30mm 10v to 17v, Nominal 12V One relay output and 2 inputs. Receive average 30mA plus 18mA when relay energised. Transmit average (into matched 50 ohm aerial ) 90mA. -10 to +50degC Needs protection from weather Synthesized, user selectable. Approximately -125dBm +19dBm 10kHz (suitable for 12.5kHz channel operation) 9600 Baud N:8:1 (for changing unit parameters and message output) POCSAG 512 or 1200baud

Temperature limits
Environmental Protection Frequency selection method RX sensitivity Transmit Power Receive Bandwidth Serial Connection Paging Protocol

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12-62-0000 VHF and UHF PAGING TRANSMITTERS

The 12-62 Series transmitters are available as VHF and UHF units with user-programmable power outputs ranging from 50 milliwatts to 4 watts. Using programming software, each model can be tuned across its full frequency range with no hardware adjustments.
They are capable of operating as NRZ or POCSAG transmitters. The built-in POCSAG encoder can be enabled or disabled as required. In addition to a direct/RS232 buffered serial port, an on-board USB port enhances the range of applications to which the transmitter can be applied. Input/Output expansion is also possible via an internal The USB and RS232 ports can be used to initiate paging transmissions using the Salcom proprietary protocol, Paging Entry Protocol (PET) or Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol (TAP) PG1 protocol. These ports can be used concurrently making it possible to connect a telephone interface unit and still initiate paging transmissions via the USB port. Four discrete inputs are supported which may be used to initiate relay commands for remote control applications. For paging applications a different pre-programmed message can be assigned to an input on high and/or low transition. The unit also supports low voltage detection on the power input. Conguration of the transmitter is performed via the USB port or the serial port using an intuitive Salcom programming application which allows for the setting of all operational parameters. The 12-62 is housed in an attractive, durable extruded aluminium case with provision on the base plate for wall mounting.

Supports NRZ and POCSAG Transmissions High VSWR tolerance Up to 100% duty cycle Direct/RS232 buffered serial port USB port Four discrete inputs POCSAG encoder (programmable on/off) RF output through standard BNC termination Salcom, TAP/PET protocols 240 Character messaging Buffered messages Input timing control(watchdog) Programmable de-bounce control NZS/AS4769, ETS 300 224 (EC), FCC Pt 90.203 approvals Rugged extruded aluminium case
Frequency Switching Range Channel Spacing Output Power Power Supply Input Current Modulation Deviation Baud Rate Message Format Spurius Outputs Serial Input/Output Paging Protocols Discrete Inputs Discrete Outputs Type approvals Transmit Duty Cycle Dimensions VHF: 148-164MHz UHF: 427.5-475MHz Full range with no tuning 12.5kHz or 25kHz 7 settings, 50mW to 4W 1dB 50 Ohms + 13.5V nom, +11.5V to 15.2V Standby: 40mA Transmit: 1.2A approx FSK with NRZ data 2.25kHz or 4.5kHz 512, 1200 baud POCSAG -37dBm or less S2, pins 1,2 RS-232 (DCE), 9600 baud, no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit Salcom proprietry, PET, TAP (PG1) Pulled up to +12V (47K), ground to activate PTT on P2 pin 6. External modulation on S10 pin 8 PTT sink, 50mA on S10 pin 1 UHF: AS/NZS4769, EN 300 224, FCC Pt 90 VHF: AS/NZS4769 100mm x 120mm x 30mm (WxDxH) 100mm x 120mm x 30mm (WxDxH)

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12-62-3000 DESKTOP PAGING TRANSMITTER

Although ideally suited for use in the hospitality industry, the versatility of the 12-62-3000 Desktop Paging Transmitter lends itself to a variety of ofce, retail, medical and industrial applications. The unit is simple to operate and is housed in an attractive extruded aluminium enclosure. The keyboard buttons are impervious to dirt and moisture.
The 12-62-3000 provides operator entry of numeric messages, or the selection of pre-programmed alphanumeric messages for transmission to pagers. All parameters are programmable and it can store up to 100 receiver codes (RICs) plus 10 preprogrammed 40 character alphanumeric messages. Numeric, alphanumeric and tone-only encoding can be software controlled via the USB or serial ports enabling a user to call a pager, append a priority level, and add a numeric or alphanumeric message. It supports multiple message queuing of up to eight 240 character messages, or as many smaller messages that will t into the memory (up to 80). The unit supports 4 discrete inputs (innitely expandable using the 12-32-0000 thirty two input expansion module) with a different pre-programmed message on high and/or low transition. There is provision to transmit a message more than once with variable time between transmissions. Transmissions may be initiated via the USB or serial ports using the SALCOM propriety protocol, Paging Entry Protocol (PET) or Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol (TAP) PG1 protocol. Since these ports can be used concurrently it is possible to connect a telephone interface unit and still initiate paging transmissions via the USB port.

100 pager capacity 10 pre determined alpha numeric messages 4 digital inputs ( enables the user to have up to 4 dry contact inputs for emergency call buttons etc) Programmable from 50 milliwatts to 4 watts Serial access USB access Telephone access (used in conjunction with our Salcom 11-36 telephone interface) Numeric message generation i.e. the user can nominate a pager and create his own numeric message to be displayed on that pager Random RIC/CAP code selection. If required, the 7 digit RIC/CAP code can be entered via the keypad for pager testing. Rugged extruded aluminium enclosure Capacitive keyboard touch switches with audio key press conrmation
Frequency Switching Range Channel Spacing Output Power Power Supply Input Current Modulation Deviation Baud Rate Message Format Spurius Outputs Serial Input/Output Paging Protocols Discrete Inputs Discrete Outputs Type approvals Transmit Duty Cycle Dimensions VHF: 148-164MHz UHF: 427.5-475MHz Full range with no tuning 12.5kHz or 25kHz 7 settings, 50mW to 4W 1dB 50 Ohms + 13.5V nom, +11.5V to 15.2V Standby: 40mA Transmit: 1.2A approx FSK with NRZ data 2.25kHz or 4.5kHz 512, 1200 baud POCSAG -37dBm or less S2, pins 1,2 RS-232 (DCE), 9600 baud, no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit Salcom proprietry, PET, TAP (PG1) Pulled up to +12V (47K), ground to activate PTT on P2 pin 6. External modulation on S10 pin 8 PTT sink, 50mA on S10 pin 1 UHF: AS/NZS4769, EN 300 224, FCC Pt 90 VHF: AS/NZS4769 Up to 100% 100mm x 120mm x 30mm (WxDxH)

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12-36-0000 PAGING TELEPHONE VOICE INTERFACE

When used in combination with a Salcom Paging Message Transmitter, the 12-36 provides a telephone controlled, voice prompted paging interface. All paging functions available when using a paging message transmitter are also available via the ofce PABX system from any telephone, by using the telephone keypad.
Users who are unfamiliar with the system are guided through the process by electronically recorded voice prompts. Experienced operators can short cut the process by entering the appropriate key sequence without waiting for the prompts. Normal pager and pre-dened message calls (previously programmed into the paging transmitter) are simple to generate from a standard telephone by following the voice prompts. The 12-36-0000 is pre-programmed with English (default), Spanish and French voice les. Using 12-36-0000 conguration software it is possible to select a custom voice le option and upload user generated wave les. How quickly the 12-36-0000 answers the call can be congured. Installation is a straight-forward process involving plugging the 12-36 to the phone jack and connecting the unit to a Salcom paging transmitter using a supplied cable. The 12-36 is housed in an attractive, durable extruded aluminium case with provision on the base plate for wall mounting.

Provides a telephone controlled, voice prompted paging interface to a Salcom Paging Message transmitter Simple installation process LED indication of the unit status All paging functions available via the ofce PABX system from any telephone Automatic Call Termination - if nothing has been entered within 10 seconds of a prompt being issued, the unit hangs up Voice prompts guide users through the paging process Voice prompts can be over-ridden by experienced users Factory pre-programmed with English (default), Spanish and French voice les Conguration software allows users to select custom voice les and upload their own wave les Congurable call answer time allowing the voice interface to use a common phone line if desired PC programming via a USB interface Rugged extruded aluminium case
Input/Output Interface Connectors Power Supply Dimensions Type Approvals Signal Input DTMF level -26dBm to + 3dBm (reference 1mW into 600 ohm load) maximum 10dB positive and negative twist 0 to +9 dBm (voice sample dependant) 40mS tone, 40mS space (minimum) English, French and Spanish. User may support any other language by uploading their own wave les. 600 ohm dc blocked transformer with electronic loop and optically isolated ring detector. (Two wire) RJ12 (centre conductors) to phone and RJ12 socket for paging transmitter interface +12 to 18v D.C. - nominally 45mA 100mm x 120mm x 30mm (WxDxH) AS/NZS CISPR 22:2009 BS EN 55022:2006

Signal output Tone duration Languages Supported

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12-32-0000 32 PORT INPUT EXPANSION MODULE

The 12-32-0000 is a 32 input expansion module that may be used either autonomously with a serial to ethernet converter or to expand the number of inputs on any transmitter that supports Salcom protocol. Input modules may be daisy chained together to provide as many inputs as required.
A simple LCD provides indication of current inputs states and system messages. LEDs provide indication of system health, upstream and downstream serial port activity. When a message is generated by an input module the content of the message will display (up to the rst 16 characters) on the LCD momentarily. The 12-32 supports multiple message queuing, and will queue at least 50 messages. Pre-dened input messages are limited to a maximum length of 40 characters which may be congured using Salcom programming software. Using the programming software (PSD), the input module may be congured to tag each message with a source description (e.g [01] or [Shed 1]). Input actions, low supply detector settings and pre-dened messages may also be congured via the PSD. The 12-32 is housed in an attractive, durable metal case with provision on the base plate for wall mounting.

32 External Inputs LCD indication of current input states and system messages Units may be daisy chained to provide as many inputs as required LED Power indication of normal operation and low power voltage LED status indicators - Downstream Receive data, Downstream Transmit data, Upstream Receive data, Upstream Transmit data and System Error Messages up to 40 characters in length Input actions congurable via programming software External inputs can initiate actions on high or low input input transitions Low-supply detector can initiate a message for supply going high and going low conditions Internal Watchdog will initiate an action after a predetermined period and optionally allows the transmission of the current state of selected inputs Supports Numeric or Alphanumeric Pagers

Power Supply Input Current Message Format Serial Input/Output Discrete Inputs Number of Inputs Dimensions

+11.5 volts to 15.2 volts. Nominal 13.8 volts 40 mA approx. SALCOM proprietary paging protocol 9600 baud, no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit Pulled up to +12v (10K) 32 193mm x 113mm x 50mm (WxDxH)

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12-84-7000 SERIES RELAY OUTPUT PAGING RECEIVER

Using the 12-84 Relay Receiver, devices can be controlled remotely by sending commands from a portable or fixed location paging transmitter or wide area paging network to switch relays on or off. It is available in two versions, a VHF 12-84-7150 and a UHF 12-84-7450.
The unit receives and decodes a numeric or alphanumeric pager call. If the received unit number matches the 12-84 unit number or group number, the relays are switched as commanded by the message. The receiver is supplied with two clean contact relays rated at 1A 24V DC operation. LEDs indicate receiver operation and the relay(s) status. Two additional open collector outputs are also provided. Normally closed and normally open relay contacts are available and the relays can be individually programmed for latching or momentary operation. The 12-84 is an economic solution for basic remote control applications where only one or two switched outputs are required.
Extremely sensitive receiver Synthesized frequency selection POCSAG message format 12 volt operation Individually programmable outputs RS232 serial output (optional cable) provides the ability to monitor network paging messages Ideal for remote switching applications - lights, pumps Capable of operation on normal POCSAG paging networks or in-house systems for remote operation applications Reverse polarity protected Led indication of correct receiver operation Relay resoration on power-up Rugged extruded aluminium case
Enclosure Supply Voltage Current Drain Relay Contacts Temperature Limits Environmental protection Frequency Range Receiver sensitivity Aerial Connection No of Capcodes Priority Decode Paging Protocol Message Type 135mm x 100mm x 30mm. extruded aluminium case. 10V to 17V, nominal 12V. Standby 60mA plus 18mA per energized relay. 1 Amp @24VDC. (not suitable for 240VAC connection) -10 to +50oC. Weather protection should be provided for outdoor use. 148-161 Mhz (model 12-84-7150). Synthesized. 450-470 Mhz (model 12-84-7450). Synthesized. Approximately -124dBm. Supplied with BNC connector and antenna. Up to 16 or decode any capcode. One of four levels. POCSAG 512 or 1200 baud, auto selected POCSAG numeric, alphanumeric, inverted or normal.

Should a greater number of relays be required, this can be achieved using the Salcom 12-34 Relay Output Module which provides another four relays. This module can be "daisy chained" to allow any number of relays to be controlled. Network paging messages can be monitored on a PC (using software such as Salcom's VisualPET paging software) using an optional cable to connect the computer to the 12-84 progamming connector.

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12-34-0000 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE

Do you need to expand the number of relay outputs on your Salcom 12-84 Relay Output Paging Receiver or control relays via the serial port from your PC? The 12-34 may be the solution you have been looking for!
The 12-34 is a low cost relay output module which enables four relays to be remotely controlled using the Salcom relay control protocol. The module provides a fully scaleable relay expansion solution for the 12-84 Relay Output Paging Receiver as modules can be "daisy chained" to control any number of relays.
While it is most commonly used to expand the number of relay outputs available on the Salcom 12-84 Relay Output Paging Receiver, it has the potential to be utilised with other paging receivers and also can be used autonomously under computer control. The relay unit connects directly to a 12-84 receiver or PC serial port without any special configuration requirements. The 12-84 can be configured to send all relay control packets down the serial port to all other units. Programming software is not required for this product, all configurable parameters can be programmed via the serial port using a terminal program on a PC. On startup the firmware version number, monoshot timer settings and unit ID are displayed, and can be changed. The 12-34 is housed in a durable extruded aluminium case, but should be protected from the weather if installed outdoors.

Four relays Units can be "daisy chained" to control any number of relays 12 volt operation Individually programmable outputs no special software required program configurable parameters using a teminal program Can be used to switch relays under computer control Ideal for remote switching applications - lights, pumps Reverse polarity protected Optional relay restoration on power-up LED indication of operational status Rugged extruded aluminium case
Power Supply Input Current Relay Contacts Number of relays Message Format Serial input/output Environmental protection +11.5V to 15.2V, nominal 13.8V. 37 mA approx plus 20 mA per energised relay 1 Amp @24VDC. (not suitable for 240VAC connection) Four Salcom proprietary relay control protocol 9600 baud no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit Weather protection should be provided for outdoor use.

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12-88-7000 OUTPUT CONTROL PAGING RECEIVER

The 12-88 is a high sensitivity, ultra low current paging receiver which is able to control a single on-board relay and two open collector outputs. It operates over the frequency range of 440-470MHz decoding 512 or 1200 baud, alphanumeric or numeric control messages. WHAT CAN I DO WITH THE 12-88?
The 12-88 can be used to..... Control equipment by turning the on-board relay on or off upon receipt of a control command. Control low current equipment or external relays by switching the open collector outputs independantly upon receipt of an appropriate control command. Send the commands to a PC via the serial output of the paging receiver for remote serial control applications. The 12-88 is a cost effective remote switching solution which is simple to install and can be configured using any serial terminal program. A 12-48 USB or 12-47 serial programming adaptor is required to configure any unit parameters. To control the outputs a message must be received that matches the unit ID with a suitable control code sequence (Salcom relay control protocol). The received message must also be the expected baud rate and format. The 12-88 will also respond to a group unit ID of 00. A mono-shot timer can be set to between 0.1 seconds to 6553 seconds for each output allowing the output to open automatically after being closed. Setting any output mono-shot timer to 0000 results in the output remaining latched until a message is received to change its current state. If configured to do so, each output state will be stored and restored to the last set state on power up. The 12-88 can be configured to respond to up to 4 different cap codes. Decoded messages are also sent to the programming connector (serial port). These contain the message payload only, making the output suitable for remote serial control applications.

Frequency Bands Enclosure Supply Voltage Outputs Current drain Relay contacts Open collector max. sink Temperature limits Environmental Protection Frequency selection RX sensitivity Receive Bandwidth Serial connection Aerial connection Paging Protocol

UHF: 440 - 470MHz Plastic 66mm x 50mm x 26mm with mounting holes 10v to 17v, Nominal 12V. If relay operation is not required 4-17V can be used 3. One relay and two open collector Receive average 5mA plus 18mA when relay energised 1Amp @24VDC (Not suitable for 240VAC connection) Outputs 2 and 3 can sink up to 80mA each -10oC to +50oC Needs protection from weather Synthesized, user selectable. Approximately -121dBm 10kHz (suitable for 12.5kHz operation) 9600 Baud N:8:1 (for changing unit parameters and message output) Internal PCB, or external matched wire as required POCSAG 512 or 1200 baud

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25 WATT VHF POWER AMPLIFIER
Model: 11-54-0000

Operating over a frequency range of 138MHz to 174MHz, the Salcom 11-54 Power Amplier provides up to 25 Watts of power from a 4 Watt input.
The 11-54 has a switching bandwidth of 5MHz with 20 Watts minimum output. The power sense operates with a minimum of 3 Watts input and switches both the power and aerial relays. It will operate satisfactorily with down to 400mW drive, but the PTT connection must be grounded to operate the receive and transmit changeover. A 2dB 50 input matching pad allows connection to awide range of devices, and provides high tolerance to mis-tuning without the risk of instability. In the receive mode, the 11-54 will pass a receive signal with less than 1dB attenuation. The three stage aerial lter attenuates all spurious emissions to less than -30dBm. The 11-54 is protected against accidental power connection reversal. The green LED operates at all times with the power connected, and the red transmit LED operates only when the 11-54 is switched to the transmit mode.

Frequency Bands Power Output Power Requirement Power indication Duty cycle Stability Switching bandwidth Power Input Transmit enable Receive Mode Spurious Outputs Case Dimensions Weight

138-174MHz 25 Watt typical, 4 Watt input 4 Amps typical, 5 Amps max @ 25W output - 13.8V Power connected - green LED, PTT activated - red LED 50% at 25 W power output - 13.8V 2dB 50 input pad. Relay switches supply current on PTT command 5MHz, 20 Watts minimum with 4 Watts input 3 Watts minimum Power sense circuit operates relay (3 Watt min) <2dB loss between input and output connectors -30dBm max 140 x 105 x 33mm 500gms (600gms maximum including box)

Reduced Power Operation

Power Input Transmit enable 0.4 Watts minimum for 10 Watt output typically Ground PTT, 3mA source

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Connections Distributor
RF Power and PTT BNC input and output 2 x 2 way plug and socket, screw connections (supplied)

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25 WATT UHF POWER AMPLIFIER
Model: 11-99-0000

Operating over a frequency range of 400-440MHz and 450-500MHz, the Salcom 11-99 Power Amplier provides up to 25 Watts of power from a 4 Watt input.
The 11-99 covers the full switching bandwidth without retuning with 20 Watts minimum output. The power sense operates with a minimum of 1 Watt input and switches both the power and aerial relays. It will operate satisfactorily with down to 1 Watt input power where it will give approximately 10 Watts out. A 2dB 50 input matching pad allows for connection to a wide range of driving devices without the risk of instability. In the receive mode, the 11-99 will pass a receive signal with less than 2dB attenuation. The high pass lter is in circuit in the receive mode. The three stage aerial lter attenuates spurious emissions to less than -30dBm.The 11-99 is protected against accidental power connection reversal. The green LED operates at all times with the power connected, and the red transmit LED operates only when the 11-99 is switched to the transmit mode.

Frequency Bands Power Output Power Requirement

400-440MHz, 450-500MHz 25 Watt typical, 4 Watt input, 600mA quiescent +13.8V, 4.5A typ, 6A max @ 25W output. Standby: 4mA (power LED current). Power sense switches both relays. Power connected - green LED, PTT activated - red LED 50% at 25 Watt power output, max 1 minute on 2dB 50 input pad. Relay switches supply current on PTT command 50MHz, 20 Watts minimum with 4 Watts input Power sense circuit operates relay (1 Watt min) <2dB loss between input and output connectors -30dBm max 140 x 105 x 33mm 500gms (600gms maximum including box)

Power indication Duty cycle Stability Switching bandwidth Transmit enable Receive Mode Spurious Outputs Case Dimensions Weight

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Power Input

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RF Power and PTT

1 Watt = 10W, 2W = 18W approximate output power

BNC input and output 2 way plug and socket, screw connections (supplied)

SEA AIR AND LAND COMMUNICATIONS LTD

120 St Asaph Street, PO Box 22-621, Christchurch, New Zealand Ph: +64 3 379-2298 Fax: + 64 3 365-1580 E-mail: sales@salcom.co.nz Web Page: www.salcom.co.nz