TELEX/VEGA SIGNALING PRODUCTS

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1 TELEX/VEGA SIGNALING PRODUCTS TELEX/VEGA SIGNALING PRODUCTS COMMUNICATION AND DISPATCH SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY APPLICATION UTILITIES POLICE DEPARTMENT DISPATCH TAXI COMPANY PARAMEDICS SCHOOL DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT MILITARY AIRPORT Be Heard Telex Communications, Inc. Telex Communications, Inc. Vega Signaling Products 8601 East Cornhusker Highway Lincoln, NE (800)

2 VEGA SIGNALING PRODUCTS Desktop Mic Configuration Desktop Microphones for Dispatch Consoles Telex offers two different types of desktop microphones for use with all of our console products. Microphones are sold separately from consoles. Omni- Directional Electret Microphone IP-Based Dispatch THERE ARE LOTS OF REASONS TO CONSIDER IP-BASED DISPATCH SYSTEMS. HERE ARE JUST A FEW THAT WE VE HEARD FROM OUR CUSTOMERS. WE WANT TO LOWER OUR MONTHLY SPENDING ON LEASED LINES OUT TO OUR RADIO TOWERS. TELEX/VEGA IP-BASED RADIO CONTROL EQUIPMENT CAN HELP YOU REDUCE OR ELIMINATE THE COST OF TRADITIONAL LEASED LINE BY REPLACING THEM WITH A SIMPLE AND AFFORDABLE IP NETWORK CONNECTION. WE JUST PURCHASED A NEW RADIO SYSTEM, BUT LOCAL STANDARDS HAVE NOW CHANGED, AND OUR SYSTEM IS NO LONGER IN COMPLIANCE VEGA IP TECHNOLOGY LETS YOU KEEP YOUR CURRENT RADIO SYSTEM, WHILE MAKING IT INTEROPERABLE WITH ANY AND ALL OTHER RADIO SYSTEMS IN YOUR AREA, INCLUDING 800MHZ. WE NEED AN AFFORDABLE AND FLEXIBLE BACK-UP AND REDUNDANCY PLAN VEGA IP SYSTEMS CAN BE ACCESSED AND CONTROLLED SECURELY FROM VIRTUALLY ANYWHERE. ALL YOU NEED IS NETWORK ACCESS AND ANOTHER CONSOLE, OR A COMPUTER WITH C-SOFT DISPATCH CONTROL SOFTWARE. WHATEVER YOUR REASONS ARE, YOU CAN BE SURE THAT VEGA IP-BASED DISPATCH SYSTEMS ARE THE MOST FLEXIBLE, AFFORDABLE AND INTEROPERABLE SYSTEMS AVAILABLE IN THE MARKET TODAY. Noise- Cancelling Dynamic Microphone VoIP Radio/Telephone Dispatch Console model: C-6200 The C-6200 is a multi-line full-featured desktop control console designed with VoIP Technology for use with conventional radio systems. The C-6200 is a selfcontained DSP-based console that does not require CEB or under-the-desk CPU equipment. The C-6200 can be easily connected to any internal Ethernet network by connecting a standard 10/100 basetx cable to the back of the unit and assigning it an address, thus allowing for an unlimited number of C-6200 consoles to have full control and functionality over the system. To program the C-6200 console, connect to the Ethernet port on the back of the console and use any standard Web Browser. Programmable single or dual function tones 16-frequency control 2- or 4-wire, local, and E&M Programmable squelch control Cross mute (hardwire) ANI decode display (DTMF-MDC1200-FLEETSYNC) Paging (multiple formats) Instant recall recorder (IRR) Line select call with alarm Monitor, intercom, PTT button Up to 4 alert tones Crosspatch up to 3 groups Group select, 3 pre-determined groups Volume controls Instant PTT Auxiliary up to 4 buttons 4 programmable buttons Paging VoIP Software Dispatch Console model: C-Soft The Vega C-Soft software console is a Microsoft Windows application that enables a PC with a full duplex sound card and a network connection to monitor and control two-way radios that are connected to the network. The software console is entirely user configurable through the CSoftDesigner program. Using this program, the radio system specialist creates a custom dispatch screen with only those elements required by the end user. If a function is not required, it can be left off of the screen layout. Dispatchers with differing requirements can be given different screen designs. Once the screen layout is created, the designer program generates a file that is read by the CSoftRuntime program. The runtime software does the actual IP communications with the other radio elements available on the network. This single screen design file makes it easy for the designer to send updates to users wherever they may be located. BUTTON TYPES: Alert BUTTON FUNCTION: Generate any of three types of programmable alert tone. Backup Line Allows for primary or backup line selection. Crosspatch Create up to 10 simultaneous crosspatch Groups. Crosspatch Block Crosspatch Clear Crosspatch Programmed DTMF Digit Emergency Ack Emergency Cancel Frequency Change Group Select Group Select Limited Group Programmed Input Indication Instant Recall Block a line from controlling the crosspatch until transmitted on. Clear all lines from crosspatch. Create a pre-determined group of lines in a crosspatch. Generate DTMF digit to selected channel(s). Acknowledge emergency and turn off audible alarm. Cancel emergency call completely. Send frequency change packet command. Create custom group of simultaneous TX Channels. Limits total number of simulselected channels. Create a predefined group of channels. Show status of an HB-3 input or input from NEO-10 across network. Playback Select or Unselect audio for up to 3 minutes. Intercom Intercom Instant Marker Tone Monitor Mute Group Mute Main Mute Per Line P25 - Per Line PTT P25 - Select P25 - User ID Call P25 - Encryption Page Page Send Page Stack Talk on all selected channels without causing radio to transmit. Talk on one channel without keying radio. Key up and transmit programmable tone with programmable interval. Send monitor burst to open squelch of remote radio. Mute a predetermined group of buttons when button is pressed. Mute all UnSelected channels. Mute a particular line. Instant PTT on a line defined to work with a compatible P25, Ethernet equipped, basestation/repeater. Select a line defined to work with a compatible P25, Ethernet equipped, basestation/repeater. Place a call to a specific user ID on a P25 System. Cause a P25 call to be encrypted or clear. Send page. Quickcall II and DTMF supported. Send a stacked group of pages. Select a group of pages to send at one time. Phone-Hold I P P R O D U C T S Phone-On/Offhook PTT-Main PTT-Per Line PTT-Talkback Relay Control RX All Scan Select Supervisor TX All Volume Per Line Volume Select Volume UnSelect Popup Control Popup Webpage Popup Call List Place network phone line on hold. Control network phone line to go on/offhook. Transmits on all selected lines. Transmit on one particular line. Transmit on the last line to receive. Control HB-3 relay or network relay within NEO-10. Unmute all channels. Scan all channels for traffic. Select line for transmission. Take control of a line. Select all channels. Set volume on one particular line. Set volume for select audio speaker. Set volume for unselect audio speaker. Create window that can hold user interface items in logical groups. Create window that shows a designerspecified webpage. Show list of calls received by dispatcher. page: 2 For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at page: 3

3 T E L E X / V E G A S I G N A L I N G P R O D U C T S I P P R O D U C T S Desktop Mic Configuration Gooseneck Mic Configuration 16-frequency control Cross mute (Ethernet based) Paging (2-tone, DTMF, manual) Instant call recorder (IRR) Line select call with alarm 100 talkgroup/frequency control Crossmute (Ethernet based) Paging (2 tone, DTMF, and manual) Instant recall recorder (IRR) Line select call with alarm VoIP 8-line Radio Dispatch Console model: IP-1616 The IP-1616 is an eight-line full-featured desktop control console designed with VoIP Technology for use with conventional radio systems. The IP-1616 is a selfcontained dual processor-based console that does not require CEB or underthe-desk CPU equipment. The IP-1616 can be easily connected to any internal Ethernet network by connecting a standard 10/100 baset cable to the back of the unit and assigning it an address, thus allowing for an unlimited number of IP-1616 consoles to have full control and functionality over the system. The IP-1616 has crosspatching control from two to eight lines. The dispatcher can communicate with the crosspatch group or operate on the other unused channels. To program the IP-1616 console, connect to the Ethernet port on the back of the console and use any standard Web Browser. Monitor, intercom, PTT button Up to 4 alert tones Crosspatch Group select, 2 pre-determined groups VoIP Radio Console model: IP-2002 Designed with VoIP Technology, the IP-2002 is a two-line, full-featured desktop control console for use with conventional radio systems. With a self-contained dual processor, the IP-2002 does not require a CEB or CPU equipment. The IP-2002 connects to any internal Ethernet network, allowing for an unlimited number of consoles to have full control and functionality over the system. Dispatchers using the IP-2002 can control a crosspatch between the two lines as well as inject audio into the crosspatch. The console comes with a handset and panel mic. Optional: headset, desk mic, footswitch, and wall mount kit. Monitor, Intercom, PTT Alert tones up to two Crosspatch Supervisory Control Volume controls Volume controls Instant PTT A-menu and B-menu buttons 4 programmable buttons Paging (2-tone, DTMF, manual) Menu button for direct menu access NEO-10 relay control Paging (2 tone, DTMF, and manual) Dual IP Remote Adapter Panel model: IP-223 The Vega IP-223 IP Network remote adapter provides a reliable means of remotely controlling up to two, two-way radio base stations. The adapter can be used in conjunction with all Vega IP-based consoles and software consoles. The most versatile radio controller available today, the IP-223 provides ultimate compatibility with new radio frequency standards. It allows you to: Convert existing analog dispatch equipment to IP backbone Extend the reach and capacity of your communication infrastructure Control all radio functions Interface with telephone, satellite and cellular devices The IP-223 is interconnected to the distant remote radios by means of any available Wide Area Network (WAN) connection. Simply connect a standard 10/100 TX cable to the back of the unit and assign it an address. This can include wireless connections. Programming of the IP-223 is accomplished through any standard Web Browser interface. SYSTEM OPERATION: PTT & monitor relays CTCSS generation (64 frequencies) R1 and R2 relays (programmable to any frequency or revert to F1) Relays can be placed in pair mode for separation from other function tones COR input for receiver mute Network Enput/Output Device model: NEO-10 Transmit audio and control information via Ethernet connection Link multiple IP-223s with its flexible, modular design Receive VOX circuit detect Crosspatch initiation to another base station can be made using DTMF tone by mobile operators Direct serial control of Kenwood\ 80, 90, and 150 Series Looking for a console that takes control of the world around you? The NEO-10 is a network-based Enput/Output device that has 10 DPDT relays and 10 inputs for monitoring external events. Anytime a relay or input changes, the NEO-10 sends out multicast packet bursts, allowing all users to see status updates in real time. Actual control of the NEO-10 is accomplished by a TCP/IP socket connection from the controlling console. C-Soft Version 2.52 and higher supports multiple NEO devices on the network. NEO-10 supports 10 channels of echo packet functionality, which copies voice/data content on the network from and to multicast addresses. This feature allows the Vega multicast scheme to operate on a network without having multicast enabled. AVAILABLE OPTIONS: Fleetsync and MDC1200 decoders POTS interface with caller ID page: 4 For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at page: 5

4 T E L E X / V E G A S I G N A L I N G P R O D U C T S I P P R O D U C T S Network Recorder The Telex Network Recorder allows you to monitor and record audio for any channel in real time. Plus, it stores detailed information for each call and event in an SQL database for quick and easy retrieval. This includes: Source IP addresses Channel changes Crosspatch creation and teardown Supervisor mode start and end ANI Time Date Line number Call duration Scan status NEO-10 relay and input logging Using the Telex Network Recorder, you can access an extensive amount of call information and sort and refine your searches with a high level of detail. For example, you can search for all calls made by a particular user during a particular time period on a particular channel. NETWORK RECORDER-X Available in a 12-line version, the software comes pre-installed on a standard business class computer. Monitor not included. COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS FOR RECORDER-X: BASIC MODEL 2.8 GHz Pentium IV processor Windows XP Professional Intel 925X Express chipset 512 MB RAM Internal DVD R/W drive 250 GB Hard Disk AC97 chipset sound system 17" flat panel monitor 10/100/1000BaseT Ethernet 3 year on-site warranty included for PC Chassis lock Keyboard and mouse NETWORK RECORDER-XHD Comes pre-installed on a more robust, fault-tolerant computer. The system features mirrored dual drives to protect data in the event of a hard disk failure and also includes a UPS power back-up to protect against power disruptions. Available in 12-, 24-, 50-, 100-, 150-, and 200-line configurations. Monitor not included. COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS FOR RECORDER-XHD: HIGH-PERFORMANCE MODEL 2.8 GHz Pentium IV processor Intel 925X Express chipset Internal DVD R/W drive AC97 chipset sound system 10/100/1000BaseT Ethernet Chassis lock Windows XP Professional 512 MB RAM Dual 250GB mirrored hard drives 800VA APC uninterruptible power supply 17" flat panel monitor 3 year on-site warranty included for PC Keyboard and mouse Monitor not included. Monitor not included. Network Recorder: The recorder monitors your radio network for audio packets and records those that meet your criteria. These are stored as raw PCM audio and then compressed into MP3 files. A 32-bit digital signature is added to the file to guarantee its authenticity. Both RX and TX audio are stored and separated for search purposes. The Network Recorder can record radio traffic from standard Vega VoIP formatted lines, EF Johnson 2600 series P25 digital repeaters and also perform positional recording. The positional recorder lets you record the Select, Unselect, and Mic audio of a specific console. Network Search Engine: The Network Search Engine can search the recorder computer using these parameters: ANI, line number, date, time and call duration. Unrelated calls can be removed from the search screen, and calls of interest can be copied for playback on another computer or an MP3 player. Large groups of calls can be archived for permanent storage and to clear disk space. Archived calls can then be brought back into the database for later review. Headset Adapter Panel model: HB-3 Plus This new model, an update from the popular HB-3 Headset Adapter Panel, features several significant performance enhancements. An updated mechanical design and durable steel construction improves the durability of the unit in heavy-use environments. New microphone and headset input circuits provide expanded compatibility, allowing end users to choose between electret and dynamic element microphones. The HB-3 Plus contains its own microprocessor and software, giving it intelligence and the ability to control multiple inputs and outputs. The adapter operates in two distinct modes. The PC mode is compatible with C-Soft and allows for the use of standard dispatcher quality accessories with the C-Soft application. The second mode, legacy console support, allows the HB-3 Plus to connect to a Vega console through the headset jack and gives the dispatcher access to the advanced features of the HB-3 Plus. Desk mic input Footswitch inputs Relay outputs Recorder outputs Diode blocked inputs NENA telephone interface Console connection Serial port Volume control Headset on/off switch Level adjustments page: 6 For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at page: 7

5 T E L E X / V E G A S I G N A L I N G P R O D U C T S I P P R O D U C T S Phone Interface Box BENEFITS Allows patching of phone and radio calls Allows multiple dispatchers on IP network to share a single phone line model: PIB-223 Access phone lines directly from a Telex/Vega IP-based radio dispatch system. This innovative technology lets dispatchers place and receive telephone calls from their console, without network echo. Dispatchers will experience significant improvements in audio performance when placing and receiving land-line phone calls from their dispatch position. Additionally, a single phone line can now be a shared resource among several IP-based dispatch consoles in a facility. By utilizing a sophisticated algorithm, the PIB-223 virtually eliminates echo that has been previously common to telephone conversations over an IPradio dispatch network. Like all dispatch-to-telephone interfaces, the PIB-223 allows dispatchers to patch radio transmissions and telephone calls together, but its improved audio performance delivers crystal clear communications like never before. Additionally, the PIB-223 passes all caller ID information to the dispatcher s console, so that information is available on-screen when needed. Eliminates echo common on IP phone conversations Passes caller ID information to dispatch console for display iden Phone Interface model: NI-223 Now dispatchers can control and interface directly with widely distributed iden phones. Push-to-talk mobile phone systems, or iden phones, are extremely useful tools that are used broadly in public and private business, public safety and \education. Now, these phones can be a controllable asset on a Telex/Vega IP-based radio dispatch system. The NI-223 gives dispatchers the ability to remotely control the functions of Falcon Class iden phones, much the same as they can with mobile radios. Users will be able to change groups, initiate and terminate calls, as well as communicate directly with the phone user. These functions will be available to all dispatchers on the network. The iden phone is connected to the NI-223 via the accessory connector. The NI-223 connects\ directly to a Telex/Vega IP-223 on the IP network. Six-line Tone Remote Control Console model: C-1616 The C-1616 is a full-featured, full-function, radio-tone control console designed for easy field programmability. The modular design offers selection and control of up to six base stations and 16 frequencies. In an attractive, durable case, the C-1616 comes with two channels; additional channels may be added by installing another two-line module. Its unique vacuum florescent display provides channel alpha/numeric indication, and features clock and audio-level meter. Multiple consoles can be easily programmed by using the serial port located on the back of each console. Unlike other manufacturers equipment, the C-1616 requires no additional programming. Optional: handset/headset, gooseneck mic, desk mic, and footswitch. 2 or 4 wire per line per line Programmable squelch control per line TX monitor Two alert tone cadence (keypad programmable) Crossmute per line (hardwire) TX notch filter Wildcard group groupings (function tones) Tone Remote Adapter Panel Select/unselect status for each line 16-function tone button selection TX all button RX all button Mute button Alert button AUX relay button Intercom PTT button Supervisory button TX detect LED for selected audio Line activity monitor LED for each line model: DSP-223 The DSP-223 provides a reliable means of remotely controlling two-way radio base stations. The adapter can be used in conjunction with all Vega consoles or other manufacturers remote consoles that use the industrystandard sequential tone-keying format. Kenwood 150/180 Upgrade Kit This kit enables the DSP-223 to perform serial control of Kenwood 150/180 radios, utilizing the Fleetsync serial control protocol. The kit includes the interface cable as well as the serial port daughter board for the DSP-223. In addition to performing channel changes through the serial port, incoming Fleetsync ANI information can be decoded and presented to the consoles via a DTMF burst. Desktop Mic Configuration Gooseneck Mic Configuration The NI-223 provides power to the iden phone and passes caller ID information back to the console giving the dispatcher access to valuable tracking information. BENEFITS Dispatch control and interface with popular iden phones Remote control of phone features Provides power to phone Works in push-to-talk and phone modes Passes caller ID information to dispatch console for display 2-wire or 4-wire jumper selectable Single function tone recognition (16 function tones) Dual function tone recognition (100 function tones) Relays in 4 groups for separating functions Automatic station identification PTT, monitor, and power LED indications Local handset port 99-digit display 6 digital outputs (fully programmable) PTT and monitor relays page: 8 For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at page: 9

6 T E L E X / V E G A S I G N A L I N G P R O D U C T S P O R T A B L E C O M M A N D C E N T E R Two-line Radio Control Console model: C-2002 V.I.P.E.R. IP-Based Radio Control System \ Monitor, Intercom, PTT Alert tone ALT button Mute, release and select (per line) Volume control (select and unselect) Three simultaneous microphones \ Monitor Intercom PTT button Volume control The C-2002 is a full-featured, two-line radio-tone control console. Each line offers cross-mute and supervisory capability, along with programmable squelch control, which eliminates the unwanted noise generally associated when monitoring a line. The C-2002 can control two base stations and select up to 99 frequencies. Housed in an attractive, durable case, this DSP-designed console can be programmed by using the DTMF keypad on the front of the console. Used with our mating DSP-223 series adapter panels, the C-2002 meets all the needs and requirements for controlling remote base stations. The console comes with a handset and panel mic. Optional: headset, desk mic, footswitch, and wall mount kit. Selective call indication Alert tone Time duration of the PTT Audio delay Function tones (programmable) Up to 99 frequency control 2 or 4 wire, local, and E&M Single-line Radio Control Console models: C-2000, C-2000HS Programmable squelch control Crossmute (hardwire) TX monitor TX and RX notch filter Programmable TX delay The C-2000 is a full-featured, full-function, radio-tone control console designed for easy field programmability using the DTMF keypad. The C-2000 allows dispatchers to select and control a single base station and up to 100 frequencies. Used with Vega s 223 series adapter panels, this console meets all dispatchers needs and requirements for controlling remote base stations. Multiple consoles may be easily programmed by using the serial port located on the back of each console. Unlike other manufacturers equipment, the C-2000 requires no additional software. The C-2000 console comes with a built-in mic. Optional: handset/headset and desk mic. The C-2000HS includes handset. Optional: headset, desk mic, footswitch, and wall mount kit. Programmable single or dual function tones Up to 100 frequency control 2 or 4 wire Programmable squelch control TX monitor Supervised control Cross-mute (hardwire) TX notch filter Alert tone-warble 15 programmable DTMF addresses The idea behind V.I.P.E.R. is a fairly simple one. By using our innovative VoIP technology, the radio s transmissions and control information are converted into digital data regardless of frequency or standard, VHF, UHF or 800MhZ. This data is sent across the V.I.P.E.R. s self-contained computer network. The console then decodes the data and presents it to the dispatcher as sound and information which he or she interacts with as with any other radio dispatch console. Radio system interoperability is achieved instantly through simple crosspatches on the console. This IP-based system simplifies the design of the V.I.P.E.R., increases the reliability of the system, and makes it easy to add additional radios or dispatch positions on scene. CONFIGURABLE APPLICATIONS Because V.I.P.E.R. is based on a modular architecture, it\ gives you the flexibility to create the exact solution for\ your application. Here are just a few of the options you can consider to create your own customized V.I.P.E.R. Number of radios you need to control Each installed radio control module (the Vega IP-223) allows you to control and network up to two radios. So determining how many different radio systems you need to control will determine the number of IP-223s to include. Typically, two extra IP-223s are added, to allow for additional radios to be added to the system on the scene of an event. Number of pre-configured radios you d like installed When building a V.I.P.E.R., agencies and integrators often choose to have their most commonly used radios built right into the unit. That minimizes the amount of set-up time in the field, and will provide for complete interoperability and radio control in your most common deployments. Other types of portable radios you d like to add when necessary By considering in advance which other types of radios you might need to add on the scene of an incident, you will be better prepared when the situation arises. Adding control cables is all that is necessary. And, you can include control cables for an array of portable radio systems when you order your V.I.P.E.R. V.I.P.E.R. MCU A robust and completely self-contained portable communications center. The MCU gives you complete dispatching capabilities and control and interoperability of up to 8 different radio systems. It is simple to expand and integrate into other communications networks. PACKAGE INCLUDES: Panasonic Toughbook, with a Pentium M 725, 1.6GHz processor Telex C-Soft 12-line Dispatch Console Telex Network Recorder 4 Telex IP-223 Radio Controllers Hotspot wireless connection between dispatch console and the network Built-in storage drawers for laptop computer and accessories External speakers External connection for up to 8 different portable radios External Cat-5 network connection Internal network router 110 max power supply Rugged weather resistant milspec case Overall closed dimensions 28" W x 29.5" D x 22.5" H BENEFITS: Completely self-contained mobile command center Easily transported and deployed Creates instant interoperability among disparate radio systems Establishes complete and robust dispatch capabilities Easily expands or integrates with other communications systems V.I.P.E.R. EIGHT A more streamlined version of the V.I.P.E.R., the Eight\ provides network infrastructure for control and interoperability of up to\ 8 different radio systems. It is easily integrated into your existing dispatch capabilities using your own portable or mobile radios.\ It is also smaller and lighter for easier transportation and deployment. PACKAGE INCLUDES: 4 Telex IP-223 Radio Controllers External connection for up to 8 different portable radios External Cat-5 network connection Internal network router watts max power supply Rugged weather resistant mil-spec case Overall closed dimensions 28" W x 27.25" D x 15.5" H page: 10 For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at For product specifications and warranty information, visit our website at page: 11