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Security and Communication
AFIL / AFILEB
Induction Loop Amplier Modules for barrier-free communication
Commend – Communication and security for everyone
The Audio-Frequency Induction Loop amplier modules AFIL and AFILEB
bring existing equipment up to the latest standard of „barrier-free communica-
tion.“ This is regulated by various standards (e.g. IEC 60118-4), with the aim of
ensuring perfect communication. In combination with an induction loop, the
AFIL / AFILEB modules provide direct communication to hearing aids in well-
known excellent Commend quality.
The small size and the availability in two different versions (with housing AFIL
and without housing AFILEB) allows for exible integration into environments
such as ticket vending machines, barriers, and help points.
Features and Highlights
– A fully integrated, IEC 60118-4 compliant induction loop system enables
wearers of hearing aids to receive Intercom audio signals in clear, uninter-
rupted quality.
– Flexible integration in environments, e.g. ticket vending machines, ser-
vice counter, barriers, and help points
– Energy-efcient and power-saving technology with low heat generation.
– Functions as MLC (Metal Loss Correction) and AGC (Automatic Gain
Control) for easy startup and faultless operation.
– Compatible with virtually all Commend Intercom Terminals and Intercom
Modules or third-party audio sources.
– All connections to a single face for installation convenience.
–
IEC 60118-4
compliant
–
Compact
size
Flexible
integration

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Technical data / System requirements
Technical Data
Input: Input impedance 10kΩ
Sensitivity - 15dBu for max output
Overload level +10dBu
Output: Drive Voltage: max. 6.5 Vrms
Drive Current: 2.8 A continuous 1kHz sine wave
Loop resitance: 0.1Ω to 1.0Ω resistive or 1.5Ω maximum reactive impedance
Frequency response: 80 Hz to 8 kHz: - 3dB
MLC (Metall loss correction): 0 to -3dB/ octave
Operating temperature range: –20° C to 70° C (–4° F to 158° F)
Storage temperature range: –20° C to 70° C (–4° F to 158° F)
Relative humidity: up to 95% not condensing
Connection: - pluggable screw terminals
- JST plug (type: PAP-02v-s)
Power supply: external supply 15 – 26 VDC
(max. power consumption 8 W)
Measurements: see Measurements on page 3
Extent of supply
– Induction Loop Amplier Module
– Short Reference
– Wallmount kit (only AFIL)
– Spacer kit (only AFILEB)
Requirements
– external Power supply: 15 VDC - 26 VDC
– Induction Loop
– external Audio source
Induction loop line length
With maximum current output the induction loop amplier module can drive:
– Loops with DC resistance from 0.1 to 1.0 Ω
– Impedance up to a maximum of 1.5 Ω
max. line length for current ≤ 2A:
0.75 mm2: 42 m
1.0 mm2: 56 m
1.5 mm2: 84 m
2.5 mm2: 140 m

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Installation / Measurements
Mounting instructions
– Do not expose the station to extreme temperature (see “Technical Data“ on page 2).
– Observe the country specic standards for installation, mounting and conguration.
– When opening the stations ESD precautions must be observed.
– The housing may only be opened by authorised service engineers.
– Induction Loop Performance compliant with IEC 60118-4 (when correctly installed)
– Metal Structures signicantly affects performance of the induction loop system. The magnetic eld generated by an induction loop system,
induces a current in any closed path of a metal structure placed in the vicinity of the induction loop. These induced currents tend to weaken the
magnetic eld and cause loss.
Examples of metal structures:
– Lightweight oor construction with a (usually proled) metal sheet under a thin reinforced concrete slab.
– Girders, beams, constructional metal work
– Metal cladding and walls
– Metal box construction (elevators, lifts)
Measurements AFILEB
Measurements in mm (inch), not to scale!
Ø 3.2 (4x)
(0.13)
60 (2.36) 5
(0.17)
4 x 45°
65 (2.56)
55 (2.17)
90 (2.36)
Measurements AFIL
Measurements in mm (inch), not to scale!
158.5 (6.24)
77.8 (3.06) 48.8 (1.92)

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Please follow the following instruction for the installation of the Induction Loop Amplier Module:
– Mount the induction loop (not in the extent of supply) - for the mounting of the induction loop please consider the respective norm.
– Mount the Induction Loop Amplier Module - it is recommended to combine the amplier with an Intercom module ET 908A or ET 808A or to mount the
induction loop amplier in a separate housing.
– Turn all potentiometers fully anti-clockwise.
– Carry out the connection of the induction loop, signal input and power supply
– Connect the loop cable (polarity does not matter) as shown in the following picture.
– Connect the signal input with a twisted pair or shielded cable. The cable can be connected via the screw terminal or the JST plug (type: PAP-02v-s) as
shown in the following picture.
– Connect power supply (15 VDC - 26 VDC) as shown in the following picture.
– Switch on the external power supply and check if the green “Power” LED illuminates!
– Apply input signal (e.g. by speaking into mic) and increase the level with potentiometer “Level -Input” until the LED “
Adjust
” begins to light green.
– Increase the potentiometer “Loop Current” until the LED “Adjust” begins to light orange.
– With the potentiometer “MLC” it is possible to compensate the metal loss.
Note: Increase the potentiometer to compensate the metal loss. If the potentiometer is turned fully anti-clockwise, no metal loss correction is active.
– Test the performance of the system using a loop receiver or eld strength meter and adjust “MLC” & “LOOP CURRENT” to achieve acceptable performance
- please consider the respective norm!
Quick Start AFILEB
11
BOC1
BOC2
1
6
11
1
+ -
1
1
1
B
O
C
1
B
O
C
2
1
6
1
1
1
+ -
LINE
LINE
+ -
DC
LED “Power”
MLC
Level-Input
Loop
Current
LED
“A djust”
Induction
Loop

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Please follow the following instruction for the installation of the Induction Loop Amplier Module:
– Mount the induction loop (not in the extent of supply) - for the mounting of the induction loop please consider the respective norm.
– Mount the Induction Loop Amplier Module as shown in the following picture
Note: Wallmount Kit (in extent of supply)
Note: Mounting with top hat rail clamp ET 901-HSH35 (not in extent of supply)
-> see Short Reference ET 901-HSH35
– Open the housing (as shown in the following picture) and turn all potentiometers fully
anti-clockwise.
Quick Start AFIL
– Carry out the connection of the induction loop, signal input and power supply
– Connect the loop cable as shown in the following picture (polarity does not matter).
– Connect with a twisted pair or shielded cable the signal input as shown in the
following picture.
– Connect power supply (15 VDC - 26 VDC) as shown in the following picture.
– Switch on the external power supply and check if the green “Power” LED illuminates!
– Apply input signal (e.g. by speaking into mic) and increase the level with potentiometer “Input- Level” until the LED “Loop Signal” begins to light green.
– Increase the potentiometer “Loop Current” until the LED “Loop Signal” begins to light orange.
– With the potentiometer “MLC” it is possible to compensate the metal loss.
Note: Increase the potentiometer to compensate the metal loss. If the potentiometer is turned fully anti-clockwise, no metal loss correction is active.
– Test the performance of the system using a loop receiver or eld strength meter and adjust “MLC” & “LOOP CURRENT” to achieve acceptable performance
- please consider the respective norm!
Induction Loop
15 - 26 VDC
Power
+ –
Line-in
Loop
Current
Loop
Signal
Loop Output
+ -
Line
3
2
1
1Install screws and dowels
2Break out the mounting opening
on the back side of the housing
and hook onto the screws
Fix Induction Loop Amplifier Module
by moving to the left, right or down
3
open
amplifier
Power
+ –
Loop
Current
Loop
Signal
Loop Output
+ -
Line
1
2

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The development and manufacturing processes are certified in
accordance with EN ISO 9001:2015.
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