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Vertex Standard VX-P920 Series User manual

VHF •UHF Portable Radios
VX-920/970
SERIES
VX-929/979/P929/P979
VX-924/974/P924/P974
VX-921/971/P921/P971
512 ch/32 groups with 16 Keys and LCD 512 ch/32 groups with 4 Keys and LCD 48 ch/3 groups without LCD
VHF UHF
Measurements per EIA standards unless noted above. Specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.
Transmitter Specifications Measurements made per TIA/EIA-603
Power Output 5 / 2.5 / 1 / 0.25 W
Modulation 16K0F3E
11K0F3E
Spurious Emissions 70 dB
FM Hum and Noise (W/N) 45 / 40 dB
Audio Distortion Less than 3 % (@1 kHz)
Receiver Specifications Measurements made per TIA/EIA-603
Sensitivity (12 dB SINAD) EIA
0.25 / 0.32 µV
Adjacent Channel Selectivity (W/N)
75 / 70 dB
Intermodulation
(W/N)
75 / 70 dB
Spurious and Image Rejection
80 dB 75 dB
Hum and Noise
(W/N)
48 / 42 dB
Audio Output 700 mW @16 Ohms, 5 % THD
General Specifications
Frequency Range 134-174 MHz
400-470 MHz
450-512 MHz
Number of Channels 512 (VX-929 / 924/ 979/ 974) / 48 (VX-921 / 971)
Number of Groups 32 (VX-929 / 924 / 979 / 974) / 3 (VX-921 / 971)
Channel Spacing 12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz
PLL Steps 1.25 / 2.5 / 5 / 6.25 kHz 5 / 6.25 kHz
Operating Voltage 7.4 VDC ±20 %
Current Consumption
STBY (w/save) 75 (30) mA 75 (30) mA
RX 200 mA 200 mA
TX 1.7A 1.9A
Battery Life (w/Battery save)
12.5 h (16 h) w/ FNB-V87LI
11.5 h (15 h) w/ FNB-V87LI
(RX 5 : TX 5 : STBY 90 Duty)
Temperature Range
–
22
°
F to + 140
°
F (
–
30
°
Cto +60
°
C)
Frequency Stability ±2.5 ppm
Dimensions (W x H x D)
2.3" x 5.3" x 1.5" (57.5 x 133 x 37.5 mm)
Weight (approx.)
13.0 oz (370 g) w/Ant, Battery (FNB-V86LI) and Belt clip
Low Pressure
High Temperature
Low Temperature
Temperature Shock
Solar Radiation
Rain
Humidity
Salt Fog
Dust
Immersion*
Vibration
Shock
500.2/Procedure I, II
501.2/Procedure I, II
502.2/Procedure I, II
–
505.2/Procedure Il Cat. A1
506.2/Procedure I
507.2/Procedure II, III
509.2/Procedure I
510.2/Procedure I
512.2/Procedure I
514.3/Procedure I Cat. 10
516.3/Procedure I
500.1/Procedure I, II
501.1/Procedure I, II
502.1/Procedure I, II
–
505.1/Procedure I
506.1/Procedure I
507.1/Procedure I, II
509.1/Procedure I
510.1/Procedure I
512.1/Procedure I
514.
2/Procedure I Cat. 10,8
516.2/Procedure I
500.3/Procedure I, II
501.3/Procedure I, II
502.3/Procedure I, II
–
505.3/Procedure Il Cat. A1
506.3/Procedure I, II
507.3/Procedure II, III
509.3/Procedure I
510.3/Procedure I
512.3/Procedure I
514.4/Procedure I Cat. 10
516.4/Procedure I
500.4/Procedure I, II
501.4/Procedure I, II
502.4/Procedure I, II
503.4/Procedure I
505.
4/Procedure l, Il Cat. A1
506.4/Procedure I
–
509.4/Procedure I
510.4/Procedure I, III
512.4/Procedure I
514.
5/Procedure I Cat. 20,24
516.5/Procedure I
VX-920/970/P920/P970 Series : Applicable MIL-STD
Standard MIL 810C
Methods/Procedures MIL 810D
Methods/Procedures MIL 810E
Methods/Procedures MIL 810F
Methods/Procedures
VX-920/970
SERIES
2006.0503NA(U) B9200492B Printed in Japan
Vertex Standard
US Headquarters
10900 Walker Street, Cypress, CA 90630, U.S.A.
Phone 714/827-7600; Fax 714/827-8100
http://www.vertexstandard.com
Intrinsically Safe Information
The Intrinsically Safe Version of VX-920/970/P920/P970 series, equipped with any of optional units, meets the
requirements of ANSI/UL913 6th Edition for Class I, Division 1, Groups A-D; Class II, Groups E-G; and Class III for
hazardous locations.
Specifications
VHF UHF
Transmitter Specifications
Measurements made per TIA/EIA-603 (Analog), TIA-102 CAAA (Digital)
Power Output 5 / 2.5 / 1 / 0.25 W
Modulation Analog (W/N) 16K0F3E / 11K0F3E
Digital 8K10F1D / 8K10F1E
Spurious Emissions 70 dB
FM Hum and Noise Analog (W/N)
46 / 40 dB
Audio Distortion Less than 3 % @ 1kHz
Receiver Specifications
Measurements made per TIA/EIA-603 (Analog), TIA-102 CAAA (Digital)
Sensitivity (12 dB SINAD) EIA
0.25 µV 0.32 µV
Digital 5% BER 0.25 µV 0.32 µV
Digital 1% BER 0.35 µV 0.40 µV
Adjacent Channel Selectivity Analog (W/N)
75 / 70 dB 75 / 70 dB
Intermodulation Analog (W/N)
75 / 70 dB 75 / 70 dB
Spurious and Image Rejection Analog
80 dB 75 dB
Hum and Noise Analog (W/N)
48 / 42 dB
Audio Output 700 mW @16 Ohms, 5% THD
General Specifications
Frequency range 134 - 174 MHz 380 - 450 MHz
450 - 512 MHz
Number of Channels 512 (VX-P929/P924/P979/P974) / 48 (VX-P921/P971)
Number of Groups 32 (VX-P929/P924/P979/P974) / 3 (VX-P921/P971)
Channel Spacing 12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz
PLL Steps 1.25 / 2.5 / 5 / 6.25 kHz 5 / 6.25 kHz
Operating Voltage 7.4 VDC ±20 %
Current Consumption
STBY (Analog / Digital) 90 / 130 mA 90 / 130 mA
RX 250 mA 250 mA
TX 1.7 A 1.9 A
Battery Life (w/Battery save)
10.4 h (14.4 h) w/ FNB-V87LI
10.0 h (13.0 h) w/ FNB-V87LI
(RX 5 : TX 5 : STBY 90 Duty)
Temperature Range –22°F to + 140°F (-30°C to + 60°C)
Frequency Stability ±2.5 ppm
Dimensions (W x H x D) 2.3" x 5.3" x 1.5" (57.5 x 133 x 37.5 mm)
Weight (approx.)
13.4 oz (380 g) w/Ant, Battery (FNB-V86LI) and Belt Clip
VX-P920/P970
SERIES
VX-P920 /P970 Series
*VX-970 / P970 Series
VX-920/P920 Series VX-970/P970 Series / Special orderVersion
VX-920/P920 Series : Applicable International Protection Standard VX-970/P970 Series : Applicable International Protection Standard
表4 表1 VX-920/970USA
The optional SRX-3 (UHF) and SRX-4 (VHF) Multi-Band
Receiver Units expand the versatility of the VX-P920/P970 Series
significantly. For example, a UHF version of the VX-920/970
Series may have the SRX-4 installed, expanding reception to
include both UHF and VHF channels so that information or
commands from a dispatch center will never be missed.
The unique Clear Voice feature provides a specialized form of
audio processing that helps the user's voice stand out more
clearly when he or she is operating in a very noisy environment.
Other Features
P25 DIGITAL MODE
P25 Digital Conventional
AMBE+2™Vocoder
NAC (Network Access Code)
Talk Group ID
Individual ID List / Paging Group
RSSI Indicator / RSSI Warning Mixed Mode
AES / DES Encryption Options
NAC (Network Access Code) are programmable and are
typically used to control network access but may also be used to
steer repeater operations. NAC codes are used the same way
as an analog CTCSS tone (or DCS code). There are 4096
unique NAC codes.
For superior voice quality in narrow-band, digital, P25 mode of
operation our products use the AMBE+2™Vocoder protocol
from DVSI, Inc.
Because our products are fully TIA/EIA 102 Series compliant,
you
are assured of broad compatibility within a wide range of P25
Digital Mode systems.
Talk Group IDs (TGIDs) provide for the logical grouping of radio
users into distinct organizations and can also be used to minimize
co-channel interference. There are more than 65,000 unique
TGID addresses.
Channels can be programmed for analog only, digital only or Mixed
Mode dual Analog/Digital operation. The radio will automatically
switch to the appropriate format when it receives a call. This
capability provides seamless switching between Analog and
Digital systems saves available channel programming capacity
and simplifies user operation of the unit.
Certain models feature Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) and
provide visual indication of receive signal level (signal strength).
All models feature an audible indication of low receive signal
strength. When received signal strength falls to a level not
suitable for reliable communications, an alert tone will sound.
This feature is useful if the unit has no display or if it is difficult
for the user to see the display during normal operation.
P25 contains special provisions for Emergency Calling. When
an "Emergency" signal is received, the radio's "Busy" LED can
provide a very bright white blinking indication while the LCD can
show the Unit ID or Alpha Tag of the unit in distress...
Data Encryption Standard (DES) is an older format system
based on a 64 bit encryption algorithm...
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a newer and more
robust system based on 256 bit algorithm. Encryption Keys
Multiple encryption keys can be stored in the unit as required.
The calling station will be identified either by their Alphanumeric
Tag (if defined in the Individual ID List), or by their ID number (if a Tag
is not defined).
3
VERSATILITY
VX-P929/P924/P979/P974 with LCD:
Maximum 512 Channels/32 Groups
VX-P921/P971 w/o LCD: Maximum 48 Channels/3 Groups
The LCD-equipped version provides massive channel storage
capability: up to 512 channels may be programmed into as many as
32 groups. A single radio may therefore be programmed with channel
sets for a number of different jurisdictions or organizations,
ensuring seamless interoperability. The VX-P920/P970 Series without
the LCD can accommodate up to 48 channels in up to three groups.
In addition to the traditional battery saver modes, our exclusive
Intelligent Saver reduces power consumption associated with
the DSP.
Intelligent RX/TX Battery Saver
Rugged, Submersible Design
Submersible External Speaker/Microphone MH-66 Series (optional)
The VX-P920 Series portables are housed in
an ultra-rugged, impact-resistant case that is
designed to exceed U.S. MIL-STD 810C/D/E/F
standards for shock, vibration, and driving rain;
it also meets international waterproofing
standard IP55 (water jets) and IP57 (submersion
i
n water to a depth of 3 feet for up to 30 minutes).
For even more demanding environments, the
VX-970 Series version meets IP68 specifications
(submersion to 6 feet for 3 hours), and is
available via special order.
When operating in an emergency situation where immersion of
the radio and/or its accessories could occur, the optional MH-66
Series Speaker/Microphone is rated to the same submersibility
specifications as the portable itself (IP57), ensuring that your
essential communications won't be interrupted if the microphone
gets dropped into the water.
Multi-Band Reception (optional)
Clear Voice (Improves TX Audio in Noisy Environments)
•CTCSS/DCS Encode and Decode •DTMF ANI/DTMF Paging
•2-Tone Encode and Multiple 2-Tone Decode •User Selectable
Tone (VX-P929/P924/P979/P974) •Scan: Channel Scan, Priority
Scan,
Dual Watch, Follow-me Scan, Follow-me Dual Watch, and
TA Scan •Compander (Wide and Narrow Band) •Lone Worker
•Programmable Function Keys •PC Programmable •Power
Output: 5 W •Wide/Narrow (12.5/20/25 kHz) Programmable per
Channel •Battery Indicator •Loud 700 mW Audio Output
•Speed Dial (16-key Version only) •7-Color LED for Incoming
Call Alert •Large LCD (Dot Matrix/12 Characters + 7 Segments/
3 Characters) (VX-P929/P924/P979/P974) •Programmable
Home Channel Function •Audio Pitch Control •ARTS™(Auto-
Range Transpond System) •BCLO/BTLO and TOT
In P25 operation each transceiver can be programmed with a
unique Unit ID. There are over 16 Million possible Unit IDs
available. Additionally, using the Paging Group feature, each
unique Unit ID can be identified with an Alphanumeric Tag,
making selective calling by name is possible. What s more, if no
Paging call list has been defined, direct input of the Unit ID
number is possible, permitting direct calling of any particular user.
When receiving, the Alphanumeric Tag (Name) of the calling station
will be shown (LCD models only). If no call list has been defined,
only the transmitting station's Code number will be displayed.
The Paging Group may be subdivided into up to 15 sub-groups,
and each channel may be assigned to a sub-group in advance.
Actual Size
Reliability, ruggedness, and interoperability like never before. The VX-P920/P970 series of Vertex
Standard portables is ready to respond when you are, with a wide array of signaling capability,
along with big audio, operator and system security measures, and PC programmability for
quick
deployment. Submersible to IP57 (VX-P920) / IP68 (VX-P970) specifications, and built to
U.S. MIL-STD specifications, the VX-P920/P970 Portables are your assurance of long-term
reliability under the most difficult operating circumstances.
VX-P920/P970 SERIES
VX-P929/P979 VX-P924/P974 VX-P921/P971
P25VHF•UHF Portable Radios
2
VX-P920 Series VX-P970 Series / Special orderVersion
512 ch/32 groups with 16 Keys and LCD 512 ch/32 groups with 4 Keys and LCD 48 ch/3 groups without LCD
23VX-920/970USA
The Lone Worker feature is designed to emit an alarm for
30
seconds when the Lone Worker Timer (programmed by the
dealer)
has expired. If the user does not reset the timer by
pressing the PTT switch, the radio switches to the
Emergency mode.
Customization of feature access
is easily accomplished at the
time of programming, thanks to
the "programmable" keys that
may be assigned functions
needed most in your operating
environment.
All channel and other configuration data may be uploaded
to the portable by the dealer in a matter of minutes, allowing
efficient setup of a fleet of radios when rapid deployment is
required.
When engaged, the Receive-mode Battery Saver rapidly
pulses the portable on and off, reducing current consumption
and extending battery life. If a call is received, the Battery
Saver is disengaged, and normal operation resumes. On
transmit, the Battery Saver will reduce transmitter power,
thus extending operating time, when you are within close
range of a strong repeater or dispatch center.
Lone Worker
RX / TX Battery Saver
Programmable Function Keys
PC Programmable
Automatic Number Identification, triggered by the pressing
of the PTT key, is available in the most popular industry-
standard formats, via the optional VME-100 (for Encoding
only) or VMDE-200 (for Encoding and Decoding) module.
ANI Encoding and Decoding (MDC-1200®, GE-Star®, and
DTMF (Encode): optional VME-100 or VMDE-200 required)
VERSATILITY
The LCD-equipped version provides massive channel
storage capability: up to 512 channels may be programmed
into as many as 32 groups. A single radio may therefore be
programmed with channel sets for a number of different
jurisdictions or organizations, ensuring seamless interoperability.
The VX-920/970 Series without the LCD can accommodate
up to 48 channels in up to three groups.
High-performance Encoder/Decoder circuits for both
CTCSS and Digital Code Squelch are provided, for access
to tone/code controlled systems. DCS is ideal for crowded
RF environments, providing superior immunity from false
opening of the squelch.
Fleet and network operation are enhanced by the built-in DTMF
ANI/Paging circuit.
The VX-920/970 Series provides unmatched flexibility in its
scanning features. Designed to optimize operation in a wide
variety of system environments, these scanning capabilities
ensure that you never miss an important call.
One of the front panel's "programmable" keys may be
designated so as to allow the user to select a CTCSS or
DCS tone from a pre-defined Tone Table.
For operation in systems requiring Companding, the VX-
920/970 Series portables include both Wide- and Narrow-band
Companding circuitry, programmable channel by channel.
The VX-920/970 Series can transmit a 2-Tone paging call,
and can receive 2-Tone calls using different tone
combinations.
VX-929/924/979/974 with LCD:
Maximum 512 Channels/32 Groups
VX-921/971 w/o LCD: Maximum 48 Channels/3 Groups
CTCSS / DCS Encode and Decode
DTMF ANI / DTMF Paging
2-Tone Encode and Multiple 2-Tone Decode
User Selectable Tone (VX-927/924/979/974)
Scan: Channel Scan, Priority Scan, Dual Watch,
Follow-me Scan, Follow-me Dual Watch, and TA Scan
Compander (Wide and Narrow Band)
Actual Size
VX-929/979 VX-924/974 VX-921/971
VX-920/970
SERIES
VHF•UHF Portable Radios
45
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION
The VX-920 Series portables are housed in an ultra-rugged,
impact-resistant case that is designed to exceed U.S. MIL-
STD 810C/D/E/F standards for shock, vibration, and driving
rain; it also meets international waterproofing standard IP55
(water jets) and IP57 (submersion in water to a depth of 3
feet for up to 30 minutes).
Rugged, Submersible Design
When operating in an emergency situation where
immersion of the radio and/or its accessories could occur,
the optional MH-66 Series Speaker/Microphone is rated to
the same submersibility specifications as the portable itself
(IP57), ensuring that your
essential communications won't
be interrupted if the microphone
gets dropped into the water.
Submersible External Speaker/Microphone
MH-66 Series (optional)
For even more demanding environments, the VX-970 Series
version meets IP68 specifications (submersion to 6 feet for
3 hours), and is available via special order.
VX-920 Series VX-970 Series / Special orderVersion
VX-970 Series
Special OrderVersion
512 ch/32 groups with 16 Keys and LCD 512 ch/32 groups with 4 Keys and LCD 48 ch/3 groups without LCD
54
HIGH PERFORMANCE
SECURITY
EASY USER INTERFACE
The VX-920/970 Series provides up to five solid Watts of
transmitter power, for extended communications range. For
more localized applications, the power output may be
reduced to 2.5 W, 1 W, or 1/4 W, for enhanced battery life.
When programming radios for use in different jurisdictions,
the VX-920/970 Series portables may be set up, channel by
channel, for use in 12.5 kHz, 20 kHz, or 25 kHz channel
spacing environments. Deviation and bandwidth are
automatically set according to the configuration you choose.
For advanced network or fleet operations, a 5-Tone
Encoder-Decoder circuit is included in the VX-920/970
Series. An expensive option on many competing brands,
this included feature enhances operation without impacting
your budget.
The optional SRX-3 (UHF) and SRX-4 (VHF) Multi-Band
Receiver Units expand the versatility of the VX-920/970
Series significantly. For example, a UHF version of the VX-
920/970 Series may have the SRX-4 installed, expanding
reception to include both UHF and VHF channels so that
information or commands from a dispatch center will never
be missed.
Ideal for reception in noisy environments, high-powered
audio of the VX-920/970 Series is coupled to a large
internal speaker, assuring solid copy throughout difficult
crowd control, fire, or sporting-event operations.
The unique Clear Voice feature provides a specialized form
of audio processing that helps the user's voice stand out
more clearly when he or she is operating in a very noisy
environment.
An easy-to-use DTMF Speed Dialer feature is included in
the
VX-929/979, for specialized selective calling, telephone
interconnect,
or other applications.
The optional DVS-5 Digital Voice Storage Unit allows you to
store and play back up to 120 seconds of incoming received
audio, so you can archive an important incoming message.
Power Output: 5 W
Large LCD (Dot Matrix/12 Characters + 7 Segments/
3 Characters) (VX-929/924/979/974)
Wide/Narrow (12.5/20/25 kHz)
Programmable per Channel
Built-in 5-Tone Signaling
Multi-Band Reception (optional)
Loud 700 mW Audio Output
7-Color LED for Incoming Call Alert
Programmable Home Channel Function
Direct Channel Recall (#1 - #4)
BCLO/BTLO and TOT
Remote Radio Stun/Kill/Revive (5-Tone)
Clear Voice (Improves TX Audio in Noisy Environments)
Audio Pitch Control
Speed Dial (16-key Version only)
ARTS™(Auto-Range Transpond System)
Encryption (Optional FVP-35 or FVP-36 required)
Voice Storage (optional DVS-5 required)
The front panel of the VX-920/970 Series
includes an
ultra-bright LED that can display up
to seven different
colors, with a variable flash
pattern, to
alert the operator when a 2-Tone or
5-Tone call
has come in, and during Emergency
mode operation.
When using the radio in a noisy environment, the Audio
Pitch Control adds aggressive equalization to the audio on
the incoming signal, allowing it to "punch" through the
ambient noise so the user will have a better chance of
understanding the incoming transmission.
To prevent interference to other users on busy channels, the
Busy Channel Lock-Out (BCLO) and Busy Tone Lock-Out
(BTLO) features prevent transmission by the portable if the
channel is occupied. And the Time-Out Timer (TOT) feature
will automatically cut of transmission if the programmed
maximum transmit time is exceeded.
The FVP-35 (Rolling Code) and FVP-36 (Inversion)
Encryption Units provide security for your important public
safety and security communications.
•AF Minimum Volume •Radio-to-Radio Cloning •Signal
Strength Meter •Battery Indicator
To prevent use of the portable by an unauthorized operator
(in case of theft, non-payment of subscription, etc.), a
dispatch center can send a 5-Tone command to "Stun"
(temporary disabling) or "Kill" (permanent disabling) a unit. If
the "Stun" command has been sent, another 5-Tone
"Revive" command may also be sent, re-enabling operation
of the portable.
Any or all of the programmable keys may be assigned
as
direct-
access one-touch keys for selecting important operating
The user may select, out of the dealer-programmed channel
list, one channel to be the "Home" channel, which may be
assigned to a "programmable" key for one-touch access to a
critically-important channel.
The ARTS™feature is a "handshake" system that uses
DCS coding to confirm that two ARTS™-equipped units are
within communication range. If an "out of range" condition
develops, an alarm will sound and the communications
center can instruct the field unit to move to a better location
(or assistance to the field unit can be dispatched).
The large, easy-to-read display includes a 12-character dot
matrix that provides a wealth of information about the
operating channel, as well as various status icons.
Illuminated using Vertex Standard's renowned Omni-Glow™
back-lighting, the VX-929/924/
979/974's LCD is clearly
visible
at night, with minimal degradation
of your night vision.
Other Features
6
FVP-36
Inversion Encryption Unit
(VX-920/970)
CT-108 PC Programming Cable (for FIF-10/A)
CT-109 PC Programming Kit (CT-29 + CT-115)
CT-115 PC Programming Cable (for VPL-1)
CT-116 Radio to Radio Cloning Cable
LCC-920 Leather Case
CE59 Programming Software (VX-920/970)
CE76 Programming Software (VX-P920/P970)
DVS-5
Voice Storage Unit
(VX-920/970)
VME-100
ANI Encoder Unit
(VX-920/970)
VMDE-200
ANI Encoder/Decoder Unit
(VX-920/970)
SRX-3
Multi Band Receiver Unit
(450-512 MHz)
SRX-4
Multi Band Receiver Unit
(134-174 MHz)
Various accessories listed may not be available in some countries.
FVP-35
Rolling Code Encryption Unit
(VX-920/970)
Accessories & Options
VH-111
Over the Head, Heavy Duty Headset
VH-121
3-Wire Earpiece, Mic,
Palm PTT Switch
VH-131
2-Wire Earpiece,
Palm Mic/PTT Combo
FBA-34
Alkaline Battery Case (6XAA)
MH-50D7A
Speaker/Microphone
FNB-V86LI
7.4 V 1150 mAh
Li-Ion Light-Duty Battery FNB-V87LI
7.4 V 2000 mAh Li-Ion Battery
VAC-920B/C*
Desktop Rapid Charger
for FNB-V86LI, FNB-V87LI,
FNB-V92LI/IS
VAC-6920B/C*
6-Unit Multi Charger
for FNB-V86LI, FNB-V87LI,
FNB-V92LI/IS
FNB-V92LI/IS
7.4 V 3000 mAh Li-Ion Battery
IS : Intrinsically Safe Version
* B for 120 VAC / C for 230 VAC
Submersible External Microphone
w/PF key, Toggle
MH-66A7A MH-66B7A
VX-920/970/P920/P970 Series
MH-65B7A
Submersible External Microphone
MDC1200
Digital ANI Encode Unit
(VX-920/970)
7
FIF-10/A
USB Programming Interface
7
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