Wireless Pacific X10DR ELITE User manual

User Manual

X10DR
®
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This product is designed to radiate low levels of radio
energy in accordance with global government ap-
proved regulatory standards. It features Adaptive
Power Output. APO automatically adjusts the RF power
output in accordance with signal required. This features
limits and reduces extraneous radiated radio energy.
This also helps minimize battery consumption and ex-
tends battery shift life.
Do not touch the antenna when operational. Keep
Secure Microphone antenna 25mm (1”) or more away
from your face and body to ensure exposure levels re-
main at or below the maximum levels. Keep your body
at least 20cm/8” from external antennas connected to
the X-Ponder mobile charger unit.
Ne touchez pas l’antenne lorsque opérationnel. Gardez
sécurisé antenne de microphone 25mm (1“) ou plus loin
de votre visage et le corps pour assurer des niveaux
d’exposition restent égales ou inférieures aux teneurs
maximales. Gardez votre corps au moins 20cm/8 “des
antennes externes connectés à l’unité de chargeur
mobile X-Ponder.
IMPORTANT
ALWAYS ATTACH THE ANTENNA TO THE X-PONDER
CRADLE BEFORE THEN CONNECTING THE INTERFACE
CABLE.

Table of Contents
Parts & Functions ���������������������������������������������������4
Wearing the X10DR Secure Mic���������������������������5
Operational Description���������������������������������������6
Basic Operation ����������������������������������������������������8
•Power On & Off, Volume Control ..................8
•Transmitting/Receiving, Emergency..............8
•Talk permit tone, charging conrmation ......9
•Earpiece, Out of Range, Stealth....................9
•Multiple unit operation..................................10
•Motorcycle operation...................................11
•Headset, covert operation...........................11
•Technical notes..............................................12
•Battery charging............................................12
•Replacing the battery pack ........................13
•Re-connection...............................................14
•Audio adjustment..........................................14
•Antennas........................................................15
•Typical wiring diagram .................................16
•Installation & connections............................17
•Alternate congurations...............................18
•Accessories and parts...................................24
•Approvals, warranty & warnings..................30
•Important safety and handling....................32
•Specications.................................................37
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X10DR
®
Parts and functions
Volume up: adjusts speaker audio louder.
Volume down: adjusts speaker audio softer - minimum setting.
Microphone: talk in a normal strength voice about 3 to 5cm (2”).
PTT: press to talk - 3 quick beeps when pressed*. - When out of
range the unit will sound a slow beeping tone alert.
Emergency: A quick beep sounds when pressed* and then trig-
gers host radio’s emergency function. Hold down button as per
mobile radio’s emergency button operating instructions or as ad-
vised by your supplier - When out of range the unit will sound a
slow beeping tone alert when the button is pressed.
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Secure
Wireless Microphone
X-Ponder
Mobile Charger
Antenna
Off/On
Emergency
PTT: Press-To-Talk
Volume up
Volume down
Headset connector (Optional) Earpiece jack
DC charging
Microphone
Loudspeaker
Status light
Antenna
Connector
Status
light
Manual
Off/On
Charging contacts
Nomenclature
X10DR_ _-X_1
Product Name
SM = Secure Microphone
MD = X-Ponder Mobile Charger
U = Standard Model
X = Advanced 128 Bit Model
A B
C
D
A
BC
D
DEFAULT* ALTERNATE
Off/On
Emergency Volume up
Volume down
A
BC
D

*Normal conguration - see Installation section for alternatives. Some tones can be disab-
bled by programming or user selection. **Buy separately as needed.
Wearing the X10DR Secure Mic
Note: Your X10DR will perform best when worn with the antenna
protruding above your shoulder�
Different types of carry clips are available including:
XSMC Standard clip (default) Replacement part No: XSMC-RK
This is the traditional type allows the X10DR s Microphone to be
clipped to work vests, clothing, epaulettes, etc. Rare earth mag-
nets secure the microphone in the X-ponder charging cradle.
XVMC Velcro® mount clip Replacement part No: XVMC-RK
The Velcro mount type features a large Velcro “hook” disc on
the back of the microphone. A matching supplied Velcro “loop”
patch should be ideally sewn or pinned to the users work attire/
vest in the shoulder area to allow the antenna to protrude above
you body to ensure maximum range. Rare earth magnets secure
the microphone in the X-ponder charging cradle.
XRMC Removable clip Replacement part No: XRMC-RK
This type has a removable larger spring belt clip which allows the
X10DR Secure Wireless Microphone to be clipped to heavier work
vests, leather clothing, thick epaulettes, etc. It locks mechani-
cally into the X-ponder charging cradle.
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Note: Neodium, rare earth magnets, are fragile and can easily break if hit or
heavily dropped and will then need to be replaced. (Not covered by war-
ranty) Take extra care when handling them. Keep away from credit cards or
like items, that can be damaged by strong magnetic elds.
Off/On: hold for about 5 seconds to turn on or off. The Secure
mic will sound escalating or de-escalating tones to advise status.
DC charging: place into charger to automatically re-charge.
Headset connector: use with associated** headsets/accessories.
Earpiece jack: allows private listening via 3.5mm earpieces.**
Inserting the 3.5mm plug mutes the loudspeaker.
Loudspeaker: Delivers loudspeaker audio - Automatically mutes
when inserted into X-Ponder mobile charger.*
Status light: glows blue* when connected and operational.
Flashes when “out of range” or when one unit is off.
Antenna Connector: Allows connection of long range external
antenna or replacement of short range internal type.

X10DR
®
Operational Description
Congratulations on choosing the revolutionary X10DR®
Secure Wireless Microphone. Pronounced “extender”.
This incredibly compact, lightweight personal acces-
sory extends the power of the mobile radio to the palm
of your hand, whether in and out of the vehicle. X10DR
stands ready to re-dene mobile network design by in-
creasing user functionality and mobility whilst dramati-
cally improving the effectiveness of your infrastructure
investment. This visionary solution provides users out of
vehicle communications with the power and perfor-
mance of their mobile radio.
X10DR cuts the cord and for the rst time puts the mi-
crophone and radio system access into the palm of the
users hand when away from the vehicle, delivering true
mobility without system compromise. Users can feel to-
tally condent their private communications are kept
secure due to the smart 64 bit/128 bit encryption (model
dependent) functionality. X10DR uniquely incorporates
HLC™ “Hard Line Coding” connection protocol that
virtually eliminates any possibility of outside intrusion be-
tween the X10DR and your vehicle’s mobile. When the
mission is critical, X10DR delivers.
X10DR unleashes the power of your mobile radio al-
lowing wireless communication with a xed located or
vehicle radio: up to 300 meters or more.* Our EVR™ en-
hanced voice resilience audio ensures users can com-
municate with clean clear audio, with the power and
range of their mobile radio, whilst not being tied to the
vehicle allowing the user to be truly mobile in every op-
erational environment.
Finally, if you go out of range, the blue LED will ash and
the unit will sound a warning tone if you press the PTT
or Emergency button so you know to move back into
your communication zone or to be simply aware. This
ability to now communicate whilst outside your vehicle
signicantly enhances a safer and more secure work
environment for everyone who carries an X10DR Secure
Wireless Microphone. 6

How it works
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SECURE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION via your vehicle’s mobile radio
....up to 300 Meters.

X10DR
®
Basic Operation
Power On & Off
Usually the unit will be installed such that it powers off & on with
the host mobile radio or by a manual switch tted by your instal-
lation mechanic. You can manually turn off the X-Ponder mobile
charger by pressing the front grey button for 3 seconds and the
blue LED will extinguish. You can do the same on the Secure Wire-
less Microphone by pressing the grey button. The secure mic will
sound a de-escalating tone. To power On, do the same, releas-
ing the button once the LED lights. The secure mic will sound an
escalating tone. The blue LED on both units will ash momentarily
and then go solid once they’re connected.
Volume Control
When you rst activate the unit you should rst ensure your mobile
radio’s volume is set to a comfortable listening level. You may
then adjust the Secure Wireless Microphone volume by pressing
the right top button to increase or the left to decrease. There are
5 listening levels. The minimum level is not zero but is designed so
you can still quietly hear radio trafc and not inadvertently turn
off the audio.
Transmitting/Receiving
Use like any two way radio speaker microphone i.e. press the
large PTT button to talk and release to listen. A short talk permit
tone sequence will sound when activated. Speak with a normal
strong clear voice about 3-5cm (2”) from the microphone port.
Do not yell as this causes loss of clarity.
Out of Range Indication
X10DR provides the user with audible feedback should the user
move out of range from their vehicle. Note: if you walk out of
range the blue status LED will ash. If you then push the PTT an alert
tone will sound to let you know your call is not getting though.
Pressing the Emergency button when Out of Range will provide a
similar indication. Depending on your location, you may nd you
need to walk back about 10 meters (yards) closer to your vehicle
to re-connect - Blue status light will then glow solid.
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Talk Permit tone
X10DR provides talk permit tones so users know when to start
speaking so that words are not lost at the start of a transmission.
If, the channel is busy, no channel grant or you are out of range,
the user will hear the X10DR talk permit tones followed by the
radio BUSY or Out of Range tone. (can be enabled/disabled by
eld programmer)
Charging Conrmation Tone
X10DR provides the user with a discrete tone whenever the X10DR
Secure Mic is returned to the charging cradle. This discrete chirp
ensures the user has a positive indication that the X10DR Secure
Mic is charging and seated correctly in the cradle.
Earpiece Operation
X10DR provides the user with a weather protected 3.5mm ear-
piece jack to allow use of industry standard earpieces thereby
providing additional privacy of communications. A range of ear-
piece styles are available to suit individual user preferences. Plug-
ging in an earpiece disables the internal loudspeaker.
Emergency
The emergency button can be used to trigger and reset the
emergency function in your suitably equipped mobile radio. The
time you hold the button is the time your mobile radio registers
the emergency command. So if your radio requires you to hold
the front panel emergency button for 2 secs, then you should
hold the Wireless Microphone emergency button for 2 seconds.
When you press the emergency (orange) button a short beep will
sound. (Can be disabled by use of X10DR Field programmer) See
page 20 for other Emergency operations information.
Stealth Mode
For special applications the secure Mic’s Blue LED on the front of
the Secure Mic can be temporarily disabled. This is achieved by
holding down the VOLUME UP/DOWN (both) while powering up
the unit. To turn the LED back on, simply power down and power
back up. The feature may be of particular use to“Law Enforce-
ment Users” who may prefer in some situations to not be walking
around at night with a blue light glowing on their shoulder.

X10DR
®
Multiple Unit Operation
Multiple X10DR Secure Wireless Microphones with EVR™ en-
hanced audio may be connected to one radio device by use of
the optional XIB Interface box accessory. Operation is identical
to single user operation with the added benet that, each party
also hears each other talk when they transmit. This functionality
is ideal for police: where two ofcers are assigned to a patrol
van, or ambulance: where 3 paramedics can communicate at
a scene as well as with their control room. It is also ideal for ofce
use allowing a number of personnel to access a local base or
control station or remote control console while moving around a
building, shop or warehouse.
Note: communication between X10DR users is always routed
back through their respective X-ponder mobile chargers and not
direct between units. Ask your dealer for more information on this
unique and highly regarded operational capability.
INSTALLERS NOTE:
Use of the XBDA “booster” accessory is NOT compatible with
multiple unit installations. Multiple unit operation requires that an-
tennas are located ideally >50cm (20”) apart to minimize the op-
portunity for cross unit interference. Attention needs to be made
when locating antennas so that each X10DR provide similar cov-
erage patterns to ensure balanced unit to unit communications.
Motorcycle Operation
The X10DR Secure Wireless Microphone is especially suitable for
motorcycle use. Models tted with a 6 pin Hirose industrial con-
nector allow easy connection to a helmet microphone and dual
earpiece t out. Making use of the handlebar PTT input, a bike
can be congured so that, when the rider is on the bike and
presses the handle bar PTT, their headset microphone audio is
sent out over the radio. Off the bike but still wearing the helmet,
the user can press the Secure Wireless Microphone PTT to talk,.
Finally, if the user removes their helmet, they can unplug from the
Hirose connector on the base of the unit and just use the Secure
Wireless Microphone like standard.
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The 6 pin Hirose industrial connector also allows use of a variety
of heavy duty and lightweight headsets and application specic
audio accessories to enhance you communications capabil-
ity. Use either the headset/accessory’s integral PTT or use the
speaker mic PTT to transmit. The internal speaker is immediately
disabled when a headset is plugged in.
Accessory Mic Boost
Users can increase an audio accessory’s microphone gain on
X10DR models tted with the Hirose accessory port to cater for
sensitivity requirements or variations in headset manufacturer’s
specications. To activate the higher sensitivity, the X10DR’s blue
VOLUME UP button should be held down while powering up. The
user will thereafter hear 2 short conrmation beeps at the end of
each start up tone sequence. To revert to standard operation,
the unit should be powered up with the VOLUME DOWN blue but-
ton held down.
NOTE: this does NOT effect the sensitivity of the X10DR’s normal
internal front cover microphone.
N.B. See page 36 for safety warning regarding use of headsets.
The small size of the X10DR unit may allow for its selective use
in covert applications. The remote monitor PTT function means
someone else can enable “listening” without the covert opera-
tive having to touch anything. As audio is duplex (bidirectional)
you can also talk to them at the same time allowing vital mes-
sages to be passed on even when an operative is transmitting.
The advanced model : X10DR-XX1 unit provides 128 bit encryp-
tion version to ensure high levels of voice security, while the
standard X10DR-XU1 versions provide 64 bit encryption. Both en-
cryption types are based on the well recognized highly secure
‘SAFER” format.
Headset Operation
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Covert Operation

X10DR
®
Technical Notes
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Battery - Charging
The X10DR Secure Wireless Microphone should be
charged overnight before initial use. Thereafter it may
be left in the charger unit between calls, or may be
worn all day and placed back at the end of the work
day. The unit is designed to provide about 15-24 hours
operation between charges even on the busiest radio
channels. On quiet channels it can last up to 3-4 days.
When the battery does start to go at, a short beep will
sound once every 2 minutes. It will then automatically
power down after 30 minutes, so you should plan to re-
charge the unit as soon as is practical once the chirps
are heard.
Please recycle thoughtfully
NB: do not allow debris to ll the pock-
et as it may prevent the microphone
from making contact with the charg-
ing pins Keep all liquids well away
from the charging cradle at all times.
Li-PO
A fully discharged battery will typically
recharge in less than 3-4 hours, or less
if only partially discharged. The battery
will re-charge even if the mobile charg-
er unit has been turned off. The micro-
phone’s blue status light will indicate
charging mode.
Simply place into pocket. The X10DR will beep
to show correct placement.

Replacing the battery pack
When you notice the X10DR sounding a small chirp eve-
ry couple of minutes,it indicates the battery is nearly
at and should be re-charged. The unit will self power
down after about 30 minutes when voltage drops to
the minumum level. When you notice this occurring far
more often than usual, it may mean it is time for the bat-
tery to be replaced.
Like all re-chargeable products, periodic replacement
of the internal battery is required. The Secure Wireless
Microphone features a high capacity Lithium Ion bat-
tery. To maximize the life of a Lithium battery its is better
to keep it topped up by returning it to the charger often
rather than waiting for it to rst go at - which was the
opposite case with older nickel based batteries. Typi-
cally you can expect to get about 500 re-charge cycles
before the battery will require replacement.
The process is simple and should only take your radio
service supplier about 5 minutes to replace and test.
Replacement of the battery should be ONLY undertak-
en by a qualied service technician so as to ensure no
damage occurs to internal circuitry and to ensure the
housing’s weatherproof integrity is not compromised.
The new replacement battery part number is:
XSMB-C14: 1450mA Lithium Polymer battery�
After replacement, the Secure Wireless Microphone
must be rst placed back into the mobile charger and
will initially should be charged for 8-10 hours prior to
commencement of use. Depending on the situation
it may also need to be “re-connected” to the mobile
charging unit)
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X10DR
®
Re-connection
Each X10DR Secure Wireless Microphone is uniquely
connected to a specic X-Ponder mobile charger in the
factory. This ensures that all communications between
the two units are secure and cannot be compromised
or interfered with by a third party. In the event of a Se-
cure Wireless Microphone being lost, it can be perma-
nently disconnected from the X-Ponder mobile charger
by connecting with a new replacement unit.
How to re-connect: hold the speaker mic while press-
Audio adjustments
When installing the X10DR system you
should rst carefully adjust the transmit
and receive audio levels via the trimpots
on the bottom of the X-ponder device.
TRANSMIT: while listening on another radio,
talk into the Secure Mic and adjust VR1 so
it sounds the same volume and clarity as
Qualied service personnel only!
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VR1-
Tx VR2 - Rx
Press blue buttons
together until LED
ashes and unit
beeps
ing both the blue volume controls until
the blue LED ashes and the speaker mic
beeps.(after 8 secs.) Now place the speaker
mic back into the mobile charger. Af-
ter a few seconds the speaker mic will
sound a conrmation two tone and the
blue LED on both units will glow solid to
indicate connection is complete.
the host mobiles wired microphone.
RECEIVE: Using another radio, talk into its microphone
and adjust VR2 so that the audio received thru the
X10DR speaker is loud and clear with the X10DR Volume
turned up near maximum.
IMPORTANT - READ THIS

As compared to the basic internal 1/4 wave stub an-
tenna, the XMMA magnetic mount antenna provides
enhanced coverage when placed on an unobstructed
area of a vehicle’s roof and should be connected via
its low loss coax cable to the RP-SMA-F output on the
mobile charger. MAKE SURE YOU FULLY TIGHTEN!
The XMPA multi-polarity antenna provides even greater
coverage in multipath - non line of sight - situations. It
should be mounted onto an unobstructed area on or
above the vehicle’s roof line and should always be
connected via the supplied low loss coax cable to the
X10DR cradle connector. MAKE SURE YOU FULLY TIGHTEN!
Alternatively, where approved, the XBDA bidirectional
amplier may also be installed to further enhance in-
building coverage from your vehicle. The XBDA is in-
stalled in series between the antenna and the mobile
charger using a 20cm (8”) length of RG174 coax cable
and a 5.2M (17’) length of LMR200 type coax to ensure
a maximum of 1W output to the antenna. Only qualied
radio service personnel should install a XBDA so as to
ensure the effective radiation level remain in full com-
pliance with regulatory requirements in your country of
operation�
Warning:
In the event of a damaged or lost antenna, only original
replacements should be used so as to not compromise
the units type approval certication or performance.
The speaker microphone uses a unity gain ground inde-
pendent antenna for maximum multi-directional range.
The mobile charger output has a reverse polarity SMA
female antenna connector, as does the XBDA.
Antennas
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Keep your body at least 20cm (8”) away
from vehicle mounted external antenna�
See page 32 for other important details.

X10DR
®
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XMC-GEN Interface cable
150cm
"J1"
FEMALE, 15-CONTACT
D-SUB CONNECTOR
24AWG*15C +ADB
unstripped
24AWG
50cm
In-line fuseholder 1A FB fuse
Drain Red
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13
Drain connects to shell Switched B+ from radio Ext Mic Hi Mic Lo to radio Received audio from radio Power nominal +12VDC Ext PTT to radio Emergency out to radio COR/ Audio unmute from radio DC/ Digital Ground Remote/ footswitch/Handle bar PTT
DB15
S
1A FB fuse
RED 22AWG with fuseholder
BLK BRN RED ORG YEL GRN BLU PUR GRY WH

1� Switched B+: Used to automatically turn on/off Se-
cure Wireless Microphone if connected to host radio
switched B+ output, if not, the user should supply man-
ual on/off switch. Note: internal speaker microphone
battery will still charge when the unit is turned off.
2� External Mic Audio: Audio from the Wireless Micro-
phone that is to be transmitted over the host mobile ra-
dios transmitter. It is factory set for 80-150mV RMS. Adjust
VR1 so X10DR audio matches the level from mobile mic.
3� Radio Mic Lo: This is microphone audio ground.
4� Receive Audio: Receive audio from the host mobile
radio that you wish to be sent to the Wireless Micro-
phone. Ideally, it should be sourced pre-volume con-
trol but can be post, as long as the host mobile radio’s
speaker audio has rst been sent for a comfortable lis-
tening level in the vehicle.
5� Power: connected via a 1 amp in-line fuse preferably
direct to a vehicle’s 12V battery but can be any volt-
age from about 6-16VDC. Current consumption is typi-
cally 60mA/Max current 420mA@6V. (12V = <200mA)
6� Ext� PTT: Switched ground output designed to cause
the host mobile radio to transmit.
7� Emergency: Output intended to connect to the host
mobile radio’s emergency input. It is normally provides
an active switched ground but can be congured to
be active open circuit. The time held low (or high) is the
exact time that the user presses the Emergency button.
This output could be used for other functions such as to
trigger the panic function of a car alarm system, provid-
ing it is correctly “buffered”.
8� COR/squelch/audio unmute: Input designed to moni-
tor the receive status of the host mobile radio. Ideally, it
is driven by an “audio unmute” switched ground com-
mand in the host mobile. i.e. when the radio’s speaker
unmutes to pass audio then the COR input should tog-
gle in sync.
Installation & Connections
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X10DR
®
Alternatively, it could be driven by the radio’s un-
squelch command that factors in reception of required
correct CTCSS tones, etc. An internal dip switch caters
for active low or high inputs. Where COR is not available
the X10DRs vox capability in most cases alows satisfac-
tory operation.
9� Ground: DC /Digital ground connection.
13� Remote PTT: This provides a remote alternative to
transmit secure microphone audio via the host mo-
bile radio. You may choose to connect to a motorbike
handle bar PTT, a hidden palm or footswitch, a wireless
PTT device, or even to an output from the host mobile
equipped to provide remote radio monitoring of the se-
cure microphones users audio. In such remote monitor-
ing cases, use of the remote PTT input causes the sensi-
tivity of the INTERNAL secure microphone to be greatly
increased, so a control room operator can more easily
monitor the health or safety of the user. There is no in-
creased audio gain when a headset is connected to
the audio port at the base of the secure microphone.
Alternate Congurations
Some alternate congurations are available by use of
the internal dip switches in the X-Ponder mobile charger
unit. These are provided to allow compatibility with dif-
ferent mobile radio types.
Re-conguration of these switches should only be
undertaken by qualied radio service personnel.
To access, rst remove the rear mounting plate from
the mobile charger. Next remove the 4 case screws to
access internal PCB. Take extreme care when handling
the PCB to prevent damage by electrostatic discharge
(ESD) or to internal wiring. Re-assemble carefully.
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X-Ponder cradle PCB layout
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# Prevents the secure mic from muting when placed inside a
charger. This option is generally recommended only when the
host radio has no internal or external speaker.
Note: may cause the re-charge time to increase signicantly on
a very busy radio channel.
Installation dip switch conguration:
- For N/C emergency trigger: Sw1 On Sw2 Off (default)
- For N/O emergency trigger: Sw1 OFF Sw2 ON
- For active low radio COR Sw3 OFF (default)
- For active high radio COR Sw3 ON
- For Vox enable Sw4 ON(default)
- For Vox disable* Sw4 OFF
- Speaker disable in cradle Sw6 ON(default)
- Speaker enable in cradle Sw6 OFF#
R40 Default: not tted - Fit 0 ohm** for DC shift COR detect
R41 Default: tted - Remove for DC shift COR detect
** or as appropriate
L2 Default: tted - remove if you experience a high level
of background noise on some digital radios or when using the
XBDA.

X10DR
®
Multiple X10DR Units
XIB-TA Multi User Interface Box
The XIB-TA allows up to nine X10DR’s to be connected
to the one mobile radio. All units can hear each oth-
ers communications as well as the conversations over
the network. The interface unit connects to the host
radio via the XMC series interface cable. The XIB-TA can
be congured via an internal dip switch so that the se-
cure mic’s orange button allows “off net” talkaround
capability OR the ability to trigger emergency, (but not
both). Talkaround allows users to talk amongst them-
selves without their audio being transmitted over the
radio channel. However, all host radio received audio
is always heard by all X10DR users.
Each X10DR with EVR™ connects to the XIB-TA by way
of short 50cm (20”) XIB-CK connecting cables.
Note: Antenna placement is critical and should be ide-
ally placed >50cm (20”) from each other to minimize
inter-unit interference.
Connecting multiple X10DRs to dual radios
Up to nine X10DRs can be connected via multiple XIB-
TA devices connected to a XFB-MR function box. Talka-
round is not normally available in this conguration.
with Emergency or Talkaround
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X10DR
Radio
IN
XFB-TA
Talk Around interface
IN
OUT IN
OUT IN
X10DR
X10DR
X10DR
Radio
IN
XIB-TA
Multi X10DR interface
IN
OUT IN
OUT IN
X10DR
X10DR