Specifications

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This dictates the tone period of each digit in the identity sequence. For tone sequential or user defined sequences this
can be programmed from 20ms to 100ms. For DTMF an interdigit time and digit time of 20ms to 100ms can be
programmed.
Audio Delay Technology
CES has developed voice audio delay technology as an optional item for the ARi-195e. This completely mutes all tone
sequences received to prevent dispatcher annoyance. When the correct sequence is received, decoded and displayed the
radio receiver speaker is unmuted. The Audio Delay Module is normally installed in the base radio.
2.2 Signaling Format
The CES ARi-195e ANI and Status Display Console uses 5-tone sequential, DTMF or n-tone format. This provides
international compatibly for use in a wide range of radio systems, or user defined frequencies.
2.3 Front Panel Status Keys
3 front panel operator keys are provided. These provide “next call”, “cancel alert” and “speaker on/off’ functions. In
addition, a combination of these keys are used to set the time clock. From firmware version 1.2 onward, the mute button
can be enabled or disabled. When disabled, pressing the button has no function except to change the clock.
2.4 Display
The ARi-195e features an 8 digit LED display for visual indication of received sequences. The first digit is used for
sequence type, e.g. “E” for emergency. The next 5 digits are mobile identity. The last two digits are used for status
digits.
In addition three LED’s indicate the current status of the Alert, Speaker, and Calls in memory.
2.5 Additional Features
♦ Aluminum enclosure for rugged reliability
♦ 8 digit LED display, Clock Display
♦ Three programmable status decode sequences, e.g. ANI, Autocall, Emergency
♦ Three operator keys labeled “next call”, “cancel alert” and “speaker on/off’
♦ Three LED’s labeled “more calls”, “alert on” and “speaker on”
♦ First in/ First out, or Last in/First out display format programmable
♦ Supports 5-tone sequential, DTMF, and n-tone formats (user programmable)
♦ Parallel and serial ports
♦ Multi channel operation
♦ Alert outputs
♦ Emergency protocol
♦ Speaker mute relay provides tone blanking to prevent user distraction, mute button programmable on or off.
♦ Complete muting of received sequences using the CES universal delay module VAD-1 or VAD-8
♦ Visual LED indicators
♦ Conventional and trunking radio compatible
♦ Real Time Stamping of incoming messages
♦ Reverse polarity protection