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Introducing...
D-VOICE!
Question
Ok, it is a given that you use a pager with vibrate capability, but how do you convey the message to someone who can not read? The answer is that you use a pager that converts alphanumeric text to THE SPOKEN WORD!
Our new DV500 Series pagers can do just that! You can call into a standard paging system using a regular telephone, then enter several numbers corresponding to pre-programmed internal messages, or you can use a PC connected to a modem to dial into the host paging service to send any message you choose!
If your needs are only for on-site use such as a church, campus, or hospital, the DV500 can be used in conjunction with an on-site paging system such as D-NRS.
If you are in the Birmingham, Alabama area, you can set up service on our SpeedPage system that currently serves Jefferson, Shelby, Blount and parts of Bibb, Chilton, Cullman, Etowah, Marshall, St. Clair, Talladega, Tuscaloosa, and Walker counties through a local Birmingham access number or a toll free national access number.
The DV500 is also ideal for emergency alerting of fire and rescue personnel since all messages are stored, time and date stamped and given in the traditional voice format. While the emergency personnel prefer voice paging, the fact is that a modern dispatch center is simply not well suited to the transmission of voice communications.
Microphones, speakers, and press to talk buttons have no place in todays dispatch operation centers.
Today, the trend is toward Computer Aided Dispatching. The DV500 allows the dispatch center to use conventional keyboard entry or even automated CAD dispatching used in conjunction with Caller ID and pre-determined call processing information.
The DV500 is fully compatible with D-WORD as well as all public-paging systems offering VHF or UHF POCSAG service. Additional information is available by clicking on the picture of the pager above. If you have immediate questions, please send us an email to sales@falconwireless.net. The DV500 has been submitted for approval to DOC and FCC for use in the United States and Canada.
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Technology |
POCSAG |
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Description |
The DV500 is a digital call receiver, which converts a freely
selected text message directly into language (plain text).
The received POCSAG messages is stored with date and time.
Further information, like the ready status, is evident on the
display. The DV500 has 6 addresses (RIC's) with 4 sub-
addresses each. Also freely programmable fixed text can be
assigned to each of these addresses. Vibrator, message
memory, time, date as well as status display and battery
status indication belong to the standard characteristics. |
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Field of application |
Rescue and security organizations,
Emergency communications to the deaf |
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Display |
LCD display with 17 symbols and four 7 segment digits |
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Addresses |
6 main addresses each with 4 sub addresses |
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Alert |
Audible, optical and with vibration |
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Memory |
15 messages (each 240 characters) with time and date stamp |
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Dimensions |
78 x 53 x 24 m |
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Alarm time / date |
Hour, date |
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Specials |
IP 54 compliant |
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Options, Accessories |
Housing colors: black, red
4 high-speed battery chargers LG 300/429;
LGA 300/429; LGRA 300/429, LG 500
3 hour high-speed battery chargers
ALGA 300/429 and ALGRA 300/429, ALG500,
Test cable, leather case, special battery cover,
carrying chain |
Datasheet
Frequency range |
138 - 174 MHz 450 - 470 MHz |
Channel spacing |
20 / 25 kHz or 12.5 KHz |
Number of addresses (RIC) |
24 (6 main with each 4 sub-addresses) frame independent |
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Visual alarm |
Yes, LED addresses (1-6) and sub-addresses (a-d) |
Audible alarm |
Yes, programmable 3-ton patterns |
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Alert priority |
- duplication of the alerting tone length
- also in quiet/audio muting signaling takes place
via vibrator advance, afterwards loud tone |
Alert repeater |
Yes, programmable (0-15sec) |
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Alert volume |
> 85 dB(A) at 30cm |
Message memory |
- 15 acoustical messages up to 240 characters long (with date and time stamp) - message deletion function - message protection function |
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Languages |
English, French, German and others on request |
Speech processor |
- up to 24 canned messages - abbreviation lexicon - up to 3500 characters record length |
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Time, date and alarm clock |
Yes |
Display |
- actual working status - address und sub-address - time, date and alarm clock - field strength monitoring - volume adjustment of 8 steps - battery status indication |
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Alerting tone |
80 dB(A) at 30cm |
Power supply |
AA-size1,5V Alkaline NiMH 1400 mAh NiCd 600 mAh |
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Battery life: |
NiMH approx. 250 hours at low frequency (audio) 3 call minutes a day |
Signal format |
POCSAG CCIR RPC No.1 |
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Transmission speed |
512 Bit/s, 1200 Bit/s, 2400 Bit/s |
Modulation |
DFSK +/- 4.0 kHz (20 kHz) DFSK +/- 4.5 kHz (25 kHz) |
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Temperature range |
Receiver: -10 °C to +60 °C |
Adjacent channel selectivity |
> 60 dB |
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Spurious response |
> 50 dB |
Co-channel rejection |
> -8 dB |
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Intermodulation rejection |
> 50 dB |
Spurious emission |
< 2 nW |
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Channel spacing |
20/25 kHz (12.5 kHz optional) |
Number of channels |
1 |
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Frequency control |
Quartz crystal |
IP- protection class |
IP 54 |
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Dimensions |
78 x 50 x 20/22 mm |
Weight |
128 g (including battery) |
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Accessories |
- battery charger
- car battery charger
- programmer
- leather cases |
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Specifications subject to change without notice
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