Panasonic Arbitrator 360 User Guide TPT 101/102/103

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WIRELESS TRANSCEIVER SYSTEM

TDSS-900-PNA
User Guide

900MHz Series
Version 1.0

● Read this user’s guide carefully for safe operation and proper
use of the product

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● Features and specifications are subject to change without
notification.

RECOMMENDATIONS

BOX CONTENTS

- Prior to use, charge TX at least 3 hours
- Disconnect the battery or switch the power OFF.
when TX Set is not in use for long periods
- Charge TX Set when not in use for short periods

1. Transmitter (TX)
2. Receiver (RX)
3. Plug-In Microphone (MONO)

TROUBLESHOOTING
4. Mounting Bracket for Receiver with screw
Problems
No reception

Check Points
- Check the battery status
- Check the connection and cables
- Check the communication range

5. Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
6. Leather Pouch
7. External antenna

Poor reception,
static, noise

Unit does not
respond

- Change the location of RX Set
- Check the communication range
- Check to see if unit is placed near TV,
speakers, or other electronic devices
- Check the battery status
- Check the power switch on the bottom of
the unit
- Check the connection and cables

8. Desktop charger for transmitter
9. AC Power supply for desktop charger
10. Charger Stand for Desktop Charger
11. Straight Type internal antenna
12. RF Main Cable
13. In-car MIC
14. Instruction Manual

TIP2 Preserving the Batteries
In order to maintain the optimum capacity of the rechargeable battery pack,
the unit has to be fully discharged (by using) approximately every 6 months.
Then recharge the battery to full capacity again.

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DESCRIPION – Main Cable

DESCRIPION - Receiver

To Receiver
1A In-Line Fuse

1

Power
(Red)

2

Power GND
(Black)

3

Audio Out
(RCA connector)

4

Trigger REC
(Yellow)



GND
(Black)

6

7

Connection with the system

5

- Power DC12V (Red), Power GND (Black): Power Cables to engine
battery.





- Audio Out (RCA Connector): Connects to “AUDIO IN 1” port in the
back of recorder.

1

Antenna Connection

5

Serial Number Label

2

Talk On (Green LED)

6

Main Cable Connection

- Trigger REC (Yellow): Connect to GPIO1 brown cable.

3

BATT (Battery Status)

7

FCC Label

4

Charging Pin / Matching ID

- GND (Black): Connect to GPIO black cable.
* # 2 Talk On LED
When TX triggers the recording of the
system, green LED lights on.

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* # 3 Charging Status
Red LED – In charging
Green LED – Fully Charged

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OPERATION

OPERATION

- Install the bracket by using the screws
- Slide RX Set onto the Bracket
- Connect the main cable to RX Set
- Connect the antenna (Internal Antenna or External Antenna
to the RX Set.
* Place external antenna on the windshield at the point (Horizontal
or Vertical) as following picture.

1. STANDBY mode
- While TX is placed in RX (No LED on)
2. TALK mode
- While TX is displaced from Rx, TX TALK button will be on
automatically in 2 seconds (Steady blue LED on). RX “TALK ON”
LED will not be on since it’s not recording
- While press TALK button on TX to trigger recording, TALK button
turns blue flickering rapidly. RX “TALK ON” LED will light up and
steady green
* When TX is out of range, RED LED is flickering for the notification

< External Antenna Installation >

- Put the battery pack into TX Set

3. MODE: MODE Selection button.
Four mode is available as the notification function for
the unit status (Talk On/Off, Out of Range, Low Battery )
When user push this button, the mode is changing in order.
“ Beep Tone > Vibration > Beep and Vibration > None “
* When the battery is low, RED LED is flickering for the notification

- Switch the power ON
(located on the bottom of TX unit)

4. “M” : Mute Button
When this button is pushed, audio data is not output during “Talk
On” mode. MUTE button will be red flickering slowly.

* LED Action for Out of Range
1. Blue LED is steady on + red LED will be flickering for 30 ~ 40 sec,
then blue LED shut off and red LED will be flickering constantly

- Prior to use, charge the unit by placing TX set in the
RX set at least for 3 hours
- Place TX on RX to sync the code

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2. While TX comes back in range, blue LED will be back on (steady),

and red LED will be off
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DESCRIPTION - Transmitter

DESCRIPTION - HOME CHARGER

2
3

1

Battery LED

4
5

Power Adapter Connector

* Battery LED : In Charging – Red LED
Fully Charged – Green LED (4V ~ 4.2V)
(Note) Place TX on the charger at least 4.5sec for the initializing.




Installation for Charger stand
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8

9

7

10





1

Beep Tone

6

TX Power On/Off

2

Built-in MIC

7

Battery Cover

3

Microphone Jack

8

Mute Button

4

FCC Label

9

Talk Button

5

Serial Number Label

10

Mode Selection Button

3

Charger Stand

TIP1 How to detach TX from RX and Home Charger
To prevent units from being broken by the improper use,
detach TX unit from RX unit as the drawing described
on the right picture.

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CAUTION

SPECIFICATION

- Use only provided antenna with RX Set
- Do not immerse in water or keep in humid areas
- Do not place near TV, speakers, or other electronic devices
- Before installation, check power supply and voltage to avoid
hazards
- Do not apply force or shock to the unit
- Do not disassemble the unit
- Placement of items on the duty belt can restrict ready access to
important equipment. The location of the wireless transmitter or any
other device provided with this system that is carried on the
officer's person should be chosen with care and consideration.
After a location is selected, the officer should test access to and
practice drawing primary items such as service firearms and
secondary defense devices such as Aerosol Subject Restraint,
Batons, Electronic Disruption Devices, etc. Proper operation of
handheld radios and other signaling devices should also be tested as
should access to handcuffs and other restraining devices
- Do not ware body-worn cords in such a way that can cause
strangulation (i.e. loop around the neck or any other body part)

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Power

DC 12V for RX

Frequency (MHz)

902 ~ 927MHz Band Width

Number of Channel

20Channels

Channel Space

1.2MHz

Speech Coder

32Kbps ADPCM with parity

Type of Modulation

DBPSK SS MODULATION/DEMODULATION

Processing Gain

11dB

Data Rate

80Kbps Time Division Duplex

Frame Rate

1.92M Samples/s (2 Samples/Chip)

Receiver Sensitivity

-102dBm, -82dBm

Battery

Talking Time: 12Hours
Charging Time: 3Hours

Battery Capacity

Lithium-ion 3.7V DC/ 2000mA

TX power levels

100mW, 10mW, 1mW

Temperature Range

-20°C ~ 60°C

Dimensions (WxDxH)

TX: 54mm x 30.5mm x 83.6mm
RX: 104mm x38mm x 81.5mm

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