The JOEY TRANSCORDER Synthesized Voice Transmitter PLUS Solid State Recorder All-in-one Package CTR-751/V OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS © Tactical Technologies Inc Rev 1c
The JoeyTM TranscorderTM Voice Transmitter and Solid State Recorder All-In-One Unit DESCRIPTION The Tactical Technologies Inc. Model CTR-751/V series ("Joey") is a 1 channel 1/2 Watt VHF-FM synthesized voice transmitter, combined with a solid state recorder. The transmitter and recorder combination ("Transcorder") requires 9 volts DC for its power supply, utilizes an external antenna for the transmitter, and a single microphone for both the transmitter and recorder operations.
TRANSCORDER OPERATION SETUP 1.) Connect the external antenna to the CTR-751 by inserting the male end of the SMC type antenna connector on the transmitter to the female connector end on the wire antenna. Twist the connector clockwise to tighten (HAND TIGHT ONLY!). 2.) Connect the Microphone. Determine which of the two supplied microphone configurations are best for your application: the long leadwire microphone or the short/stubby microphone.
JOEY'S VHF VOICE TRANSMITTER INSTALLING YOUR TRANSMITTER SOFTWARE 1.) The computer program supplied to install the frequencies into your CTR-751 transmitter is a module written for Microsoft's Hyper-Terminal. HyperTerminal is supplied with Windows 95 and 98 and XP. If HyperTerminal is installed, you can proceed. If you have not installed this program onto your computer, please do so at this time. Installing HyperTerminal in Windows: a.) Select "START" from the Windows Task Bar b.
Bar. b.) From the "Phone Number" tab, select your Com Port in the "Connect Using" pull down menu. Select the "Direct to Com ___" line that correlates to your Com Port. c.) Select "OK" from the bottom of the window d.) Your Com Port selection is automatically saved. units equipped with scrambling). s..........Selects SCRAMBLE transmission mode (for units equipped with scrambling). Remember: All commands are lower case letters. 6.) Begin by VERIFYing the information about your transmitter. 5.
The computer will respond with "=1", as follows: The first available frequency to you is 150.0000 Mhz. The second is 150.0125 Mhz. The third is 150.0250 Mhz. And so on through 173.9750, 173.9875, and 174.0000. Your frequency will always start with a "1" - so that is pre- 8.) The "1" is the 'hundreds" digit in your frequency (ie: 1xx.xxxx Mhz). Now type the next 5 digits of your frequency. Here is some information on VALID frequencies: Your available frequencies are spaced in 12.
Program a 0 or a 5, your next number must be a 0. Program a 1 or a 6, and your next number must be a 2. Program a 2 or a 7, your next number must be a 5. Program a 3 or an 8, your next number must be a 7. The previous list of examples shows this clearly. input instruction, you can set the 'scramble' or 'clear' mode by typing sv ("s" sets scramble mode, plus the "v" verifies the programming) or cv ("c" sets to clear mode, plus the "v" verifies the programming).
As you can see from the example, the frequency entered was 158.9685 MHz. This is invalid per the rules. The software responds with a comma, then 6 zeros, and a carriage return. At this point, the program has not updated your transmitter, and is awaiting an input instruction (f, v, c, or s) from you. Enter an f so that you may re-enter a correct, valid frequency.
JOEY'S SOLID STATE RECORDER The Joey's solid state recorder has been designed by Geonautics International, an Australian Company, who is widely known in the electronic surveillance field for their well engineered devices. The recorder used in the Joey comes from their Whisper line of equipment, and is a modified version of their A1 Whisper Tag. The Whisper software package is used to control and download the Joey Recorder.
RECORDING AND PLAYBACK NOTE: If the REC programming/download cable is connected to the Joey, recordings can only be initiated via the Whisper Player software. Each time power (or a short) is applied a new FILE number and recording will be created on the device. Configuring the recorder for operations - programming 1.) Connect the CTR-751 REC programming/download cable to the top of the Joey via the 6 pin connector. This connector is keyed for proper installation.
Listing progress is reported in the Communications Window. 7.) If there are files on the device and they have not been downloaded, and you want to save these files, see the section on DOWNLOADING 8.) Select the "Sample Rate" and 'Quantisation" settings. These commands change the "free" recording time available. A "Sample Rate" of 8kHz captures 4kHz voice which is roughly equivalent to telephone quality. Alternatively the full voice range of 5.5kHz can be reproduced using the 11kHz setting. a.
available from www.roxio.com. (In Windows XP, you can simply select your CD-R drive for downloading). 2.) Select the recording to be downloaded by left-clicking on the file identifier in the List Box. "Ctrl and Shift" keys may be used to make multiple selections for downloading. 3.) Once the files are highlighted, press the DOWNLOAD button to begin the download. You will see the software report it's progress to you in the Communications Window.
downloaded and saved recordings, or explore your computer to find other WAV files for playing. 2.) Double-click on the WAV file you wish to playback. The name of the file will appear in the box to the left of the BROWSE button. 3.) There are three controls on the Player: > - select for PLAY, de-select for STOP || - select for PAUSE, de-select for CONTINUE |<< - select for REWIND TO BEGINNING NOTE: A single downloaded file, or the last downloaded file in a list, is automatically selected for playback.
readily identified. Whisper Player Command Summary All this information is stored as part of the Geonautics' Audio Image (*.img) file and can be easily reconverted to a WAV file for listening. At the time of conversion a text file containing an integrity analysis of the download is created as a (*.txt) file. Verifying the IMG File To verify a previously downloaded IMG file press the "Browse" button and set the file type to "Raw Image". Select the file to be reprocessed.
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