AEM AA80 InterVOX User Manual

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AEM AA80 InterVOX Specifications

General

Brand	AEM
Model	AA80 InterVOX
Category	Intercom System
Language	English

Summary

1.0 Description

1.1 Introduction

Overview of the AA80 InterVOX intercom system for general aviation.

1.2 Purpose of Equipment

Explains the functions and benefits of the AA80 InterVOX system for pilots and passengers.

1.3 Design Features

Details AEM's audio processing, quality components, and protection features of the AA80.

1.4 Feature and Specification Summary

Summarizes the key features, specifications, inputs, outputs, and modes of the AA80.

2.0 Installation

2.1 General Installation Overview

Provides an overview of the installation section, covering unpacking and procedures.

2.2 Unpacking and Inspection

Instructions for carefully unpacking and inspecting the AA80 unit for damage.

2.3 Installation Procedures

Details critical procedures for installing the AA80, including safety and wiring.

2.3.1 Warnings

Critical safety warnings regarding wiring, shielding, and grounding during installation.

2.3.2 Cautions

Important precautions for installing the AA80, including flight manual updates.

2.3.4 Cabling and Wiring

Detailed instructions on wire selection, shielding, and routing for AA80 installation.

2.3.5 Mechanical Mounting

Procedures and options for mechanically mounting the AA80 unit in an aircraft.

2.3.6 Post Installation Checks

Steps to perform functional tests and adjustments after the AA80 is installed.

2.4 Installation Drawings

2.4.1 Mechanical Outline and Drilling Template

Provides diagrams and dimensions for unit mounting and panel drilling.

2.4.2 Connector Maps

Shows pin-out diagrams for different AA80 models' mating connectors.

2.4.3 Adjustment Locations

Identifies internal and external adjustment points for system settings.

2.4.4 Interconnect Wiring Diagram (VOX only -001 Version)

Wiring diagram for the AA80-001 model.

2.4.5 Interconnect Wiring Diagram (PTT ICS & VOX -020 Version)

Wiring diagram for the AA80-020 model.

2.4.6 Interconnect Wiring Diagram (VOX only -060 Version)

Wiring diagram for the AA80-060 model.

2.4.7 Interconnect Wiring Diagram (PTT ICS & VOX -062 Version)

Wiring diagram for the AA80-062 model.

2.5 Installation Notes

AA80 Model Compatibility Notes

Notes on AA80 model compatibility and interchangeability.

AA80 VOX/Live ICS and Tie Line

Notes on VOX/Live ICS and ICS Tie Line for AA80 models.

AA80 ICS Tie Line Expansion

Notes on expanding ICS with AA80 tie line connections.

AA80 ICS Key Input Operation

Notes on using the AA80 ICS key input function.

AA80 Dual Unit Squelch Adjustment

Notes on squelch adjustment for paired AA80 units.

AA80 Stereo Music Input Interfacing

Notes on interfacing stereo music sources with AA80 models.

3.0 Operation

3.1 Limitations

States that the AA80 intercom system imposes no limitations on the airframe.

3.2 General Operation Overview

Overview of the AA80 system's central control for aircraft audio and intercom functions.

3.3 Transmit Function Selection

Explains how to select transmit functions and pilot priority in the AA80.

3.4 Receive Function Selection

Details balancing receive audio levels and music input muting in the AA80.

3.5 ICS Functions

Describes intercom modes (LIVE, VOX, PTT) and their control settings.

3.6 Emergency Operation

Explains operation during power loss and catastrophic relay failure.