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Dräger FPS-COM 7000 User Manual

Dräger FPS-COM 7000
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Dräger FPS-COM 7000 11
Description
2.2.2 The functional principle of "team radio"
Several communication units are able to communicate in a group by
radio at a specific frequency range. Each communication unit allows
up to 10 different groups to be stored. Of this number up to 7 groups
can work in parallel within a single frequency range. The radius in
which the maximum number of groups is possible depends heavily on
the environment (see page 4, fig. B and C).
Each communication unit is assigned to a specific group. When the
communication unit is switched on, it automatically searches for other
communication units belonging to the same group. The user can
manually set a different group if necessary.
2.2.3 The functional principle of "tactical radio"
A tactical radio can be connected via a cable or a Bluetooth connection
to the communication unit. By pressing the push-to-talk button, a radio
message can be sent via the tactical radio (e.g. to operation
command). Interference is filtered out by the communication unit and
the speaker's voice is transmitted to the tactical radio. The quality of
the radio transmission can be influenced by the radio used.
Using the configuration software it is possible to set that radio
messages sent by operation command are automatically forwarded to
all communication units belonging to the same group ("Forwarding
radio messages", see page 4, fig. A).
Team radio is subordinate to tactical radio.
2.2.4 Available inserts
The following inserts are available (see page 5, fig. D and E):
Dummy insert
Used to protect the interface when no other insert is necessary
(e.g. during practice exercises or cleaning).
Insert for the radio connector cable
Used to connect the communication unit to an external radio.
Insert for the Bluetooth connection
Used to establish a Bluetooth connection to a radio.
Insert for the configuration cable
Used to establish a connection to the PC in order to configure the
communication unit.
2.3 Intended use
The communication unit is used with Dräger FPS 7000 full facepieces.
It is designed for direct communication among people in a group and
can be used as a headset for radios.
The communication unit may be used in areas subject to explosion
hazards. For information on the exact classification please refer to the
product label on the communication unit.
2.4 Limitations on use
The communication unit is not suitable as a substitute for a tactical radio.
2.5 Approvals
For information on approvals, refer to supplement 9031306.
NOTICE
Some radios offer profiles for communications units. In this
case, the corresponding profile must be selected at the radio.
Further information is available from the radio manufacturer.

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Dräger FPS-COM 7000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Operating TimeUp to 10 hours
Water ResistanceIP67
Frequency Range400 - 470 MHz
BluetoothYes
Hands-free FunctionYes
ApprovalEN 137
Ambient Temperature-30 °C to +60 °C
Loudspeaker VolumeUp to 95 dB
Product TypeCommunication Device
Communication SystemDigital radio communication
Compliance StandardsEN 137
Operating Temperature Range-30 °C to +60 °C

Summary

Safety Information

General Safety Instructions

Provides essential information for the proper use of the communication unit.

Warning Symbol Explanations

Defines warning signs used in the document for user attention and safety.

Product Description

Overview and Components

Provides a visual guide to the communication unit's components and their numbering.

Technical Features and Functions

Details the technical specifications, functions, and operational capabilities of the communication unit.

Product Functionality and Usage

Communication Principles

Explains the functional principles of team radio and tactical radio communication.

Intended Use, Limitations, and Approvals

Covers the product's intended use, limitations, and provides information on product approvals.

Available Inserts

Lists the different types of inserts available for the communication unit.

Using the Communication Unit

General Operating Instructions

Covers unit behavior, status display, accessory connection, and power operations.

Switching On and Off

Details the procedure for turning the communication unit on and off.

Unit Operation and Configuration

HazMat Mode and Volume Adjustment

Details switching to HazMat mode and adjusting the volume controller.

Group Selection and Configuration

Explains how to select groups and configure the communication unit via PC software.

Preparations and Insert Fitting

Covers preparations for first use and fitting the correct insert.

Pre-Use Preparations

Fitting the Unit and Radio Pairing

Guides on attaching the unit to the facepiece and pairing it with a radio via Bluetooth.

Checking Readiness for Use

Outlines the steps to ensure the unit and radio are ready for operation before starting a shift.

During Use and Troubleshooting

During Use Guidelines

Provides cautions and notices for using the unit during operation, including Bluetooth connection interruptions.

Troubleshooting General Issues

Lists common faults like unit not switching on or no voice amplification, with their causes and remedies.

Troubleshooting Details

Voice and Earphone Issues

Addresses problems with voice amplification clarity, earphone volume, and output.

Bluetooth and Mechanics Troubleshooting

Covers Bluetooth pairing issues and mechanical problems with the battery compartment.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Unit Fitting and Cable Issues

Details troubleshooting for fitting/removing the unit, cable connections, and push-button/switch issues.

Maintenance Intervals

Specifies the recommended maintenance intervals for checking the unit's functionality.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Cleaning Procedures

Provides detailed steps for cleaning the communication unit and its components, including drying.

Maintenance Work Overview

Introduces maintenance tasks and highlights precautions for assembly work.

Component Maintenance

Battery and Earphone Replacement

Details procedures for replacing batteries and earphones, including safety warnings.

Fastening Eye and Unit Dismantling

Guides on replacing fastening eyes and dismantling the communication unit from the facepiece.

Transport, Storage, and Disposal

Firmware Updates and Transport

Covers installing firmware updates and methods for transporting the communication unit.

Storage, Disposal, and Technical Data

Provides guidelines for storing, disposing of the unit, and lists technical data.

Order List

Product and Accessory Ordering

Lists designations and corresponding order numbers for the communication unit and its accessories.

Warranty Information

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Outlines the warranty terms, conditions for claims, and the importance of following instructions for use.

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