FCC ID: 2A6D4XM5000 XM-5000

INSTRUCTION MANUAL XM-5000 VRA RF SERIES II REV 8 FCC PACKAGE CONTENTS 2-Rectangular Plexiglass Boxes 1Wireless Remote Control (REM-5000) 2 DC 9 Volt Power Adapter (ADA-13) 1-Power Spli(er Y-Cord (CAB-66) 2-14 Exten Power Cables (CAB-010) 1-RF RECEIVER MODULE 2-3.5mm M-M Cable 12 Foot (CAB 012) 14 POWER EXTENSION CABLES(CAB-010) POWER Y-CORD (CAB-66) 3.5mm Cables 6/12 (CAB-012) REMOTE CONTROL

(REM-5000 RF) DC 9 VOLT ADAPTER RF RECEIVER MODULE STEP ONE: Posi8on each Reinforcer box over or near the le< and right sound eld speakers. Moun8ng these boxes to the wall of the sound room can be done by one of these four op8ons:

1) Using op8onal Dual Arm moun8ng brackets (DUA-001) 2) Using self tapping screws through predrilled holes on back of box 3) Using Velcro or double back tape to mount to top of loudspeakers. 4) Use op8onal corner moun8ng brackets (INS-KIT2) for moun8ng boxes in the corners of the sound booths. STEP TWO: Insert cables for power into bo(om of each VRA box con-

nector block. (See LEGEND) Insert 3.5mm cables from RF RECEIVER MOD-

ULE into IR SENSOR (blue) jack underneath each reinforcer box. STEP THREE: Mount centering box in between units onto wall using self tapping screws through the eyelet holes in back of box or double back tape to hold into posi8on. LED BLINKS WHEN CONNECTED & ACTIVATED RF RECEIVER

*Volume can only be adjusted when unit is not acvated. Use moun8ng holes on back of box to screw to wall or use moun8ng brackets LEGEND Volume DOWN Bu(on*

Volume UP Bu(on*

POWER-Coax Silver (2.1) IR SENSOR-BLUE CENTER BOX RED (RCA) WIRED OUTPUT-BLACK WIRED INPUT-BLACK PUSH POWER COAX 2.1mm 3.5mm Plug INTERCHANGEABLE TOY KIT (TOY-022) 6 Toys BASE MAGNETIC CLEANED FOAM GRILL CAN BE WOODEN DESIGN SPACE SAVING SLEEK TOP OR BOTTOM CAN BE MOUNTED ON TO SPEAKER CHANNEL XM-5000 VRA SLIDES IN-

VRA+SPEAKER NEW ELITE

(LPA-600) MOVING DOG CENTER BOX LPC-200 DUCK CENTER BOX

(INS-KIT2) BRACKET/INSTALLATION KIT CORNER MOUNTING OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES RIGHT/LEFT/CENTER bu(ons ing sent from remote when depressing NOTE: Pa(ern Light blinks when signal is be-

Ac8vates Right Box RIGHT-

Ac8ons/movements Ac8vates 4 dierent ACTION-

lights to illuminate gure Ac8vates bright back LIGHTS-

4) No Mo8on 3) Shi<-Shi<-Back 2) Stu(er Swing 1) Back & Forth MOTION 5) Blinking Random 4) All On Flashing 3) Marquee-Segment 2) Marquee Bar 1) Marquee Dot LIGHT PATTERNS Ac8vates Center Box CENTER-

Ac8vates Le< box 10) Kid Laughing 11) Mute LEFT-

for 4 seconds ON 8me Ac8vates system CYCLE TIME-

sound eects Ac8vates 10 dierent SOUNDS-

9) Rooster 8) Chimpmonk 7) Hyena 6) Duck 5) Goofy Laugh 4) Tuba 3) Boing 2) Cartoon Laugh 1) Monkey SOUNDS

(Blinks program number) Selects LED light pa(erns PATTERN-

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM CHECK Nothing/Dead Check power cord for 8ght connec8on. Make sure outlet has power available. Will not ac8vate Check IR sensor plugged in . Check iden8ty pin in proper loca8on. (See page 4) Right ac8vate with Le< bu(on Change box iden8ty pin on inside display board (See page 4) Works inside booth not test room Check cable to remote IR Sensors and placement for best pickup Intermi(ent opera8on Reposi8on IR sensor for more direct line-of-site pick up Stays on long a<er bu(on press Check that Cycle Time bu(on is not ac8vate (LED is ON) Humming or buzzing sound Gently reposi8on toy un8l noise stops Erra8c Opera8on Check for other sources of infra-red signals (LCD monitor, incandescent bulbs, etc)

*(Can use Y-CORD (CAB-66) from one Power Pack to operate both units) Use Power Extension Cables to lock into jack CONNECTOR BLOCK LEGEND Volume DOWN Bu(on*

Volume UP Bu(on*

POWER-Coax Silver IR SENSOR-BLUE CENTER BOX RED WIRED OUTPUT-BLACK WIRED INPUT-BLACK FOR WIRED CONNECTIONS

*Volume can only be adjusted when unit is not acvated. NOTE* POWER ON RED LED IS INSIDE BOX ON BACK PC BOARD CONTACT PEHRATEK PRODUCTS 9285 Pierson Lake Drive Chaska, MN 55318 866-470-3532 operate the equipment. changes or modica8ons not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to FCC 15.21, The user manual or instruc8on manual for an inten8onal or uninten8onal radiator shall cau8on the user that including interference that may cause undesired opera8on. condi8ons: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, Per FCC 15.19(a)(3) and (a)(4) This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Opera8on is subject to the following two Buons are located on boom of unit acvated.

*Volume can only be adjusted when unit is not DISPLAY CABLE P3=RIGHT (NO PIN=LEFT) P2+UPPER P1=N/A L/R ASSIGNMENT PINS POWER ON LED SPEAKER JACK LOUDSPEAKER TROUBLESHOOTING NOTE: Always power cycle the remote and VRA boxes a>er changing channels. XM-5000 RF VDS-3000 RF RF RECEIVER MODULE XM-5000 RF VDS-3000 RF RF REMOTE CONTROL CH-2 CH-3 REMOVED WITH BATTERIES MAKE ALL CHANGES JUMPERS ON BOTH=CH 4 ADDR 02=CH 3 ADDR 01= CH 2 NO JUMER=CH 1 FOUR CHANNELS NELS (UP TO 4) ATE ON SECONDARY CHAN-

AND RECEIVER TO OPER-

ON BOTH TRANSMITTER PINS MARKED AS BELOW PLACE JUMPER ON THE DO NOT REMOVE JUMPER ON RF PINS HOW TO CHANGE RF CHANNELS

LABEL FOR XM5000 FCC MODEL: XM-5000 SERIAL NUMBER: 409F445 FCC ID:2A6D4XM5000 9285 Pierson Lake Drive, Chaska, MN 55318 USA LOCATION Label is axed to case using high bonding glue for a permanent t PEHRATEK PRODUCTS REV 1 DATE: April 15,2022 Draed By:

James L. Pehringer Product: XM-5000 Label

ANTENNA SPECIFICATIONS FOR XM-5000 TRANSMITTER 1/4 Wave Monopole wire antenna Gain: 1.9 DBI Length: 6inches (17 cm) Form Factor: Wrapped inside plas5c enclosure lower sec5on PEHRATEK PRODUCTS REV 1 DATE: April 15,2022 Draed By:

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OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION 9285 Pierson Lake Drive Chaska, MN 55318 USA For the attention of FCC CERTIFICATION BODY COVER LETTER We are utilizing a modular transceiver purchased from Hoperf Electronics Model HM-TRP to wirelessly control functions of a visual reinforcement audiometer typically used in close proximity. Short bursts of data are sent on a 433MHz frequency carrier to operate and set functions of these devices typically used in a sound room for distraction purposes. We are pursuant of certification of this radio under part 15.231 FCC Grantee Code: 2A6D4 Registration Number: GC680669 The frequency which the transmitter operates. 433 MHz

- The power settings used for radio testing and the power setting used in your product firmware.

(the datasheet lists adjustable settings). Level 2 -5dBm

- The communication speed (data rate) implemented in your equipment. Please confirm that thi is the data rate implemented during radio testing. Manually activated 2400 BAUD (data rate 3 bytes every 100mSecd when activated)

- A description of the type of modulation your equipment implements. FSK

- A description of how the equipment is normally used by a person. Is it handheld, placed in a fixed location (i.e. mounted to a wall), used in a work environment, used at home?

The product is typically installed in a sound booth mounted to the wall in a clinic and is operated by a professional by momentarily activating the unit for distraction purposes.

- Is the radio manually operated? Yes the product is manually activated with a momentary push button and will time out after 5 seconds. Does your equipment use periodic transmissions at regular predetermined intervals? NO

- Is this equipment used for radio control purposes during emergencies involving fire, security, and safety of life? NO

- Is this equipment is used for security systems, does it use professional installation? NO

- What are the means for automatically limiting operation so that the duration of each transmission is not greater than 1 second, and the silent period between transmissions is at least 30 times the duration of the transmission (> 10 seconds)? Duty cycle is less than 1%

Date: June 22,2022 President Pehratek Products 9285 Pierson Lake Drive Chaska, MN 55318