MODEL 2820A & 2825A Two Diver CommunicatorâUser Manual
MODEL 2820A & 2825A Two Diver CommunicatorâUser Manual
MODEL 2820A & 2825A Two Diver CommunicatorâUser Manual
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS<br />
OTHER CONNECTIONS 5.6<br />
EXTERNAL BATTERY - (Input) - External 12 VDC power input, to operate the unit from<br />
an external battery or power source. Power requirements are 12 volts DC (nominal), not<br />
less than 9.5 or more than 18 volts. Source must be able to supply a peak current of three<br />
amps for proper operation. With the model /23 Option these jacks are used for charging the<br />
internal batteries.<br />
It is highly recommended to use an Amron External Charger, Model 2823-602 as external<br />
power supply. The Amron External Charger was specifically designed for use with all<br />
Amron communicators and has a high degree of insulation between the primary and<br />
secondary circuits for diver protection and safety.<br />
WARNING: When using an external power source, it is required to use an insulated DC<br />
power supply that has very low ripple voltage. It has to be properly insulated from AC line<br />
for diver protection and safety. An improperly insulated power supply could cause diver<br />
electric shock.<br />
TAPE RECORDER – provides an isolated output, of both diver and tender conversations<br />
(balanced), suitable to drive a tape recorder or audio input of a VCR. This feature allows<br />
recording of conversations between diver and tender.<br />
AC POWER – AC power cord is mounted in the option panel located on right side of the<br />
communicator front panel. The option panel has an AC power indicator to identify the<br />
presence of AC power.<br />
Communicator operates with both 110V and 220V (50 or 60 Hz). There is an internal<br />
power supply card that detects the supplied AC voltage either 100V or 220V and<br />
automatically switches the internal relays to the proper voltage. There is no manual switch<br />
to select the supplied voltage as it switches automatically inside the power supply. Also this<br />
internal power supply regulates the voltage to 14 VDC to supply the amplifier card and<br />
charges the internal batteries at the same time.<br />
10