PRYME Radio Product GPSMIC GPS-4100P Series User manual

Brand
PRYME Radio Product
Model
GPSMIC GPS-4100P Series
Type
User manual
© PRYME RADIO PRODUCTS
911 Mariner St., Brea, CA 92821
TOLL FREE: 800.666.2654
714.257.0300 FAX: 714.257.0600
www.pryme.com
GPS-4100P Series
™
PORTABLE BASED-CONFIGURED
GPSMIC User’s Guide
GPS Microphone for
Handheld, Portable Radios
PACKAGE CONTENTS
• PRYME Mobile GPSMIC
(GPS-41xxP) for portable radios
• PRYME Battery Pack (GPS-BATT-LI)
• PRYME Wall Charger (GPS-USBC)
• PRYME Programming &
Computer Interface Cable (GPS-PUSB)
• Quickstart Guide & User Guide
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this help le is believed to be correct as of the date of
publication. However, PRYME follows a policy of continuous development, so the information is subject
to change without notice, and does not represent a commitment on the part of PRYME Radio Products.
If you have questions, please contact PRYME Technical Support or your local PRYME dealer.
GPS ACCURACY NOTICE: GPS location data is acquired from government satellites. Accuracy of this
data is subject to obstructions, reections, interference, and government interventions, and is not under
PRYME’s control. Users should avoid placing absolute reliance on coordinates obtained from any GPS
receiving device.
© 2009 PRYME Radio Products, Brea, CA. All rights are reserved.
USING THE GPSMIC: Operation of the PRYME GPSMIC is simple and transparent.
Turn the two-way radio that the GPSMIC is attached to on, select the operating channel, and set the
volume to a comfortable listening level.
To transmit, hold the GPSMIC approximately six inches in front of your mouth, hold down the Push-To-Talk
key, and speak slowly and clearly. When you are done speaking, release the PTT key.
Received signals will be head over the GPSMIC’s large front-ring speaker (unless you are using an
optional external speaker or earphone).
• Because location messages are sent automatically, the user needs only to operate the GPSMIC as they
would any other remote speaker microphone.
EMERGENCY FUNCTION: The GPSMIC has a built-in emergency function that can be activated in the
event of a crisis. press and hold the orange panic button on the GPSMIC for three seconds. By default,
this function will cause the GPSMIC to transmit a new location message automatically every minute.
To cancel the emergency and return to normal operation again press and hold the emergency button for
three seconds.
LED STATUS INDICATIONS: The LED indicator on the side of the GPSMIC will show various message
states that help you know the status of the unit. These messages vary depending on what power source
the GPSMIC is using. Refer to the following table:
--------------------------------- GPSMIC Power Source ---------------------------------
LED Condition Internal Battery
(portable operation) AC Charging Adapter
(charging) External 12 VDC
(vehicle or base operation)
GREEN for 3
seconds, then off The two-way radio attached to the GPSMIC was just turned on, the char ging
cable was disconnected, a charged battery was installed, or an external power
source was connected.
Blinks GREEN once
every 10 seconds N/A Charging is in progress N/A
Continuous GREEN N/A The battery is done
charging GPSMIC is operational
RED for 3 seconds,
then off The attached two-way radio was turned off or
the GPSMIC was disconnected from the radio.
Blinks RED once
every 10 seconds The battery pack power
level is low N/A N/A
Continuous RED Internal Fault Charging Error Internal Fault
Continuous AMBER The GPSMIC has a valid satellite location fix.
(This will only appear if the GPS Lock LED function is enabled during initial programming of the unit.
The LED will revert to normal operation when the GPSMIC does not have a valid GPS fix.
By default, this option is disabled.)
GPSMIC USER’S GUIDE
version 2.1 May 2010
4
PROGRAMMING: The PRYME GPSMIC requires setup and programming prior to use. This guide
assumes the default features and programming have been enabled. Your unit may be congured
differently. If you have questions about the operation of the GPSMIC, contact your system
administrator or the dealer that you purchased the GPSMIC system from.
POWER/CHARGING: Most models of GPSMIC are capable of operation as a standard remote speaker
microphone even without a power source. However, some models (such as QD versions) require a
power source. All GPSMIC products require power in order for the unit’s GPS receiver and data modem
to operate.
GPSMIC units operated using a portable radio are powered by an internal lithium-ion rechargeable
battery pack. This pack requires regular recharging using the supplied GPS-USBC AC wall charger.
To charge the battery, do the following:
1. Plug the charger into a 120 volt AC wall outlet.
2. Connect the charger to the Data Interface port on the back of the GPSMIC.
3. Once the charging process has begun, the LED indicator on the side of the GPSMIC will ash green
once every 10 seconds. Once charging is complete, the LED will indicate solid green. Typical charge time
is approximately 5-6 hours.
4. Disconnect the charger when charging is completed.
5. Typical operating time between charges is generally greater then 10 hours. However, operating time
can vary depending on usage and the condition of the battery pack. Recharge the battery regularly.
6. You can also charge the GPSMIC by connecting it to the USB port of a personal computer.
GPSMIC USER’S GUIDEGPSMIC USER’S GUIDE
2 3
LED alerts the user to
battery and GPS status
Programmable
Auxillary Button
PTT Switch
Fully rotating metal-
reinforced clothing clip
Mini-USB jack
for charging
and programming
Alarm button alerts
dispatch of GPSMIC location
during an emergency
Front-firing speaker
Microphone
Internal GPS, Modem,
1,200 location memory
and GPS antenna
Rechargeable
Lithium-Ion
battery pack
3.5mm Earphone Jack for
Listen-Only Accessories
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PRYME Radio Product GPSMIC GPS-4100P Series User manual

Brand
PRYME Radio Product
Model
GPSMIC GPS-4100P Series
Type
User manual
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