The Zetron Model 4010 Dispatch Console is a self-contained, multichannel, radio control console which is. The Windows Console Programming System and the factory programming files. Changing the function of a key. The service manual contains full schematics, parts IDs, parts lists and theory. View and Download ZETRON 4010 installation and programming online. Radio Dispatch Console. 4010 recording equipment pdf manual download.

Zetron Speaker

Unlike normal low-cost computer speakers, Zetron’s speakers are specifically designed for mission critical applications where reliability, ease of use, and voice fidelity are important.
Premium grade components are housed in an attractive yet rugged enclosure to optimize the reproduction of two-way radio voice-band communication. An individual volume control eliminates the confusion caused by the stereo balance control found on standard multimedia computer speakers. A high visibility call indication LED on the speaker instantly identifies the source of audio.

Zetron Microphone

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Whichever option you choose you can be confident that the Zetron Communications microphone has been designed for mission-critical radio communications. Unlike public address or paging microphones this mike has been designed from the ground up for dispatch center use. The stable base with highly reliable switches is matched with your choice of gooseneck and capsule combination.

Speaker Features and Configuration

Machined aluminium enclosure for stable desktop use
High quality driver allows clear full 5-watt output at maximum volume
Resonant cavity is tuned for optimum response at voice frequencies
Balanced transformer input accepts line-level audio and eliminates troublesome ground loops.
Large smooth-action volume knob for predictable adjustments
LED confirms speaker is powered ready for use
LED Call Indicator is triggered by the presence of an audio signal
LED Call Indicator is not affected by the position of the volume control
LED Call Indicator permits users to visually identify the source of incoming calls in multi-speaker (Select/Unselect) systems
Operator cannot reduce volume below a technician-adjustable preset minimum volume level to prevent missed calls
Operates from 12 volts DC to allow elimination of clumsy “wall bugs” in system installations

Microphone Features and Configuration

Available with a either a generic capsule on a standard-duty gooseneck or a Shure noise cancelling capsule on a heavy-duty extended length gooseneck.

MICROPHONE BASE

Machined aluminium base enclosure for stability
Red Double-wide TRANSMIT pushbutton,
White MONITOR pushbutton
Long life switches rated for 50 million cycles
Always-live microphone output allows for parallel PTT footswitch
Isolated and balanced output (Mic+ and Mic-)

GENERIC GOOSENECK MICROPHONE

Cardioid pickup pattern
Dynamic microphone cartridge
Frequency response: 100 to 12 kHz
Sensitivity: -52 dBV / Pa
Impedance: 600 ohm
8.5” gooseneck

SHURE GOOSENECK MICROPHONE

Shure 503BG Cardioid dynamic noise canceling capsule
Smooth frequency response with excellent fidelity in the voice range
Close-talking operation keeps unwanted signals and background noise at low levels
Constant output over voice spectrum when close talked
Humbucking coil minimizes undesirable hum effects such as CRT interference
Low-impedance (170 ohm) design permits long cable runs in extreme hum fields
Frequency response: tailored to communications use (100 Hz to 7 kHz)
Sensitivity: -61.5 dBV / Pa
Longer 12.5 inch gooseneck for optimal positioning

Zetron 4010 Programming Manual Free

SPEAKER SPECIFICATIONS		MICROPHONE SPECIFICATIONS
Size	7.0”H x 3.0”W x 4.1”D incl. volume knob.	Size of Base	2.2”H x 3.5”W x 7.0”D
Weight	1.90 pounds	Weight	for Generic Gooseneck 2.45 pounds with cable
Input Power requirement	12 to14 Vdc @ 1 amp (< 100 mV ripple)	Weight	for Generic Gooseneck 2.45 pounds with cable
Audio Input Impedance	10 K ohm balanced transformer coupled	Weight	for Shure Gooseneck 2.90 pounds with cable
Sensitivity	250 mV RMS sine wave for 5 watt output	Weight	for Shure Gooseneck 2.90 pounds with cable
Frequency Response	Optimized for 300Hz to 7 kHz
Call LED threshold	25 mV RMS
Speaker Output	5 watts RMS (for over 100 dB SPL)
Amplifier Distortion	Under 0.1%
Preset minimum volume	Adjustable from silence to full volume
SPEAKER BLOCK DIAGRAM		MICROPHONE BLOCK DIAGRAM

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