Lutron LM-V150 Manual

Lutron Radio LM-V150

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Strobe light and relay cable

assembly (pn 60201127)

are optional accessories,

not included as standard.

Owner’s Manual

GEN 3

Wireless PA Receiver System

Updated for compatibility with

2013 FCC Narrowband Radios

plus

New features available in models with

SN# A1 : 00119000 or higher

- Relay Trigger Feature for Optional Strobe Light

- Record and Play Message DELAY Feature

- Record and Play Message REPEAT Feature

Ritron Pub. 14500060 Rev. 0 /17 G 9

Quick Assist are registered trademarks of Ritron, Inc. Quick Talk, Liberty and RadioNexus are trademarks of Ritron,

Inc.

Call 800-USA-1-USA

For the right Wireless for your communication needs.

P.O. Box 1998 Carmel, Indiana 46082- - - Fax: 317- - Email: ritron@ritron.com www.ritron.com ·1998 317· 846 1201 · 846 4978 · ·

Table of Contents

1 Getting Started

Loudmouth1.1 ® receiver and PA speaker equipment ...................................................................................................... 1

Loudmouth1.2 ® receiver assembly .................................................................................................................................. 2

Paging the Loudmouth1.3 ® receiver and PA speaker ...................................................................................................... 3

Compatibility with other RITRON model radios 1.4 .......................................................................................................... 4

Determine the volume setting 1.5 ..................................................................................................................................... 5

2 Installation

Selecting the PA speaker location 2.1 .............................................................................................................................. 6

PA speaker installation 2.2 ............................................................................................................................................... 8

Loudmouth2.3 ® radio receiver installation ....................................................................................................................... 9

Installing two PA speakers with a single Loudmouth2.4 ® receiver .................................................................................10

Installing multiple Loudmouth2.5 ® receivers and PA speakers ...................................................................................... 11

Vehicular installation 2.6 ................................................................................................................................................. 12

Temporary outdoor installation 2.7 ................................................................................................................................. 12

3 Programming

Loudmouth3.1 ® Field Programming Overview ............................................................................................................... 13

Readout Current Frequency, Tone and Selective Signaling Codes 3.2 ..........................................................................14

Program Frequency & Tone C 3.3 odes .......................................................................................................................... 15

Programmable Frequency Codes Table 1: ....................................................................................................... 16

Interference Eliminator Programmable QC Tone Codes Table 2: ..................................................................... 16

Digital Interference Eliminator Programmable DQC Tone Codes Table 3: ....................................................... 16

Program Paging Codes 3.4 ............................................................................................................................................ 17

2-Tone Paging Codes Table 4: ......................................................................................................................... 17

3.5 Program Loudmouth® Features ................................................................................................................................ 18

LoudmouthTable 5: ® Feature Codes ................................................................................................................ 19

3.6 Program Loudmouth® Volume .................................................................................................................................. 20

Checking the current volume setting ..................................................................................................................... 20

Program the NOAA Weather Frequency 3.7 .................................................................................................................. 21

NOAA Weather Frequency Codes Table 6: ...................................................................................................... 21

Field Programming Flow Chart 3.8 ................................................................................................................................. 22

4 Operation

Basic Operation 4.1 ........................................................................................................................................................ 23

Selcall Paging 4.2 ........................................................................................................................................................... 23

2-Tone Paging 4.3 .......................................................................................................................................................... 24

Record and Play 4.4 ....................................................................................................................................................... 24

Weather Alert 25 4.5 ............................................................................................................................................................

Battery Powered Operation 4.6 ...................................................................................................................................... 25

Loudmouth4.7 ® Options ................................................................................................................................................ 26

How to Minimize Feedback 26 4.8 .......................................................................................................................................

Relay Operation 4.9 (serial number A100119000 or higher) ................................................................................................. 27

5 Speciﬁcations

Audio Output 29 5.1 .............................................................................................................................................................

Power Requirements 5.2 ................................................................................................................................................ 30

Loudmouth5.3 ® Speaker ...............................................................................................................................................30

RPS- Power Cube 5.4 1B ................................................................................................................................................ 30

Loudmouth5.5 ® Receiver ............................................................................................................................................... 31

Loudmouth5.6 ® Power Supply Requirements ...............................................................................................................32

6 Warranty .......................................................................................................................................................................33