Model TG4C Multiple Tone Generator is capable of generating
four distinct signals: pulsed tone, slow whoop, repeating chime,
and steady tone. Each of these four signals may be applied continuously or limited to a double burst (single burst only of the
steady tone) for alarm signaling or pre-announcement. Signals
are triggered by an external device that provides a contact
closure. Both tone level and pitch are adjustable.
The TG4C will accept a high-level (max. 1.5V RMS) input from
a program source, such as a tuner or tape deck. Tone signal
precedence over program input is built-in.When used in conjunction with a telephone or microphone, the unit provides
pre-announcement signaling for voice messages.
The unit operates from a 12-48V DC source, with either positive or negative ground. All connections are made at screw
terminals.
INSTALLATION
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not
expose this unit to rain or excessive moisture.
POWER SUPPLY
The TG4C requires a power source of between 12 to 48V
DC, either positive or negative ground:
1. Connect the grounding lead from the TG4C chassis to the
positive (+) terminal if a positive grounding system is used. Be
certain that the TG4C chassis does not come into contact
with any other equipment with a negative ground.
2. If a negative-ground system is used, connect the grounding
lead to the negative (-) terminal.
Bogen accessory Model PRS40C Power Supply is available for
operation from 120V AC, 60Hz. If used, connect the
BLACK/WHITE lead from the PRS40C to the negative (-) terminal of the TG4C; connect the BLACK lead to the positive
(+) terminal.
TONE LEVEL CONTROL
Tone level can be regulated by using the screwdriveradjustable TONE LEVEL control on the front panel. Clockwise
rotation increases the level of the tone signal.
PITCH CONTROL
A recessed, screwdriver-adjustable PITCH control is located
on the side panel and is used to adjust the frequency of the
tone signal.The signal can be varied to suit the individual application requirement.
WIRING
The TG4C can be installed in a variety of configurations,
depending upon specific application criteria.
Figure 1 illustrates a common method of generating a tone
signal over program (e.q., tape player or tuner) input. When
the contacts of an external switching device are closed, program input is interrupted by a burst of one of the tone signals.
For longer signal duration, connect the CONTINUOUS and
TRIGGER terminals (dashed line).The tone signal will be continuously generated until the external switch contacts
(ALARM CLOSURE) are reopened.
Note: TBA is used to mute TBA15 amplifier.
FIGURE 1 - Tone Signaling Over a Program Source
For other applications, such as pre-announcement signaling
or continuous tone signaling, contact the Bogen Applications
Engineering Department.
MODEL TG4C
MULTIPLE TONE GENERATOR