Emergency Warning
Equipment
Service Guide 2007
NZ Police
VE Commodore
Revision 1.3
c Nautech Electronics Ltd ,2007
VE Commodore
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WARNING!
SIREN PRODUCTS:
Sirens are an integral part of an effective audio/visual emergency warning system.
However, sirens are only short range secondary warning devices. The use of a siren
does not insure that all drivers can or will observe or react to an emergency warning
signal, particularly at long distances or when either vehicle is traveling at a high rate
of speed. Sirens should only be used in a combination with effective warning lights
and never relied upon as a sole warning signal. Never take the right of way for
granted. It is your responsibility to be sure you can proceed safely before entering
an intersection, driving against traffic, or responding at a high rate of speed.
The effectiveness of this warning device is highly dependent upon correct mounting
and wiring. Read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions before installing or using this device. The vehicle operator should check the equipment daily to insure
that all features of the device operate correctly.
To be effective, sirens must produce high sound levels that potentially can inflict
hearing damage. Installers should be warned to wear hearing protection, clear bystanders from the area and not to operate the siren indoors during testing. Vehicle
operators and occupants should assess their exposure to siren noise and determine
what steps, such as consultation with professionals or use of hearing protection
should be implemented to protect their hearing.
This equipment is intended for use by authorised personnel only. It is the user’s responsibility to understand and obey all laws regarding emergency warning devices.
The user should check all applicable city, state and federal laws and regulations.
Nautech Electronics Ltd assumes no liability for any loss resulting from the use of
this warning device.
Proper installation is vital to the performance of the siren and the safe operation of
the emergency vehicle. It is important to recognize that the operator of the emergency vehicle is under psychological and physiological stress caused by the emergency situation. The siren system should be installed in such a manner as to: A)
Not reduce the acoustical performance of the system, B) Limit as much as practical
the noise level in the passenger compartment of the vehicle, C) Place the controls
within convenient reach of the operator so that he can operate the system without
losing eye contact with the roadway.
Emergency warning devices often require high electrical voltages and/or currents.
Properly protect and use caution around live electrical connections. Grounding or
shorting of electrical connections can cause high current arcing, which can cause
personal injury and/or severe vehicle damage, including fire.
PROPER INSTALLATION COMBINED WITH OPERATOR TRAINING IN THE
PROPER USE OF EMERGENCY WARNING DEVICES IS ESSENTIAL TO INSURE THE SAFETY OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL AND THE PUBLIC.
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WARNING!
INSTALLATION:
All devices should be mounted in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
and securely fastened to vehicle elements of sufficient strength to withstand the
forces applied to the device. Ease of operation and convenience to the operator
should be the prime consideration when mounting the siren and controls. Adjust
the mounting angle to allow maximum operator visibility. Do not mount the Control
Head Module in a location that will obstruct the drivers view. Mount the microphone
clip in a convenient location to allow the operator easy access.
Controls should be placed within reach of the driver or if intended for two person
operation the driver and/or passenger. In some vehicles, multiple control switches
and/or using methods such as ‘horn ring transfer” which utilizes the vehicle horn
switch to toggle between siren tones may be necessary for convenient operation
from two positions.
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WARRANTY
Nautech Electronics Ltd emergency devices are throughly tested at the time of
manufacture. Provided they are installed and operated in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations, Nautech Electronics Ltd guarantees all parts and
components except the lamps to a period of one year (unless otherwise expressed) from the date of purchase. Units demonstrated to be defective within the
warranty period will be repaired or replaced at the factory service center at no cost.
Use electrical loads of a power rating higher than installed or recommended by
Nautech Electronics Ltd, or use of inappropriate or inadequate wiring or circuit protection causes this warranty to become void. Failure or destruction of the product
resulting from abuse or unusual use and/or accidents is not covered by this warranty. Nautech Electronics Ltd shall in no way be liable for other damages including consequential, indirect or special damages whether loss is due to negligence or
breach of warranty.
NAUTECH ELECTRONICS LTD MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTY INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES OF FITNESS
OR MERCHANTABILITY, WITH RESPECT TO THIS PRODUCT.
PRODUCT RETURNS
If a product must be returned for repair or replacement*, please contact Nautech
Electronics Ltd to obtain a Return Goods Authorisation Number (RGA number) before you ship the product to Nautech Electronics Ltd New Zealand. Write the RGA
number clearly on the package near the mailing label. Be sure you use sufficient
packing materials to avoid damage to the product being returned whilst in transit.
* Nautech Electronics Ltd reserves the right to repair or replace at its discretion.
Nautech Electronics Ltd assumes no responsibility or liability for expenses incurred
for the removal and/or reinstallation of products requiring service and/or repair,;
nor for the packaging, handling, and shipping; nor for the handling of products returned to sender after the service has been rendered.
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CONTENTS
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Electronic Equipment
7
-Siren Lights Controller (SLC)
SLC Input/Output Pins
-Remote Control Head (RCH)
RCH Buttons/Rotary Control
SLC Programming Instructions via RCH
RCH plugs
-Head Light Flasher Unit (HFU)
HFU Input/Output pins
-Anti Theft Ignition Override System (ATIS)
ATIS Input/Output Pins
-Nautech Fuse Box
Nautech Fuse Box – Fuse Ratings
Nautech Fuse Box Plug descriptions
-Voltage Sensitive Relay (VSR)
-Siren Driver—Flat Horn
-Hands Free Interface (HFI)
Hands Free Interface (HFI) - Pin outs
-PA Microphone
-Radios
-VHF Antenna (Uniform/ Covert & Plain)
-UHF Antenna
-Equipment Locations
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21
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23
24
25
26
27
28
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Emergency Lighting
30
-MX7000 Lightbar
Lightbar wiring
Replacement Lightbar bulbs
-7000 Series LED Modules
-7000 Series LED Modules (Covert)
-8000 Series LED Modules
-LED 8000 PSU
LED 8000 PSU - Input/Output Pins
-Emergency Lighting Locations
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34
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36
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38
39
Wiring Locations
-Nautech Looms
40
-Radio Looms
41
42
Special Notes
43
-Black Out Switch
44
Nautech Contact information
45
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Electronic
Equipment
•
SLC (Siren Light Controller)
•
RCH (Remote Control Head)
•
HFU (Headlight Flasher Unit)
•
ATIS (Anti-Theft Ignition System)
•
Fuse box
•
VSR (Voltage Sensitive Relay)
•
HFI (Hands Free Interface)
•
PA Microphone
•
Radios
•
VHF Antenna
•
UHF Antenna
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Emergency Equipment Locations
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Electronic Equipment
SLC (Siren Lights Controller )
The SLC is an emergency warning system that controls all emergency light and
siren functions including the flashing of the emergency lights, lightbar, siren tones
and Headlight Flasher Unit (HFU).
The SLC is remotely controlled via the RCH.
Nautech Code : ESir SLC 2500
SLC mounted on
gear plate, passenger side in boot
Specifications:
MultiTone Siren
100W RMS Amplifier - Continuous Operation
Public Address Microphone
Primary Warning Light Output - 70A max
2 x Dual outputs for front and rear warning lights
3 x Work lamp Outputs: Takedown, left and right alley lights
1 x Sign / Aux Light Output
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Emergency Equipment
SLC Output Pins
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Yellow
Right Alley Light
2
White
Left Alley Light
3
Black
Ground
4
Grey
Sign Light / Auxiliary
5
Purple
Ignition (+12V)
6
Purple
Ignition (+12V)
7
Red
Primary Rotator Lights (+12V)
8
Red
Primary Rotator Lights (+12V)
9
Blue/White
Rear Secondary Lights Passenger Side
10
Green/White
Rear Secondary Lights Driver’s Side
11
Blue
Front Secondary Lights Passenger Side
12
Green
Front Secondary Lights Driver’s Side
13
Red/White
Headlight Flasher Unit (HFU) Enable
14
Brown
Take Down Lights
15
Red
Primary Rotator Lights (+12V)
16
Red
Primary Rotator Lights (+12V)
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
SLC Input Pins
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Red/Black Twin
Speaker –ve
2
Orange
Ignition Over-ride(+12V)
3
Blue/White
Horn Switch
4
Brown/White
SLC Ignition Sense
5
Purple
Ignition Out (+12V)
6
Black
GND
7
Red/Black Twin
Speaker +ve
8
Grey
Park Light Sense (RCH Backlight)
9
Yellow
Alert
10
N/C
N/C
11
Purple
Ignition Out (+12V)
12
N/C
N/C
9
1
1
1
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
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Emergency Equipment
RCH (Remote Control Head )
The RCH operates the SLC remotely via a data cable enabling the user to control
the emergency flashing lights and siren tones.
Nautech Code : ESir RCH 3400
RCH mounted in the centre console (Plain RCH mounted in sunglass holder above
and Uniform vehicles)
the centre console in the roof
(covert vehicles)
Specifications:
Operating Voltage: 12V DC (11 - 16V DC)
Communications: RS485 Serial Data
EMC Compliance: AS/NZS 4251.1 Certification
Operating Temperatures: 0°C ~ 50°C
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Emergency Equipment
RCH - Buttons
Function
Key Label
Front Secondary Lights and Dash LED’s.
Front Flash
Rear Secondary Lights and Deck LED’s.
Rear Flash
Front Secondary Lights and Dash LED’s.
&
Rear Secondary Lights and Deck LED’s.
Front & Rear
Flash
Left Alley Light (Light bar).
Left
Directional Front Take Down Lights (Light bar).
Take Down
Right Alley Light (Light bar).
Right
Sounds Air Horn for as long as button is pressed.
Air Horn
Sounds siren and activates lights for 3 seconds.
Siren
Sounds Siren and Lights until pressed again.
Alert
Activates RCH and radios when the vehicles
ignition is not on.
Ignition Bypass
Label
RCH - Rotary Control
Function
Emergency lights and the siren functions are switched OFF. PA is active.
Position
S/BY
Activates the front and rear RED/BLUE flashing lights in the light bar, front windscreen, rear
SEC
windows, grille lights (if fitted) and also activates the flashing headlights (during daytime driving).
Activates all of the vehicle’s emergency lighting – All RED/BLUE front and rear facing flashing
lights, Rotating intersection lights and flashing headlights (during daytime driving).
PRI
Will generate a continuous WAIL tone and all of the emergency lighting will continue to operate.
WAIL
Will generate a continuous YELP tone and all of the emergency lights will continue to operate.
YELP
Will generate a continuous HI-LO tone and all of the emergency lights will continue to operate.
HI-LO
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Emergency Equipment
RCH - Plugs
RCH Data Plug
RCH Power
RCH Data Plug
Cable entry side
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Black
GND
2
Brown
Logic Lo (0V)
3
Red
Logic Hi (5V)
4
Orange
+5V
4
3 2
1
Cable entry side
RCH Power Plug
-+Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Orange
Ignition Bypass
2
Black
GND
3
Red/Yellow
+12v
3
2
1
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Emergency Equipment
SLC Programming Instructions Via the RCH
The SLC has various functional modes which can be programmed via the RCH.
To enter the SLC’s programming mode turn the rotary switch on the RCH to
“SEC” mode, then press “FRONT FLASH” and “ALERT” keys simultaneously for
approximately 10 seconds.
The unit will issue a series of short beeps followed by a longer beep to signify
programming mode has been enabled. The Corresponding LED will indicate active functions. Pressing the designated keys will toggle the SLC between the corresponding modes.
Function
Key
Label
LED On
LED Off
NZ Police
Settings
Front light output Front
(Pulsed/Steady) Flash
Front secondary
Front secondary lights
lights in lightbar stay in lightbar flash when
on constantly when
in SEC or PRI mode
in SEC or PRI mode
OFF
HFU Output
Take
Down
HFU steady output
(+12V)
HFU sync pulse output
(+12V)
ON
HRT Function
Right
Horn input operates
air horn
Horn input operates
siren
ON
AUX Output
SIREN
AUX
Radio Rebroadcast
ON
N/A
Front &
Rear
Flash
N/A
N/A
OFF
N/A
Left
N/A
N/A
OFF
Rear Light
Output
(Steady/Pulsed)
Rear
Flash
Rear secondary
lights in lightbar
stay on constantly
when in SEC or PRI
mode
Rear secondary lights
in lightbar flash when
in SEC or PRI mode
OFF
Sec Lights Out
Alert
N/A
Flashing emergency
lights activate when in
“Secondary” mode
OFF
NOTE : For NZ Police vehicles only the TD key, R key and Siren LEDs should be
lit up when in programming mode. All others must be OFF.
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Emergency Equipment
HFU (Headlight Flasher Unit )
The Headlight Flasher Unit (HFU) controls the alternating flashing of the headlights
without disrupting normal operation.
•
Available for 12V and 24V applications
•
2 or 4 channels for alternately flashing an extra pair of auxiliary lights
•
The trigger input will accept both a constant or pulsed voltage, for synchronising with other flashing lights on the vehicle
Nautech Code: ELig HFU4820
HFU mounted between the main
fuse and relay box
NOTE: LTSA requires that headlights MUST NOT flash at night.
The Headlight Flasher Unit will NOT flash the headlights if:
•
The park lights and headlights are ON
OR
•
The vehicle is in PARK or NEUTRAL
OR
•
The ignition is OFF
Specifications:
Flash Speed: Approx 1.6Hz (96 fpm)
Output Loading: Up to 8 Amps per output channel
Operating Voltage: 12V unit (11-16V) / 24V unit (22-32V)
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HFU - Input/Output Pins
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Purple
RHS Hi Beam (Connect to Lights)
2
Purple
RHS Hi Beam (Connect to Lights)
3
Red/White
HFU Enable
4
White
Park Light Sense
5
Orange
Ignition Sense (+12V)
6
Black
GND
7
Yellow
LHS Hi Beam (Connect to Lights)
8
Yellow
LHS Hi Beam (Connect to Lights)
9
Brown
High Beam
10
Yellow/Blue
Head Lights Supply (+12V 10A)
11
Yellow/Blue
Head Lights Supply (+12V 10A)
12
Brown
LHS Headlights (Connect to Vehicle
Wiring)
13
Grey
RHS Headlights (Connect to Vehicle
Wiring)
14
Yellow/Red
Head Lights Supply (+12V 10A)
15
Yellow/Red
Head Lights Supply (+12V 10A)
16
Grey
High Beam
15
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
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Emergency Equipment
ATIS (Anti Theft Override System )
The Nautech ATIS module allows a vehicle’s
engine to continue to run when the vehicle’s key is removed from the ignition. The driver can leave the vehicle
locked for increased security. The ATIS has an ‘engine
kill’ input which is wired to the gear lever and ‘kills’ the
engine when attempting to resume operation of the vehicle without re-inserting the
ignition key and turning on the ignition. To activate the ATIS unit simply press the
Power/Economy button next to the gear lever. The unit will beep when the system
is activated and the key can be removed from the ignition.
NOTE: The vehicle must be in either PARK or NEUTRAL gear for the ATIS to
operate.
Nautech Code: ENel ATIS VE V5
ATIS activated by pressing the
indicated button
The ATIS is located behind the
steering wheel trim
Specifications:
Operation Voltage: 12V operation (11-16V max)
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ATIS - Input/Output Pins
Pin#
Colour
Function
1
Yellow/Black Battery (+12V)
2
Pink
Ignition (+12V)
3
Brown
Accessory Out (+12V)
4
Yellow/Red
HFU Out (+12V)
5
Blue/Black
ATIS enable (-ve)
6
Grey/Blue
Park/Neutral Sense (+ve)
7
Unused
Unused
8
Black
GND
1
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Note: The VE ATIS is different from the VZ/VY ATIS. If the ATIS unit becomes
faulty and a replacement is required, ensure that the substitute ATIS is the VE
version.
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Emergency Equipment
Nautech Fuse Box
The Nautech Distribution Box provides fused
constant, ignition and accessory power to the
Emergency Warning Systems.
The Nautech Distribution Box is located in
the boot on the passenger side
The Nautech Fuse box
mounted to the Gear plate in
the boot
Specifications:
Operation Voltage: 12V operation (11-16V max)
Features:
- 8 x 10A Max B+ Outputs
- 3 x 5A Max IGN Outputs
- 3 x 5A Max ACC Outputs
- ACC and IGN LED’s to indicated when the distribution board is operational
- Holden Tail lights Interface which allows alternate flashing of the rear tail lights
between the indicator and reverse lights
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Emergency Equipment
Nautech Fuse Box - Fuse Ratings
2
1
Replace fuses with same type and rating.
Correct rating of fuses is vital for proper equipment
and wiring protection.
Failure to do so may result in equipment failure
and/or fire.
4
3
6
5
Nautech code: ENel VE FB1
Fuse
#
Fuse
Rating
Function
1
5A
SLC ACC
2
5A
ACC 1
3
5A
ACC 2
4
5A
Radio IGN
5
5A
MDT IGN
6
5A
IGN Control
7
10A
AUX 2
8
10A
AUX 1
9
10A
Radar Power
10
10A
ATIS Power
11
10A
RCH Power
12
10A
AVL Power
13
10A
VHF Power
14
10A
UHF Power
7
9
8
19
11
10
13
12
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Emergency Equipment
Nautech Fuse Box—Input/Output Pins
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Black jumper to chassis Ground
2
Orange/Black
Radio IGN
3
Brown/White
SLC IGN
4
---
---
5
Red
UHF Power
6
White Shielded
AVL Power
7
Blue/Red
AUX1 Power
8
Red/Blue
AUX2 Power
9
---
---
10
---
---
11
Red
MDT Power
12
Purple
AUX IGN
13
Brown
VHF Power
14
Red/Yellow
RCH IGN over-ride
15
White Shielded
Cigarette Lighter Power
16
Yellow/Black
ATIS Power
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Green/White
Secondary Left input
2
Blue/White
Secondary Right input
3
Black
Ground
4
Black/White
Lights out
Pin #
Colour
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
Function
1
Purple
Ignition Input (IGN)
2
Brown
Accessory input (ACC)
Pin#
16
Colour
IGN
1
ACC
2
Function
1
Red
B+
2
Red
B+
2
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Emergency Equipment
VSR (Voltage Sensitive Relay )
The Voltage Sensitive Relay is an intelligent device that
isolates two batteries when the voltage present on the
engine battery drops to 12.8V or below.
This allows the engine battery to maintain enough
charge to start the vehicle while the auxiliary battery can
continue to be used for the emergency equipment.
When the Engine battery charge reaches 13.7V the relay closes connecting the two batteries in parallel, allowing the engine alternator to
charge both batteries simultaneously.
The VSR is mounted on the
gear plate in the boot
Specifications:
Operation Voltage: Relay opens @ 12.8V
Relay closes @ 13.7V
Current Rating: 140A
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Emergency Equipment
Siren Driver
The Flat Horn Siren speaker is a high output
driver powered by an Internal Amplifier within the
SLC. The Siren speaker outputs the siren tones
as well as speech from the PA microphone.
Mounted inside the front bumper.
Siren assembly - Specifically designed to
Nautech Code: ESir D100C VE (Siren Assembly Code) attach to the front impact bar on the VE
Omega , SV6 and SS Commodore’s
The Flat Horn Siren driver is mounted within
the front bumper below the number plate
Specifications:
Impedance: 8 ohm
Power Output: 100Watts
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Emergency Equipment
HFI (Hands Free Interface )
The Hands Free Interface allows the Driver of the vehicle to use the VHF radio by
pressing a button on the steering wheel to transmit instead of holding the
microphone. The Hands free Microphone is located in the centre ceiling light assembly.
The HFI also allows control of the SLC Siren Functions via the horn and steering
wheel buttons
Nautech Code: ERad HFI 6200
HFI 6200 Unit
The HFI unit is mounted on the drivers side
of the centre console hidden behind the
plastic trim
Pushing the indicated button on
the steering wheel activates
radio PTT (hands free mode)
The “Audio” button located
on the steering wheel toggles the siren on/off when
the RCH is in ‘SEC’ , ‘PRI’
or ’ALERT’ modes.
The factory horn button in the centre of
the steering wheel:
1) Activates the factory horn AND
air horn.
2) Toggles the Siren tone between
‘WAIL’ and ‘YELP’ when the RCH is in
‘PRI’ and ‘SEC’ modes with the siren on.
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Emergency Equipment
HFI - Plug Pin Outs - Loom Side
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Black
Analogue ground—Not connected
2
Brown
“Push-to-talk” (Output not connected)
3
White
Steering wheel button sense
4
Blue
Vehicle Stereo Input
5
Red
+12V
6
Orange
Alert output
7
Yellow
GND
8
Green
GND
1
7
6
2
8
5
3
4
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Emergency Equipment
PA Microphone
The PA Microphone is located on the passenger side of the
centre console.
The PA MIC connects to the SLC via an extension
lead (Part: EWir MIC EXT S4) .
Nautech Code: ESir PA MIC
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Emergency Equipment
Radios
Both VHF and UHF radios are mounted in the boot between the rear passenger
seats.
T700 VHF Radio Head is mounted beneath the vehicle’s stereo unit.
T700 UHF Radio Head is mounted in the glove box.
T2000 UHF Radio Head is mounted in the glove box.
UHF Radio Mounting Cradle
VHF Radio Mounting Cradle
T2000 Series UHF Radio
T700 Series UHF Radio
T700 Series VHF Radio
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Emergency Equipment
VHF Antenna (Uniform Vehicles)
The VHF Antenna is mounted in the centre of the boot lid. With the
antenna cable running through the boot lid frame, into the factory
conduit and into the boot towards the radio plate
Extra grounding is required on the boot lid.
Nautech Code: PAnt P9038 (Whip)
PAnt HT AW12 (Silver Tip)
PAnt HT VHFB (Black Base)
Extra grounding is required on the
boot lid to reduce electromagnetic
noise
VHF Antenna (Covert & Plain Vehicles)
The Covert & Plain VHF Antenna is a modified version of the factory vehicle stereo
antenna. The VHF Antenna mounts on the roof towards the rear of the vehicle,
with the broadcast antenna (a thin black wire) routed around on the inside of the
rear windscreen as shown in the photo.
Nautech Code: PAnt VE VHF B (Base)
PAnt VE VHF W (Whip)
WHIP
BASE
Broadcast Antenna (Shown in green)
runs along the inside of the rear windscreen and secured in place with clear
cellotape.
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Emergency Equipment
UHF Antenna
The UHF antenna is mounted on the front windshield. The UHF antenna runs
behind the roof lining towards the radio plate.
Nautech Code: PAnt HT GMU P
UHF antenna mounted on
the windshield
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Emergency Equipment
Equipment Locations
Remote Control Head
ESir RCH 3400
Siren Light Controller
ESir SLC 2500
Headlight Flasher Unit
ELig HFU 4720
Nautech Distribution Box ENel VE FB1
Main Fuse Box
PEle HM FBHD (Fuse Holder)
PEle HM FBHDC (Fuse Cover)
LED 8000 PSU
Siren
ANel LED 8000P
ESir D100C VE
UHF Radio (If Fitted)
UHF Radio Head
VHF Radio
Headlight Flasher Unit
Remote Control Head
VHF Radio Head
Distribution Fuse Box
Siren Driver
Nautech Fuse Box
LED 8000 PSU (Covert Only)
Siren Light Controller (SLC)
UHF Radio Head
Siren Driver
VHF Radio Head
UHF Radio (If Fitted)
VHF Radio
Remote Control Head
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Headlight Flasher Unit
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Emergency Lighting
•
MX 7000 Series Light bar
•
7000 LED Modules (Deck/Dash/Window/Grille)
•
LED 8000 Series
•
Emergency Lighting Locations
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Emergency Lighting
MX7000 Light bar
The Code3 MX7000 light bar
consists of:
•
4 x rotating beacons
•
2 x rotating intersection lights
•
2 x forward facing takedown lights
•
1 x right facing alley light
•
1 x left facing alley light
•
2 x front flashing lights (blue and red)
•
2 x rear flashing lights (blue and red)
Nautech Code : ELig MX7047 NZP
FRONT
REAR
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The Light Bar on the VE is positioned
slightly towards the rear with the front
light bar clamp lining up with the door
seams
VE Commodore
Emergency Lighting
Light Bar Wiring
All of the Light bar wiring is connected using
The terminal block under the LHS (Blue)
Lens of the Light Bar
Interior Light Bar loom
Blue/Black (Red Rear Flash)
Blue (Blue Rear Flash)
Yellow/Black (Drivers Side Alley)
Yellow
Green/White
Blue/White
Yellow
White
White/Black ( Rotators)
White (Red Front Flash)
Green
Orange/Black (Takedowns)
Brown
Orange (Blue Front Flash)
Blue
Red Jumper
Red/Black (Rotators)
Red
Red (Rotators)
Red
The Interior wiring should be
as neat as possible with any
loose cables secured with
cable ties.
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Exterior Light Bar loom from SLC
Black (Ground)
The interior wiring should
be wired exactly to this
diagram
VE Commodore
Emergency Lighting
Replacement Light Bar Bulbs
25W Lamp
Bayonet fitting to suit MX7000 series light bar
Nautech Code : PLig LAMPE 1225
50W Vertical Filament
Vertical (inline) filament to suit rotating lights on MX7000
series light bar
Nautech Code : PLig YL1250
50W Horizontal Filament
Standard horizontal filament to suit flashing / alley / takedown
lights on MX7000 light bars.
Nautech Code : PLig YL1250H
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VE Commodore
Emergency Lighting
7000 Series LED Modules
The Nautech 7000 Series LED modules feature:
•
Hi-intensity long life LED’s
•
Low power operation
•
Wide viewing angle - 120 Degrees
•
Four programmable flash patterns: Single
flash, double flash, triple flash and quad
flash
•
No bulb replacement required
•
Clear lens for covert operation
Nautech Code :
ELig LED71R0 - Red Dash / Deck Light
ELig LED71B0 - Blue Dash / Deck Light
ELig LED72R0 - Red Window Mount Light
ELig LED72B0 - Blue Window Mount Light
7000 Series LED modules mounted
as dash lights on the front dash
Specifications:
Flash Patterns: Single flash, double flash, triple flash and quad flash
Operating Voltage: 12 VDC nominal (11-15V max)
Typical Current Draw: Red — 600mA @ 13.8 VDC
Blue — 850mA @ 13.8 VDC
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VE Commodore
Emergency Lighting
7000 Series LED Modules
The Nautech 7000 Series LED modules feature:
•
Hi-intensity long life LED’s
•
Low power operation
•
Wide viewing angle - 120 Degrees
•
Four programmable flash patterns:
Single flash, double flash, triple flash and quad flash
•
No bulb replacement required
•
Clear lens for covert operation
•
Water Proof housing suitable for outside applications
Nautech Code : ELig LED73R0
ELig LED73B0
7000 Series LED modules as grill
lights behind the front bumper grill
(for covert operation)
Specifications:
Flash Patterns: Single flash, double flash, triple flash and quad flash
Operating Voltage: 12 VDC nominal (11-15V max)
Typical Current Draw: Red — 600mA @ 13.8 VDC
Blue — 850mA @ 13.8 VDC
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VE Commodore
Emergency Lighting
8000 Series LED Modules (Used with LED 8000 PSU)
The Nautech 8000 Series LED modules feature:
•
Compact design for covert operation (Hide away)
•
Hi-intensity long life LED’s
•
Low power operation
•
Four programmable flash patterns:
Single flash, double flash, triple flash and quad flash
(Dictated by the LED 8000 PSU)
•
No bulb replacement required
Nautech Code : ANel LED 80R0
ANel LED 80B0
Clear Lens Tail lights incorporating
Nautech Red/Blue 8000 Series LED
units
8000 series LED module placed into
the tail light housing
NOTE: DO NOT CONNECT LED’s DIRECTLY TO +12V.
LED 8000 PSU MUST BE USED.
Specifications:
Operating Voltage: 12 VDC nominal (11-15V max)
Typical Current Draw: Red — 320mA @ 13.8 VDC
Blue — 400mA @ 13.8 VDC
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VE Commodore
Emergency Lighting
LED 8000 PSU (TO BE USED WITH 8000 SERIES LED MODULES)
The Nautech LED 8000 PSU is a dedicated power supply and control unit for the 8000 SERIES LED’s.
The PSU incorporates two output channels enabling two
LED modules to be powered by one discrete unit.
2 Running Modes: - Externally Controlled
Single, Double, Triple and
Quad Flash.
- Free Run
Alternate Flash and
Simultaneous Flash with
Single, Double, Triple and
Quad Flash.
LED 8000 PSU mounted on the
Gear Plate on the passenger
side of the boot.
Specifications:
- 2 Running Modes - Externally Controlled and Free Run
- Operating Voltage: 12 VDC nominal (11-15V max)
- Typical Current Draw: 400mA @ 13.8VDC
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VE Commodore
Emergency Equipment
LED 8000 PSU - Input/Output Pins
Pin #
Colour
Function
1
Blue
LED -ve Output
2
N/C
N/C
3
Blue
LED –ve Output
4
Red
LED +ve Output
5
N/C
N/C
6
Red
LED +ve Output
Pin #
Colour
6
5
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
Function
1
Black
GND
2
N/C
Program Select (-ve Trigger)
3
Blue/White
+12V Supply
4
Green/White
+12V Supply
NOTE: DO NOT CONNECT LED’s DIRECTLY TO +12V.
LED 8000 PSU MUST BE USED.
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VE Commodore
Emergency Lighting
Emergency Lighting Locations
7000 Series LED’s
ELig LED 71B0 (Blue)
ELig LED 71R0 (Red)
MX7000 Light bar
ELig MX7047 NZP
Grille Lights
ELig LED73R0 (Red)
ELig LED73B0 (Blue)
8000 Series LED’s
ANel LED 80R0 (Red)
ANel LED 80B0 (Blue)
Dash & Deck Lights
Tail Lights
MX 7000 Lightbar
LED Deck Lights
8000 Series LED’s (Covert Only)
LED Dash Lights
Grille Lights
(Covert Only)
MX 7000 Lightbar
Grille Lights
8000 Series LED’s (Covert Only)
LED Deck Lights
LED Dash Lights
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(Covert Only)
VE Commodore
Wiring Loom Locations
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Nautech Looms
•
Radio Looms
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VE Commodore
Wiring Loom Locations
Main Loom - Supplies power to SLC, MX7000 Lightbar, LED deck lights, LED
dash lights, RCH. Connected to the HFU loom on cabin side of the fire wall
Nautech Code: EWir VE MAIN
HFU Loom - Supplies power to the HFU, grille lights (if fitted), Siren driver, also
supplies main power feed from battery to main loom
Nautech Code: EWir VE HFU
Light Bar Loom - Power for light bar vis SLC
Nautech Code: EWirVE MXLB 3.0
RCH Data Loom - Data loom from RCH to SLC
Nautech Code: EWir RCH 4.5
PA Data Loom - For the Public Address Microphone
Nautech Code:EWir MIC EXT S4
UHF Power Loom - Power for UHF radio (Connects to the main loom)
Nautech Code: EWir RPLM1
VHF Power Loom - Power for the VHF radio (Connects to the main loom)
Nautech Code: EWir RPL 1.5
Cigarette Power Loom - Provides power to the Stalker system
Nautech Code: EWir CLC
HFI
PA Microphone
Park/Neutral
Sense wire
RCH
Nautech Siren Light
Controller (SLC) , Main
Fuse box,
Red &
blue dash
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ATIS
HFU
VE Commodore
Wiring Loom Locations
VHF Data Cable
Nautech Code: EWir RDLS 4.0
UHF Glass Mount Antenna
Nautech Code: PAnt HT GMU P
UHF Data Cable
Nautech Code:
- EWir RDLS 4.0 (X-BAND)
- EWir XX RDL2000 6M (T700)
VHF Antenna
Nautech Code: PAnt P9038 (Whip)
PAnt HT AW12 (Silver Tip)
PAnt HT VHFB (Black Base)
VHF Antenna Cable
Nautech Code: PAnt P9995N
UHF Antenna Cable
(cable part of Antenna)
Radio Plate (VHF & UHF Radio units)
UHF Glass Mount Antenna
VHF Antenna
UHF Radio Head & X-Band
VHF Radio Head
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VE Commodore
Special Notes
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Black Out Switch
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VE Commodore
Special Notes
Black Out Switch
In the Police Pack version of the VE Commodore, Holden have
incorporated a Black Out switch located on the overhead interior light.
This function stops the:
•
Door chime
•
Interior lights
•
Centre console lighting and displays
•
Instrument cluster lighting and displays barring the Speedo
•
Indicator flashing lights when unlocking the vehicle
via remote
•
Vehicle approach lighting when unlocking the vehicle via remote at night
(headlight and reverse lights)
•
Rev counter operation
•
Temp gauge operation
•
Fuel gauge operation
Push once to engage covert mode and again to disable.
NOTE:
The Police Pack Black Out Switch is a HOLDEN designed feature and does not
form part of the Nautech Electronics installation.
This feature is included into the Nautech Service Manual for easy reference.
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East Tamaki,
Auckland,
New Zealand
Phone: +649 273 2001
Fax: +649 273 7487
Email:
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Hours:
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