Echo module and roger beep PNI ECH01 editable by micro USB cable MP3 format length 1.5 seconds

The echo and roger beep module PNI ECH01 is designed to work together with any CB and UHF radio station as an additional module, having as main functions: Generating the echo effect of the signal captured by the radio station microphone and inserting it in the modulation floor; Generating a custom signal (MP3 audio file) at the end of the show and maintaining it.
Echo mode and roger beep The PNI ECH01 echo and roger beep module has been designed to work in conjunction with any radio station in the CB band and VHF/UHF as an add-on module. The module has the following main functions: • Echo: Generating the echo effect of the signal captured by the radio station's microphone and inserting it into the modulation stage; • Roger beep: Generate a custom signal (via MP3 audio file) at the end of the broadcast and maintain it.
Custom Roger Beep Effect Connect the plug-in to a computer and copy the custom audio file (MP3 or WAV, maximum duration 1.5 seconds) as instructed in the manual. As a result, at the end of each broadcast, you will also transmit the personalized audio signal that will be received by the other CB users as an end-of-broadcast warning. Get noticed in traffic with the echo module and roger beep from PNI.
Compatibility The PNI ECH01 echo and roger beep module is compatible with any CB or VHF/UHF radio station regardless of brand. Add these two new functions to your station and you will make the difference: your received voice will be distinguished from the others by the echo effect, and the end of your broadcast will be marked by an original audio signal.
Connect to your computer and copy custom audio To write another sound (beep of maximum 1.5 seconds) in MP3 or WAV format, you need to connect the PNI ECH01 module via a micro USB-USB cable to the laptop (computer) and activate the power switch (the "Open" position). In a few seconds, the laptop will find the xx MB memory, then by copying transfer the file to the module's memory. Remember to switch the module switch back to the original working position.