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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

Power Supply

1. Remove the 12 Pin Accessory Jack from the rear of the unit.
2. Locate the 12 Vdc supply of the Repeater. Using the VOM measure the voltage to ensure it is 

between 12 to 15 Vdc and ascertain it can supply at least 1 amp.

3. Remove power from the Power Supply 
4. Connect the black wire to the Power Supply Ground lead and Pin 12 of the Accessory connector.  
5. Connect the red wire to the Positive Supply lead and Pin 10 of the Accessory connector.

Transmitter PTT

1. Locate the PTT point of the transmitter.
2. Determine what signal is required. And make a note of it. (In our example a Low (0 Vdc) keys the 

Transmitter and the line goes high (5 Vdc) when un-keyed.)

3. Connect the Green to the PTT Point and Pin 11 of the Accessory connector. 

PTT SENSE

Note: In our example of PTT above, the PTT line is using TTL levels, so in this case simply Jump Pin 11 
(PTT) to Pin 8 (PTT Sense).

 

COR Detect

1. Locate the Carrier on Receive Point of the receiver (this can also be PL/DPL detect, Audio mute etc.) 

any signal that detects that the radio is receiving a signal. Carrier Detect is best since this signal 
would indicate that Some signal is being received and could help in diagnosing a problem.

2. Determine what the signal change is and make a note of it (in our example the signal is Low (0 Vdc) 

with no signal and goes High (5 Vdc) when a signal is received 0.

3. Connect the Yellow wire to this point and Pin 9 of the Accessory connector.

Power Sensor

1. Making sure the Transmitter IS NOT Keyed install the Power Sensor to a convenient location after 

the Transmitter Output. Making sure the the arrow label points to the antenna.

2. Connect the Power Sensor Cable (EMR Model #CO8801A-PP-240) from the RJ 11 jack of the power 

sensor to the RJ-11 Jack marked “Directional Coupler” on the back of the iPM-1 (see Fig. 18).

Cable Shielding

If Shielded cable is used connect the shield to any of the Ground connections(see Fig. 36).

Programming

From this point, refer to the “Getting Started” and Programming Sections.

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Summary of Contents for iPM-1 Series

Page 1: ...MODEL SERIES iPM 1 RF POWER MONITOR USER S MANUAL EMR CORPORATION 17431 N 25th Avenue 85027 Phoenix Arizona Tel 623 581 2875 Fax 623 582 9499 www emr com info emr com...

Page 2: ...ming the iPM 1 2 Bench Testing 10 Web Interface Access 12 Logging In 12 Viewing Current Readings and Alarms 12 Power Sensor and Alarm Setup 13 PTT Test Setup 15 PTT Sense Setup 16 COR Sense Setup 17 I...

Page 3: ...or a Crossover Cable 4 A standard Web Browser 5 12 to 15 Vdc power Supply Getting started Many of the iPM 1 s features are dependent upon the user s particular situation This documentation starts by...

Page 4: ...he iPM 1 s default IP Address is set at 192 168 3 250 This will require that the computer used for access has it s IP address set to the same subnet 192 168 3 10 for example Once connected via the Cro...

Page 5: ...ing Power VSWR Alarm COR and PTT States Also Charts of Forward Reverse Power and VSWR of the last 24 Readings with Time and Date of the Power Sensor Power Sensor Test PTT Setup This page is for enteri...

Page 6: ...erver 1 208 200 23 20 Password q1234T Email to tech xyz com To continue with the setup process click on IP Setup Ensure that DHCP Server is disabled Now enter the IP Address Subnet Default Gateway inf...

Page 7: ...17431 N 25th Avenue Phoenix Arizona 85023 Phone 623 581 2875 Toll Free 800 796 2875 Fax 623 582 9499 info emrcorp com www emrcorp com 5 Fig 4 Fig 5...

Page 8: ...setup page and enter the DNS information see Fig 6 and click Submit Now enter in the Email Information see Fig 7 and click Submit Assuming that you have access to the 192 168 100 xxx LAN you may now...

Page 9: ...ton see Fig 8 If the test was successful a message is displayed see Fig 9 If the email failed a message is also displayed see Fig 10 Enter the GMT Time and Date In the example below Fig 11 the time is...

Page 10: ...t is assumed that this unit is to be installed to a VHF Repeater and that the installing technician has identified and pre wired the accessory cable for PTT PTT Sense COR Sense see Fig 17 and Fig 37 A...

Page 11: ...Debounce should be enabled if you experience false readings usually not required Next we will configure the COR Sense Setup In our example the COR line will go High when a carrier is received so click...

Page 12: ...ing are both N Since we will be sending email to just one address check the box labeled 1 in the Email Table see Fig 16 Note The Frequency text Box is used for user identification only It can also be...

Page 13: ...ansmitter Note There is latency on the home web page Readings are delayed Next test the COR Sense by applying a high 5 Vdc to the COR Sense line The Reading should change from Off to On Now tie the PT...

Page 14: ...up the network via Ethernet cable navigate to the default IP address to access the interface The default IP for accessing the web interface is http 192 168 3 250 Logging In Load the web browser naviga...

Page 15: ...75 Toll Free 800 796 2875 Fax 623 582 9499 info emrcorp com www emrcorp com Power Sensor and Alarm Setup By clicking on the Power Sensor Tests PTT Link on the left frame of the web page the Power Sens...

Page 16: ...check box is only displayed after Alarm check box Y and has been submitted Continuous Transmitter Click the Y radio button if the unit is monitoring a Continuous Transmitter This will allow an alarm o...

Page 17: ...ith email address 1 up to email address 5 If none are checked no email notifications will be sent PTT Test Set up By clicking on the Power Sensor Tests PTT Link on the left frame of the web page the P...

Page 18: ...ill enter the alarm mode and a Time Date stamped entry of the alarm type is entered to the Log Also when this feature is enabled check boxes are displayed in the email address that will allow report e...

Page 19: ...radio button to disable Debounce COR Sense Setup By clicking on the Power Sensor Tests PTT Link on the left frame of the web page the Power Sensor Tests PTT page is displayed see Fig 22 COR Sense can...

Page 20: ...ttom of the page to save any changes IP Setup By clicking on the IP Setup Link on the left frame of the web page the IP Setup page is displayed see Fig 26 The User can Enter Program the following Unit...

Page 21: ...s achieved by the IP address If Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP is Enabled the IP address could change and make accessing the iPM 1 difficult Click the Enable radio button to enable DHCP Clic...

Page 22: ...ings are disabled by default Static DNS Server Setup To setup Static DNS Server first disable automatic DNS Server option submit changes then insert desired Static DNS settings and submit changes agai...

Page 23: ...Enter the email port number here Email User Name Enter the email user name for the above email server here Email Password Enter the password for the above email user name here To Email Address Enter u...

Page 24: ...five To Email Address From the drop down box see Fig 34 select by the number which email is to be tested then click the Test Email submit button A message will be displayed below stating if the email...

Page 25: ...d Charts are in GMT If the time is to be set manually Sync with NIST should be unchecked and Submitted This will allow both the GMT Time and Date text boxes to be edited GMT Time Enter the current GMT...

Page 26: ...e box is left unchecked Click the Submit below the table to save any changes Installation General Connections to the transmitter receiver and DC power are grouped on a detachable accessory connector o...

Page 27: ...talling a 2 Amp Fuse assembly is recommended on the A Lead Input and Output Requirements Most modern repeater base stations have accessory connectors to simplify installing optional equipment such as...

Page 28: ...Detect 1 Locate the Carrier on Receive Point of the receiver this can also be PL DPL detect Audio mute etc any signal that detects that the radio is receiving a signal Carrier Detect is best since th...

Page 29: ...17431 N 25th Avenue Phoenix Arizona 85023 Phone 623 581 2875 Toll Free 800 796 2875 Fax 623 582 9499 info emrcorp com www emrcorp com 27 Fig 37...

Page 30: ...back to the alarm state 2 Logging onto the web page and clicking the clear Alarm Submit button in the left frame In both cases a time and date stamp of how the alarm was cleared is written to the log...

Page 31: ...t the unit back to the factory settings the unit can be reset by the following steps 1 Remove DC Power 2 Hold down the Alarm Reset Button on the front panel 3 Apply DC Power 4 After approximately 4 se...

Page 32: ...mrcorp com info emrcorp com Model Product Serial Sales Order Invoice __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ _____________...

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