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Programming

The data modem is pc programmable. The parameters available for programming 
include:

Frequency, channel spacing and sub-audible tones on a per channel basis
Radio settings such as power save mode,TX lockout, TX timeout, Squelch
Module options when A FSK, FFSK or GMSK module is 

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 tted, such as setting baud 

rate, dumb or auto mode, Hyper Terminal mode and data settings (

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 ow control, 

block size etc)

The pc program also allows for squelch adjustments and calibration  Refer to 
programming manual and PC software.

Installation

Antennas

It is important that any antennas are installed in a suitable location with an adequate 
ground plane. Ideally, multiple antennas should be separated by a minimum of a 
wavelength (at the lowest frequency), whilst still retaining a good ground plane for each 
antenna. Therefore, for a 400MHz system, the ideal separation should be a minimum of 
0.75m (~30in), and for 150MHz system the minimum should be 2.5m (~98in).

Warning: If installing an antenna near people it is necessary to ensure the minimum 
separation is maintained. This particularly important where prolonged exposure is likely.

For a full range of antenna options and other accessories visit the Mobile Expertise 
Global web site.

Power sources

It is important that a “clean” source of power is used for the supply to the modem

Fuse replacement

We recommend an inline “quick blow” fuse rating of 4 amps be 

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 tted to the +ve supply. 

Cabling

If possible, run RF cables separately from other cables and keep RF cables apart from 
one another to avoid interference / coupling.

When 

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 tting the modem into a 

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 xed installation care must be taken in the routing of all 

cabling such that the insulation cannot become damaged.

Fixing

We recommend that the TS-D200/me-D350 is securely 

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 xed to a surface, either directly, 

or with a suitable bracket. The 

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 xing hole centre dimensions are as shown.

The modem can be attached to any surface by using suitable size screws through the 
M3.5 holes in the mounting 

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 anges.

N.B.

 Mounting hole positions are different on each side.

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52.045

mm +/-0.305

108.763mm +/-0.0762

3.5mm Clearance

50.06

mm +/-0.250

108.763mm +/-0.0762

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Summary of Contents for me-D350 Series

Page 1: ...User Guide TS Mobile TS D200 5W Transceiver TX R X e11 034663 ME D350 5W Transceiver TX R X E11 10 R 024663 TS D200 me D350 range...

Page 2: ...ode 9 Squelch 9 Status indicators and audible alerts 10 Programming 11 Installation 11 Antennas 11 Power sources 11 Fuse replacement 11 Cabling 11 Fixing 11 Safety and general information 12 Exposure...

Page 3: ...ulation cannot become damaged The recommended supply sources for use with the TS D200 me D350 are a stand ard 12V supply but is capable of operating in the range 9V 18V Preparing for use Description o...

Page 4: ...module options available GMSK up to 9600 or FFSK up to 4800 or Bell 202 FSK and V23 1200bps RSSI level indication Busy output 9 18 volt supply input Enhanced Power Save Mode sleep Serial commands ava...

Page 5: ...ring and de emphasis Output signal 1KHz audio at 60 peak dev produces 200 to 300mVrms O P 3 PTT In Tx Key Signal which keys the transmitter when operating as a dumb radio Note If the option module is...

Page 6: ...IP 12 Link option Lock Detect signal PLL lock detect signal 3V out of lock 0 5V in lock O P 13 GPS data input Data input for initial setting of GPS module NMEA 0183 format TTL level I P 13 Link optio...

Page 7: ...c line is low grounded via resistor then audio on the Mic line is transmitted and if line is left disconnected DATA is transmitted If one of the internal modem board is installed the radio can be put...

Page 8: ...A1 GMSK A2 FFSK AFSK Activate prog mode main loop 0x87 0x00 ACK NACK No response on earlier models Cannot receive in this mode but clears previous serial commands Use 0x53 to rx mode Request current c...

Page 9: ...stop whist stopped on correct call channel 0x62 0x46 0X66 data ACK Chn no CMD DATA Respond once if stopped on a channel e g If on channel 1 66 00 66 00 chn1 01 chn2 Scan delete 0x62 0x4f ACK NACK 0X6...

Page 10: ...y Internal Module Timings Tx delay and Rx delay timings are available for alteration when the internal module is fitted only Please refer to the programming guide and module manual for details Power S...

Page 11: ...Busy channel lockout Green flashes beep tone Time out time Green flashes ptt active Red LED extinguishes serieal cmd 5 secs before TOT 1 Green flash beep tone Errors EEPROM error 1 Orange flash Out of...

Page 12: ...ing an antenna near people it is necessary to ensure the minimum separation is maintained This particularly important where prolonged exposure is likely For a full range of antenna options and other a...

Page 13: ...h care centres may be using equipment that is sensitive to external RF energy Medical devices Pacemakers If you use any personal medical device consult the manufacturer of your device to determine it...

Page 14: ...plier Incorrect assembly modification or repair may cause irreparable damage to your unit and will invalidate any warranty Care of the equipment Do not immerse the TS D200 me D350 modem in water or ot...

Page 15: ...tions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Any change or modification to t...

Page 16: ...Technical Services Group Leader at the above address Information provided in this document is believed correct at time of printing but is subject to change without notice Mobile Expertise Global Limit...

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