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Tone Generator Command List

TONE GENERATOR COMMAND TABLE

Data

Operation

Data

Operation

Data

Operation

000

Reset tone generator

058

TG1, Tone at 2500 Hz

116

TG2, Direct Freq (1) 000-999

001

Start Of Message

059

TG1, Tone at 2600 Hz

117

TG2, Direct Freq (2) 000-999

002

End Of Message

060

TG1, Tone at 2700 Hz

118

TG2, Tone generator off

003

Msg to Repeater

061

TG1, Tone at 2800 Hz

119

TG2, Tone at 250 Hz

004

Msg to Repeater, Mix TG w/speech

062

TG1, Tone at 2900 Hz

120

TG2, Tone at 300 Hz

005

Msg to Auto Patch

063

TG1, Tone at 3000 Hz

121

TG2, Tone at 350 Hz

006

Msg to Auxiliary

064

Set TG1 Level 0

122

TG2, Tone at 400 Hz

007

Msg to DVR

065

Set TG1 Level 1

123

TG2, Tone at 450 Hz

008

Reserved

066

Set TG1 Level 2

124

TG2, Tone at 500 Hz

009

Reserved

067

Set TG1 Level 3

125

TG2, Tone at 600 Hz

010

DTMF Tone 0

068

Set TG1 Level 4

126

TG2, Tone at 700 Hz

011

DTMF Tone 1

069

Set TG1 Level 5

127

TG2, Tone at 800 Hz

012

DTMF Tone 2

070

Set TG1 Level 6

128

TG2, Tone at 900 Hz

013

DTMF Tone 3

071

Set TG1 Level 7

129

TG2, Tone at 1000 Hz

014

DTMF Tone 4

072

Set TG1 Level 8

130

TG2, Tone at 1100 Hz

015

DTMF Tone 5

073

Set TG1 Level 9

131

TG2, Tone at 1200 Hz

016

DTMF Tone 6

074

Set TG1 Level 10

132

TG2, Tone at 1300 Hz

017

DTMF Tone 7

075

Set TG1 Level 11

133

TG2, Tone at 1400 Hz

018

DTMF Tone 8

076

Set TG1 Level 12

134

TG2, Tone at 1500 Hz

019

DTMF Tone 9

077

Set TG1 Level 13

135

TG2, Tone at 1600 Hz

020

DTMF Tone A

078

Set TG1 Level 14

136

TG2, Tone at 1700 Hz

021

DTMF Tone B

079

Set TG1 Level 15

137

TG2, Tone at 1800 Hz

022

DTMF Tone C

080

Set TG1 Level 16

138

TG2, Tone at 1900 Hz

023

DTMF Tone D

081

Set TG1 Level 17

139

TG2, Tone at 2000 Hz

024

DTMF Tone *

082

Set TG1 Level 18

140

TG2, Tone at 2100 Hz

025

DTMF Tone #

083

Set TG1 Level 19

141

TG2, Tone at 2200 Hz

026

Dial Tone 350/440 Hz

084

Set TG1 Level 20

142

TG2, Tone at 2300 Hz

027

Ring Tone 440/480 Hz

085

Set TG1 Level 21

143

TG2, Tone at 2400 Hz

028

Busy Tone 480/620 Hz

086

Set TG1 Level 22

144

TG2, Tone at 2500 Hz

029

TG1, Dir. Freq (0)250-999

087

Set TG1 Level 23

145

TG2, Tone at 2600 Hz

030

TG1, Dir Freq (1)000-999

088

Set TG1 Level 24

146

TG2, Tone at 2700 Hz

031

TG1, Dir Freq (2)000-999

089

Set TG1 Level 25

147

TG2, Tone at 2800 Hz

032

TG1, Tone generator off

090

Set TG1 Level 26

148

TG2, Tone at 2900 Hz

033

TG1, Tone at 250 Hz

091

Set TG1 Level 27

149

TG2, Tone at 3000 Hz

034

TG1, Tone at 300 Hz

092

Set TG1 Level 28

150

Set TG2 Level 0

035

TG1, Tone at 350 Hz

093

Set TG1 Level 29

151

Set TG2 Level 1

036

TG1, Tone at 400 Hz

094

Set TG1 Level 30

152

Set TG2 Level 2

037

TG1, Tone at 450 Hz

095

Set TG1 Level 31

153

Set TG2 Level 3

038

TG1, Tone at 500 Hz

096

Set TG1 Level 32

154

Set TG2 Level 4

039

TG1, Tone at 600 Hz

097

Set TG1 Level 33

155

Set TG2 Level 5

040

TG1, Tone at 700 Hz

098

Set TG1 Level 34

156

Set TG2 Level 6

041

TG1, Tone at 800 Hz

099

Set TG1 Level 35

157

Set TG2 Level 7

042

TG1, Tone at 900 Hz

100

Set TG1 Level 36

158

Set TG2 Level 8

043

TG1, Tone at 1000 Hz

101

Set TG1 Level 37

159

Set TG2 Level 9

044

TG1, Tone at 1100 Hz

102

Set TG1 Level 38

160

Set TG2 Level 10

045

TG1, Tone at 1200 Hz

103

Set TG1 Level 39

161

Set TG2 Level 11

046

TG1, Tone at 1300 Hz

104

Set TG1 Level 40

162

Set TG2 Level 12

047

TG1, Tone at 1400 Hz

105

Set TG1 Level 41

163

Set TG2 Level 13

048

TG1, Tone at 1500 Hz

106

Set TG1 Level 42

164

Set TG2 Level 14

049

TG1, Tone at 1600 Hz

107

Set TG1 Level 43

165

Set TG2 Level 15

050

TG1, Tone at 1700 Hz

108

Set TG1 Level 44

166

Set TG2 Level 16

051

TG1, Tone at 1800 Hz

109

Set TG1 Level 45

167

Set TG2 Level 17

052

TG1, Tone at 1900 Hz

110

Set TG1 Level 46

168

Set TG2 Level 18

053

TG1, Tone at 2000 Hz

111

Set TG1 Level 47

169

Set TG2 Level 19

054

TG1, Tone at 2100 Hz

112

Set TG1 Level 48

170

Set TG2 Level 20

055

TG1, Tone at 2200 Hz

113

Set TG1 Level 49

171

Set TG2 Level 21

056

TG1, Tone at 2300 Hz

114

Set TG1 Level 50

172

Set TG2 Level 22

057

TG1, Tone at 2400 Hz

115

TG2, Direct Freq (0) 250-999

173

Set TG2 Level 23

Summary of Contents for RI-310e

Page 1: ...formation proprietary to Pacific Research Solutions All information is provided solely for the operation and maintenance of the equipment described This manual is not to be reproduced or used for any...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...MING SOFTWARE MENU 6 Main Window 6 File 6 Controller 7 Repeater 7 Tone Squelch 7 Commands 7 Triggers 8 Telephone 8 Help 8 MACRO EDITING MENU 8 MODEM INTERFACE 9 Vertex Programming Cable to Modem Cable...

Page 4: ...R TRANSMITTER MODULATION S COMMAND 12 26 SECTION 8 OPERATION 27 SYSTEM STATUS INDICATORS 27 DTMF COMMAND INPUT 28 TELEMETRY MESSAGES 28 CTCSS DECODE AND ENCODE OPERATION 29 EVENT SCHEDULER RI 300 Vers...

Page 5: ...and DCS AIR TIME 56 S Cmd 27 TONE REMOTE DECODE SET UP 57 S Cmd 28 TONE REMOTE MODE and NOTCH FILTER CONTROL 58 S Cmd 29 RESET MESSAGES 60 S Cmd 30 SPEECH MESSAGE EDITOR 60 Speech Vocabulary 61 S Cmd...

Page 6: ...TIME OUT 91 S Cmd 74 INCOMING CALL RING AND COMMAND PASSWORD TIME OUT 91 S Cmd 75 TELEPHONE INCOMING RING DELAY 91 S Cmd 76 TELEPHONE TX RING LIMIT 92 S Cmd 77 TELEPHONE OFF HOOK TIME OUT TIMER 92 S...

Page 7: ...user command macro 110 Default CW station ID example 110 Custom tone generator CW message example 112 PROGRAMMING SPEECH MESSAGES 112 Speech Message memory usage 112 CW Messages within a user command...

Page 8: ...ARCHITECTURE 121 SETTING UP AUDIO CHANNELS 122 PASSING S COMMANDS BETWEEN CONTROLLERS 122 LINK SET UP 123 REMOTE BASE SET UP 123 CONTROL RECEIVER 123 INTERFACING to the Doug Hall Electronics DHE RBI...

Page 9: ...ual provide a more thorough explanation of the RI 300 s many features Feature List The following features of the RI 300 repeater interconnect are not available together in any other repeater controlle...

Page 10: ...nection as the squelch will not operate properly The RI 300 provides for easy programming of customized user features or user commands by giving you the ability to write and name simple macros All mes...

Page 11: ...his choice The enclosure that you select should be strong enough to mechanically protect the contents The enclosure should be made of metal with good shielding properties We do not recommend the use...

Page 12: ...an be easily flipped back and forth between the repeater input and output channel while listening to the levels Ideally you will have the same transmit deviation going out of the repeater transmitter...

Page 13: ...e of the Active Controller LEDs show indication of a controller check your Comm Port number and the programming cable 5 Before you send any data to your controller the first time you need to make a te...

Page 14: ...d system commands Each command has a date and time stamp with the tone squelch that was used during the command The Macro Error Log will display errors in macros as reported from the controller If an...

Page 15: ...ow here This connection may be used to communicate to your controller via a modem Repeater This menu is used to adjust the repeater squelch auxiliary and frequency functions Each sub windows will have...

Page 16: ...acro data you can right click the Edit System Commands box to get a System Command from a list You can also right click the Line No box to get a view of the macro data when looking for an empty line t...

Page 17: ...dem connection reset the incoming call mode to 2 or higher Now the controller will answer calls before the modem answers 2 Call switch box This method uses a modem voice switch box This is a box that...

Page 18: ...ny value that will work for you application b Turn the power to your external modem off and then on c Type ATI4 to confirm that your new settings are now permanently saved 10 Turn off the modem and di...

Page 19: ...the repeater receiver and transmitter This means that neither de emphasis nor pre emphasis of the audio is performed on the repeat audio path This leaves all of the emphasis filtering in the user s r...

Page 20: ...of your discriminator For best performance all audio connections should be made with a shielded cable The controller s audio path has a flat frequency response from 30 Hz through 4500 Hz except for th...

Page 21: ...T UP AND OPERATION With DCS Digital Coded Squelch decode and encode you can also select any combination of DCS codes to operate your repeater You have 104 standard DCS codes that can be used for decod...

Page 22: ...energy that falls below 300 Hz Some radios do not remove this energy before transmission and can cause voice blocking of the decoder The RI 300 has a sub audio filter that removes this low frequency e...

Page 23: ...n the Vertex repeater The RI 310 is held in place by the two screws that are supplied The bottom of the RI 310 circuit board should line up with a card edge bracket in the bottom of the Vertex repeate...

Page 24: ...8 You are now ready to update the controller Pick the Send button than pick the Start button The software will send these modifications to the controller 9 Do not forget to save these changes to your...

Page 25: ...ler using the programming cable Run the RI 300 Programming Software and open your controller s data file If you do not have a data file for your controller do a get data from the controller and save t...

Page 26: ...dio on this input should not exceed 0dbm or 0 774Vrms for 5KHz Deviation Normally with the RI 310 s Auxiliary buss you can select input channels to use But with this input audio in is enabled when any...

Page 27: ...etailed schematic on this interface board DAC Output access by S Command 13 DAC 1 Controls TX output power DAC 2 Available see ACC connector pin 9 on previous page Bit input accessed by S Command 45 I...

Page 28: ...e RI 300 or RI 310 Next to the temp connector is an adjustment that can be used to calibrate the temperature You will need a reference temperature for this calibration Do not mount the sensor to the T...

Page 29: ...ted over the air To install your Audio Delay board AD 3 use the following steps 1 Turn off power to the repeater and controller 2 When working on your controller use procedures to assure no static dis...

Page 30: ...is header making sure all pins align The DB 25 connector on the RBI 3 should align in the same direction as the radio interface connector 5 Carefully re inspect your installation making sure that you...

Page 31: ...en reading this signal over the air use speech control word 014 for the analog voltage and speech control word 013 for S Meter AUDIO OUTPUT Pin 3 This is a receiver audio output and is programmable wi...

Page 32: ...section 8 Initialization procedure When a full controller initialization is performed all digital pot settings are returned to their default settings Do not perform the initialization procedure at thi...

Page 33: ...l slide bar decrease the squelch setting until the COS LED on the controller is lit 4 Then increase the slide bar until the COS LED just goes out 5 Increase the slide bar another 4 to 5 counts 6 Pick...

Page 34: ......

Page 35: ...ower is connected the system is enabled S Command 01 and no activity on the receiver This LED will also flash at a rate of 4 times a second when the controller is decoding an enabled S Command CTCSS T...

Page 36: ...igits Then un key the transmitter This action is the same as the enter key on your computer keyboard If the squelch is open or not properly set the controller will not be able to detect the un key act...

Page 37: ...n The controller comes programmed with 100 Hz CTCSS tone ready for use in all six tone panels The default tone may be changed or additional tones added see S Command 20 or the programming software Onc...

Page 38: ...CW RST message send 32 03 21 and un key you will hear a function complete 3 When you are done send 69 1 to lock the controller and save your changes If needed you can also send a 69 0 to lock the cont...

Page 39: ...actory default data Default data for each of the S Commands is listed in section 12 and the System Command Table at the end of this manual To initialize the RI 300 data use the following procedure 1 T...

Page 40: ...ommands to the RI 300 you will get one of 4 responses First if you send any valid command without errors the RI 300 will respond with a CW acknowledgment message OK or a function complete message of y...

Page 41: ...ification ID message The factory default CW ID is Hello The following will show you how this ID was programmed into the controller Once you have reviewed this procedure you may want to review section...

Page 42: ...Command 31 Enter message data into memory Set Tone Generator 1 to output level 15 6 31 118 S Command 31 Enter message data into memory Turn Tone Generator 2 off 7 31 212 S Command 31 Enter message da...

Page 43: ...ctly If you hear an ERROR a mistake was made and the command was aborted S Command Description 1 123456 Unlock the controller you are in S Command mode You should notice a different courtesy tone 2 63...

Page 44: ...e S Command 72 to enable this panel for use When setting up the telephone tone panel include the same tones code in the repeater and user command tone panels Tone panel 6 Dial Click Flashing DIAL CLIC...

Page 45: ...digit password You can use any of the DTMF characters in your password except for C Do not use C in your password To reduce additional problems compare your new password with the system commands to ma...

Page 46: ...nd reliable operation of your system Auxiliary Buss and Programming Software The auxiliary buss is disabled when using the programming port on any controller attached to the auxiliary buss and during...

Page 47: ...e used to customize the controller Unlocked PROGRAMMING COMMAND FORMAT Syntax is a common computer term which means the format of a statement command or data that must be organized and entered such th...

Page 48: ...e an ERROR message What happened When the first password was executed and the controller was unlocked you moved into the S Command programming mode While in the S Command mode and if your password doe...

Page 49: ...value whether the value is 001 or 100 a total of three digits must be used All S Command codes are two digits long If the first digit of the S Command is a zero it must always be entered For most S Co...

Page 50: ...sage will sound a dual weak signal tone even in programming mode Each time you send commands to the RI 300 you will get one of four responses 1 If you send any valid command without errors the RI 300...

Page 51: ...f Mode 1 COS Carrier access only Mode 2 Initial access with CTCSS DCS and COS then access is changed to only COS This function is reset when the transmitter drops Use in applications where a user may...

Page 52: ...with the correct link prefix the controller will respond with the pre access tone The user may only un key once after the prefix to confirm the pre access tone Once keyed again or after the first com...

Page 53: ...ccess tone Once a valid prefix command is decoded the controller will respond with a Pre access Tone The pre access tone informs the user that the selected controller is ready to accept user commands...

Page 54: ...telemetry responses to various modes to allow response to the above groups along with speech and CW select This command can be used to turn off the function complete and error messages while keeping...

Page 55: ...f the carrier is picked up prior to the courtesy timer expiration the courtesy message will be skipped When the courtesy message is started the repeater time out timer is reset SYNTAX 08 Time READ BAC...

Page 56: ...rmal command sequence the drop of the COS or CTCSS DCS is used to tell the controller to start processing your command You can select an alternate DTMF digit or mode that will also terminate a command...

Page 57: ...nalog Converter 2 Data 0 255 0 to 5 volts output DEFAULT DAC 1 128 DAC 2 0 EXAMPLE 13 1 255 Set DAC 1 to 5 volts output S Cmd 14 USER AND S COMMAND CTCSS DCS TONE PANEL ENABLE Once you have selected a...

Page 58: ...de READ BACK 15 Group STORAGE RAM EEPROM PARAMETERS Group 0 All groups Group 1 8 Each User Command is assigned a group Mode 0 Group disable Turn off a user command group Mode 1 Group enable Turn on a...

Page 59: ...mand is used to regenerate a received DTMF string on the repeater transmitter The data source for this command can come from decoded DTMF digits or data within a macro The controller regenerates DTMF...

Page 60: ...er STORAGE RAM EEPROM PARAMETERS Tone Panel 0 All tone panels Tone Panel 1 Repeater This tone panel decodes tones that will allow receiver audio to pass to the repeater s transmitter Tone Panel 2 User...

Page 61: ...90 244 111 356 132 516 153 743 070 122 091 245 112 364 133 523 154 754 071 125 092 246 113 365 134 526 S Cmd 21 SET MASTER and CROSS ENCODE CTCSS TONE or DCS CODE This command is used to set up a mast...

Page 62: ...imes Mode 2 Regenerate with decoded tone allow change Encode the same tone that was decoded by S Command 20 This mode allows users to change decoded tones and will update the encoder Most commonly use...

Page 63: ...OM PARAMETERS Function 0 Direct trigger Trigger a tone to encode used in macro programming only Function 1 Station ID Define a tone to encode when the Station ID is started Function 2 Auxiliary input...

Page 64: ...epending on your repeater s receiver and transmitter you may have to change the polarity of the DCS TX RX data If the controller will not decode DCS data change the RX polarity If your radio will not...

Page 65: ...in the range of 650 to 3000 Hz A zero value will disable a tone from being decoded You can use the default standard tone remote tones or define 8 of your own tones Each of these decoded tones will ac...

Page 66: ...r S Command 77 is used to limit the total length of the connection The telephone no activity time out timer may be used to disconnect the call if a period of time occurs without receiver activity You...

Page 67: ...ch filter will be inserted in the controller audio path The notch filter is typically tuned to 2175 Hz and is used to reject the 2175 Hz PTT or Guard tone You must install an optional notch filter for...

Page 68: ...n the same memory area as the macros For this reason it is important to manage and track the memory usage so as not to damage other data stored in the memory There are two types of messages that you w...

Page 69: ...TER 151 CALLING 035 THREE 074 L 113 ALTITUDE 152 CALM 036 FOUR 075 M 114 AM 153 CANCEL 037 FIVE 076 N 115 AMATEUR 154 CAUTION 038 SIX 077 O 116 AMPS 155 CEILING 039 SEVEN 078 P 117 AND 156 CELSIUS 040...

Page 70: ...Pacific Research Solutions RI 300e User Manual Page 62 Speech Word Vocabulary Data Word Data Word Data Word Data Word...

Page 71: ...47 RADIO 505 SPEED 563 TY 621 AM Female 448 RADIOS 506 SPOILERS 564 UNDER 622 PM Female 449 RAIN 507 SPRAY 565 UNDERCARRIAGE 623 OH Female 450 RAISE 508 SQUAWK 566 UNICOM 624 O CLOCK Female 451 RANGE...

Page 72: ...sages consist of either tone generator or CW commands in sequence Each of these commands consists of a 3 digit value and is used to tell the RI 300 s tone generator what to do These commands include s...

Page 73: ...W Command READ BACK 31 CW Command STORAGE EEPROM PARAMETERS 3 digit tone generator commands ranging from 000 to 344 see tone generator commands below DEFAULT See default messages below EXAMPLE See exa...

Page 74: ...27 Ring Tone 440 480 Hz 085 Set TG1 Level 21 143 TG2 Tone at 2400 Hz 028 Busy Tone 480 620 Hz 086 Set TG1 Level 22 144 TG2 Tone at 2500 Hz 029 TG1 Dir Freq 0 250 999 087 Set TG1 Level 23 145 TG2 Tone...

Page 75: ...16 Delay for 80 ms 201 CW speed 5 WPM 259 CW End of message 317 Delay for 90 ms 202 CW speed 6 WPM 260 CW End of work SK 318 Delay for 100 ms 203 CW speed 7 WPM 261 CW Break N 319 Delay for 150 ms 204...

Page 76: ...design will sound when this process occurs Auto Patch Trigger If a telephone time out error occurs during the dial tone process the controller will need to put the telephone back on hook This trigger...

Page 77: ...ction is used to record a message from the input from which you are sending the record command To record a message send S Command 33 1 x where x message number and un key After the prompt key up and s...

Page 78: ...formation on this subject SYNTAX 34 Mode READ BACK 34 STORAGE RAM EEPROM PARAMETERS Mode 0 Off Used to disable the auxiliary output The controller will not send audio or control logic out the auxiliar...

Page 79: ...AMPLE 37 01 Regenerate DTMF Function 0 Mode 1 regenerate DTMF digits on TX from auxiliary input 37 11 Decode DTMF Function 1 Mode 1 decode DTMF digits from the auxiliary input S Cmd 38 MULTIPLE CONTRO...

Page 80: ...e without a user command being sent You can use S Command 06 1 to suppress this function message Note This function will generate an OK function complete without a user command being sent This command...

Page 81: ...1 Sunday 2 Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5 Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday Hours 00 to 23 Time of day in 24 hour mode Minutes 00 to 59 Time of day in 24 hour mode DEFAULT Clock is not set when power is tu...

Page 82: ...RO RI 300e and RI 310e Version 3 Only This scheduler requires the real time clock which can only be found in the RI 300e and RI 310e version 3 This is a full feature scheduler allowing you to instruct...

Page 83: ...11 Repeater PTT Falling edge triggers macro starting at line 11 45 01 1 12 Input 1 Rising edge triggers macro starting at line 12 45 27 1 344 Repeater PTT Rising edge triggers macro starting at line...

Page 84: ...ick is a method of control with which you can assign a number of key ups on the repeater input that will cause a user command or macro to occur If enabled one or more CTCSS tones or DCS codes can be u...

Page 85: ...h mode the controller uses the processor to analyze the signal to noise ratio and determine whether to close the squelch fast or add delay for nosey signals This feature will help to reduce the squelc...

Page 86: ...signal The delay factor is the maximum time in 10 ms increments that the squelch will remain open Average Factor The average factor is used by SmartSquelch to determine how long of a period in 10 ms i...

Page 87: ...t sequence that would be required in front of all user commands This function could be used as a site prefix so that all of your repeater sites would have the same user command suffix while each site...

Page 88: ...modes 2 through 4 The factory default password is 654381 and can be changed to a password from 1 to 6 digits long C is the only digit that cannot be used in this password Avoid using A B and D as thes...

Page 89: ...and turn the power on The digital potentiometer gain settings however will not be reset The serial number of your controller is required to operate this command The serial number of the controller is...

Page 90: ...s to be included within the command These extra digits can then be passed to one or more S Commands within the macro called by that wildcard command Multiple groups of digits can be passed to multiple...

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Page 92: ...s data so that you can allow for this digit when keeping track of memory usage The last entry of your macro is an end of macro character D which is used to terminate the macro Send 64 without data and...

Page 93: ...red to the variable When compared the outcome will be either true or false BIND Binding is optional and is used to bind multiple expressions together Binding is a logical OR AND of two or more express...

Page 94: ...Cmd tone squelch mode NA 0 1 S Command 14 14 U Cmd tone squelch mode NA 0 1 S Command 14 15 U Cmd group decode enable 1 8 0 1 S Command 15 16 DTMF Decode Inter digit time NA 0 99 S Command 16 17 DTMF...

Page 95: ...ng call command time out NA 0 120 S Command 74 59 Telephone incoming ring delay NA 0 15 S Command 75 60 Telephone TX ring limit NA 0 31 S Command 76 61 Telephone off hook time out NA 0 240 S Command 7...

Page 96: ...BACK N A STORAGE RAM PARAMETERS Operation 0 READ system data from EEPROM Operation 1 WRITE system data to EEPROM Operation 2 PUSH system data onto stack Operation 3 POP system data from stack DEFAULT...

Page 97: ...4 is the same as mode 3 except that a tone is added to the repeater TX when you are transmitting to the caller SYNTAX 70 Mode READ BACK 70 STORAGE RAM EEPROM PARAMETERS Mode 0 Off Disable outgoing cal...

Page 98: ...erates the same a mode 3 but the caller has access to the user commands in command group 8 without using the control password Use this mode to customize the incoming call mode SYNTAX 71 Mode READ BACK...

Page 99: ...time out timer 1 14 Specified Minutes until expiration DEFAULT 3 Minutes EXAMPLE 73 2 Set incoming call time out to 2 minutes S Cmd 74 INCOMING CALL RING AND COMMAND PASSWORD TIME OUT This time out is...

Page 100: ...the telephone will hang up During the 30 second warning message you can reset this timer by re sending the off hook user command SYNTAX 77 Time READ BACK 77 STORAGE RAM EEPROM PARAMETERS Time 0 Not t...

Page 101: ...PLE 79 6 Set telephone AGC level to 6 S Cmd 80 FLASH HOOK SWITCH The RI 300 is compatible with a telephone line that has call hold or call waiting This command is used to command a flash hook for 1 2...

Page 102: ...tions These numbers are dialed with the user s telephone number and without additional user intervention You can program up to 8 groups of numbers to dial When building an off hook access and account...

Page 103: ...Cmd 85 SET AN AUTO DIAL NUMBER FOR USE This S Command is used to pre set an Auto Dial number in a macro for use in dialing a telephone number within a macro This S Command must be placed before the of...

Page 104: ...nd a at the end of the string acts as a wild card for multiple digits You should include a at the end of all entries to limit extra digits from being used See section 15 telephone interconnect for add...

Page 105: ...onnect for additional information on the use of the accept and reject tables SYNTAX 89 Reject position Telephone number READ BACK 89 Reject position STORAGE EEPROM PARAMETERS Reject position 00 to 99...

Page 106: ...o no radio mode selected see Section 17 for jumper information Mode 1 VXR 5000 Simplex This mode is used for remote base and simplex link operation A T R relay will need to be added to the VXR 5000 re...

Page 107: ...set the lower and upper band limit for the synthesized radio TX offset can also be set These values are used in conjunction with S Command 91 to establish limits to the frequency range of the synthes...

Page 108: ...S Parameter 0 User Function Used to control any one of the 8 or all User Function UF outputs on the DHE RBI 1 You will find the connector for these outputs labeled EXPANSION on the real panel Two digi...

Page 109: ...ailable radio memory channel Parameter 6 Memory Save This function is only available in some radios and will allow you to save a current VFO and radio setup into a memory channel Data 1 to 20 memory c...

Page 110: ...add a conditional statement to your current courtesy message that will skip the message when a specific tone is decoded AND a user variable is set to zero You can then create user commands that set th...

Page 111: ...even distinctive types of functions or events that point to call macros User commands start at the top of the flow diagram and all other events start at the Message or Controller Event position 1 User...

Page 112: ...a user command it is placed into one of 8 groups This will allow you to enable and disable a single group of user commands without affecting every command S Command 15 is used to select which group to...

Page 113: ...8 and S Command 62 through 64 The programming software can provide a great platform to create user commands Pick Commands then pick User Commands In this window you can create new and edit existing us...

Page 114: ...ith a function complete message The controller will insert a C between each S Command to separate each S Command in the macros There is no error checking of the S Command and its data in this data ent...

Page 115: ...ystem variable and then perform one of two macros based on if the test is true or false All conditional statements have an EXPRESSION part this is where the system variable is tested If the EXPRESSION...

Page 116: ...531 THE 30 175 CONTROL 30 407 OPERATOR 30 002 End of message 64 Terminate the FALSE part of the macro EXAMPLE 2 In this example the courtesy message will change when the auxiliary output is enabled To...

Page 117: ...passed to one or more S Commands within the macro that the wildcard command calls Multiple groups of digits can be passed to multiple S Commands in the macro The wildcard commands digits will replace...

Page 118: ...rs use the start line address as the starting location of the message or command To edit a message you must first set a pointer to the start line where you want to start your message Do this with S Co...

Page 119: ...ory segment 15 68 038 S Command 68 Trigger a message or macro at start line 038 Use this to test your message 16 69 1 S Command 69 Lock the controller and save data you are done Use the above example...

Page 120: ...e this messate is to point the weak signal event to the same message as the courtesy message You can also completely disable a message by pointing the trigger to start line 000 PROGRAMMING SPEECH MESS...

Page 121: ...The data for all messages are located in the same memory area as the macros When entering a new message or changing a message take care to avoid damaging other data in the memory Speech message examp...

Page 122: ...o lock and save your changes when you are finished with the programming mode The controller will also exit the S Command mode after 5 minutes of no DTMF activity You may discover this by an unexpected...

Page 123: ...tone 4 The controller checks the access table for an access number to dial 5 The controller checks to see if an auto dial number needs to be dialed 6 The controller checks to see if a user entered nu...

Page 124: ...ontrol over the telephone you must call the controller The controller will answer the call and provide a ring message or greeting During this time and before the incoming call control password timer e...

Page 125: ...ler finds a match in the accept table the controller will only look in the reject table positions 50 through 99 for a reject match We call this an exception and can be used to reject specific numbers...

Page 126: ...ll but you may want to return the system to the mode it was in before the telephone call This can be done by including a PUSH data S Command 66 2 and a read EEPROM S Command 66 0 in your off hook macr...

Page 127: ...g up telephone terminate telephone call Two Wire Tone Remote This mode uses the telephone interface as a dedicated 2 Wire half duplex tone remote interface In this mode the telephone is always off hoo...

Page 128: ...on is one in which two or more UHF repeater sites 440 540 MHz will communicate with each other on 2 meters e g 146 460 MHz In our next example we have added the ability to control the frequency and to...

Page 129: ...controller to the system as needed the system can grow to meet the needs of additional ports as required Controller settings vary mainly S Command 01 based on the type of port configuration that the...

Page 130: ...Command 35 would enable this controller s input channel from the other controller The second S Command would enable the other controller s input channel from this controller Since the second command i...

Page 131: ...ou may not want to use 34 Set auxiliary output mode as required 35 Set auxiliary input mode as required 36 0 Disable auxiliary carrier delay 39 Set controller address as required 70 0 Disable telephon...

Page 132: ...Command 46 S Meter Output 2 5 Analog input Optional if not used by repeater receiver this input may need to be scaled with a potentiometer Data 3 18 PLL Data Clock Strobe 4 19 PLL Clock Kenwood TX Au...

Page 133: ...to the RBI 1 Make sure that no inputs are checked as you will want to build some user commands to control the inputs Once you have finished setting up this window pick the Send button to send these ch...

Page 134: ...TG1 Tone at 600 Hz 31 079 TG1 Level at 15 31 118 TG2 Off 31 279 Tone on for 70mS 31 315 Delay for 70mS 31 279 Tone on for 70mS 31 002 End of CW message 64 End of macro On macro start line 75 add the f...

Page 135: ...e command On user command store position 17 add the link TX command We will use 02 as the command name 62 017 0 1 090 02 Command Number 017 Type standard Group 1 Start Line 090 Name 02 On macro start...

Page 136: ...ect a memory channel This command is similar to the frequency wild card command above as the channel number will be passed as a wildcard to the macro This command is entered by the user in the followi...

Page 137: ...use 051 as the command name 62 023 0 1 114 051 Command Number 022 Type standard Group 1 Start Line 114 Name 051 On macro start line 114 add the following S Commands 96 3 4 1 Transmit low power select...

Page 138: ...are operating full duplex you will be able to hear the controller respond with a function complete between each command After the prefix has been decoded and while you are sending commands the control...

Page 139: ...ges for additional reference Only the basic function of each circuit is covered theory of operation is not covered CONTROLLER BLOCK DIAGRAM 03 2 3 66 7 5 3 66 7 5 12 6 7 5 648 03 6 6 35 03 6 6 8 5 38...

Page 140: ...used to set the transmit modulation level U7 7 is a buffer used to drive the repeater transmitter Some of the audio in the controller will need pre emphasis before the transmitter U5 7 These audios i...

Page 141: ...be used on the auxiliary buss Install a jumper between pins 1 2 to select flat audio audio without pre emphasis or de emphasizes Install jumper between pins 2 3 to select pre emphasis or de emphasis a...

Page 142: ...Pacific Research Solutions RI 300e User Manual Page 134 ANALOG CIRCUIT BOARD SCHEMATIC...

Page 143: ...5 5 X 5 5 5 X X 7 17 X X X 5 53 X 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 X 5 5 5 5 5 5 X 5 5 X 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 X 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 X X 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 X X 3 3 5 5 5 X 13 X 13 X X X X X 5 1...

Page 144: ...or designed specifically for LPC speech Data for the speech is stored in the FLASH memory sand send to this part as required by the program U109 is an advance memory device it contains 128K x 8 FLASH...

Page 145: ...red up the program checks the Flash memory before executing instructions from flash If the memory has an error the flash memory is disabled Install a jumper to force the CPU to use the flash memory ev...

Page 146: ...Pacific Research Solutions RI 300e User Manual Page 138 CPU BOARD SCHEMATIC...

Page 147: ...6 6 S X 4 9 5 X 36 8 3 1 3 3 3 3 763 8 0 X 8 6 377 6 5 6 377 6 S S 70 6 377 6 5 6 53 1 7 6 8 2 6 63 5 95 7 5 66 060 8 8 5 5 5 5 063 8 X X X X 3 5 5 53 X 5 53 5 5 5 66 3 3 S X 5 5 5 5 X 0 352 X 5 0 8...

Page 148: ...CR104 1 IC 8 Bit Serial ADC SOIC 20 Pin ADC0838 U13 2 IC 8 x 8 Cross Point Switch PLCC 28 Pin MT8809 U17 U18 1 IC Address Decoder 8 Bit SOIC 16 Pin 74HC138 U27 1 IC Address Decoder 8 Bit SOIC 16 Pin...

Page 149: ...1 1 Resistor 5 Chip 1206 820 R115 5 Resistor 5 Chip 1206 1M R17 R22 R27 R62 R95 1 Resistor 5 Chip 1206 360K R23 3 Resistor 5 Chip 1206 560K R61 R76 R106 1 Resistor 5 Chip 1206 820K R77 4 Transistor Si...

Page 150: ...S10 1 LED T1 3 4 GRN SYS DS1 2 Poly Switch 120mA TR250 120 F1 F2 1 Pot 3 4 Long Multi Turn 100K VR1 1 Pot 3 4 Long Multi Turn 10K VR2 1 Potentiometer Trim Side Adjust 10K VR101 1 Relay OFF HOOK K1 1 R...

Page 151: ...Pacific Research Solutions RI 300e User Manual Page 143 VXR 5000 INTERFACE CIRCUIT BOARD SCHEMATIC ASSEMBLY...

Page 152: ...Pacific Research Solutions RI 300e User Manual Page 144 REMOTE INTERFACE RBI 3 CIRCUIT BOARD SCHEMATIC ASSEMBLY...

Page 153: ...No RPT TS yellow LED CTCSS may not be responding because either the controller or the input signal does not have the correct CTCSS tone or DCS code Confirm that the COS LED is working and the receiver...

Page 154: ...and 250 Hz use for access to the repeater auxiliary and DTMF command entry Also known as Private Line or PL Trademark of Motorola Channel Guard or CG Trademark of GE and Quiet Channel Trademark of RCA...

Page 155: ...ommands are being received and processed in order that the tones are not applied to the repeater transmitter This would limit other people at ground level from decoding your commands and breaking into...

Page 156: ...r digital data DCS codes used to squelch the repeater system audio TOUCH TONE Used by telephone systems for dialing a telephone number also see DTMF Used in the RI 300 to enter desired functions or co...

Page 157: ...ation modification or serviced by anyone other than PACIFIC RESEARCH SOLUTIONS or authorized service centers of PACIFIC RESEARCH SOLUTIONS or damage that is attributed to ACTS OF GOD If a problem with...

Page 158: ...r delay time Time 0 to 255 in 1 10 second increments 04 04 Time 30 3 0 Sec RAM EEPROM 05 Force on repeater PTT for set time Time 0 to 3600 second 05 05 Time 0 Sec Power On 06 Repeater telemetry mode M...

Page 159: ...ck Tone 001 to 154 decode tone number 000 All Mode 0 Disable off 1 Enable on 20 Panel Tone 20 Panel Tone Mode All 013 100 0 Hz on RAM EEPROM 21 Tone Panel CTCSS DCS master tone and cross encode Encode...

Page 160: ...99 100mS to 9900mS in 100mS increments Item 6 Tone Encode Data 0 No tone 1 8 Tone number 1 through 8 28 Item 28 Item Data Item 0 0 Disable Item 1 2 72mS Item 2 3 70mS Item 3 0 Disable Item 4 0 Disable...

Page 161: ...2 Schedule to trigger a macro at a regular interval Timer 1 to 8 Line Macro starting line 001 to 999 000 disable Time 0 to 1440 0 Minutes 6 sec increments 0 disable 42 Timer 42 Timer Line Time All 0 R...

Page 162: ...RAM EEPROM 56 Set Password for telephone incoming ring access PW 1 to 6 digits 56 56 PW 343 RAM EEPROM 57 Set Password for telephone incoming control access PW 1 to 6 digits 57 57 PW 654381 RAM EEPRO...

Page 163: ...120 seconds 74 74 Time 30 Seconds RAM EEPROM 75 Telephone ring delay rings before controller responds Ring 0 to 15 75 75 Ring 2 Rings RAM EEPROM 76 Telephone TX ring limit Ring 0 to 31 0 no limit 76 7...

Page 164: ...Data Radio connected to VXR 5000 ACC 92 92 Mode 0 VX 5000 RAM EEPROM 93 Frequency limits and Offset Limit 0 Low 1 High 2 Offset Limit Freq Freq starting at 100s MHz 8 digits max Offset Freq Freq star...

Page 165: ...COS only 5 004 Standard 1 006 DTMF Mute on 5 005 Standard 1 007 DTMF Mute off 4 006 Standard 1 010 CTCSS DCS Encode on 4 007 Standard 1 011 CTCSS DCS Encode off 6 008 Standard 1 008 Carrier Delay on...

Page 166: ...9 326 272 316 055 316 049 Message Auto patch ring 316 055 316 055 316 049 316 055 280 C D Start line 031 31 118 099 043 304 C D Message 10 Second test tone 1KHz Start line 032 31 118 079 049 272 318 2...

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