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OPERATING THE RADIO 

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Ritron RCCR Clean Cab User Manual 

Channel Zone Set-Up 

The RCCR -151 Locomotive Radio can be set-up using the front panel keypad such that any or all of 
the available Channel Zones are enabled for normal radio operation.  The available zones are: 

y

Home Channel Zone (1 – 500) 

y

Wideband Channel Zone (AAR03 – 97) 

y

Narrowband Channel Zone (AAR005 – 097) 

y

Narrowband Offset Zone (AAR104 – 197) 

y

Digital Channel Zone (AAR302 – 488) 

IMPORTANT!

 

DO NOT pause more than 2 seconds between keypad presses prior to the completion of set-up, 
otherwise the radio will automatically resume normal operation and the operator must begin at Step 1. 

To enable Channel Zones using the front panel keypad: 

1. Press 

CHAN

 - 

#

 - 

6

 – 

2

 – 

7 – 7 – 6 - 9

2. “

CH PLAN

” 

will be displayed on the top row of the LED Display.

3. Referring the table below, press the keypad digits to enable the corresponding channel zone(s)

you wish to enable.

1 – 

Home Channel Zone (1 – 500)

2

 – Wideband Channel Zone (AAR03 – 97)

– Narrowband Channel Zone (AAR005 – 097)

4 – 

Narrowband Offset Zone (AAR104 – 197)

5

 – Digital Channel Zone (AAR302 – 488)

4. After last digit is pressed, wait 2 seconds and the radio will automatically resume to normal

operation.

5. If a channel from a list that is not enabled is entered using the front keypad, “

INVALID

” 

 

will be

displayed momentarily (2 sec), and then the last valid channel entered will be displayed.

The following example illustrates a Channel Zone Set-Up to enable only the Narrowband Channel 
Zone (3) and Digital Channel Zone (5). 

T/D

HOME 

TX

  

RX

 

TX

RX 

#

 

6

 

2

 

7

7

6

9

3

5

CHAN

 

 Press 

CHAN - # - 6 – 2 – 7 – 7 – 6 – 9

 

 

CH PLAN 

is displayed 

 Press 

3 – 5 

Summary of Contents for RCCR

Page 1: ...09 Ritron Inc All rights reserved Ritron Patriot Jobcom OutPost GateGuard Quiet Call Quick Assist and RadioNexus are registered trademarks of Ritron Inc Quick Talk and Liberty are trademarks of Ritron...

Page 2: ...12 RCCR Connectors Side Panel 13 RCCR Connectors Remote Head 14 PROGRAMMING THE RADIO Getting Started 15 Connecting to the Computer 15 The Programmer Screen 15 Programmer Menus Open File 16 Save File...

Page 3: ...main radio via an AAR standard 19 pin connector cable The female mating connector on the main radio can be located on either the rear or the front of the radio to allow maximum flexibility during inst...

Page 4: ...an Cab User Manual 2 RCCR 152 RADIO REAR VIEW The 19 Pin female connector can be installed in either location RCCR 152 RADIO FRONT VIEW DESIGNED MANUFACTURED IN CARMEL INDIANA 46032 U S A WWW RITRON C...

Page 5: ...ad 1 Press CHAN 6 2 7 7 6 9 2 CH PLAN will be displayed on the top row of the LED Display 3 Referring the table below press the keypad digits to enable the corresponding channel zone s you wish to ena...

Page 6: ...alid AAR channel entry is attempted INVALID will momentarily show across the top of the display and no changes will be made When selecting an AAR channel the maximum delay between digit entries is 2 s...

Page 7: ...for RX 6 CHAN button or wait 2 seconds To enter a Narrow Band AAR frequency pair press T D HOME TX RX TX RX 2 CHAN 7 4 0 1 1 1 CHAN button 2 Digit 1 of the 3 digit AAR channel for TX 3 Digit 2 of the...

Page 8: ...mmer Options that Affect DTMF Operation Dispatch Sequence allows a DTMF Sequence of up to 3 digits otherwise a single digit is all that is allowed DTMF Single Digit Sets a single digit for DISP dispat...

Page 9: ...enever they are being transmitted 6 2200 7 2400 8 2600 9 2800 5 1900 4 1800 3 1748 2 1478 AAR Single Tones Button Tone Hz 1 900 The AAR single tone will be transmitted when entered The AAR single tone...

Page 10: ...or AAR Single Tone will not be displayed until the DISP button is pressed The DTMF or AAR single tone will be shown in the upper left side of the display in the area designated T D while the tone is s...

Page 11: ...change the handset speaker audio Handset volume is at a fixed level that can be set using the RCCR PC programmer The RCCR PC programmer can set the AUX volume to a fixed level or allow it to be adjust...

Page 12: ...designated HOME unless an alphanumeric description has been assigned in which case the description will be appear on the top row across the entire width of the display If an invalid HOME channel entr...

Page 13: ...the user of potential problems with the unit INVALID This error message will appear momentarily any time an invalid channel entry is made If an invalid AAR CHAN button entry or HOME channel entry is a...

Page 14: ...T TXD 232 D PTT Ground E Mic Ground M Speaker U Handset Ground E Receive Audio F Not Used N Speaker V Handset Audio F Not Used G No Connection A B C D E F G J K L M N P R S T U A B C D E F V 5 4 3 2 1...

Page 15: ...239 Auxiliary Connector 12 Pin A Remote Mic H Audio Ground B Mic Ground J 13 6VDC Ground Power Connector 4 Pin C Remote PTT K Not Used A 72 VDC D PTT Ground L Not Used B 13 6 VDC Ground E Remote Audio...

Page 16: ...Pin Male Remote Head Handset 6 Pin A Mic Audio H No Connection P No Connection A Mic Audio B No Connection J Vcc R No Connection B Mic Ground C No Connection K Not Used S RXD 232 C PTT D No Connectio...

Page 17: ...ammer is first opened This is the starting point of any programming operation you wish to perform If an RCCR radio is connected to the computer when the programmer is first opened the radio s programm...

Page 18: ...Radio Definition File to be opened from the list 5 Press the Open button to open the Radio Definition File As an alternative you can double click on a filename in the list to open the Radio Definition...

Page 19: ...Dialog Box To print a radio programming report 1 Read the radio or open a Radio Definition File 2 From the File menu select the Print Radio Data menu item 3 The Print dialog box will appear to allow s...

Page 20: ...tual radio s programming be sure to Read Radio or Program Radio just before printing the report Read Radio 1 With the PC Radio cable assembly connected to the computer and the radio turn the radio on...

Page 21: ...radio apply DC power to the radio 2 From the Radio menu select the Update Firmware menu item 3 The programmer will ping the radio to establish communications If the programmer does not see a radio the...

Page 22: ...ble to the RCCR radio Reading these tables require that Adobe Acrobat be installed on your computer hard drive to view them they cannot be edited and are for reference only AAR Frequencies Menu Select...

Page 23: ...xed Auxiliary Volume Enable is not checked the level setting is dimmed unavailable and has no effect Beep Enable When Beep Enable is checked a beep will be heard whenever one of the radio front panel...

Page 24: ...active after a DTMF Tone is sent using the numeric keypad This allows time for multiple digit entries without the transmitter dropping between digits Dispatch Timers mS Individual Tone Duration Sets...

Page 25: ...lity this selection will be dimmed and unavailable Advanced Options Fixed Home Mode Dispatch Tones When checked this will affect how Home channels are displayed when using DTMF or Single Tone dispatch...

Page 26: ...TMF button is disabled the radio will be unable to send DTMF dispatch sequences unless they have been pre programmed into a Home channel where they can be sent with the DISP button This will not preve...

Page 27: ...ion currently programmed into the radio Case Serial Number The radio case serial number when it leaves the factory Date of Manufacture The year and week the radio was tested in the factory FCC ID The...

Page 28: ...n the right side of the screen 4 Enter all program data for the selected channel Data will appear on the Home Channel list as it is entered 5 Any Home Channel may be removed from the list by first sel...

Page 29: ...available Digital Home Channels can be programmed for TX and RX RAN The TX and RX RAN Radio Access Number is a unique number used to help mute unwanted transmissions on the same RF frequency This numb...

Page 30: ...stom Frequencies that have been programmed will be available for programming on a Home Channel If a Custom Frequency is required it should be programmed prior to inclusion on a Home Channel To program...

Page 31: ...corresponding Unit ID number The Unit Name may use up the 7 characters including 0 9 A Z and _ Clear unit No Remove highlighted Unit ID Unit Name from the Unit ID List Group ID List The Group ID List...

Page 32: ...slope value a value frequency ratio The radio cannot be tuned on a specific frequency or channel using the RCCR Programmer Align screen The Align screen will display the frequency to be used for tuni...

Page 33: ...levels of RF exposure for both workers and the general public These recommended RF exposure levels include substantial margins of protection All 2 way radios marketed in North America are designed man...

Page 34: ...ol Guidelines and Operating Instructions To control exposure to yourself and others and ensure compliance with the occupational controlled environment exposure limits always adhere to the following pr...

Page 35: ...as other than a VHF quarterwave or having gain greater than 2 1 dBi are strictly prohibited for use with this device The required antenna impedance is 50 ohms resistive To reduce potential radio inter...

Page 36: ...160 4625 24 024 341 160 470 124 342 160 4775 25 025 343 160 485 125 344 160 4925 Denotes Canadian Channels Channels Wide Narrow Digital 25 kHz 12 5 kHz 6 25 kHz Frequency MHz 26 026 345 160 500 126 3...

Page 37: ...160 170 434 161 1675 71 071 435 161 175 171 436 161 1825 72 072 437 161 190 172 438 161 1975 73 073 439 161 205 173 440 161 2125 Channels Wide Narrow Digital 25 kHz 12 5 kHz 6 25 kHz Frequency MHz 74...

Page 38: ...ital Channels 302 488 Custom Programmed Home Channels 1 500 Tone Code Signaling CTCSS Digital Coded Squelch Single Tone Encode DTMF Encode Dimensions 4 4 H x 10 6 W x 9 6 D Weight 16 7 lbs Enclosure C...

Page 39: ...500 850 Hz narrow 350 500 Hz FM Hum and Noise wide 50 dB narrow 45 dB Noise Squelch Sensitivity Programmable factory set for 0 3 0 35 V Frequency Response 300 3000 Hz de emphasized Audio Output 12 Wa...

Page 40: ...RITRON s express responsibilities regarding the covered products and is given in lieu of all other express warranties What RITRON has agreed to do above is your sole and exclusive remedy No person is...

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