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Tait Orca Portable (TOP) Encryption

Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual

June 2006 © Tait Electronics Limited

Link Information

Factory-standard flexes have no links fitted. However, the following
information may be helpful regarding link settings:

Link

Purpose

Setting

1

Not assigned

2

Alarm output

Future development

3

Indicator output to LED

Not normally used

4

Rx Squelch

Future development

5

Audio Enable

Future development

6

Not assigned

7

Not assigned

8

Not assigned

9

Not assigned

P12

P18
P19

P2

P20

P21

P25

P4

P5

P6

P7

P8

PL1

PL2

TP13

TS1

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Summary of Contents for TOP

Page 1: ...Tait Custom Solution Midian Encryption for Tait TOP and TM8000 Radios Operation and Service Manual MAS 02434 MD 02 June 2006...

Page 2: ...e Head Office Tait Electronics Ltd P O Box 1645 Christchurch New Zealand For the address and telephone number of regional offices refer to the TaitWorld website Website http www taitworld com Technica...

Page 3: ...nual or both without prior notice Copyright All information contained in this manual is the property of Tait Electronics Ltd All rights are reserved This manual may not in whole or in part be copied p...

Page 4: ...not included in manuals and to offer solutions for any problems that arise Document Conventions Within this manual four types of alerts may be given to the reader The following illustrate each type o...

Page 5: ...yption Module Settings 20 2 6 Testing the Midian Encryption Module 25 2 7 Programming Cable Specifications 26 3 Tait Orca Portable TOP Encryption 29 3 1 User Interface 29 3 2 Circuit Operation 29 3 3...

Page 6: ...6 Contents Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual Tait Electronics Limited June 2006...

Page 7: ...proval to operate the equipment Equipment Safety ESD Precautions Important This equipment contains devices which are susceptible to damage from static charges You must handle these devices carefully a...

Page 8: ...due to variations in manufacturing techniques Pozidriv Recess Head Screws Pozidriv recess head screws are used in Tait equipment in a few special applications It is important that you use the correct...

Page 9: ...his manual to list every tool that a service technician should carry However the tools specifically required for servicing encrypted TOP and TM8000 radios are listed below Fine tipped 1 2mm temperatur...

Page 10: ...s The two satisfactory methods of removing components from plated through hole PTH PCBs are detailed below Desoldering Iron Method This method requires the use of a desoldering station 1 Place the tip...

Page 11: ...removed before attempting to lift the capacitor Encryption Modules Important The encryption module can control the radio PTT and while programming may cause the radio to transmit Always provide protec...

Page 12: ...12 Safety and Servicing Information Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual June 2006 Tait Electronics Limited...

Page 13: ...ected the radio sends and receives encrypted calls to and from other radios with compatible encryption module and settings However even when encryption is not selected an encryption enabled radio will...

Page 14: ...yption modules from different manufacturers are not compatible features available in a Tait encryption enabled radio are not necessarily the full list of features specified by the module manufacturer...

Page 15: ...5 Tait Encryption Products At the time of printing the following encryption products were available for ordering However further encryption products are regularly being added for further information...

Page 16: ...ription Comments TOPA EA 011 Charge Program Test Ecrypt Kit Factory fitting and programming of encryption module IPN Description Comments TOPA EA 003 KIT Midian KL3 prog cables Tait Orca and TM8000 En...

Page 17: ...itting a module into a TM8000 radio as these snap offs include screw holes necessary to fit the module The snap offs are removed for TOP applica tions 2 2 Radio Hardware Compatibility TOP Radios The T...

Page 18: ...mming a Midian module it is strongly rec ommended that you use the manufacturer s default secu rity codes See the Midian programming manual for more information on standard codes and instructions for...

Page 19: ...03026 0X see Cable Specifications on page 25 Note The Midian KL3 programmer includes a dedicated programming cable However as this cable requires the radios to be opened its use is not recommended or...

Page 20: ...oftware commands and register values Before programming the Midian encryption module it is important to understand the meaning of various identifiers in the programmer manual Some of these are outline...

Page 21: ...une 2006 Tait Electronics Limited Encode Decode Tab Security Keys Tab Important The settings on this page cannot be read back all security codes will read 00000000 It is strongly recommended that all...

Page 22: ...22 Midian Encryption Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual June 2006 Tait Electronics Limited Scrambler Tab Input Output Tab...

Page 23: ...d Tab Miscellaneous Tab VPU12 Tait Factory Default Settings The screen dump that follows illustrates the current VPU12 Tait module programming interface and factory default settings For information re...

Page 24: ...it audio are functioning using another TM8000 or TOP radio with the same encryption module programmed with the same codes on the same channel Confirm encryption is active where a hopping code module i...

Page 25: ...pin 2 Ground Black pad 2 GND pin 1 IPN Description Qty 205 00010 42 CBL oval 6wy std Telecom 1000mm 240 00020 08 PLG 6wy mdl ph oval cbl 1 303 20067 01 Lok Spring D Clip Release 1 308 01021 00 Hsng Mi...

Page 26: ...ing Cable can be used with any Midian encryption module It connects the radio via its programming port to the Midian KL3 Programmer Parts List 6 11 15 10 5 1 Pin 15 Pin 6 Pin 7 White Blue Red 3mm stri...

Page 27: ...ere the radio has both a display and a keypad it also provides encryption state by text on the radio display user control of up to 16 encryption codes by keypad continuous display of the currently sel...

Page 28: ...on the flex The external PTT and internal PTT are combined within the radio software to provide the PTT for the module The module IND status output is fed to the SENSE 1 input to the radio micro This...

Page 29: ...Reset I P RS 2 Active low Resets whenever supply lower than 4 75V Tx pressel I P PTT 3 Active low CMOS Busy I P RX 4 Active low CMOS Mode I P MO 5 Active low Momentary or level sensitive Data to Scra...

Page 30: ...details then click on Tait only 2 Select Portable Radios then Encryption 3 Select the correct Programming Software As a guide Select 2259 for 501X and 502X radios 2275 for 503X and 504X trunked radios...

Page 31: ...ion form set the Maximum Number of Encryp tion Codes to a number between 1 and 16 2 In the Key Settings form choose a function key to assign to Encryption On Off and another for Encryption Code Select...

Page 32: ...ailure to decode some encrypted calls after a period of inactivity If radios have no display ensure no other function eg incoming selcall or repeater talkaround is programmed to utilise the orange LED...

Page 33: ...ion User Interface features status indicators encryption settings etc See the TOP Operating Instructions that follow 3 6 TOP Operating Instructions These operating instructions apply to encryption ena...

Page 34: ...plugged Module faulty Replug connectors checking that the flex is square to connector Replace module Radio set to one code can hear another radio no matter what code it is set to Module may have same...

Page 35: ...bling the radio as failure to disassemble it correctly may damage the seal and shield resulting in permanent damage Disassemble according to the standard pro cedures documented in the TOP Service Manu...

Page 36: ...iver to undo screw and remove PCB from chassis 2 Remove component C572 using hot air gun and tweezers 3 Remove component Q532 using hot air gun and tweezers 4 Remove component R356 using hot air gun a...

Page 37: ...can with large hole cut as shown 2 If there is no large hole in the can cut carefully with sidecutters where shown and turn the edges in 3 Remove capacitor C567 using a hot air gun and tweezers 4 Remo...

Page 38: ...ss locking tabs closed 3 Solder two flex pads to the position vacated by C572 4 Ensure flex fits exactly to corner of can with the edge clear of the PA can tag 5 Solder flex to cans holding soldering...

Page 39: ...ase then holding flex in place with tweezers solder flex pads to the pads vacated by C567 3 Solder flex to can holding soldering iron to each point for at least three seconds to ensure permanent join...

Page 40: ...PCB back into chassis 1 Slide PCB back into chassis carefully aligning the chassis Auxiliary Connector Flex into the PCB top side 2 Replace the screw through the can where shown 3 Replace the washers...

Page 41: ...Remove R5 and R6 on flex 2 Fit flexiloom firmly into module s flex edge connector 3 With main RF shield beside PCB as shown fit flex into RF shield flex edge connector Note There is no flex edge conn...

Page 42: ...3MM FLEXI BRD 1MM SPAN R2 036 14470 10 RES 4K7 1 R4 036 15470 10 RES 47K 1 R5 036 15100 10 RES 10K 1 R6 036 15100 10 RES 10K 1 R7 036 10000 00 RES ZERO OHM 5 R8 036 15100 10 RES 10K 1 R9 036 15100 10...

Page 43: ...le TOP Encryption 43 June 2006 Tait Electronics Limited PCB Layout top side only C1 C2 C3 D1 IC1 LINK2 LINK3 LINK4 LINK5 LINK7 P1 P11 P12 P13 P18 P19 P2 P20 P21 P22 P24 P25 P27 P28 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 PL1...

Page 44: ...owever the following information may be helpful regarding link settings Link Purpose Setting 1 Not assigned 2 Alarm output Future development 3 Indicator output to LED Not normally used 4 Rx Squelch F...

Page 45: ...Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual PCB Information 45 Tait Electronics Limited June 2006 Circuit Diagram page 1 of 1...

Page 46: ...46 PCB Information Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual Tait Electronics Limited June 2006...

Page 47: ...y D range external connector to the encryption module mounted on the options board a 20 way connector via the flexible loom IPN 219 02129 00 supplied All encryption enabled TM8000 series radios are fa...

Page 48: ...iagram that follows illustrates the operation of the XA2324 01 circuitry GPIO port GPIO1 sends PTT to the module and GPIO2 detects PTT from the module As the module s PTT line is common D2 and IC U6 a...

Page 49: ...are available for alternate functions via Links 7 through 10 Note links are normally set for GPIO6 and GPIO7 to CS4 and CS8 SK102 Functions for GPIO6 and GPIO7 IOP_GPIO6 CS4 WAKEUP INDICATOR FROM MOD...

Page 50: ...select 8 I P CS8 10 Active Low Module pull up to 5V Code select 4 I P CS4 11 Active Low Module pull up to 5V Code select 2 I P CS2 12 Active Low Module pull up to 5V Code select 1 I P CS1 13 Active L...

Page 51: ...efault 2 3 External Rx Mute SK1 pin1 Link 2 External PTT OTAR base Fitted Fit link and remove R19 R19 must be removed Link 3 Direct PGM IN Fitted Fit for direct PGM Not used in this application Link 4...

Page 52: ...Electronics Limited 4 4 Programming the TM8000 radio Note In addition to standard customer and application specific programming settings all TM8000 radios require the following specific I O settings...

Page 53: ...lashing code If no further buttons are pressed display reverts to channel display and enters displayed flashing code after approximately eight seconds TM8200 Note Encryption changes to standard TM8000...

Page 54: ...ear another radio no matter what code it is set to Module may have same code strings set in all code registers On TOP radio flex IC1 may not be working or not getting address information from micro Re...

Page 55: ...Encryption Options Board Use the diagrams and the instructions that follow to assemble or disassemble the encrypted TM8000 radio Fit Midian Encryption Module to TM8000 Encryption Options Board 1 Fit t...

Page 56: ...shown 2 Turn Encryption Options Board over and place board so that the external D Range protrudes through the rear aperture of the chassis Then using six Taptite screws fit Encryption Options Board to...

Page 57: ...tion F1 1A6 C27 not fitted in this application B6 1A7 C28 not fitted in this application G5 1A8 C29 not fitted in this application B10 1A8 C30 not fitted in this application G9 1A9 C33 018 16100 00 Ca...

Page 58: ...10 RES 0603 2M21 1 1 10W C3 1J2 R13 038 14560 00 RES 0603 5k6 5 1 10W C2 1J3 R14 038 10000 00 RES 0603 0R C3 1H3 R15 038 10000 00 RES 0603 0R B2 1J3 R16 038 10000 00 RES 0603 0R B3 1J4 R17 038 15390...

Page 59: ...R55 038 10000 00 RES 0603 0R G4 1B12 R56 038 15470 10 RES 0603 47k 1 1 10W D4 1B12 R57 038 15100 10 RES 0603 10k 1 1 10W D4 1B13 R58 038 16100 10 RES 0603 100k 1 1 10W E4 1C13 R59 038 15220 10 RES 06...

Page 60: ...60 TM8000 Encryption Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual June 2006 Tait Electronics Limited PCB Layout top side...

Page 61: ...Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual TM8000 Encryption 61 June 2006 Tait Electronics Limited PCB Layout bottom side...

Page 62: ...62 TM8000 Encryption Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual June 2006 Tait Electronics Limited...

Page 63: ...V 15 9 04 SK15DR CS8 5V AUX_MIC_IN RSSI LINK CS2 IOP_GPIO2 00A FIRST PROTOTYPE 78M05 5V IOP_GPI07 LINK RSSI IOP_GPIO1 IOP_RXD DNI SK20FL IOP_GPIO3 IOP_GPIO5 CS4 P3MM3_760C EMIF01 220K 220K 220K 220K 2...

Page 64: ...64 PCB Information Midian Encryption Programming and Service Manual Tait Electronics Limited June 2006...

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