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Wireless Interface Options

138

025-9533Y

Table 58: Punchdown Block (P/N 950-9351) Connections

Chan 1A. TX Data +

---26

Chan 1A. TX Data +

1

Chan 1A. TX Data -

---01

Chan 1A. TX Data -

2

Chan 1A. RX Data +

---27

Chan 1A. RX Data +

3

Chan 1A. RX Data -

---02

Chan 1A. RX Data -

4

Chan 1A. Busy Out +

28---28

Chan 1A. Busy Out +

5

Chan 1A. Busy Out -

---03

Chan 1A. Busy Out -

6

Chan 1A. TX Audio -

---29

Chan 1A. TX Audio -

10

Chan 1A. TX Audio +

---04

Chan 1A. TX Audio +

9

Chan 1A. RX Audio -

---30

Chan 1A. RX Audio -

12

Chan 1A. RX Audio +

05---05

Chan 1A. RX Audio +

11

Chan 1A. Busy In +

---31

Chan 1A. Busy In +

7

Chan 1A. Busy In -

---06

Chan 1A. Busy In -

8

Chan 1B. TX Data +

---32

Chan 1B. TX Data +

1

Chan 1B. TX Data -

---07

Chan 1B. TX Data -

2

Chan 1B. RX Data +

33---33

Chan 1B. RX Data +

3

Chan 1B. RX Data -

---08

Chan 1B. RX Data -

4

Chan 1B. Busy Out +

---34

Chan 1B. Busy Out +

5

Chan 1B. Busy Out -

---09

Chan 1B. Busy Out -

6

Chan 1B. TX Audio -

---35

Chan 1B. TX Audio -

10

Chan 1B. TX Audio +

10---10

Chan 1B. TX Audio +

9

Chan 1B. RX Audio -

---36

Chan 1B. RX Audio -

12

Chan 1B. RX Audio +

---11

Chan 1B. RX Audio +

11

Chan 1B. Busy In +

---37

Chan 1B. Busy In +

7

Chan 1B. Busy In -

---12

Chan 1B. Busy In -

8

Chan 2A. TX Data +

38---38

Chan 2A. TX Data +

1

Chan 2A. TX Data -

---13

Chan 2A. TX Data -

2

Chan 2A. RX Data +

---39

Chan 2A. RX Data +

4

Chan 2A. RX Data -

---14

Chan 2A. RX Data -

3

Chan 2A. Busy Out +

---40

Chan 2A. Busy Out +

5

Chan 2A. Busy Out -

15---15

Chan 2A. Busy Out -

6

Chan 2A. TX Audio -

---41

Chan 2A. TX Audio -

10

Chan 2A. TX Audio +

---16

Chan 2A. TX Audio +

9

Chan 2A. RX Audio -

---42

Chan 2A. RX Audio -

12

Chan 2A. RX Audio +

---17

Chan 2A. RX Audio +

11

Chan 2A. Busy In +

43---43

Chan 2A. Busy In +

7

Chan 2A. Busy In -

---18

Chan 2A. Busy In -

8

Chan 2B. TX Data +

---44

Chan 2B. TX Data +

1

Chan 2B. TX Data -

---19

Chan 2B. TX Data -

2

Chan 2B. RX Data +

---45

Chan 2B. RX Data +

3

Chan 2B. RX Data -

20---20

Chan 2B. RX Data -

4

Chan 2B. Busy Out +

---46

Chan 2B. Busy Out +

5

Chan 2B. Busy Out -

---21

Chan 2B. Busy Out -

6

Chan 2B. TX Audio -

---47

Chan 2B. TX Audio -

10

Chan 2B. TX Audio +

---22

Chan 2B. TX Audio +

9

Chan 2B. RX Audio -

48---48

Chan 2B. RX Audio -

12

Chan 2B. RX Audio +

---23

Chan 2B. RX Audio +

11

Chan 2B. Busy In +

---49

Chan 2B. Busy In +

7

Chan 2B. Busy In -

---24

Chan 2B. Busy In -

8

  Chassis

---50

  Chassis

  Chassis

25---25

  Chassis

Summary of Contents for 4000 Series

Page 1: ...Series 4000 Communication Control System Installation and Configuration 025 9533Y...

Page 2: ...se or improper service maintenance or installation and if the Zetron Products or Zetron Accessories have not been otherwise damaged or modified after shipment AS ZETRON S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE LIABILITY...

Page 3: ...with the following Product Certification Markings FCC markings FCC Part 68 USA CS 03 Canada EMC Compliance FCC Part 15 Radiated Conducted Emissions USA ICES 003 Radiated Conducted Emissions Canada Tel...

Page 4: ...revent fans from taking in foreign objects including hair clothing and loose objects Use care when moving equipment especially rack mounted modules which could become unstable Certain items may be hea...

Page 5: ...age 252 Clarified the UMS availability in Step 6 on Page 254 Change List for Rev X July 2019 Table 92 Recommended Computer Specifications on page 246 is updated with Windows 10 PRO requirements Clarif...

Page 6: ...6 025 9533Y...

Page 7: ...9 Model 4048 Mounting 30 Power Supply 30 CCE Console Cardcage 30 CCE Channel Cardcage 31 Model 4048 CCE Set Up 31 Model 4048 Slot and Card Identification 31 Model 4048 Power Supply 32 Console Cardcage...

Page 8: ...ase Station Installation 72 Auxiliary I O Card Installation Optional 72 Overview 72 Electrical Specifications 73 Configuring the Auxiliary Input Output Card 74 Wiring to the Auxiliary Input Output Car...

Page 9: ...amming 147 Console Setup 149 Installation Connections 151 Adjusting Levels 152 Punchdown Block Connections 152 Firmware Upgrade to the S4000 Dual Channel Card 950 1155 option 153 Console Installation...

Page 10: ...s 177 Overview 177 Dual Channel Card Audio Levels 181 Theory of Operation 181 Before Adjusting Levels 182 Setting Rx Levels for Dual Channel Cards 182 Setting Tx Levels for Dual Channel Cards 184 Micr...

Page 11: ...32 Selection of Tone Set 232 MDC 1200 ANI Decoding 233 GE Star ANI Decoding 233 Output Format 234 Error Indications 235 IntegratorRD Workstation Installation 237 Overview 237 Feature Summary with Mode...

Page 12: ...ation 281 Cross Muting 281 System Parameters 283 Defining Radio Groups 289 Entering Subscriber ID Definitions 293 Entering Status ID Definitions 297 Entering Talk Group Definitions 298 Entering MAP27...

Page 13: ...age Content Messages From Channels 355 For All Channel Messages 355 Channel Call On 355 ANI Log 355 Channel Call Off 356 Message Content Messages From Consoles 357 For All CIC Card Messages 357 Channe...

Page 14: ...93 Standard Functions 394 Alerts 394 Intercom 394 IR Recorder 395 Patch 396 Monitor 396 Misc 397 Transmit 398 Select 400 CAD 400 Page Control 400 Volume 401 Wireless Functions 402 EDACS 402 LTR 404 iD...

Page 15: ...4048 is typically installed near the radio base station and telephone line terminations The Model 4020 Common Control Equipment see Figure 2 provides the same functionality as the Model 4048 but is co...

Page 16: ...Introduction 16 025 9533Y Figure 1 Model 4048 Common Control Equipment equipment rack not included Figure 2 Model 4020 Common Control Equipment...

Page 17: ...r every four channels The radio cables may be routed to a protective punch down block which will protect the equipment from gas discharge and sneak current problems Consoles may be desktop rack mount...

Page 18: ...hained loop fashion The loop cable is a 4 conductor cable using 4 position modular telephone connectors The following figure provides an overview of a Series 4000 System For significantly greater deta...

Page 19: ...Station B Base Station A Base Station C Phone Coupler Punchdown Block Channel Punchdown Block Connects up to 4 channels Telco Channel Installation Connects up to 2 dispatch console positions 3 twisted...

Page 20: ...Introduction 20 025 9533Y Identification of Console Models Figure 4 Integrator RD Workstation Figure 5 Model 4118 Dispatch Console...

Page 21: ...21 System Overview Figure 6 Model 4115B Console Expander Figure 7 Model 4018 Desktop Console Figure 8 Model 4217B Audio Panel...

Page 22: ...ystem should be installed If you need further assistance please contact Zetron at http www zetron com Planning Installation begins with planning the system layout The CCE is the central hub to which m...

Page 23: ...ts first installed test The system has been tested at the Zetron factory this preliminary system check verifies proper configuration and wiring Level Setting The last step is to adjust the audio level...

Page 24: ...ay Product Manual 025 9572 Describes how to install and configure the Series 4000 VoIP Console Gateway Modem Option for Series 4000 Communications Control System Technical Manual 025 9161 Contains ins...

Page 25: ...ispatch Console 5 25 x 19 x 5 inches 5 lbs Model 4115B Console Expander 5 25 x 19 x 2 25 inches 3 5 lbs Model 4217B Audio Panel 5 25 x 19 x 5 inches 5 lbs Model 4219 Audio Panel 1 75 x 15 x 6 inches A...

Page 26: ...eaker Mute Adjustable to 48 dB with Individual Volume Control Option or full mute Mute time 1 sec to indefinite Outputs 12 per card Relay Contact Current 1 0 Amp Isolation Voltage 50 Volt with respect...

Page 27: ...ct rated 1 0 A at 24 VAC DC E M Control Tx control via PTT relay external 48V required Busy Chan Detect Local Cross Busy detection Guard Tone or DC Control detection LOTL Recorder Outputs 1 per channe...

Page 28: ...Introduction 28 025 9533Y...

Page 29: ...age 72 Wiring to the Consoles on page 86 Series 4000 Phone Coupler Optional on page 91 Wiring to the Logging Recorder on page 100 Wiring to the Service Ports on page 102 Wiring to the Alarm Circuit on...

Page 30: ...hannel cardcages mount the cover on the bottom of the lower cardcage Each Channel Interface cardcage is shipped with a rear cover part 415 0119 1 which is mounted on the back to connect adjoining card...

Page 31: ...mounting the second channel cardcage Cage 3 connect the expansion ribbon cables to the outer most connectors right and left on the second channel cardcage Cage 2 Finally cover the ribbon cables that...

Page 32: ...s are located on the front panel circuit board which is accessed by removing the top cover of the power supply Power Supply Connections The two following tables give the pinouts for the two different...

Page 33: ...adjusted you may want to further adjust them once they are connected to load See Adjusting the Power Supply on page 34 Pin Color Purpose 1 Purple Not Used Connector Part Numbers Connector 401 0116 Ho...

Page 34: ...stment potentiometer for this setting The 12VDC supply has no adjustment and should be 11 7 0 5 VDC The 5VDC test point reads the common voltage in a two power supply system Use the following adjustme...

Page 35: ...t of the 5VDC power supply at the test point on the front of the power supply with all cards installed in the card cage Adjust the 5VDC power supply according to the previous procedure Overvoltage Whe...

Page 36: ...ons J15 J14 J8 J7 J6 J5 J4 J3 J2 J1 MODEM SERVICE J16 J8 J7 J6 J5 J4 J3 J2 J1 J9 J18 J17 J9 J12 Used for Aux I O J8 J7 J6 J5 J4 J3 J2 J1 J12 not used Used for Aux I O P N 709 7386 P N 709 7387 Supply...

Page 37: ...pecifies the card types that can be installed in the specified slots Table 7 Model 4020 Card Type Slot Association Although slot 10 is compatible with Aux I O cards it is difficult to attach input cab...

Page 38: ...ply on the card cage noting that the connector must be aligned properly with the wires coming out the right side of the connector Either one of the Power Supply connectors may be used 2 Cap off the un...

Page 39: ...ground point With the protected punch down blocks it is best to wire directly to earth ground if possible Each piece of equipment should have its chassis grounded to the central point with a separate...

Page 40: ...inside the Zetron equipment The system will be more susceptible to noise interference Copper or Aluminum Ground Plates Ground Wires 14 AWG or Larger EARTH GROUND 0 AWG or Larger Series 4000 Common Co...

Page 41: ...e and R Radio Management Each of these ports can be set to one of four data rates The six Mode switches specify the default power up and reset functions of the Logger Modem and Radio Management ports...

Page 42: ...t be set accordingly The switch labeled immediately below the 24 48 channel mode switch controls the setting of the cross mute for positions 9 16 for any console position operating in 24 channel mode...

Page 43: ...l 4118 button console configured to control Channels 1 12 but the channels are physically installed as Channels 23 35 the offset would be 22 The switches allow you to select an offset in even number i...

Page 44: ...ion The following table included for reference only shows the other modes selected by these jumpers Configuring the Patch Card Patch Card Switches The eight position front panel MODE switches select f...

Page 45: ...of each connector found on the back of the console cardcage Cage 1 Table 9 identifies the first channel cardcage Cage 2 connector destination purpose and Table 10 identifies the second channel cardcag...

Page 46: ...computer or printer J14 Power input from first lower power supply J15 Power input from second upper power supply J16 Alarm relay out and external alarm in J17 Intercom PTT handset primary STC J18 Int...

Page 47: ...I O outputs J5 Radio channels 5 8 or AUX I O outputs J6 Radio channels 9 12 or AUX I O outputs J7 Radio channels 13 16 or AUX I O outputs J8 Radio channels 17 20 or AUX I O outputs J9 Recorder audio o...

Page 48: ...are labeled CONFIG see Table 13 There are eight switches The top four are labeled CHAN B and the bottom four are labeled CHAN A Table 12 Dual Channel Card Configuration Selections Note To configure a...

Page 49: ...should be configured for low impedance 600 For systems with multiple control points on a channel all but one parallel connected channel should be configured for high impedance see Table 13 One control...

Page 50: ...ice activity on the channel VOX or from carrier activity on the channel Carrier Operated Relay COR A carrier operated call requires an extra signal from the base station COR output Normally each chann...

Page 51: ...n line conditions cause falsing of the LOTL it is desirable to be able to transmit even while busy Table 15 Dual Channel Card Busy Transmit Inhibit Switch Duplex Each channel may be configured for ful...

Page 52: ...0 Hz to 2230 Hz but is a software configuration item for the Universal Tone Local DCC P N 950 9819 and 950 9820 The guard tone frequency can be changed to one of six other values as described in the U...

Page 53: ...ting For Tone Local Cards 950 9820 using tone control LOTL enable disable is configured in software Refer to Type on page 56 for information about the tone Custom parameters used to enable and disable...

Page 54: ...el A Tx audio off JP1 C Channel A Tx audio on Channel A Tx audio on With Guard tone JP1 B Channel A Tx audio on Without Guard tone JP1 A Channel A Rx audio on With Guard tone without IRR JP21 B Channe...

Page 55: ...the last line of output from the DCC Press the capitalized letter to make a selection Lowercase input is treated the same as uppercase The ESC key will return to the main menu from any other menu lev...

Page 56: ...appears Type Call agcPeak Ani txDly BS Type To assign a channel type 1 Press T The following menu appears Dc Tone std tone Custom Local BS 2 If this is a Tone Local DCC press T C or L to select this c...

Page 57: ...ls input source If Vox std is selected the VOX hang time will default to 2 0 seconds and the VOX threshold will default to 28dB This can be changed by selecting vox Delay instead and then choosing a c...

Page 58: ...None Dtmf Five Mdc Gstar Ss1 BS 2 Press N to disable all ANI decoding D to enable DTMF ANI decoding F to enable 5 6 Tone ANI decoding M to enable MDC 1200 ANI decoding G to enable GE Star 3 ANI decodi...

Page 59: ...mbers are reported O Only the first occurrence of an emergency ANI number is reported Subsequent repeats are ignored until a different ANI number is received T A timer starts when an emergency ANI num...

Page 60: ...or the programmed interval then sent to the channel This allows the operator to begin speaking immediately upon keyup without regard of any delays imposed by the radio network To select the transmit d...

Page 61: ...res are disabled if the memory module is missing or bad 4 Press I to enable the Instant Recall Recorder option for both channels This is usually done at the factory when the option is ordered but may...

Page 62: ...When the channel is not patched the start of a call is recognized when one of COR VOX or LLGT go active The end of a call is recognized only when COR VOX and LLGT are all inactive no matter what the c...

Page 63: ...te to the Call menu by pressing the following keys C onfig either channel A or B D efine C all g Select a detection method For the VOX COR detection method press vox A ndcor For the VOX LLGT detection...

Page 64: ...shall generate the LLGT at a level of 25dBm if the iRIM device generates an Audio Level To Console signal at a level of 7dBm by the default parameter level setting 4 Configure the channel with Integr...

Page 65: ...y the card slot into which the channel card is plugged The connections between the DCC and the radio base stations are made through the 50 conductor male plugs on the back of the channel cardcage The...

Page 66: ...nels Signal connections for trunked radio applications can be found in Wireless Interface Options on page 111 Channel Numbers Card Slot Channel Rack 1 Channel Rack 2 Plug 1 1 2 37 38 J1 2 3 4 39 40 J1...

Page 67: ...colors for the 25 pair cables typically used to connect to the plugs Figure 14 and Figure 15 show the corresponding punch down connections Figure 13 Channel Signal Equivalent Circuits 50 Pin Connecto...

Page 68: ...Blk Chan B Rx Chan B X Busy Out Blk Org 37 12 Org Blk Chan B X Busy In Chan C PTT Blk Grn 38 13 Grn Blk Chan C PTT Chan C COR Blk Brn 39 14 Brn Blk Chan C COR Ground Blk Slt 40 15 Slt Blk Chan C Aux...

Page 69: ...n B X Busy In Chan B PTT Chan B PTT Chan B COR Chan B COR V Chan B Aux Output Chan D Tx Chan D Tx Chan D Rx Chan D Rx Chan D X Busy Out Chan D X Busy In Chan D PTT Chan D PTT Chan D COR Chan D COR V C...

Page 70: ...t 31 Chan A X Busy In 6 Chan B PTT 32 Chan B PTT 7 Chan B COR 33 Chan A PTT 26 Chan A PTT 1 Chan A COR 27 Chan A COR 2 Ground 28 Chan A AUX Output 3 Chan A TX 29 Chan A TX 4 Chan A RX 30 Chan A RX 5 C...

Page 71: ...s open collector output pulls to ground when the standby base feature for the channel is activated This output will sink 500 mA to 0 8V when active and will withstand no more than 12V when inactive Tr...

Page 72: ...n the punch down block For two transmitter multiple frequency base stations see T2 2R Base Station Installation on page 228 Auxiliary I O Card Installation Optional Overview The Auxiliary Input Output...

Page 73: ...utputs 12 per card Optically Isolated Inputs 8 per card Nonisolated Inputs 32 per card IRIG B Decoder One connection per system Relay Contact Current 1 0 A Isolation Voltage 50V with respect to system...

Page 74: ...xiliary Input Output Card Address Switches Switch 4 of SW 1 is used to select 50 Hz or 60 Hz timing if input 39 is used for line input timing see the following table Table 24 Auxiliary Input Output Ca...

Page 75: ...ard Conversion Card Address Output 0 1 2 3 4 5 1 1 13 25 37 49 61 2 2 14 26 38 50 62 3 3 15 27 39 51 63 4 4 16 28 40 52 64 5 5 17 29 41 53 65 6 6 18 30 42 54 66 7 7 19 31 43 55 67 8 8 20 32 44 56 68 9...

Page 76: ...56 96 136 176 216 17 27 57 97 137 177 217 18 18 58 98 138 178 218 19 19 59 99 139 179 219 20 20 60 100 140 180 220 21 21 61 101 141 181 221 22 22 62 102 142 182 222 23 23 63 103 143 183 223 24 24 64 1...

Page 77: ...the card must first be installed in the desired card slot Any free card slot may be used since the address of the Aux I O card is set by a switch The cards in the slots to the right of the Aux I O car...

Page 78: ...O Card is installed 250 0105 Aux I O outputs See Table 27 Aux I O inputs Note The connector ports used for Aux I O inputs are optional and are only installed when Aux I O cards are installed Systems w...

Page 79: ...sis while installing the Aux I O Card cable to make the job easier Aux I O inputs Aux I O outputs See Table 27 Note The connector ports used for Aux I O inputs are optional and are only installed when...

Page 80: ...Table 27 Aux I O Card Slots and Outputs Card Slot Output Plug Card Slot Output Plug Model 4008 Model 4020 5 J11 Top 1 J4 Top 6 J11 Bottom 2 J4 Bottom 3 J5 Top 4 J5 Bottom 5 J6 Top 6 J6 Bottom 7 J7 To...

Page 81: ...0 K8 10A 10 Slate Red 10B 35 Red Slate 11 K1 11A 11 Blue Black 11B 36 Black Blue 12 K7 12A 12 Orange Black 12B 37 Black Orange Aux I O Card in even slot Bottom Half of Punch Block Output Relay Signal...

Page 82: ...ewed on PC Board Near Relays By arranging these jumpers each relay output can be configured as shown in Table 29 The individual jumper numbering for each relay is shown in Table 30 RLY n V RLYn A RLYn...

Page 83: ...aining eight inputs are optically isolated each requiring Relay Contact Configuration Left Jumper Right Jumper Relay off A B signals open Relay on A B signals connected Relay off A B signals connected...

Page 84: ...n 5 3 Green White 8 29 White Brown 7 4 Brown White 10 30 White Slate 9 5 Slate White 12 31 Red Blue 11 6 Blue Red 14 32 Red Orange 13 7 Orange Red 16 33 Red Green 15 8 Green Red 18 34 Red Brown 17 9 B...

Page 85: ...re 20 Standard Input Connection Isolated Input Connections To activate the isolated inputs a current of 5 10 mA is typically required See Figure 21 A 1 k resistor in parallel with the inputs can be us...

Page 86: ...Pos Signal Wire Color Connector Wire Color Signal Even Wht Blu 26 1 Blu Wht Even Wht Org 27 2 Org Wht Even Wht Grn 28 3 Grn Wht Even Wht Brn 29 4 Brn Wht Even Mon B Wht Slt 30 5 Slt Wht Mon B Even Mon...

Page 87: ...vely if the physical location of the equipment allows it the modular cords from the back of the console may be wired directly to the punch down blocks Table 33 and Figure 22 show the wiring of a duple...

Page 88: ...Common Control Equipment Installation 88 025 9533Y Figure 22 Console Duplex Wall Jacks...

Page 89: ...ASSEMBLY TERMINAL PLATE ASSEMBLY QUICK CONNECT TAB BOX LUG GROUND WIRE 25 PAIR TELCO CABLE TO CCE PROTECTOR MODULE ONE FOR EACH PAIR TO BE PROTECTED 12 SUPPLIED MON A 31 MON A 6 IC Data 32 IC Data 7 C...

Page 90: ...It is important that these two signals are physically paired twisted for most of the wiring run CI Data CI This differential pair of data signals from the dispatch console provides the CIC controls o...

Page 91: ...dio Dispatch console if more than two phone lines are needed Specifications Table 34 Series 4000 Phone Coupler Specifications General Power 11 16 VDC 200 mA Temperature 0 65 C 32 149 F Size 19 W x 7 4...

Page 92: ...010 or for simplex half duplex channel patching VOX mode is required Otherwise the patch will not switch between radio and phone Tx Audio 40 to 6 dBm HI LO selector 1 k output impedance Rx Audio 40 to...

Page 93: ...Receive audio from console Audio In P1 4 Shield Shield P1 5 Blue Transmit Audio to Console Audio Out P1 6 no connection no connection P1 7 Orange PTT Out COR on channel card Note COR on channel card m...

Page 94: ...is pressed and how long it is held You use it to initiate Diagnostic mode and to select tests You can enter a DTMF pound sign from the console instead of pressing the Connect button wherever the Conn...

Page 95: ...rm the tests and adjustments the cover of the phone coupler must be removed to gain access to the test points and some of the potentiometers To remove the cover 1 Disconnect the power cord from the un...

Page 96: ...release the Connect button The Ring LED should continue to blink The phone coupler is now in diagnostic mode Test 1 Transmit Audio Gain 1 Begin with jumper JP7 in the A HI gain position Verify that t...

Page 97: ...ler from another phone While the phone line is ringing press the Connect button to advance to Test 3 Verify that Test 3 is running you should see three 1 3 second blinks of the Ring LED every 3 second...

Page 98: ...n B Rx Black P1 2 36 Chan B Rx 11 Chan B Rx Blue P1 5 11 Chan B Rx 37 Chan B X Busy Out 37 Chan B X Busy Out 12 Chan B X Busy In 12 Chan B X Busy In Channel C 38 38 Chan C PTT Channel D 38 38 Chan C P...

Page 99: ...nput A High B Low JP7 Transmit gain setting A HI B LO JP8 N A N A Resistor Description R1 Sets the threshold for the internal carrier detector circuit R2 Sets the receive level from the console The ra...

Page 100: ...t Audio Return Channel 21 45 Record Wht Brn 29 4 Brn Wht Audio Return Channel 20 44 Record Wht Slt 30 5 Slt Wht Audio Return Channel 19 43 Record Red Blu 31 6 Blu Red Audio Return Channel 18 42 Record...

Page 101: ...Org Red Audio Return Channel 17 Record Red Grn 33 8 Grn Red Audio Return Channel 16 Record Red Brn 34 9 Brn Red Audio Return Channel 15 Record Red Slt 35 10 Slt Red Audio Return Channel 14 Record Blk...

Page 102: ...el of the STC card The protocol for each port is 8 data bits 1 stop bit and no parity Pin Signal Name Signal Function 1 No Connection 2 Rx Data Receive Data signal from external device 3 Tx Data Trans...

Page 103: ...The Model 4020 Modular Power Supply does not generate a voltage monitor signal Table 43 Power Voltage Alarm Thresholds The external contact monitor is always enabled However jumpers are used to enabl...

Page 104: ...r each Type AT V and press Enter Pin Signal J16 1 bottom Ground J16 2 Alarm Input active when shorted to ground J16 3 Ground J16 4 Alarm Output Contact Normally Closed J16 5 Alarm Output Contact Commo...

Page 105: ...l of the system and the software version of that STC The current system date and time are displayed at the beginning of the prompt This will default to Jan 1 1980 00 00 00 when the system is reset Onc...

Page 106: ...rt from review To view the History Log data Type F or R and press Enter Forward starts at the beginning of the log Reverse starts with the most recent data A prompt asking for the beginning date appea...

Page 107: ...8 90 Cage 2 slot 11 Active 10 31 24 09 90 Cage 2 slot 15 Active 10 31 24 09 90 Cage 3 slot 7 Active 10 31 24 10 90 Cage 1 slot 3 Active 10 31 24 10 90 Cage 1 slot 4 Active 10 31 24 11 90 Cage 1 slot 1...

Page 108: ...o change The following menu shows the ports to which you can direct the Logger output after typing P L and ENTER N None disabled L LOGGER port M MODEM SERVICE port R RADIO MANAGEMENT port Enter desire...

Page 109: ...g with Card Configuration reports included ANI Signaling Automatic Number Identification ANI signals are voice band data signals that are transmitted from a mobile or portable radio to the consoles Th...

Page 110: ...Common Control Equipment Installation 110 025 9533Y...

Page 111: ...ntroduction The Zetron Series 4000 MAP27 Wireless Interface Option is designed to interface a Model 4217B or Model 4219 console to a MAP27 radio Supported radios include Tait T2030 T2035 and T2040 Tai...

Page 112: ...addition of the MAP27 Wireless Control Card the Zetron MAP27 Wireless Interface Module software upgrades to the Console Interface Card and the console itself Adding the MAP27 capability to an existing...

Page 113: ...io The proper Wireless Interface Module cable for your radio Zetron cable 709 0004 Compatible MAP27 radio with the following Radio programming software Radio programming cable Radio manual Table 46 MA...

Page 114: ...radio gateway If either of these switches are set to the ON position then the channel is not allowed to transmit when the channel has a CALL indication in its channel box icon display Switches 3 and...

Page 115: ...427 Dispatcher Port Signal Name Punchdown 1A 1B 2A 2B WIM ConnectorP2 TX Data 26 32 38 44 1 TX Data 1 7 13 19 2 RX Data 27 33 39 45 3 RX Data 2 8 14 20 4 Busy Out 3 9 15 21 5 Busy Out 28 34 40 46 6 Bu...

Page 116: ...nal Name Punchdown 1A 1B 2A 2B WIM ConnectorP2 TX Data 1 7 13 19 1 TX Data 26 32 38 44 2 RX Data 2 8 14 20 3 RX Data 27 33 39 45 4 Busy Out 3 9 15 21 5 Busy Out 28 34 40 46 6 Busy In 31 37 43 49 7 Bus...

Page 117: ...1B RX Audio 12 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B Busy In 37 Chan 1B Busy In 7 Chan 1B Busy In 12 Chan 1B Busy In 8 Chan 2A TX Data 38 38 Chan 2A TX Data 1 Chan 2A TX Data 13 Chan 2A TX...

Page 118: ...Chan 1B TX Audio 9 Chan 1B RX Audio 36 Chan 1B RX Audio 12 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B Busy In 7 Chan 1B Busy In 8 Chan 2A TX Data 38 38 Chan 2A TX Data 1 Chan 2A TX Data 13 Chan 2...

Page 119: ...X Audio 12 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B Busy In 37 Chan 1B Busy In 7 Chan 1B Busy In 12 Chan 1B Busy In 8 Chan 2A TX Data 38 38 Chan 2A TX Data 2 Chan 2A TX Data 13 Chan 2A TX Data...

Page 120: ...with Zetron cable P N 709 7874 supplied with the interface module The connections are listed in Table 52 Table 52 Interface Module Connections Tait TM8255 radios WIM Connector P1 Tait T2000 Series DB...

Page 121: ...pplied with the interface module The connections are listed in Table 54 Table 54 Interface Module Connections GM1200E radio WIM Connector P1 GM1200 Radio DB 25 Connector No Connection 1 CTS 2 8 CTS RX...

Page 122: ...from console Link 9 CLOSED to enable the line termination resistor Link 10 OPEN to enable RX audio at console Set the following parameters in the Tait radio programming software Signal Name WIM P1 M42...

Page 123: ...7 and 13 AUD_TAP_IN AUD_TAP_2 Set the following parameters in the Tait radio programming software 1 Click Global Features on the left then the MAP27 tab 2 Set the following a MAP27 Enabled yes b MAP2...

Page 124: ...Keypad Call Enable Set ALL Call types to ENABLED 4 Under Edit MPT Personality Own Group Numbers Enter the fixed groups that this radio should respond to up to 25 groups For any groups added to the lis...

Page 125: ...tablishment Timer T0 to 0 1 sec Set MAP27 Link Activity Timer T3 to 8 sec Set MAP27 Max Number of Retries N2 to 3 Set MAP27 Link Activity Count N3 to 3 Set MAP27 Baud Rate to 9600 Set Alert Tones in N...

Page 126: ...Navigate to Site Configuration Editor Edit Dispatcher Ports Editor 3 Define the Site Selection number that is being configured to work with the S4000 IntegratorRD console system 4 Define the Dispatche...

Page 127: ...me the Member of Fleet number Fleets must be defined with their applicable Sites and the Unit Number 4 Enable Unit is valid 5 Enter the MAP27 Data Port Assignment 6 Enter the Direct Dial Number 7 Defi...

Page 128: ...s of the console to M427 audio link Because of this there is more than one correct way to set the audio gains The following procedures set the M427 gains about midway up 28 out of 64 prior to the actu...

Page 129: ...a straight cable 2 Start the Zetron utility program M827Base 3 Click FILE CONNECT SITE LIST CONNECT in order to select the Communications Utility and connect to the M427 being setup 4 Once connected...

Page 130: ...vel slider will now display the level of the received audio we want this to end up reading 10 7 Make a call from the console to a MAP27 radio that goes through the M427 and then key up the 1 kHz alert...

Page 131: ...ng MAP27 Short Status Text Definitions on page 301 Dynamic Regroup button definitions see Entering Dynamic Group Definitions MAP27 Channels on page 302 See IntegratorRDPS Programming on page 259 for i...

Page 132: ...E rack Each interface module is provided with a cable to connect the radios P N 709 7937 See Figure 31 Figure 31 Series 4000 Harris Wireless Interface Option Components The Harris Wireless Interface O...

Page 133: ...efore the card is installed in the Series 4000 system The card has four switches for each of the two channels see Table 56 this table is provided as a reference only for earlier firmware versions Warn...

Page 134: ...enu choices are activated by pressing the appropriate capitalized letter You can press Esc at any time to return to the main menu Typing a question mark gives you the current configuration that should...

Page 135: ...y LED on the radio vox Threshold Received audio level that triggers call detection Levels above the threshold will trigger a call indication Selectable from 32 to 18 dbm vox Delay Determines how long...

Page 136: ...then does a reset and displays the current settings which should look similar to this example Define Review Store Init BS S DCC is Resetting Orion v1 20 2009 MAR 24 Press ESC anytime to return to thi...

Page 137: ...rd Signal Name Punchdown WIM Connector P2 1A 1B 2A 2B TX Data 26 32 38 44 1 TX Data 1 7 13 19 2 RX Data 27 33 39 45 3 RX Data 2 8 14 20 4 Busy Out 28 34 40 46 5 Busy Out 3 9 15 21 6 Busy In 31 37 43 4...

Page 138: ...Audio 12 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B RX Audio 11 Chan 1B Busy In 37 Chan 1B Busy In 7 Chan 1B Busy In 12 Chan 1B Busy In 8 Chan 2A TX Data 38 38 Chan 2A TX Data 1 Chan 2A TX Data 13 Chan 2A TX Data 2...

Page 139: ...the radio no individual call IDs should be programmed The reason for this is that Integrator RD uses the radio s ID as a key to its alias database entries This will ensure that the number on the radio...

Page 140: ...radios This is especially true of the System Scanning Wide Area mode This should never be enabled in a fixed location radio that shall be connected to a console system To disable these items a In the...

Page 141: ...control head 16 The display should read DUAL The radio is now configured for dual control head operation Note This option allows the radio to scan for its system site control channel to ensure that t...

Page 142: ...e are several EDACS channel control buttons available for controlling an EDACS radio These buttons may be programmed to operate on the video screen or the audio panel The Edit Screen Buttons and Edit...

Page 143: ...ed talkgroup and the scan mode This line also indicates emergency status with RXEMER and TXEMER displayed in white letters on a red background alternating with the talkgroup When an individual call is...

Page 144: ...he S4000 Dual Channel card firmware Assembly Level Part Numbers 950 1113 Wireless Dual Channel Card for Harris M7300 Radios 905 0366 Radio Interface Kit for Harris M7300 includes the following 950 110...

Page 145: ...grammed into the radio no individual call IDs should be programmed The reason for this is that Integrator RD uses the radio s ID as a key to its alias database entries This will ensure that the number...

Page 146: ...o 6 Upon completion of programming power down the radio by removing power 7 Remove the programming cable and connect the radio to the Zetron control cables Note If the Scan Add and Scan Delete buttons...

Page 147: ...by pressing the appropriate capitalized letter You can press Esc at any time to return to the main menu Typing a question mark gives you the current configuration that should look something like this...

Page 148: ...ron recommends log disabled D 9 The volume options Log Volume voX enable vox Threshold vox Delay BS V A 20 B 40 C 60 D 80 E 100 BS Zetron recommends 100 E 10 The Vox options default is disabled Log Vo...

Page 149: ...used to program the IntegratorRD console position See IntegratorRDPS Programming on page 259 Channel Definition To enable operation of a Harris radio channel the channel must be specified using the Ed...

Page 150: ...es the radio to transmit an emergency call on the current talkgroup EDACS Emerg Clear Clears a receive or transmit emergency condition EDACS Menu Selects the radio menu functions Not typically used wi...

Page 151: ...tion Plug Antenna 802 0136 CAN bus to USB adapter Harris M Series Radio Interface Controller Harris M Series Wireless Interface Module Harris 7300 Radio Radio Power Supply AC Power USB DC RS 232 Seria...

Page 152: ...ireless Interface Module as follows JP 1 2 3 6 7 A JP 4 5 B Adjusting Levels See Audio Level Adjustments on page 177 Punchdown Block Connections Connection to each channel of the Harris M Series Dual...

Page 153: ...settings See example below DCC Serial_No 0000B4F6 4048 ChA B number 3 4 Active ChA config ________ Ch Type Orion Diag Log Enabled Radio Volume 100 VOX Enabled VOX Threshold 18dB VOX Decay Time 0 5sec...

Page 154: ...154 025 9533Y 5 Re Install the Dual Channel card and verify that the settings recorded in step 3 didn t change If they did reprogram as per instructions found in To configure the Dual Channel Wireles...

Page 155: ...the system Console expanders provide additional functions that may be required in larger systems The console encoder provides advanced tone encoding including multiple format capability Instant Call s...

Page 156: ...rom the CCE Short Haul Modems P N 950 9222 are required beyond 2000 feet and up to 1 mile The VoIP Console Gateway P N 905 0265 is required for distances longer than a mile Labelling The buttons on th...

Page 157: ...slotted mounting holes and 10 screws for securing the panels to the furniture rails Labelling The buttons on the console usually come from the factory with key tops engraved to match the function pro...

Page 158: ...3 5 VDC below the auxiliary supply Connection to the auxiliary is made through the wiring access hole in the back of the unit The 3 position screw terminal strip J16 is used for connection and AWG 18...

Page 159: ...g the screw into that hole and tightening it Be sure to leave enough slack in the cable between the clamp and the PWR jack so that the power cable can be disconnected without having to unscrew the cla...

Page 160: ...audio always to unselect speaker JP3 A Unselect audio switch under software control JP3 B Unselect audio to handset headset interface JP3 C Headset Handset Unselect Monitor Unselect audio open to hand...

Page 161: ...JP10 A Select audio switch under software control JP10 B Select audio to handset headset interface JP10 C Unselect Speaker Headset Handset audio Unselect audio always to unselect speaker JP8 A Unsele...

Page 162: ...ive audio Optionally its unselect receive audio may be added Model 4018 4118 Option Code Explanation The series 4000 consoles can be shipped with options that deviate from the standard operation To de...

Page 163: ...C is 1200 baud The serial connection from the console to the CIC is 9600 baud D D PTT always selects the desk mic This option is required when using both a desk mic and a gooseneck mic at the same tim...

Page 164: ...the dispatch console there are connectors for connecting the console to the power CCE additional rackmount consoles and various accessory items These connectors are labeled as shown in the following...

Page 165: ...mmunicate with the dispatch console via a serial data loop A system can include as many as three expanders per operating position Each panel has a Loop In and a Loop Out connector Every Loop Out must...

Page 166: ...that includes an integrated monitor switch Footswitch Connections A foot operated PTT switch may be used allowing operators free use of their hands A foot operated PTT switch for gooseneck microphone...

Page 167: ...use the dynamic mic port Always use the electret mic port Use the mic port indicated by the mic switch Spare Input 9 signal Use the port indicated by the Hookswitch signal For the third option shortin...

Page 168: ...t jackbox is supplied instead of the TRHI This option provides compatibility with older console installations that did not separate speaker and microphone switching Grounding the dynamic port PTT sign...

Page 169: ...eatures eight spare inputs that can be programmed through CPSW These inputs are TTL compatible 0 to 5VDC only and accessible at the rear of the unit All spare inputs are active low 0 V The mating conn...

Page 170: ...s provided with the unit The connector pin out is shown in Table 74 Table 74 Auxiliary Output Connector Pin out Model 4018 uses connector P7 which is accessible through the wire access hole above the...

Page 171: ...ctive low 0 V Spare Output 7 Turns on when an ANI is displayed on the console Can be used to activate an external alert device Spare Output 8 Produces a 500 millisecond pulse whenever an ANI is decode...

Page 172: ...Console Installation 172 025 9533Y...

Page 173: ...efore applying power Be sure that all the circuit cards have been properly installed in the CCE If you have a diagnostics printer it should already be connected to the Modem and Service Port as descri...

Page 174: ...am Enable Protect switch SW2 to the Protect position The console then returns to normal operation 8 If the console is not communicating check the wiring between the associated CIC and the dispatch con...

Page 175: ...t the remaining STC automatically becomes traffic controller and this button has no effect SYS LOGGER To red RS232C Data out to printer system logger From red RS232C Data in from printer system logger...

Page 176: ...ate the nature of this problem POLL green Normally dimly winking mostly on If this indicator is pulsing mostly off it is not communicating with the rest of the system Press the CARD RESET button If th...

Page 177: ...s and location of the adjustments Figure 34 shows the locations of test points and adjustments The audio levels have been factory adjusted for a transmit level of 0dBm and a minimum receive level of 1...

Page 178: ...Adjustment Location Channel Receive Level Dual Channel Card Channel Transmit Level Dual Channel Card Channel Transmit Monitor Level Dual Channel Card Console Microphone Level two Console Console Auxil...

Page 179: ...RX Four Wire Receive Level 2w o RX Two Wire Receive Level TX Monitor Level o TX Transmit Level Channel B Channel B Status Indicators O CALL Green CALL On while VOX activity O LOTL Red Line Operated TX...

Page 180: ...t Ear R104 R62 R63 R67 R68 Handset Headset Mic R70 Dynamic Microphone R69 Paging Function Level Adjust Auxiliary External Level Adjust Alert Level JP2 Gooseneck Microphone Handset J16 Standby DC Power...

Page 181: ...rd tone HLGT function tones and low level guard tone LLGT The figure above shows the relationship between all these signal levels as they leave the dual channel card in a S4000 system In the example f...

Page 182: ...al Channel Cards Adjust the receive audio calibration level at the DCC to the minimum expected audio signal level This should be the level of the audio output from the radio when receiving a 1 kHz sin...

Page 183: ...he typical and default setting is for VOX input to be connected to the AGC output in which case you can use this adjustment procedure If you have changed this setting you must use a different procedur...

Page 184: ...ent at the console and the MIC LVL adjustment at the console interface card The CIC card transmit MIC test point level should be at 10 dBm during an alert tone transmit To adjust transmit audio levels...

Page 185: ...noise is removed without reducing voice amplitude 5 Verify audio quality by monitoring the transmitted signal or by observing the level meter under the time display Optimum performance is achieved whe...

Page 186: ...ve to other fixed audio levels such as guard tone or function tone use this adjustment to compensate The adjusted level may be monitored on the card s mic test point on its legend plate Factory adjust...

Page 187: ...the front panel volume knobs are turned completely down To set the minimum audio level adjust the potentiometers next to the associated speakers on the display board The Model 4018 select speaker adju...

Page 188: ...djusted with potentiometer R62 and does not go through the AGC circuit see Table 82 These paging and alert tones are also sent to the operator select unselect speaker and are adjusted with a potentiom...

Page 189: ...189 Other Audio Adjustments Figure 37 Models 4118 and 4217B Main Board JP1 JP3 JP11 JP5 JP7 JP8 JP9 JP10 JP4 JP2 SW1 R55 R51 R52 R53 R56 R122...

Page 190: ...Warning This adjustment procedure only works if VOX input is connected to the AGC input If your firmware version is prior to 2 70 VOX is always connected to the AGC output Use this procedure instead S...

Page 191: ...communications service monitor generate a full quieting 1 KHz test tone at 60 channel deviation on the base station receive frequency The input audio level arriving at the Dual Channel Card must be b...

Page 192: ...Audio Level Adjustments 192 025 9533Y...

Page 193: ...upport the Model 4010 or the Model 4116B and 4018 4118 This chapter provides instruction for CPSW for the Model 4116B 4018 and 4118 only The following table can help you identify the correct documenta...

Page 194: ...lation Installation To install CPSW follow the instructions provided with it CPSW Installation Notes P N 011 0795 Uninstallation To uninstall CPSW CPSW uses the standard Windows procedure for uninstal...

Page 195: ...nt Select Key Display Mode Received Call Light Duration Dynamic Mic Electret Mic Spare Input 9 Hookswitch Steers Display Operation Dashes 12 Hour Time 24 Hour Time Position Layout Panel 2 ANI Decode D...

Page 196: ...nnels Last Call Tx unselected channels Monitor Site Intercom Patch Keys Console Intercom Call Speaker Monitor B Burst Tone Select Wild Card II On Off CTCSS Select Repeat On Off Coded Clear Second Rece...

Page 197: ...Sending a Configuration to a Console on page 216 This section Using CPSW provides step by step procedures to cover everything you need to do in order to configure 4x18 consoles Starting CPSW Start CP...

Page 198: ...le with one RJ connector P N 709 7266 or 709 7400 use it to connect the serial port of your computer to the COMB jack combined data on the console If you have a cable with two RJ connectors P N 709 70...

Page 199: ...gate to the location containing your configuration files Configuration files have a file name extension of cfg The default location is C CPSW Config Tip If position 1 is received then the position s s...

Page 200: ...else some positions will have system settings that are incorrect or out of sync System Settings System settings are those settings that affect all positions system wide Channel Configuration To config...

Page 201: ...5 9133 Telephone Control When the Telephone Control option is selected the M4018 4118 console telephone interface will feature hands free enhanced phone operation with automatic audio routing between...

Page 202: ...e control currents and tone frequencies The options for channel monitor depend upon the channel type and some channel types may not support a monitor function at all 10 If applicable enable or disable...

Page 203: ...lows the console user to select which type of page to transmit by preceding each page with its assigned leading digit If only one paging format is programmed only one leading digit has been assigned t...

Page 204: ...y the operator to generate each Alert function 0 Beep alert D Delay function 1 Slow siren alert 2 Fast siren alert 3 Hi Lo warble alert 4 Fast warble alert For example assuming the Alerts paging forma...

Page 205: ...ing DTMF keypad would add the custom call to the paging stack 3 If you are configuring a call number that wasn t previously defined click Define to make the Tone Settings editable If the call number w...

Page 206: ...ration Spare outputs 7 and 8 can be used for a special purpose related to ANI See Outputs 7 and 8 in Reverse Selective Calling Mode on page 386 The number of auxiliary inputs and outputs can be increa...

Page 207: ...r is typically a short duration beep that sounds every few seconds or so in order to alert mobile radio users to stay off of a channel being used for emergency or other special conditions To configure...

Page 208: ...ggests an alternative method for performing a task or presents an advanced method or shortcut This number identifies which position configuration is currently being viewed Click the up or down arrows...

Page 209: ...iguring keys 1 Click Edit Position Configuration 2 Select a panel by clicking on its button After selecting the appropriate panel you will see a key map of the particular panel that you are configurin...

Page 210: ...an be selected and copied at the same time the layout of the source keys must match the layout of the destination keys In other words if you select a 3x4 group of keys to copy the keys you copy them t...

Page 211: ...n to this key select Spare Output from The Key s Functional Group 4 Depending upon the functional group and key choice some parameters may appear Copy Position Layout The Copy Position Layout function...

Page 212: ...dio Controls This function sets volume and speaker muting for each position To configure Audio Controls 1 Click Edit Position Configuration 2 Use the up and down arrows next to the Position number to...

Page 213: ...ill accumulate on the unselected speaker audio If not enabled systems using Channel Check IRR will cause audio playback activated from one console position to be heard at all positions Unmute Idle Cha...

Page 214: ...e primary address is used to select an individual console while the secondary address is used to provide a group call to all consoles For a group call the secondary addresses should be set the same fo...

Page 215: ...to the D Mic input on the console Electret Mic Use a handset or headset Spare Input 9 steered Use whichever audio source that Spare Input 9 is switched to Spare Input 9 is the mic switch input on the...

Page 216: ...and DATA OUT jacks on the console these jacks might also be named LOOP IN and LOOP OUT The cable ends are labeled for specific ports IN vs OUT and must be connected correctly Dynamic Mic selection Thi...

Page 217: ...ta sent to position x when all data is sent CPSW is sending the data to the serial port blindly In other words the CPSW application is not aware if a console is actually connected or not or if the con...

Page 218: ...If you need to send configuration settings to more than one position repeat this procedure as needed Warning If the console displays DnLoading CPS or THX 084 the console s key definition database has...

Page 219: ...Microphone on page 221 Headset Jackbox on page 221 Footswitch on page 221 Telephone Radio Headset Interface on page 222 Secondary Headset Jackbox on page 223 Zetron Desktop Speakers Monitor A B on pa...

Page 220: ...re 40 Zetron Desktop Microphones Table 83 Desktop Microphone Wiring The console s built in strain relief except on Model 4018 can be used to secure wiring by using a tie wrap To adjust microphone leve...

Page 221: ...olume knob on the jackbox adjusts the headset receive volume The Headset Jackbox is shipped configured for four wire operation There is a 4W 6W switch on the side for selecting the type of interface F...

Page 222: ...with a dual prong jack accepting either 4 wire or 6 wire plugs and two controls to adjust the volume of the radio and telephone separately With the proper signals available from the telephone instrume...

Page 223: ...is provides a single action for answering the line and for switching the headset Activating the off hook signal by other means usually requires one step to switch the headset and another step to answe...

Page 224: ...x to be tailored to the installation Normally if a headset is plugged into any of the headset jackboxes transmissions from the console will use the mouthpiece audio from all of the attached headsets T...

Page 225: ...e daisy chain When multiple Secondary Headset Jackboxes are used connect J2 of one box to J1 of the preceding box Wiring to Footswitch Connector TB2 Footswitch is used to wire a footswitch to the head...

Page 226: ...ard in the back room to the included wall plate 810 0026 near the console Position the wall plate correctly as shown in Figure 41 the jacks should have the connection pins at the top Table 87 Monitor...

Page 227: ...A B Speakers to Series 4000 Tip The In House Wiring columns in Table 87 and Table 88 are intentionally left blank If you like fill in the spaces with the actual wire colors used Zetron Speakers 950 0...

Page 228: ...as a T2R2 channel include a channel select button an F1 F2 button sent at Xmit for transmit frequency selection and optionally an R2 On Off button for second receiver muting at the base station To ena...

Page 229: ...escribed in Wiring to the Service Ports on page 102 The NETCLOCK supported baud rates are described in Configuring the System Traffic Card STC on page 41 The NETCLOCK must be configured for Format 1 o...

Page 230: ...Accessory Installation 230 025 9533Y...

Page 231: ...e and MDC are decoded stored and only sent to the console if the decoded string matches certain decoding criteria such as timing or check bits For DTMF no preceding digit is sent Other types preceding...

Page 232: ...d first By pressing the ANI Review Key the ANI being displayed is removed from the queue and the next oldest is displayed When ANI information no longer appears in the display buffer the time is retur...

Page 233: ...to 1 or 1 to 0 ZVEI1 ZVEI2 DZVEI PZVEI CCIR EEA EIA TONE Standard ZVEI French DDZVEI FZVEI MAB804 MDH768 Modified DZVEI MZVEI MAB283 MDH736 PZVEI CCIR MCCIR MAB137 440 MDH712 737 MAB441 MDH745 EIA 1 1...

Page 234: ...four digit ID number 0000 9999 followed by a status or message character if present in the transmission For emergency ANI numbers the console sounds an alarm and displays the four digit number 0000 99...

Page 235: ...e it will display on the console to indicate the error If emergency or man down status is included with the ID that is out of range the decoder will send the emergency state to the console via a ID di...

Page 236: ...Console ANI Programming 236 025 9533Y...

Page 237: ...ith the Model 4048 CCE The IntegratorRD Workstation provides a compact uncluttered means of displaying and controlling system status and activity Touch screen mouse or trackball and keyboard interface...

Page 238: ...O or Instant Call paging requirements Compatible with standard serial bus touch screen monitors Flexible audio panel options allow for remote or rack mounted speakers encoder and function keypad speak...

Page 239: ...he back of the Model 4217B Audio Panel The 6 conductor modular telephone cable is plugged into the jack marked VOICE on the Model 4217B Audio Panel This cable is then routed to the console VOICE conne...

Page 240: ...o the touch screen monitor Connect the opposite end marked To Touch screen Controller to the COM1 or SERIAL1 connector on the back of the PC 5 Connect the 15 pin CRT video cable to the video connector...

Page 241: ...Data to CCE Voice to CCE 709 7000 709 7920 709 7921 Voice CONSOLE DATA CIC VOICE Spare Outputs Telephone Radio Headset Interface TRHI Rear View To telephone HEADSET JACKBOX Spare Inputs AMPLIFIED SPE...

Page 242: ...19 The most common dual RS 422 serial PCI card is part number 802 0322 This is the older card not compatible with Windows 7 and it uses the older cables listed in Table 91 There are three serial inter...

Page 243: ...the Model 4219 to prevent the cable from becoming disconnected See Model 4219 Power Connection Strain Relief on page 158 for instructions on how to do this 9 Plug the second Power Y cable into either...

Page 244: ...O H 1 2 3 4 5 6 P1 J4 GND 709 7167 709 7920 Data to CCE Data Data to CCE Voice to CCE 709 7000 709 7920 709 7921 Voice CONSOLE DATA CIC VOICE Spare Outputs Telephone Radio Headset Interface TRHI Rear...

Page 245: ...of the IntegratorRD Workstation together using the Zetron provided cables Refer to Hardware Installation on page 238 for the installation instructions 2 Model 4217B Audio Panel or Model 4219 Console...

Page 246: ...he Audio Panel instructions P N 011 0411 for details on setting up and installing the dual channel serial interface card Steps for configuring the PC communications ports and installing and setting up...

Page 247: ...ouch Screen Set Up A touch screen monitor or flat panel compatible with Windows may be used with the Integrator Radio Dispatch software When properly installed touches on the monitor or panel are tran...

Page 248: ...supplied by Zetron come pre configured and pre loaded with the system software Customers providing their own PC are advised to follow these setup instructions before installing and operating the Zetro...

Page 249: ...ions to Allow on the drop down and click Apply c Change Firewall state to Off and click Apply 6 Close Windows Firewall with Advanced Security 7 Verify that the Firewall is off for all settings and Inc...

Page 250: ...l System and Security Windows Update 2 Click Change Settings in the left hand column 3 Under Important updates select Never check for updates not recommended 4 Under Recommended updates enable Give me...

Page 251: ...1024x768 for 19 1280x1024 for 19 and 1600x900 for widescreen Set Colors to Highest 32 bit Software Installation Systems delivered with a PC the Integrator Radio Dispatch Software and the Integrator R...

Page 252: ...n Licensing parameters and registry data have changed as well The Network Interface MAC Address will be used to generate original and replacement license files Parameter files controlling the Integrat...

Page 253: ...lications 2 With Windows running and the Administrator user logged in insert the IntegratorRD DVD into the DVD drive of the PC 3 The setup program should start automatically and display the Integrator...

Page 254: ...en select Control Panel 2 Select the Regional and Language Options 3 Select the Languages tab 4 Check mark Install Files for East Asian Languages 5 Click Apply 6 It will ask for Windows installation D...

Page 255: ...lick on Control Panel Home on left hand column 5 Click Clock Language and Region menu Region and Language Keyboards and Languages tab Change keyboards button 6 Click Add and select any of the Arabic t...

Page 256: ...ed ports in Windows XP use the Device Manager click Start Control Panel System Hardware Device Manager To view the assigned ports in Windows 7 use the Device Manager click Start Control Panel System a...

Page 257: ...th the secondary location being left blank If configuration information is provided to Zetron prior to delivery the configuration file which ends with the CFG extension is located in the Integrator Ra...

Page 258: ...sition to the next When using with Zetron s User Management System the logged on user must have the UMS IntegratorRD change settings and configuration permission to store any changes Upgrading the Con...

Page 259: ...tering Status ID Definitions on page 297 Entering Talk Group Definitions on page 298 Entering MAP27 Short Status Text Definitions on page 301 Entering Dynamic Group Definitions MAP27 Channels on page...

Page 260: ...rofessional 32 bit and Windows 7 Professional 32 bit or 64 bit computers including laptops Netbooks may have insufficient screen size or resolution to support IntegratorRDPS If the editing of a config...

Page 261: ...es such as a floppy disk or USB drive a shared or mapped network drive is not suitable Installation RDPS is run either directly from the console that needs to be configured or from another PC compatib...

Page 262: ...t configuration file that was opened If unable to do that RDPS requests the CCE type and initializes a NEW CFG configuration using default settings See Figure 49 You can also open an existing configur...

Page 263: ...Common Control Equipment Use this selection to enter or modify radio channel definition auxiliary input output position cross muting and various system parameters 2 Dispatch Workstation Display Enter...

Page 264: ...or a console system Typically only one configuration is defined and used at all positions in a system However if there are differences in operation from one position or one group of positions to anoth...

Page 265: ...all Pages Major Response Pages Custom Call Definitions Paging Parameters Paging Help Common Control Region M4115 Expansion Panel Region Audio Panel Region Video Display Region Configuration Number Reg...

Page 266: ...IntegratorRD workstation you will need to create a configuration consisting of several files To create a configuration perform the steps described in this section This serves as a high level guide to...

Page 267: ...P27 installation only r Custom Call Definitions 5 Copy configuration data optional 6 Save the configuration Defining Radio Channels The Series 4000 Common Control Equipment CCE controls up to 48 radio...

Page 268: ...list of buttons labeled with all the available Series 4000 Dual Channel card types is displayed Click the type appropriate for the card installed in the specific slot To remove the assignment of a car...

Page 269: ...sed with radios that do not have a protocol for emergency calls Intercom Channel Enable Intercom Channel if the channel is used in conjunction with the Series 4000 Intercom Interface for the audio int...

Page 270: ...to support control of up to eight Private Line or Channel Guard modes Valid numbers are 0 and 2 through 8 To configure PL control functions see Specifying the PL Control Functions on page 271 DVP Code...

Page 271: ...is issued Move the mouse cursor over the TX RX or Mon fields and click A list of buttons labeled with the available tone frequencies or DC currents appears Click the desired function Specifying the PL...

Page 272: ...ypes DTMF 5 6 Tone and SS1A For PTT ID mode there are seven types DTMF 5 6 Tone GE Star MDC 1200 Zetron iRIM Type A Zetron iRIM Type B and SS1A See Table 95 Table 95 ANI Modes for IntegratorRD Worksta...

Page 273: ...e has a drop down list of defined 5 Tone and 6 Tone paging formats see Defining the Paging Encoder Formats on page 312 MDC 1200 Channel Parameters For the MDC 1200 type ANIs see Figure 55 for the conf...

Page 274: ...alert The Aux Output Number is the output activated upon receiving an emergency alert Call Alert With Call Alert Response enabled the channel card sends an automatic response upon receiving a call ale...

Page 275: ...ed from the workstation upon receiving an emergency alert If an Emergency Auxiliary Output is selected an auxiliary output is activated upon receiving an emergency alert and deactivated by turning off...

Page 276: ...indicate door status indicate alarm conditions and many other things that use contact closure Selecting the Aux I O menu on the Channel Card Specification screen presents a screen to add new Aux I O...

Page 277: ...umber Aux I O Label Previous Next Insert Delete and Done buttons The Previous and Next buttons navigate through the existing records The Insert button places a new blank record in the position after t...

Page 278: ...For this type of alarm the inactive and active colors should be set to GREEN and RED respectively Then the display of the two inputs will be as shown in Table 98 Table 98 Dual Alarm Displays Note If t...

Page 279: ...he desired entry from the drop down list of available intercom channels Setting the Intercom Select Output This selection specifies which auxiliary output is used to activate the intercom audio Figure...

Page 280: ...nsole operator activates the output it will only remain active while the operator holds down the key Toggle outputs toggle from active to inactive or inactive to active each time the key is pressed Se...

Page 281: ...is detected Alarm Annunciator Output This could be used to energize a buzzer horn flashing lamp etc The annunciator output will stay active until the alarm is acknowledged You may specify an alert to...

Page 282: ...dentify the position numbers of the Positions to Mute Positions to Mute are the adjacent positions whose transmissions shall be muted at the Active Position For our example the positions adjacent to p...

Page 283: ...ency group call If this request is accepted by the iDEN service network the emergency group call will be terminated There are two settings for Channel Emergency Clear Clear only emergency group calls...

Page 284: ...tion enabled when an operator transmits on a MAP27 channel a beep is activated when the channel is ready for the operator to talk Call Failed Beep With this option enabled when an operator transmits o...

Page 285: ...and non emergency PTT ID Only Emergency Acknowledge and Emergency Tone channel parameters are configurable but the Extended Paging option for the console is required in order to send the Ack as a mes...

Page 286: ...nt mode it does not If an Emergency Channel and optionally Frequency are programmed any Emergency Alert will be sent on this Emergency Revert Channel and Frequency If no Emergency Channel is programme...

Page 287: ...quest is sent to a radio ID requesting its current status Status Update Status update is sent to an MDC 1200 channel to update its status Radio Disable This message is sent to a radio to disable itsel...

Page 288: ...ositions are available for position to position features such as Console Intercom or Console Takeover Positions should be enabled for any Zetron console in your system including both IntegratorRD and...

Page 289: ...needed to make room for newer log files Default location for log files in Windows XP C Documents and Settings All Users Documents Zetron IntegratorRD CallLogs C Documents and Settings All Users Docum...

Page 290: ...fined all iDEN subscriber IDs are displayed when the operator selects the console iDEN Call menu button Assigning a Radio Group Label The Radio Group Label can be one two or three 6 character words th...

Page 291: ...a group that the console operator can select The Define Lists Radio Groups MAP27 Radio Groups menu displays an entry form for assigning labels up to 10 radio groups If one or more radio groups are de...

Page 292: ...Box Defining MDC 1200 Radio Groups MDC 1200 Radio groups associate similar MDC 1200 radios into a group that the console operator can select The Define Lists Radio Groups MDC 1200 Radio Groups menu pr...

Page 293: ...alog Box Entering Subscriber ID Definitions The Define Lists Subscriber ID Definitions main menu selection allows you to assign two aliases or names to a radio ID You may enter from one to 10 characte...

Page 294: ...e 70 Adding or Removing a Subscriber ID Alias You may only associate one alias for an ID number When RDPS is first started only one blank alias per configuration is defined As a blank is filled pressi...

Page 295: ...o separate the fields for an ID with more than one field For IDs with two fields separated by an asterisk the format is fleet member The valid range for each field is 1 to 1048575 and the maximum leng...

Page 296: ...have found the ID you were looking for select it and click OK to return to the editing window EDACS Also used for P25 For EDACS 1 to 16383 For P25 1 to 16777215 Because the valid range for P25 is lon...

Page 297: ...yed on the console display when a status call is received from a field radio See Figure 72 Figure 72 Configure Status ID Aliases Dialog Box Adding or Removing a Status ID Alias The following is the va...

Page 298: ...t is possible to associate one ID with several aliases unique to the specified channel s The talk group definitions also define the list of groups that an iDEN radio can scroll through using the talk...

Page 299: ...TR Group must be selected LTR Systems range from one to 32 Groups range from one to 250 Each system group combination may have several aliases associated to it but may not have the same channels assig...

Page 300: ...Group Aliases Dialog Box for MAP27 Channels Entering the SDC Talkgroup While the SDC format shares a great deal with the iDEN format there are limitations in its implementation in the Series 4000 sys...

Page 301: ...o 10 character alias or name to a text message up to 100 characters This name is displayed on the console screen buttons for SST message The short status message can be sent to any valid MAP27 ID Up t...

Page 302: ...e Figure 78 Figure 78 Configure Dynamic Group Aliases Dialog Box Entering Custom Call Definitions The Define Lists Custom Call Definitions menu selection allows you to assign a set of tone frequencies...

Page 303: ...scellaneous and Volume and Muting parameters Selecting the ANI Options For systems with optional ANI decoding the Dispatch Workstation can be set up to detect the ANI and display it with the associate...

Page 304: ...Normally the primary address is used to select an individual console while the secondary address is used to provide a group call to all consoles For a group call the secondary address should be set th...

Page 305: ...n of a standard gooseneck or desk microphone These abbreviations are used in the following look up tables Table 103 and Table 104 identify the different modes Table 103 Microphone Source Look up Table...

Page 306: ...lel Status option allows Tone and DC control remote status from other positions to be reflected at this position For example if position 1 sets the frequency on channel 2 to F3 then the remaining posi...

Page 307: ...l occur during the double click There is no way to highlight or simul select channels To perform either of these tasks first toggle Inst Xmit off If Mouse Right Click Transmit is also enabled touching...

Page 308: ...st and activates PTT when paging is complete However there is a time delay after the paging tones have finished and before the audio source is switched for voice transmission The Go Ahead To Talk GATT...

Page 309: ...olume Control Levels and All Mute Timer The operator may set the speaker volume settings for each position including the Default volume Muted volume and Minimum volume settings Each value may be set b...

Page 310: ...is option mutes the receive audio of full duplex Tx channels when the system is transmitting Generally this should be enabled to prevent microphone feedback When enabled use the slider control to set...

Page 311: ...he language used for IntegratorRD programmable labels If Chinese or Arabic is selected a file will be requested for storing the Unicode translations See Figure 83 Figure 83 Text Button Labels Dialog B...

Page 312: ...alerts is provided From the main menu the Paging Encoder menu allows you to define the formats and configuration for encoding in the system Figure 85 Paging Encoder Definition Dialog Box Up to 14 lead...

Page 313: ...leading digit A list of all available formats is displayed Select the desired format and an entry form for the configuration of that format Note Changing the configuration of a leading digit after de...

Page 314: ...Mot A 0359 0398 0442 0490 0543 0603 0668 0741 0822 0912 1012 1122 0980 Mot B 0372 0412 0457 0507 0562 0624 0692 0767 0851 0944 1047 1161 0980 Mot Z 0347 0385 0427 0473 0525 0582 0646 0716 0794 0881 0...

Page 315: ...0 call Label Tone A Duration Gap Duration Tone B Duration Group Call Duration Mot GE 1 00 0 00 3 00 8 00 Mot 0 40 0 00 0 80 8 00 NEC B 1 00 0 00 3 00 6 00 NEC A 1 00 0 00 3 00 6 00 NEC C 1 00 0 00 1 0...

Page 316: ...6 6 6 1 4 6 6 4 Mot L 0 0 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 6 5 5 6 6 6 1 5 6 6 5 Mot M 4 2 2 3 2 2 3 3 4 4 3 2 2 4 4 2 3 4 4 3 Mot N 4 2 2 3 2 2 3 3 3 2 5 5 2 5 5 2 3 5 5 3 Mot P 4 2 2 3 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 6 6 6 6 2 3 6 6 3...

Page 317: ...EEA CCIR 100 ZVEI 2 DZVEI DDZVEI Digits 0 600 1981 2400 1981 1981 2400 2200 2400 1 741 1124 1060 1124 1124 1060 970 1060 2 882 1197 1160 1197 1197 1160 1060 1160 3 1023 1275 1270 1275 1275 1270 1160...

Page 318: ...ck Call 1 See Table 114 for the quick call frequency lookup table Table 114 Quick Call Frequency Look up Table Preamble Tone 800mS 750mS 350mS 300mS 50mS 50mS 50mS 50mS DTMF Tones 1209 1336 1477 1633...

Page 319: ...are ignored and IntegratorRD generates a pre defined Alert for the configured duration The following list identifies which alert is generated based on the second digit 0 Custom beep 1 Slow siren 2 Fas...

Page 320: ...grouped together for selection by the operator The association of the Instant Call page with a page group is described in the next section Assigning a Page Group Label The Page Group Label can be one...

Page 321: ...stant Call The Instant Call No field allows you to select the instant call to be edited by using the Next and Previous buttons To access a specific Instant call type the number in the Instant Call No...

Page 322: ...Paging Capcodes The Capcode s field allows you to specify the pages to be performed when this instant call is selected More than one page may be stacked by listing several capcodes separated by commas...

Page 323: ...digit BE For example 7BE Priority voice site wide call leading digit BP For example 7BP Short status message site wide call leading digit BD text message The maximum length for text message is 25 char...

Page 324: ...smit page types a list of channels is available to be checked for steering the page to the appropriate channel For multiple frequency channel types you may also specify a frequency select number in th...

Page 325: ...ack The new stack is added to the end of the list of stacks To reconfigure an existing stack click its name in the Major Response Pages list 3 Type the Name of the stack which is used as the button la...

Page 326: ...stack and using the arrow buttons adjacent to the list of pages The order configured here is the order that the stacks will appear in IntegratorRD 9 To delete an existing stack click its name in the M...

Page 327: ...al Model 4115 Expansion Panels See Figure 89 The Keyboard Button Layout entry form presents the 16 function keys of the keyboard in the same arrangement as on the physical keyboard Below the 16 functi...

Page 328: ...ain any printable character including spaces except commas Figure 89 Audio Panel Definition Expansion Panel The Expansion Panel Button Layout entry form presents the 60 buttons of the expansion panel...

Page 329: ...ctions for radio CAD instant recall intercom etc Group Patch Assign a patch group Group Select Assign a group selection Group Transmit Assign a group transmit Instant Call Pages Assign an Instant Call...

Page 330: ...ttons on the keyboard in the same arrangement as the console screen along with groups of button functions that can be dragged onto the desired button location Simply position the mouse over the button...

Page 331: ...a list of the different types of buttons select between the Standard Functions Wireless Functions and Menu Options tabs at the bottom of the screen to change the groups of displayed button types Stand...

Page 332: ...r the button For a description of each Function Option button see Appendix F IntegratorRD Buttons on page 393 Entering Display Setup Button Labels The Display Select Labels menu on the Button Assignme...

Page 333: ...figuration Data Dialog Box Up to 16 configurations can be created to copy data from one configuration to another This can be accomplished by moving the mouse cursor over the source configuration the o...

Page 334: ...25 9533Y Saving a Configuration After entering the system configuration information the file must be saved to create the configuration files for the console See Getting Started on page 261 for details...

Page 335: ...er automatically or manually The user interface has configurable display and report settings This chapter describes the Radio System Management Program For information about the message format and con...

Page 336: ...e Setup Hardware setup consists of connecting a cable and setting STC card switches If two STC cards are used set their switches identically 1 Connect a standard serial cable DB 9 to DB 9 from the Rad...

Page 337: ...gram The program provides real time data and allows the user to set report destinations report run times and channel names Initialization The first time you run the Radio System Management Program the...

Page 338: ...Management Program 338 025 9533Y Figure 98 Main Screen Waiting for Time Update As soon as the time has been processed the Channel Information and Console Information data areas will appear as shown i...

Page 339: ...339 RSMP Operation Figure 99 Main Screen...

Page 340: ...e program Note that all current information is saved Reports Daily Summary Outputs the current data to a file and or printer if they are enabled in the settings area When selected a file naming window...

Page 341: ...hannels you want included in reports You can click Cancel to exit without saving changes To set active channels 1 From the Options menu click Channels and then Set This will display the channel select...

Page 342: ...els COM Port Settings 1 Choose the COM port for serial data see Figure 101 2 Click Options and COM Port and select the COM port to which the serial cable is connected 3 If the COM port is busy or not...

Page 343: ...ud Rate Set Up Reports 1 From the menu bar click 24 hour Reporting Time see Figure 103 2 Click Options and Data Collection Start Time Select the hour you want the 24 hour report generated When the rep...

Page 344: ...rinter 1 Click Options Report Generation Destination and Setup Printer see Figure 104 This will bring up a printer selection screen Select the printer paper size and paper orientation for the 24 hour...

Page 345: ...l be generated only when you click Reports and Daily Summary from the menu 7 On the main screen in the Settings area check the PRINTER output Enabled box to send reports to the printer and check the F...

Page 346: ...an existing file The 24 hour report shows the date and time of the report and radio information for each active channel with radio activity Channels that have had no radio activity will not be printed...

Page 347: ...vity will be reported as console 16 Chan xx Tx Num Number of transmits to this channel All Ch Tx Time Total time in minutes this console was transmitting to any channel All Ch Tx Num Total number of t...

Page 348: ...01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Chan 12 Tx Num 1427 1351 qty Chan 16 Tx Num 1428 1374 qty All Ch Tx Time 0515 0515 min All Ch Tx Num 5575 5588 qty Avg Seconds Tx 005 005 sec Element Fo...

Page 349: ...ns 1 chan 16 09 21 1998 06 58 30 65 C 15 CR TD call on chan 15 rmt func TD 09 21 1998 06 58 33 36 c 15 CR TD call off chan 15 rmt func TD 09 21 1998 06 58 40 72 S 01 15 X Site Icom on cons 1 chan 15 0...

Page 350: ...Radio System Management Program 350 025 9533Y...

Page 351: ...methods 2 Select each channel in turn and key it up using your preferred transmit button Ensure each channel keys up properly 3 With the headset handset unplugged ensure receive audio on the selected...

Page 352: ...eck to see that the correct page was transmitted and that it transmitted on the correct channel and frequency as programmed 7 Set up a patch between two separate channels Make sure that the two channe...

Page 353: ...e used to record statistics related to console and channel specific call and transmit activity Available statistics include the sum of the duration of all calls on specific channels the transmit activ...

Page 354: ...ur2 Min1 Min2 Sec1 Sec2 Hun1 Hun2 Ranges are Hour 00 23 Min 00 59 Sec 00 59 Hun 00 99 hundredths of a second Example 13 40 45 56 Source Consists of two ASCII characters S1 S2 The range of source value...

Page 355: ...message to the consoles ANIs can be one of many tone formats some with unknown ID lengths One example of an ANI is a string of DTMF digits When the STC detects the Call Off from the UDCC it reports t...

Page 356: ...on Type B example ANI 207 1550 FleetSync ID 10 22 2009 15 37 23 45 a 02 CR 0F 0A 00 07 0A 0F 01 05 05 00 C1 Starting at the first 0F of the example 0F status of 15 normal ID 0E would be an emergency I...

Page 357: ...nd T this is intentionally the same command as Local Transmit Rmt Param P1 The remote parameters are identified in the Remote Function Parameters table Table 118 Example 02 19 1998 13 40 21 37 T 01 46...

Page 358: ...ges from the channels and consoles are identified in Table 118 Table 118 Remote Function Parameters Tone Remote Function P1 P2 DC Remote Function P1 P2 650 T0 2 5 D0 750 T1 5 0 F1 D1 850 F8 T2 7 5 D2...

Page 359: ...ng Check the rear of panel s CCE LIVE LED and CIC cards CONS LIVE LED If one or both are not illuminated it s likely a data wiring problem DATA wiring of CI and IC pairs Check both the CCE position pu...

Page 360: ...the serial port baud rate at 9600 and prevent timeout errors Siren coming from 4217 on power up When installing the IntegratorRD system or replacing the PC you may hear the Model 4217 giving a siren...

Page 361: ...lt LED is lit on a single power supply in a dual supply setup and the measured voltage is inside the normal range this indicates there is imbalanced sharing Increase the voltage on the supply with the...

Page 362: ...Appendix B Troubleshooting 362 025 9533Y...

Page 363: ...m DOS version and CPSW Console Programming System for Windows See Console Programming System on page 193 Main topics in this appendix DC and Tone Remote Function Definitions on page 364 Achieving Moto...

Page 364: ...ON PL MON 5 0 mA RPTR OFF R2 OFF F3 7 5 mA 10 0 mA 12 5 mA F1 W O PL F4 15 0 mA 15 5 mA Tone Freq T1R1 T2R2 T4R4 T8R8 650Hz 750Hz 850Hz F8 950Hz F7 1050Hz PL4 WC 2 OFF PL4 WC 2 OFF WC 2 OFF F6 1150Hz...

Page 365: ...he DC Dual Channel Card If the A channel of a Dual Channel Card needs Motorola GE standard currents close option switch 6 of the card s configuration switch If the B channel of the Dual Channel Card n...

Page 366: ...2 524 6 903 2 1433 4 912 0 A none none none none none none 1011 6 B none none none none none none 1122 1 Diagonal Tone 569 1 979 9 569 1 569 1 979 9 979 9 979 9 Tone Tone Groups Number Mot B Mot Z GE...

Page 367: ...2 2 2 2 2 2 4 3 4 3 3xx 5 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 2 4 2 5 2 3 3 3 3 4xx 1 6 4 4 3 2 3 2 4 4 4 4 2 6 4 4 4 4 5xx 5 5 3 2 5 5 2 6 5 5 2 6 5 5 5 5 3 6 6xx 6 6 2 4 2 5 6 6 2 5 6 6 6 6 3 5 6 6 7xx 6 1 4 2 5 2 6 2...

Page 368: ...4 4 569 1 4 4 569 1 4xx 953 7 Mot 4 5xx 5 5 979 9 5 5 979 9 5xx 953 7 Mot 5 6xx 2 1 N A 6 6 979 9 6xx 979 9 Mot 1 7xx 4 5 N A N A N A 7xx 979 9 Mot 5 8xx 5 4 N A N A N A 8xx 979 9 Mot 4 9xx 2 4 N A N...

Page 369: ...84 0 39 1025 0 55 588 0 8 3000 0 24 1723 0 40 990 0 56 568 0 9 2898 0 25 1664 0 41 956 0 57 549 0 10 2799 0 26 1608 0 42 923 0 58 530 0 11 2704 0 27 1553 0 43 892 0 59 512 0 12 2612 0 28 1500 0 44 862...

Page 370: ...igit encoding shown by x and y reverses position for each 100 pager block In Motorola GE plans the first tone is always the tens digit and the second tone is the ones digit For REACH group call 0xx gr...

Page 371: ...No 8 1747 1747 1728 2000 2000 1830 2000 Tone No 9 1860 1860 1869 2200 2200 2000 2200 A Group 2400 1055 2151 2800 885 825 970 C X Tone 2247 2400 2010 970 740 2800 2800 E Repeat 2110 2110 459 2600 970...

Page 372: ...section as a reference when defining key functions see To define a key on page 211 Channel Functions To define a channel function you must first select the channel number The channel must have been p...

Page 373: ...ious control current for that function to be maintained that is no current change After selecting the receive current tone you must also specify a current or tone to activate the transmitter for the d...

Page 374: ...ne will be sent as long as the key is held down Beeps This key causes a continuous beeping sound to be transmitted on the selected channel as long as the key is activated Steady Tone This key causes a...

Page 375: ...Pressing and holding this key will allow the channel volume to be set as described in the preceding paragraph Volume Adjust Volume Up Key This key is assigned to a specific channel to allow one hand...

Page 376: ...eceived the ANI will illuminate This light will be illuminated flashing until the ANI review key is activated Site Intercom The site intercom key allows the console operator to communicate with the ra...

Page 377: ...lete function on a given channel Instant Channel IRR Keys These keys can only be used with the Universal Dual Channel Card 950 9819 or 950 9820 and act on the specified channel A complete description...

Page 378: ...tivates CTCSS constant tone coded squelch signal over ride This key will cause the PL private line feature to be disabled thereby allowing all radio channel activity to be monitored by the console ope...

Page 379: ...for receive and transmit Tone If the channel has been defined as a tone controlled channel you will be asked to select the desired transmit and receive tone The receive tone selected will be sent when...

Page 380: ...nselected Channels This key will cause the last Unselected channel that received audio Call activity to transmit The channel will not be selected Monitor This key causes the programmed PL monitor curr...

Page 381: ...he system its channels will not show in the table If the channel chosen is tone or DC and is defined as a multi frequency channel you will be asked to select the desired function tone or I to be used...

Page 382: ...transmit key is pressed and all their received audio will be routed to the Select speaker Speaker Headset This key will cause the speaker audio to be toggled between the speakers and headset The Gree...

Page 383: ...os they will be decoded and stored in a stack in memory The ANIs are reviewed and removed from the stack by repeatedly pressing this key The LED associated with this key will blink as long as an ANI r...

Page 384: ...channel s for example by pressing this key again Page Safety If this function is programmed instant call pages will not be transmitted until this key is pressed allowing the operator to review the sel...

Page 385: ...sage each time the key is pressed until the oldest message has been reached If the IRR is playing it enters the pause mode and the playback pointer is moved to the beginning of the message that was pl...

Page 386: ...xiliary Input Output Auxiliary Input Output ports have a variety of uses Input ports can monitor alarms or show voter status Output ports can control gates gas pumps video monitors room lights and doo...

Page 387: ...be accepted if it has been previously defined using the System Configuration menu Type an interlock group number 1 32 If the interlock group has been already used this input will be added to it If no...

Page 388: ...h each press of this key The red and green LEDs will toggle to show the state of the output Spare Output Momentary The assigned spare output will be activated only as long as the key is depressed The...

Page 389: ...s Note The provided supply and load values are represented in milliamps Item Name 12V Supply Fill in Qty 12V x Qty 5V Supply Fill in Qty 5V x Qty M4048 Power Supply 950 9693 17 000 x _____ 10 000 x __...

Page 390: ...x _____ Dual Channel T R Control Card MAP27 950 0015 230 x _____ 270 x _____ Dual Channel T R Control Card iDEN 950 9862 230 x _____ 270 x _____ Dual Channel T R Control Card MDX 950 9617 230 x _____...

Page 391: ...same manual page stack This delay only occurs for manually entered page stacks i e for two or more pages entered via Paging DTMF keypad Because each page can be sent out over different channels Insta...

Page 392: ...ors can use the Transmit key or a PTT button to override the default Talk Time by extending or cancelling the transmission Once the Transmit key or a PTT button is pressed the default Talk Time is can...

Page 393: ...egratorRDPS buttons to be assigned are grouped as shown in the following figure To find a description of these buttons see the appropriate matching section Standard Functions on page 394 Wireless Func...

Page 394: ...401 Alerts Alert 1 2 3 and 4 When one of the Alert keys is pressed an alert or test tone will be transmitted over all selected channels When the Alert key is released the tone transmission will stop...

Page 395: ...ay key is used to start playback of the current message stored in the Instant Recall Recorder of the selected channel Note that this function is only available with the DSP Dual Channel Card This func...

Page 396: ...patching hardware installed 4048 Enhanced Patch Card with 8 16 or 24 available paths 4020 Enhanced Patch Card with 8 or 16 available paths 10 maximum usable If another console has activated a patch pa...

Page 397: ...k key will remove the current alarm message and if there are additional alarm messages display the next alarm in the queue When all alarms have been acknowledged the alarm message display will be blan...

Page 398: ...has been received the ANI identification will have a flashing bullet appended to the ID The Review ANI key will remove the displayed ID and display the next ID Repeater On and Off The Rptr On and Rptr...

Page 399: ...ected channel The priority marker entry fields specify the frequency duration interval and amplitude of the marker tone The following identifies the range limits on each entry Frequency 600 to 2000 Hz...

Page 400: ...the CAD disable condition will be automatically removed Pressing the Disable CAD key while CAD disable is active will cause the disable to cancel allowing CAD control over the console Page Control Pa...

Page 401: ...ute key again to return the volume to its original level Speaker Headset If the console includes an auxiliary headset and associated jack box the user may select where console audio is directed using...

Page 402: ...ey depressed indicates that scanning is on key not depressed indicates that scanning is off Pressing this key is functionally equivalent to pressing the SCN key on the radio Scan A D Pressing this key...

Page 403: ...t to pressing the A2 key on the radio The Group Up and Group Down keys are used to select the radio to which the special call will be made I Call Up Down Cycles up or down through the individual calls...

Page 404: ...annel Status module during the time there is no call activity LTR System Up and System Down The LTR Sys Up and Down keys search the user ID list looking for the next or previous user ID with a differe...

Page 405: ...an iDEN radio iDEN Group Up and Down These buttons allow the operator to scroll through the programmed iDEN groups iDEN Group Select This button allows the operator to select the current iDEN group d...

Page 406: ...between calls logged in the call history window Call Delete This button deletes the currently selected highlighted call in the call history window Call Reply This button sets up a call to the radio ID...

Page 407: ...field radio diversion 3rd Party Divert This button allows the M427 dispatcher to divert a field radio to another field radio ID Check ESN This button provides the information about the electronic ser...

Page 408: ...hannel declaring an emergency MDC 1200 Emergency Ack This message is sent as a response to an emergency alert to the radio that sends the emergency Menu Options Placement Menu Options can only be plac...

Page 409: ...u provides the only way to exit the console software The Misc Menu option is required for operating the console Page Select If the system is configured for paging the Page Select menu option will acti...

Page 410: ...e transmitters with a single key press To do this press the Xmit Groups menu option and then press and hold one of the 16 Transmit Group keys Note that performing a group transmit will not affect the...

Page 411: ...e default 305 auxiliary I O setting up 276 auxiliary output 71 B busy transmit inhibit 51 button labels group patch 332 setup 332 XMT 332 C cables audio panel 239 242 CCE to IntegratorRD 239 242 model...

Page 412: ...custom call paging 318 D DC backup 34 default audio source 305 defining instant call pages 320 major response pages 325 radio channels 267 the card type 268 definitions custom call 302 dynamic group...

Page 413: ...s 245 Installation Sequence 22 installation verification 351 Instant Call Pages adding to a stack 326 instant call pages adding or removing 321 associating with page group 321 labels 321 instant trans...

Page 414: ...rd Configuration 114 Wireless Interface Option 111 MAP27 audio level settings 128 MDC 1200 Channel ID 274 Command Confirmation 286 Emergency Mode 286 PTT ID Mode 273 275 Radio Disable 276 Radio Enable...

Page 415: ...is 139 programming Harris radios 139 PTT ID Mode MDC 1200 273 275 punchdown blocks 39 72 87 push to talk 71 PWR cord for M4219 158 Q Quick Call 1 paging 318 quitting RDPS 266 R RACS mode 272 radio cab...

Page 416: ...aker wiring monitor A B 226 specifications 25 M4217B audio panel 239 specifying frequency control functions 271 PL control functions 271 standard input set color 277 set name 277 status ID definitions...

Page 417: ...417 Index wiring accessories 164 wall jack 86 wiring diagram for M4219 244 X XMT button labels 332 XP settings 247...

Page 418: ...Index 418 025 9533Y...

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