Skanti TRP 5000, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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3.13.25 A self adhesive sticker should be placed on the package of each PROM
indicating in which column and socket (A, B, or C) it is to be mounted.
3.13.26
Programming procedure step by step
l.
Calculate for each Frequency No. the synthesiser frequency from the
transmitting frequency as shown in table 13.12.4, find the correct BAND
(for a coastal telephone frequency table 3.11.2 is used), and decide
whether it is to be a radiotelephone frequency (RT) or a radiotelegraph
frequency (WT)
2.
Mount the three PROMS in their respective sockets on /241\. (Take care
that they are correctly positioned).
3
. Turn on the PROGRAMMING UNIT
4.
Adjust the seven sliders according to step 1
5
. Select by means of the Keyboard the Frequency No. to be programmed (The
displays may now flash, but this is unimportant).
If the lamp of the grey pushbutton lights, the Frequency No. chosen has
already been programmed and a new Frequency No. must be selected.
6.
Place the Programming Pin in one of the holes in the window of the
tool; beginning from the right.
If this hole position is un-programmed the lamp of the red pushbutton
will extinguish.
7.
Activate the red pushbutton
The lamp of the red pushbutton will now light if the programming was
successful .
As long as there are un-programmed hole positions the steps 6 and 7 are
repeated.
If the lamp of the red pushbutton does not light, step 7 is repeated
until it lights. (]f this turns out to be impossible then proceed to
step g).
8.
Program "Enable" hole position in the middle of the Programming Tool,
thus enabling this Frequency No.
If there are more Frequency No’s to program then go back to step 4,
otherwise to step 16.
If there is a hole position, which cannot be programmed
9.
Select a new un-programmed Frequency No. and start from step 6
If it turns out, after having performed step 8, that a mistake was made
concerning the information already programmed:
10. Adjust the "MHz"-slider, so that a black field appears in the window
11. Place the Programming Pin in one of the two associated holes
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