Attachment 4 - HF Transceiver (MSN8200) Specification Information.pdf

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OPERATING & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

HF TRANSCEIVER

MSN8200

MANUFACTURER: Thales UK

Part Number : 649082

This document is the property of THALES UK. It cannot be reproduced, disclosed or utilized without the company’s prior written approval.

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LIST OF REVISED ISSUES

Index Date Revisions

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SAFETY SUMMARY

The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation, service and repair of this equipment. Failure to comply with these precautions, or those that carry specific warnings elsewhere in this manual, violates safety standards of design, manufacture and intended use of the equipment.

Thales assumes no liability for the user’s failure to comply with these requirements.

Read and follow the recommendations in this handbook to minimize the risk of injury.

NOTE:

This symbol, found both on the device and throughout this manual, denotes a caution or warning. When this symbol is encountered during all phases of operation, service and repair of this equipment, please be sure to first carefully read the corresponding section in this manual.

GROUND THE EQUIPMENT

This equipment has a low leakage current to earth.

To minimise shock hazard, the equipment chassis must be connected to an electrical ground, through the IEC mains connector.

KEEP AWAY FROM LIVE CIRCUITS

Operating personnel must not remove equipment covers. Component replacements and internal adjustment must be undertaken by suitably qualified maintenance personnel. Do not replace components with the power cable connected. Under certain conditions, dangerous voltages may exist even with the power cable removed. To avoid injury, always disconnect and discharge circuits before touching them.

See the text concerning the HAZARDS RELATED TO ELECTRIC CURRENTS

DO NOT SERVICE OR ADJUST ALONE

Do not attempt internal service or adjustments unless another person, capable of rendering first aid resuscitation, is present.

DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS OR MODIFY EQUIPMENT

Due to the danger of introducing additional hazards, do not substitute parts or perform any unauthorized modification to the equipment.

DO NOT OPERATE IN AM EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE

Do not operate the equipment in the presence of flammable gases or fumes.

Operation of any electrical equipment in such an environment constitutes a definite safety hazard.

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ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION HAZARDS

During maintenance phase, ensure that the equipment is not radiating nor antenna cables connected.

WARNING:

DO NOT EMIT NEAR OPERATOR BEFORE PROCEEDING TO

THE CHECK OF THE CONNECTION ANTENNA.

REFER TO ASSOCIATED POWER AMPLIFIER HANDBOOK.

If testing equipment into antenna ensure frequencies and power levels are approved by customers licensing conditions.

Ensure antenna safe distances for personnel are in place and SOP’s complied with.

CHEMICAL HAZARDS

There are no chemical hazards related to this equipment

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ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL SAFETY INFORMATION

1 INTRODUCTION

MSN8200 is designed to operate safely when installed and used according to the product instructions and general safety practices. The guidelines included in this chapter explain the potential risks associated with equipment operation and provide important safety practices designed to minimize these risks. Carefully following the information contained in this chapter, and the specific instructions provided with equipment, protects individuals from hazards and creates a safer work environment.

2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

This equipment operates safely when used according to their marked electrical ratings and product usage instructions.

Servicing

Other than the exceptions explained elsewhere in the Handbook documentation, do not service any equipment yourself. Opening or removing covers that are marked with warning symbols or labels may expose you to electric shock. Service needed on components, inside these compartments, should be carried out by qualified maintenance personnel.

Ventilation

Openings in the equipment are provided for ventilation and should never be blocked or covered, since these ensure reliable operation of the product and protect it from overheating.

Allow sufficient air circulation around the equipment to ensure adequate cooling of the device. Prevent direct exposure to radiant heat sources.

Water and Moisture

Do not use the equipment in a wet location.

Protective Earth.

The equipment has a three-wire electrical grounding-type plug with a third pin for grounding.

This plug only fits into a grounded electrical power. This is a safety feature. Do not override the safety purpose of the plug by inserting it into a non-grounded outlet, or connecting to a source with no ground connection.

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NOTE This symbol indicates a chassis earth connection.

This connection should be connected to a functional (RF quiet) earth to enhance the performance of the receiver system, which will enhance the immunity of the equipment against conducted and radiated RF disturbance. It is also recommended that earth continuity is checked at regular intervals.

WARNING THERE IS A RISK OF INJURY FROM ELECTRIC SHOCK

IF THE INSTUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED.

Power Sources

The equipment should be operated only from the correct power source (refer to installation section Chapter4 this manual)

NOTE This symbol indicates the presence of electric shock hazards.

Enclosures marked with these symbols should be opened only by an authorized service provider.

WARNING TO AVOID RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT OPEN.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL

When connecting and removing antenna connections there is a risk of electric shock from co-sited transmitters.

Ensure appropriate precautions are taken.

NOTE This symbol indicates the presence of neutral fuse. Thus both live and neutral lines in the power supply are fused to allow for floating supply faults.

Cleaning

Unplug the product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

Replacement Parts

When replacement parts are required, ensure the service provider uses replacement parts specified by this Manual.

Repair

Installing accessories in safety interlocked areas should be carried out only by persons who are qualified in servicing equipment and trained to deal with products capable of producing hazardous energy levels.

Rack-Mountable

As a rack allows for equipment components to be stacked vertically, precautions must be taken to ensure rack stability and safety:

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NOTE: The ON/OFF switch located on the front panel (Figure 2-1:

Front panel) does not completely switch off the transceiver.

It disables all internal supply rails within the transceiver except the standby supply within the power supply module.

HAZARD WARNING

The equipment uses potentially lethal voltages. All personnel must follow the following safety guidelines:

Do not rely fully on electrical safety systems (i.e.: circuit breakers, grounded or insulated drawer and door knobs).

Verify that the safety devices are working.

Shut off power supplies when servicing the equipment, and disconnect the mains supply cable.

Be aware that the safety devices are designed for ordinary access points. Hazardous circuitry may be revealed if the equipment is taken apart or opened.

Discharge the capacitors. Hazardous voltage may remain in the capacitors after power is shut off, allow time for them to discharge.

WARNING: DO NOT BE MISLEAD BY THE TERM "LOW VOLTAGE" (LV). A 50-VOLT

SHOCK CAN BE FATAL.

ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD) HAZARDS

In order to protect the components and printed circuits against electrostatic discharges, wear an electrostatic discharge bracelet and connect the free end to an electrical ground before performing any work on electric circuitry.

Take the following precautions:

Do not remove electricity-sensitive electronic circuitry from its protective packaging until it is ready for installation.

Once you have removed the electronic circuit from its protective packaging, do not put it down until it is installed in the equipment or replaced in its protective packaging.

LITHIUM BATTERIES.

Batteries are only to be replaced using the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer.

DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL

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The disposal of hazardous material is to be carried out in accordance with the latest local Safety Orders and Regulations.

For environmental protection, batteries and electrical boards must be disposed of in accordance with Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) 2002/96/EC regulations through licensed disposal operators.

It is advised that all condemned equipment should be passed through internal corporate processes for appropriate disposal.

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Thales UK equipment is subject to continuous development and improvement and, in consequence, may incorporate minor detail changes from the information contained in this handbook.

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CONTENTS

ABBREVIATIONS

REGULATION INFORMATION

0 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE MANUAL

0.1 PURPOSE

0.2 ORGANIZATION OF THE MANUAL

0.2.1 Numbering of Pages

0.2.2 Numbering of Figures

0.2.3 AESP Structure

1 PURPOSE AND PLANNING INFORMATION ...................................................... 1-24

1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................ 1-24

1.2 Description ................................................................................................................ 1-26

1.2.1 Chassis ............................................................................................................... 1-26

1.2.2 Control architecture ............................................................................................ 1-27

1.2.3 Key Characteristics ............................................................................................. 1-27

1.2.4 Physical characteristics ...................................................................................... 1-27

1.2.5 Power supply ...................................................................................................... 1-28

1.2.6 Cooling ............................................................................................................... 1-29

1.3 Optional equipment ................................................................................................... 1-29

1.3.1 Rack mount kit, 19 inch (Optional) ..................................................................... 1-29

1.3.2 Electrical Accessory kit (Optional) ...................................................................... 1-29

1.4 Maintenance philosophy ............................................................................................ 1-30

1.5 Compatability with Series 6000 Radio ....................................................................... 1-30

2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................. 2-31

2.1 Control Background ................................................................................................... 2-31

2.1.1 General ............................................................................................................... 2-31

2.1.2 Terminology overview ......................................................................................... 2-31

2.1.3 Device addressing .............................................................................................. 2-32

2.1.4 Master/slave control units ................................................................................... 2-32

2.2 Control Unit Operation ............................................................................................... 2-33

2.2.1 Start Up .............................................................................................................. 2-33

2.2.2 Communications Management System (CMS) control ....................................... 2-33

2.2.3 Remote/local control ........................................................................................... 2-34

2.2.4 User permissions ................................................................................................ 2-34

2.2.5 Power on/off Control ........................................................................................... 2-35

2.2.6 Control Unit User interface ................................................................................. 2-35

2.2.7 Menu overview ................................................................................................... 2-39

2.2.8 Directory ............................................................................................................. 2-39

2.2.9 Login ................................................................................................................... 2-40

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2.2.10 Select devices ................................................................................................. 2-42

2.2.11 Operator pages ............................................................................................... 2-42

2.2.12 Directory page ................................................................................................. 2-45

2.2.13 Selection of the desired Radio device ............................................................. 2-46

2.2.14 Supervisor Pages ............................................................................................ 2-46

2.3 Transceiver screens and menus – General .............................................................. 2-54

2.3.2 Receiver Screen ................................................................................................. 2-56

2.3.3 Receiver Key Maps ............................................................................................ 2-58

2.3.4 Radio Channel modes ........................................................................................ 2-58

2.3.5 Error and BIT information display ....................................................................... 2-58

2.3.6 Presentation of menu information ....................................................................... 2-59

2.4 Receiver Control ........................................................................................................ 2-59

2.4.1 Receiver Main Menu ........................................................................................... 2-59

2.4.2 Receiver Free Channel ....................................................................................... 2-62

2.4.3 Receiver Channel ............................................................................................... 2-66

2.4.4 Errors and BIT .................................................................................................... 2-68

2.4.5 Radio Scanning .................................................................................................. 2-70

2.5 How To ...................................................................................................................... 2-72

2.5.1 Set a receiver Channel up .................................................................................. 2-72

2.5.2 Recall a previously configured channel for use .................................................. 2-72

2.5.3 Frequency scan .................................................................................................. 2-72

2.5.4 Channel scan ...................................................................................................... 2-73

2.5.5 Exciter Screen .................................................................................................... 2-74

2.5.6 Key to display symbols ....................................................................................... 2-75

2.5.7 Principles of operation with power amplifiers and couplers ................................ 2-76

2.6 Transmitter Control .................................................................................................... 2-77

2.6.1 Exciter Main Menu .............................................................................................. 2-77

2.6.2 Exciter Free Channel .......................................................................................... 2-80

2.6.3 Exciter Channel .................................................................................................. 2-83

2.7 CU Supervisor Features ............................................................................................ 2-84

2.7.1 CU Device Details Screens ................................................................................ 2-84

2.7.2 Radio Device Selected ....................................................................................... 2-86

2.8 Reciever Supervisors additional functions................................................................. 2-91

2.8.1 Audio Menus ....................................................................................................... 2-91

2.8.2 Receiver Config Menu ........................................................................................ 2-94

2.9 Exciter Supervisors additional functions .................................................................... 2-98

2.9.1 Exciter Config Menu ........................................................................................... 2-98

2.9.2 Exciter Audio menus ......................................................................................... 2-101

2.9.3 Supervisor additional functions in the config more menu of the exciter ........... 2-104

2.10 Wide Band Operation MIL-STD 188-110C .............................................................. 2-105

2.10.1 General ......................................................................................................... 2-105

2.10.2 Operation ...................................................................................................... 2-106

2.11 Seris 6000 radio features no longer supported ....................................................... 2-106

2.11.1 RIT ................................................................................................................ 2-106

2.11.2 External Frequency Reference ..................................................................... 2-106

2.11.3 Receiver Bandwidths .................................................................................... 2-106

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2.11.4 Receiver Modes ............................................................................................ 2-106

2.12 Notes on DSP demodulation operation ................................................................... 2-106

2.12.1 Reception in SSB Modes .............................................................................. 2-106

2.12.2 Reception In A3E Mode ................................................................................ 2-108

2.12.3 Reception In A1A Mode ................................................................................ 2-108

2.12.4 Reception in Centred FSK Mode .................................................................. 2-109

2.12.5 Reception Conclusions ................................................................................. 2-111

2.12.6 LINK11 AGC Operation ................................................................................ 2-111

3 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ............................................................................... 3-112

3.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 3-112

3.1.1 Technical description ........................................................................................ 3-112

4 INSTALLATION AND SETTING TO WORK ....................................................... 4-124

4.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 4-124

4.2 Installation ............................................................................................................... 4-125

4.2.1 General ............................................................................................................. 4-125

4.2.2 Unpacking ......................................................................................................... 4-125

4.2.3 Reshipping ........................................................................................................ 4-125

4.3 Installation considerations ....................................................................................... 4-126

4.3.1 Planning ............................................................................................................ 4-126

4.3.2 Antenna site ...................................................................................................... 4-128

4.3.3 Adequate ground .............................................................................................. 4-128

4.4 Wild Heat ................................................................................................................. 4-128

4.5 Physical characteristics ........................................................................................... 4-129

4.5.1 General ............................................................................................................. 4-129

4.5.2 Weight .............................................................................................................. 4-129

4.5.3 Centre of Gravity .............................................................................................. 4-129

4.6 mechanical outline drawings ................................................................................... 4-129

4.7 Rack mount installation ........................................................................................... 4-130

4.8 Rear Panel Electrical Interfaces .............................................................................. 4-130

4.8.1 Overview of connectors .................................................................................... 4-130

4.9 AC power supply ..................................................................................................... 4-133

4.10 Control InterfaceS ................................................................................................... 4-133

4.10.1 Local Bus ...................................................................................................... 4-133

4.11 Limitations ............................................................................................................... 4-134

4.12 Connector and interface descriptions ...................................................................... 4-134

4.12.1 PA Local BUS ............................................................................................... 4-134

4.12.2 A & B Radio Remote Connections R1- J2 and R1 – J3 ................................ 4-135

4.13 Setting to work ......................................................................................................... 4-143

4.13.1 Preparation ................................................................................................... 4-143

4.13.2 Physical Installation ...................................................................................... 4-143

4.13.3 Pre power on settings ................................................................................... 4-143

4.13.4 Power up ....................................................................................................... 4-147

4.13.5 Engineering Menus ....................................................................................... 4-147

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4.13.6 Setting tone keying on AUX IN line ............................................................... 4-147

4.13.7 Setting up the Audio line levels ..................................................................... 4-148

4.13.8 BIT ................................................................................................................ 4-148

4.14 Radio Engineering Menus ....................................................................................... 4-148

4.14.1 Serial port data rate and format .................................................................... 4-148

4.14.2 Configure Timing ........................................................................................... 4-148

4.14.3 Coupler timing ............................................................................................... 4-149

4.14.4 Carrier operated relay (COR) configuration .................................................. 4-149

4.14.5 Protocol flags ................................................................................................ 4-149

4.14.6 CW Hold Time ............................................................................................... 4-149

4.14.7 Non CW hold time ......................................................................................... 4-150

4.14.8 Rx Delay Time .............................................................................................. 4-150

4.14.9 Coupler Switching Time ................................................................................ 4-150

4.14.10 PA switch Time ............................................................................................. 4-150

4.14.11 MCU Fitted .................................................................................................... 4-150

4.14.12 GB Response Delay ..................................................................................... 4-150

4.14.13 GB Timeout and LB Timeout ........................................................................ 4-150

4.14.14 LB Poll Interval .............................................................................................. 4-150

4.14.15 LB Time out ................................................................................................... 4-150

4.14.16 Aux Port Pass Through ................................................................................. 4-150

4.15 Control Unit Engineering Menus.............................................................................. 4-154

4.15.1 Date and time ................................................................................................ 4-154

4.15.2 Keypad test ................................................................................................... 4-155

4.15.3 Force slave ................................................................................................... 4-155

4.15.4 CU configuration ........................................................................................... 4-156

4.15.5 CU address ................................................................................................... 4-157

4.15.6 Global port configuration ............................................................................... 4-157

4.15.7 CMS port configuration ................................................................................. 4-160

4.15.8 Poll interval ................................................................................................... 4-162

4.15.9 Response timeout ......................................................................................... 4-162

4.15.10 CMS status ................................................................................................... 4-163

4.15.11 Software update ............................................................................................ 4-165

4.15.12 CU diagnostics .............................................................................................. 4-166

4.15.13 Device timeout .............................................................................................. 4-167

4.15.14 Device poll count ........................................................................................... 4-167

4.15.15 Exit ................................................................................................................ 4-168

4.15.16 Device details ................................................................................................ 4-169

4.15.17 CU details ..................................................................................................... 4-169

4.15.18 Network ......................................................................................................... 4-171

4.15.19 Network control ............................................................................................. 4-171

4.15.20 Detect device ................................................................................................ 4-173

4.15.21 Detect CU ..................................................................................................... 4-173

4.15.22 Comms statistics ........................................................................................... 4-174

4.15.23 Network directory .......................................................................................... 4-174

4.15.24 Errors and BIT information ............................................................................ 4-178

4.15.25 Application software ...................................................................................... 4-179

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4.15.26 Batch files ..................................................................................................... 4-179

5 MAINTENANCE INFORMATION ........................................................................ 5-179

5.1 DIAGNOSTIC MAINTENANCE - Overview ............................................................. 5-179

5.1.1 CDM Assembly Indicators ............................................................................... 5-180

5.2 Fault Diagnostics ..................................................................................................... 5-180

5.2.1 Unable to Run Diagnostic BIT .......................................................................... 5-180

5.2.2 No Audio output On CU .................................................................................... 5-182

5.2.3 No Audio Line output to external system .......................................................... 5-182

5.2.4 Unable to key the radio for transmission .......................................................... 5-182

5.2.5 No transmit modulation ..................................................................................... 5-182

5.2.6 Diagnostic BIT related Faults ........................................................................... 5-183

5.3 CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE .............................................................................. 5-190

5.3.1 Safety Notices .................................................................................................. 5-190

5.3.2 MSN8200 mechanical outline drawing ............................................................. 5-190

5.3.3 Tools Required ................................................................................................. 5-190

5.3.4 Withdraw & Refit radio assembly in rack .......................................................... 5-190

5.3.5 Power down and power up radio assembly ...................................................... 5-191

5.3.6 Remove/refit radio assembly to rack ................................................................ 5-191

5.3.7 Remove/refit radio chassis lid ........................................................................... 5-192

5.3.8 Remove/replace power supply unit .................................................................. 5-192

5.3.9 Remove/replace 6.3 Amp Fuses (Only applicable to the 606488-02 edition of PSU) 5-193

5.3.10 Remove/replace CDM module ...................................................................... 5-193

5.3.11 Remove/replace RFM module ...................................................................... 5-194

5.3.12 Remove/replace PPS module ....................................................................... 5-194

5.3.13 Remove/replace blank front panel ................................................................ 5-195

5.3.14 Remove/replace fan assembly ...................................................................... 5-195

5.3.15 Remove/replace control unit ......................................................................... 5-196

5.4 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE............................................................................... 5-196

5.4.1 Air intake cleaning ............................................................................................ 5-196

5.4.2 Frequency reference adjustment ...................................................................... 5-196

5.4.3 Fan replacement ............................................................................................... 5-197

5.4.4 Memory backup batteries ................................................................................. 5-197

6 PARTS LIST ........................................................................................................ 6-198

6.1 Electrical Accessory Kit Parts .................................................................................. 6-198

6.2 Replaceable parts ................................................................................................... 6-198

6.2.1 Spared Items .................................................................................................... 6-198

7 SERIES 6000 CHASSIS UPGRADE ................................................................... 7-201

7.1 Summary ................................................................................................................. 7-201

7.2 Upgrade Task .......................................................................................................... 7-201

7.2.1 International Chassis ........................................................................................ 7-201

7.2.2 US Chassis ....................................................................................................... 7-201

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7.3 Connecting up ......................................................................................................... 7-202

7.4 Initial power up ........................................................................................................ 7-202

7.4.1 International chassis ......................................................................................... 7-202

7.4.2 US Chassis ....................................................................................................... 7-202

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Figures Page

Figure 1-1: MSN 8200 HF Radio .......................................................................................... 1-24 Figure 1-2: Radio Module Arrangement ............................................................................... 1-26 Figure 2-1: Front panel ......................................................................................................... 2-36 Figure 2-2: Screen Components .......................................................................................... 2-36 Figure 2-3 Typical Input Screen ........................................................................................... 2-38 Figure 2-4: Typical Error Information Screen ....................................................................... 2-38 Figure 2-5: Directory page .................................................................................................... 2-40 Figure 2-6: Login page ......................................................................................................... 2-41 Figure 2-7: Supervisor role login .......................................................................................... 2-41 Figure 2-8: Select devices .................................................................................................... 2-42 Figure 2-9: Operator role page ............................................................................................. 2-42 Figure 2-10: Select ‘follow’ switched audio mode ................................................................. 2-43 Figure 2-11: Select ‘fixed’ switched audio mode .................................................................. 2-43 Figure 2-12: Enter screensaver wait period .......................................................................... 2-44 Figure 2-13: Disable screensaver ......................................................................................... 2-44 Figure 2-14: Change screen backlight intensity ................................................................... 2-45 Figure 2-15: Directory page (typical) .................................................................................... 2-46 Figure 2-16 Supervisor role page ...................................................................................... 2-47 Figure 2-17 Select audio path ........................................................................................... 2-48 Figure 2-18 Select keying mode with front panel key & tone transport ............................. 2-49 Figure 2-19 Select keying mode with phantom key & tone transport ................................ 2-50 Figure 2-20 Select keying mode with serial transport ........................................................ 2-50 Figure 2-21 Disable CMS control ...................................................................................... 2-51 Figure 2-22 Enable CMS control ....................................................................................... 2-51 Figure 2-23 Isolate CMS control ........................................................................................ 2-52 Figure 2-24 Select English language text .......................................................................... 2-52 Figure 2-25 Select French language text .......................................................................... 2-53 Figure 2-26 Set date and time ........................................................................................... 2-53 Figure 2-27: Typical Exciter Only Main Screen .................................................................... 2-54 Figure 2-28: Typical Receiver Only Main Screen ................................................................. 2-54 Figure 2-29: Typical Transceiver Main Screen ..................................................................... 2-55 Figure 2-30: Receiver Screen ............................................................................................... 2-56 Figure 2-31: Receiver Main Manu Key Map ......................................................................... 2-60 Figure 2-32: Receiver Free Channel Key Map ..................................................................... 2-63 Figure 2-33: Receiver Channel Key Map ............................................................................. 2-67 Figure 2-34: Figure 2-35: Errors and Bit Key Map ................................................................ 2-69 Figure 2-36: Radio Scanning Key Map ................................................................................. 2-71 Figure 2-37: Scan Mode Displays ........................................................................................ 2-73 Figure 2-38: Series 8000 power amplifier with ACU51 coupler ............................................ 2-74 Figure 2-39: 1096 power amplifier with AEA172 coupler ..................................................... 2-75 Figure 2-40: Exciter Main Menu Key Map ............................................................................ 2-78 Figure 2-41: Exciter Free Channel Key Map ........................................................................ 2-81 Figure 2-42: Exciter Modulation Modes ................................................................................ 2-82 Figure 2-43: Exciter Channel Key Map ................................................................................. 2-83

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Figure 2-44: Select device details Page ............................................................................... 2-84 Figure 2-45: Control unit details page .................................................................................. 2-85 Figure 2-46: comment DIALOG ............................................................................................ 2-86 Figure 2-47: Supervisor role page ........................................................................................ 2-86 Figure 2-48: audio path Selection Dialog ............................................................................. 2-87 Figure 2-49: keying mode slection Dialog ............................................................................ 2-88 Figure 2-50: CMS control Dialog .......................................................................................... 2-89 Figure 2-51: CMS control Enabled Dialog ............................................................................ 2-89 Figure 2-52: CMS control Isolated Dialog ............................................................................. 2-90 Figure 2-53: English language Dialog .................................................................................. 2-90 Figure 2-54: French language Dialog ................................................................................... 2-91 Figure 2-55: Set date and time Dialog .................................................................................. 2-91 Figure 2-56: Supervisor Config Audio Key Map ................................................................... 2-93 Figure 2-57: Supervisor Config Key Map ............................................................................. 2-95 Figure 2-58: Supervisor Exciter Key Map ............................................................................. 2-99 Figure 2-59: Exciter Audio Key Map ................................................................................... 2-102 Figure 2-60: Exciter Special functions Key Map ................................................................. 2-104 Figure 2-61: IF Filter relationship SSB Mode ..................................................................... 2-107 Figure 2-62: IF Filter relationship A3E ................................................................................ 2-108 Figure 2-63: IF Filter A1A ................................................................................................... 2-109 Figure 2-64: IF Filters FSK ................................................................................................. 2-110 Figure 3-1: Key Module interconnections ........................................................................... 3-113 Figure 3-2: Module backplane Connections ....................................................................... 3-115 Figure 3-3: RFM block diagram .......................................................................................... 3-117 Figure 3-4: CDM block diagram .......................................................................................... 3-119 Figure 3-5: pps bLOCK ....................................................................................................... 3-121 Figure 4-1: Passage way Maintenace Clearance ............................................................... 4-126 Figure 4-2: Bulkhead Maintenance ClearaNce ................................................................... 4-127 Figure 4-3 Electriacl InterfaceS .......................................................................................... 4-132 Figure 4-4: MSN8200 REAR VIEW .................................................................................... 4-140 Figure 4-5: MSN8200 PLAN VIEW ..................................................................................... 4-141 Figure 4-6: Installation Diagram ......................................................................................... 4-142 Figure 4-7: Bus Bridge DIL SWITCH .................................................................................. 4-144 Figure 4-8: CDM COnfiguration .......................................................................................... 4-144 Figure 4-9 - Audio Options Circuit ...................................................................................... 4-145 Figure 4-10 - Audio Input Option Links ............................................................................... 4-146 Figure 4-11 RFM Module RS422 Link ................................................................................ 4-147 Figure 4-12 Engineer role page ....................................................................................... 4-154 Figure 4-13 Set date format ............................................................................................. 4-154 Figure 4-14 Keypad test .................................................................................................. 4-155 Figure 4-15 Enable force slave mode .............................................................................. 4-155 Figure 4-16 Disable force slave mode ............................................................................. 4-156 Figure 4-17 Control unit configuration ............................................................................. 4-156 Figure 4-18 Set control unit’s own address ..................................................................... 4-157 Figure 4-19 Set global port configuration ........................................................................ 4-158 Figure 4-20 Set global port baud rate .............................................................................. 4-158

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Figure 4-21 Set global port parity .................................................................................... 4-159 Figure 4-22 Set global port stop bits ................................................................................ 4-159 Figure 4-23 Set CMS port configuration .......................................................................... 4-160 Figure 4-24 Set CMS port baud rate ............................................................................... 4-160 Figure 4-25 Set CMS port parity ...................................................................................... 4-161 Figure 4-26 Set CMS port stop bits ................................................................................. 4-161 Figure 4-27 Set status poll interval .................................................................................. 4-162 Figure 4-28 Set message response timeout .................................................................... 4-162 Figure 4-29 Set CMS status response message to system status .................................. 4-163 Figure 4-30 Set CMS status response message to device status ................................... 4-164 Figure 4-31 Initiate software update ................................................................................ 4-165 Figure 4-32 Switch on control unit diagnostics ................................................................ 4-166 Figure 4-33 Switch off control unit diagnostics ................................................................ 4-166 Figure 4-34 Set device failure-to-respond timeout period ............................................... 4-167 Figure 4-35 Set device number of polling failures maximum count ................................. 4-168 Figure 4-36 Confirm exit control unit application ............................................................. 4-168 Figure 4-37 Select device details .................................................................................... 4-169 Figure 4-38 Control unit details page .............................................................................. 4-169 Figure 4-39 Enter comments ........................................................................................... 4-170 Figure 4-40 Network page ............................................................................................... 4-171 Figure 4-41 Require release control action before switching control ............................... 4-171 Figure 4-42 Automatic switch of control for ALE systems ............................................... 4-172 Figure 4-43 Manual detection of devices on the global bus ............................................ 4-173 Figure 4-44 Manual detection of control units on the global bus ..................................... 4-173 Figure 4-45 Network performance statistics .................................................................... 4-174 Figure 4-46 Current devices on the global bus ................................................................ 4-174 Figure 4-47 Lost devices on the global bus ..................................................................... 4-175 Figure 4-48 Unknown device addresses on the global bus ............................................. 4-175 Figure 4-49 Current control units on the global bus ........................................................ 4-176 Figure 4-50 Lost control units on the global bus .............................................................. 4-176 Figure 4-51 Unknown control unit addresses on the global bus ...................................... 4-177 Figure 4-52 Error/warning message dialog ..................................................................... 4-178

Tables

Table 1-1: Radio 649082 Part Number Editions ................................................................... 1-25 Table 1-2: Power consumption nominal figures ................................................................... 1-28 Table 2-1: Operating Modes .............................................