Becker Avionics TG660 User Manual

VHF-Ground Station

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TG660

Installation and Operation

Manual DV17900.03
Issue 03 March 2017
Article-No. 0639.583-071

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application are met and warnings be observed.
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industry standards and the requirements of the responsible aviation authority. The product
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Preface

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Dear Customer,

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Thank you for pur
product and we are confident that it will meet your expectations.

For development and m anufacturing of our product, the guidelines for highest quality and reliability
have been borne in m ind, supplemented by selection of high quality material, res ponsible production
and testing in accordance to the ISO 9001 and DIN EN 9100 standards.

Our competent customer support department will respond on any technical question you may have.
Please do not hesitate to contact us at any time.

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Table of Contents

1. General Description .................................................................................................................... 11

1.1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................. 12

1.2. Purpose of Equipment ................................................................................................................. 13

1.3. Variants Overview ....................................................................................................................... 13

1.3.1. Software Status ................................................................................................................. 13

1.4. Scope of Functionality ................................................................................................................. 14

1.4.1. Microphone Inputs ............................................................................................................ 14

1.4.2. Audio Outputs ................................................................................................................... 14

1.4.3. Side Tone Output .............................................................................................................. 14

1.4.4. HMI.................................................................................................................................... 14

1.4.5. Loudspeaker ..................................................................................................................... 14

1.4.6. Rear Panel ........................................................................................................................ 14

1.4.7. Self-Test ............................................................................................................................ 14

1.4.8. Options .............................................................................................................................. 15

1.5. Safety-Conscious Utilization ....................................................................................................... 15

1.6. Restriction for Use ....................................................................................................................... 15

1.7. Technical Data ............................................................................................................................ 16

1.7.1. General Characteristics .................................................................................................... 16

1.7.2. Receiver Data ................................................................................................................... 16

1.7.3. Transmitter Data ............................................................................................................... 17

1.7.4. Audio Output Data ............................................................................................................ 17

1.7.5. Dimensions & Weight........................................................................................................ 18

1.7.6. Certifications ..................................................................................................................... 18

1.8. Order Code.................................................................................................................................. 19

1.8.1. TG660 ............................................................................................................................... 19

1.8.2. Accessories ....................................................................................................................... 19

1.8.3. Spare Parts ....................................................................................................................... 20

2. Installation .................................................................................................................................... 21

2.1. Limitations ................................................................................................................................... 21

2.2. Packaging, Transport, Storage ................................................................................................... 21

2.2.1. Packaging Material and Transport .................................................................................... 22

2.3. Device Assignment ..................................................................................................................... 22

2.3.1. Scope of Delivery .............................................................................................................. 22

2.3.2. Additional Required Equipment ........................................................................................ 22

2.3.3. Type Plate ......................................................................................................................... 23

2.4. Mounting Requirements .............................................................................................................. 24

2.4.1. Grounding ......................................................................................................................... 24

2.4.2. Radio Frequency Radiation .............................................................................................. 24

2.4.3. Antenna Installation .......................................................................................................... 24

2.4.4. Lightning Protection .......................................................................................................... 25

2.5. Dimensions.................................................................................................................................. 25

2.5.1. TG660 ............................................................................................................................... 25

2.6. Connector Pin Assignments ........................................................................................................ 26

2.6.1. Connector MIC (Front) ...................................................................................................... 27

2.6.2. Connector Remote Control (Rear) .................................................................................... 27

2.6.3. Connector Record/DF (Rear) ............................................................................................ 28

2.6.4. Connector LINE / AUX (Rear) ........................................................................................... 29

2.6.5. Connector EXT. DC (Rear) ............................................................................................... 30

2.6.6. Connector AC/Line Power Sup ply (Rear) ......................................................................... 30

2.6.7. Reflectometer / RF Po wer Mon itor ................................................................................... 31

2.7. Wiring .......................................................................................................................................... 31

2.7.1. Microphone Connection .................................................................................................... 31

2.7.2. Record/DF Connection ..................................................................................................... 31

2.7.3. LINE / AUX Connection .................................................................................................... 32

2.7.4. Auxiliary Voltage Output ................................................................................................... 33

2.8. Configuration via PC ................................................................................................................... 34

2.8.1. Preparing the PC .............................................................................................................. 34

2.8.2. Operating via PC ............................................................................................................... 35

2.9. Post Installation Check ................................................................................................................ 36

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2.9.1. Mechanical Installation and Wiring Check ........................................................................ 36

2.9.2. Power Supply .................................................................................................................... 36

2.9.3. Receiver / Transmitter Operation...................................................................................... 36

2.9.4. Antenna Check.................................................................................................................. 36

3. Operating Instructions ............................................................................................................... 37

3.1. Device Description ...................................................................................................................... 37

3.1.1. Device Assignment ........................................................................................................... 37

3.1.2. Packing, Transport, Storage ............................................................................................. 37

3.1.3. Scope of Delivery .............................................................................................................. 37

3.1.4. Type Plate ......................................................................................................................... 37

3.1.5. Controls and Indications.................................................................................................... 38

3.2. Start up ....................................................................................................................................... 39

3.2.1. Power ON ......................................................................................................................... 40

3.2.2. Power on Built In Test (PBIT) ........................................................................................... 40

3.3. Operating .................................................................................................................................... 41

3.3.1. Keypad .............................................................................................................................. 41

3.3.2. SPKR Key ......................................................................................................................... 42

3.3.3. Mode Key .......................................................................................................................... 42

3.3.4. SQL Key............................................................................................................................ 43

3.3.5. PTT Key ............................................................................................................................ 43

3.3.6. Storage Procedure ............................................................................................................ 44

3.4. Operating via PC ........................................................................................................................ 45

3.4.1. Interface RoIP .................................................................................................................. 45

3.4.2. Menus ............................................................................................................................... 46

3.5. Selectable Frequencies .............................................................................................................. 47

4. Certificates .................................................................................................................................. 49

4.1. Certificate-Info ............................................................................................................................. 49

4.2. BAF Approval - GT6201 .............................................................................................................. 50

4.3. EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-05-R ............................................................................ 52

4.4. EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-10-R ............................................................................ 54

4.5.

5. Index.............................................................................................................................................. 58

Figure 1: System: TG660 with "Radio over IP" (RoIP) Option.................................................................................15

Figure 2: Type Plate (Example)...............................................................................................................................23

Figure 3: N-Surge-Suppressor: Lightning protection ...............................................................................................25

Figure 4: TG660 – Dimensions ...............................................................................................................................25

Figure 5: TG660 Front Interface ..............................................................................................................................26

Figure 6: TG660 Rear Interface ..............................................................................................................................26

Figure 7: TG660 - Connector MIC (Front) ...............................................................................................................27

Figure 8: TG660 - Connector Remote Control (Rear) .............................................................................................27

Figure 9: TG660 - Connector Record/DF (Rear).....................................................................................................28

Figure 10: TG660 - Connector LINE / AUX (Rear) .................................................................................................. 29

Figure 11: TG660 - Connector EXT. DC (Rear) ......................................................................................................30

Figure 12: TG660 - Connector AC/Line Power Supply (Rear).................................................................................30

Figure 13: PC configuration: LAN network ..............................................................................................................34

Figure 14: PC configuration: IP-address, sub net mask ..........................................................................................35

Figure 15: TG660 – Control s and Indications..........................................................................................................38

Figure 16: TG660 – Display after power on.............................................................................................................40

Figure 17: TG660 – PBIT, 1.Step ............................................................................................................................40

Figure 18: TG660 – PBIT, 2.Step ............................................................................................................................40

Figure 19: TG660 – PBIT, 3.Step ............................................................................................................................40

Figure 20: TG660 – PBIT, 4.Step ............................................................................................................................40

Figure 21: TG660 – PBIT, 5.Step ............................................................................................................................41

Figure 22: TG660 – PBIT, 6.Step ............................................................................................................................41

Figure 23: Interface: TG660 Radio over IP..............................................................................................................45

Figure 24: System page1 - Radio Settings..............................................................................................................46

Approval - Telecommunication Office Italy ..... ............................................................................ 56

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List of Abbreviations

List of Abbreviations

AC

Advisory Circular
AF

Audio Frequency

AUX

Auxiliary

BAF

Bundesaufsichtsamt für Flugsicherung (Federal Supervisory Authority for Air
DC

Direct Current

ETSI

European Telecommunication Standards Institute

FAA

Federal Aviation Administration

GND

Ground

HMI

Human Machinery Interface

I&O

Installation & Operation

ICAO

International Civil Aviation O r ganizat io n

LCD

Liquid Crystal Display

M&R

Maintenance & Repair

PBIT

Power-On Built In Test

PTT

Push to Talk

RX

Receive

SPKR

Speaker (Loudspeaker)

SQL

Squelch

TX

Transmit

VHF

Very High Frequency

VSWR

Voltage Standing Wave Ratio

Units

A

Ampere

mA

Milliampere

°C

Degree Celsius

cm

Centimetre

dBm

Power Ratio In Decibel

dB

Decibel

g

Gram

kg

Kilogram

kHz

Kilohertz

MHz

Megahertz

mm

Millimetre

Ohm (Ω)

Resistance

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Alternating Current

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Units

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Units

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Second

V

Volt

mV

Millivolt

W

Watt

mW

Milliwatt

"

Inch

°

Angular degree

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or

Is used to address practices not related to physical injury.

Safety instructions (or equivalent) signs indicate specific safety-related

The packaging material is inflammable, if it is disposed of improperly by

Material

Suitable for recycling

Disposal

Metal

yes

no

Plastics

yes

no

Circuit boards

no

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General Safety Definitions

serious injury.

serious injury.

moderate injury.

instructions or procedures.

Disposal

burning, toxic fumes may develop.

This product contains m ater
the EC directive for dangerous disposal material. We recommend disposing of the respective materials
in accordance with the respecti vely valid env ironmental laws. The following table states the materials
suitable for recycling and the materials which have to be disposed of separately.

ials that fall under the special disp osal regulation, which corresponds to

Dispose of the circuit boards:

• Disposal via a technical waste dump which is allowed to take on e.g. electrolytic
aluminium capacitors. Do under no circumstances dump the circuit boards with normal
waste dump.

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DO NOT throw the unit in munic ipal waste. This product has been designed to

DO NOT throw the batter y in municipal waste. The s ym bol of the crossed out

atteries can be disposed free of charge is

The user is responsible for protective covers and/or additional safety measures

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enable proper reuse of parts and rec ycling. Check local r egulations for dis posal
of electronic products.

wheeled bin indicates that the battery should not be placed in municipal waste.
Information about where old b

available at your local authorities.

Warranty Conditions

User Conversions and Changes are Not Permitted
Any change made by the u ser excludes any liabilit y on our part (excluding th e work described in th is

manual).

• The device must not be opened.

• Do not make any modifications to the device, except for those described in the manual.

• Make connections to the inputs, outputs and interfaces only in the manner described in

the manual.

• Fix the devices according to the mounting instructions.
We cannot provide any guarantee for other mounting methods.

Conditions of Utilization

General introductory notes

With this device you boug ht a product which was manufactured and tested bef ore delivery with the
utmost care.

Please take your tim e to read the follo wing notes which you ought to follo w closely during ins tallation
and operation.

Unless, all claim s under the warranty will becom e void and a reduced service lif e or even damages
must be expected.

in order to prevent damages to persons and electric accidents.

Additional

Please refer to "Safety-Conscious Utilization", page 15.

Non Warranty Clause

We checked the co nte nts o f this publication for compliance with the as soc ia ted h ar d a nd s of t ware. We
can, however, not exclude discrepancies and do therefore not accept any liability for the exact
compliance. The information in this publication is regularl y checked, neces sary co rrections wil l be part
of the subsequent publications.

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Introduction

1. General Description

In this chapter you can read about:

Introduction.................................................................................................................................. 12

1.1.

1.2. Purpose of Equipment ................................................................................................................. 13

1.3. Variants Overview ....................................................................................................................... 13

1.3.1. Software Status ................................................................................................................. 13

1.4. Scope of Functionality ................................................................................................................. 14

1.4.1. Microphone Inputs ............................................................................................................ 14

1.4.2. Audio Outputs ................................................................................................................... 14

1.4.3. Side Tone Output .............................................................................................................. 14

1.4.4. HMI.................................................................................................................................... 14

1.4.5. Loudspeaker ..................................................................................................................... 14

1.4.6. Rear Panel ........................................................................................................................ 14

1.4.7. Self-Test ............................................................................................................................ 14

1.4.8. Options .............................................................................................................................. 15

1.4.8.1. Internal Battery ...................................................................................................... 15

1.4.8.2. Radio over IP "RoIP" ............................................................................................. 15

1.5. Safety-Conscious Utilization ....................................................................................................... 15

1.6. Restriction for Use ....................................................................................................................... 15

1.7. Technical Data ............................................................................................................................ 16

1.7.1. General Characteristics .................................................................................................... 16

1.7.2. Receiver Data ................................................................................................................... 16

1.7.3. Transmitter Data ............................................................................................................... 17

1.7.4. Audio Output Data ............................................................................................................ 17

1.7.5. Dimensions & Weight........................................................................................................ 18

1.7.6. Certifications ..................................................................................................................... 18

1.8. Order Code.................................................................................................................................. 19

1.8.1. TG660 ............................................................................................................................... 19

1.8.2. Accessories ....................................................................................................................... 19

1.8.3. Spare Parts ....................................................................................................................... 20

This manual desc
label on your device shows the information for identification purposes (see "Type Plate", page 23).

Before starting operation of the unit(s) please read this manual carefully, with particular attention to the
description referring to your device(s).

ribes the operation a nd installation of the TG660-XX VHF-Ground Stations. The ID

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Introduction

1.1. Introduction

TG660 is a VHF-transceiver. Depe nding on the variant, the TG660 is c apable of deliver ing 6 W, 10 W
or 50 W power (RF-carrier) to an external antenna.

TG660 features:

• Voltage control: TG660 po wer supp l y logic is oper ati n g with AC-power by default. After
AC-power failed, the logic automatically switches over to external DC-power. The moment
AC-power becomes available the logic returns back to AC-power source.

• Battery (option for 6 W and 10 W variants): An optional internal 12 VDC rechargeable
battery inside the TG660 provide power to continue operation with reduced RF power 6 W
over a certain time if AC and external DC supply voltage fail at the same time.

• Radio over IP (option): This option allows the TG660 to be connected to a Local Area
Network and the radio communication is performed over IP. In addition this option
provides remote monitoring and control capabilities via a PC and a web browser

• TG660 has a user-fr iendly HMI; all main components are on the front panel.

o 2-line 16 character liquid-crystal display (LCD)

The selected frequency and operating status of the equipment, displayed on the
LCD, inform about the current operating mode.

o Several cont rol elements (rotating knob and buttons),

enables the user to change operating modes or operating frequency. Standby
switch selected to “Standby” partially shuts down the TG660 internal power supply.
Some power supply circuits continue listening to the “Standby Switch” to repower
the unit at any time.

• The “ON/OFF” switch, located on the rear panel, disconnects from AC supply completely.

• TG660 VHF transceiver is protected against jammed transmit button or short circuit on the

PTT line.

• TG660 VHF transceiver is protected against antenna mismatch.

For further descript

The manual “Installation and Operation (I&O) contains the following sections:

Section

ions we are using the term TG660 instead writing the complete model number.

I&O

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1.2. Purpose of Equipment

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• TG660 is a fixed station for voice communications in the VHF frequency range of

118.000...136.990 MHz with 25 kHz / 8.33 kHz channel spacing.

• TG660 is useable on airports with different scale as a main transceiver, or as a standby
unit, as well as for special tasks within the scope of air traffic control.

• Designed for mounting in 19" rack systems, or in ATC desks.

• Operating with AC supply voltage from 100...230 V or with 24 VDC.

1.3. Variants Overview

Within the part number, the meaning of "-XX " is:

TG

660 - XX

Identifier

General Descri pt ion

Purpose of Equipment

Model Number

RF Output Power

05= ≥ 6 W
10= ≥ 10 W

25= ≥ 25 W

50= ≥ 50 W

*

Available

Battery option and RoIP option, details see "Options" page 15.

1.3.1. Software Status

Descriptions see "Type Plate", page 23.

options:

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Scope of Functionality

1.4. Scope of Functionality

1.4.1. Microphone Inputs

Several microphone inputs are available for:

• Standard microphone unbalanced, DC coupled and providing power supply for the mike.

• Dynamic mike input balanced.

• Symmetrical balanced input.

These microphone in puts connect to a dynamic volum e compressor inside of the remote contro lled
transceiver, which k eeps the m odulati on voltage c ons tant ≥ 80% over a wide m ike signa l input vo ltage
range.

1.4.2. Audio Outputs

TG660 has different outputs:

• Headphone output

• Speaker output

• Line out

• Voice recorder

1.4.3. Side Tone Output

In transmit mode, the side tone signal is routed to the line and phone output.

1.4.4. HMI

The TG660 HMI pro vides a LC Displa y, a keypad, various function switches and the volume control
and also operation with Web Browser via IP ( see "Radio over IP "RoIP", pag e 15).

1.4.5. Loudspeaker

The loudspeaker, located behind the front panel, switch off automatically during TX. This avoids
acoustic coupling between loudspeaker and the microphone, which can cause acoustical feedback.

1.4.6. Rear Panel

TG660 rear panel layout:

• Terminal for ground connection.

• AC power connector with integrated ON/OFF switch and safety fuse.

• Fuse 1 (DC extern input

• Fuse 2 (internal battery if installed) or Power Amplifier for TG660-25 or TG660-50.

• DC extern socket (STAKEI 2 connector).

• LAN socket (RJ45).

• Remote connector (D-Sub9pin).

• Record / DF connector (D-Sub15pin).

• LINE / AUX connector (D-Sub25pin).

• Antenna connection (N-Type).

• TG660-50 (Reflectometer)

).

1.4.7. Self-Test

After power "ON" a s ystem self-test is perform ed. Detected errors show up on the dis play otherwise
the unit changes into the last used operation mode.

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• The installation may be carried out only by authorized personnel.

",

The product is to be used inside the declared limits.

-Frequency selection

-Channel selection

-Status monitoring

-Configuration

RemoteMonitoring& Control

VoiceCommunication

TG660

with RoIP opt ion

LAN

Local Area Network)

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1.4.8. Options

Following options are available with all TG660 variants and all combinations.

1.4.8.1. Internal Battery

An optional internal 12 VDC battery (recharge able) inside the TG660 (onl y 6 W and 10 W variants)
provide power supply to contin ue operation over a certain t ime if AC and external DC supply voltage
fail at the same time.

Please note the TG660 functionality will be limited during operation in battery mode :

• Reduced RF power 6 W.

• Limited remote operation available.

1.4.8.2. Radio over IP "RoIP"

The RoIP (Radio over IP) opti on provides the p ossibility to con nect the desk top control heads via th e
local area network (LAN) to the r adios . Thus com m on infras tructur e can b e use d and a lm ost unlim ited
distances can be bridged . As audio data an d contro l data are trans form ed to TCP/IP over Ethernet no
degradation of voice quality is present. Furthermore, connections via the Internet can be used.

Beside the voice communication also control signals are transferred via the LAN and thus provide
Remote Control & Monitoring functionality to the user. The configuration of the TG660 may be
changed via a web interface.

Figure 1: Sys

tem: TG660 with "Radio over IP" (RoIP) Option

1.5. Safety-Conscious Utilization

For safe operation of the product the following notes have to be observed:

1.6. Restriction for Use

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The country regulations always have to be observed.

• Use the product only within the specified conditions , see "Technical Data
page 16.

General Descri pt ion

TG660

Specifications

Power supply (AC)

100...230 V ±10%, 50... 60 Hz

Power supply (DC external)

24 V (21...29.8 VDC)

Frequency range

118.000...136.990 MHz

Channel spacing

8.33 / 25 kHz automatically selected

Modulation type

AM, 6K80A3EJN (25 kHz) & 5K00A3EJN (8.33 kHz)

Warm up time

5 s

Duty cycle

RX/TX: 4:1

Voice recorder output

-6 dBm, +3 / -12 dB @600 Ω, balanced

Temperature range

Operating: -20....+55 °C

Humidity

48 h, 50 °C, 95% relative humidity, without condensation

TG660 Receiver Data

Specifications

Sensitivity (Mod. de pth 30 %) :

-101 dBm for 12 dB SINAD

Effective bandwidth:

8.33 kHz channel spacing

± 2.8 kHz

25 kHz channel spacing

± 8.5 kHz

Audio frequency response

8.33 kHz channel spacing

-4 dB / +2 dB 350...2500 Hz relative to 1000 Hz

25 kHz channel spacing

-4 dB / +2 dB 300...3400 Hz relative to 1000 Hz

Adjacent channel rejection

≥ 60 dB

Spurious response rejection

≥ 70 dB

Inter-modulation response rejection

≥ 70 dB

Blocking or desensitisation

≥ 80 dB

Cross modulation rejection

≥ 80 dB

Squelch operation

6 dB (S+N)/N up to 12 dB, adjustable by software
Audio noise

≥ 40 dB (S+N)/N @-13 dBm

RF-input level range

-101 dBm RF level 10 dBm

RF-dynamic range

6 dB AF variation for 100 dB RF variation

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Technical Data

1.7. Technical Data

1.7.1. General Characteristics

1.7.2. Receiver Data

Storage: -55....+85 °C

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TG660 Receiver Data

Specifications

AF-AGC for 30% m 90%

1.5 dB AF-Level variation

AF-line output level

-20...10 dBm, adjustable

AF-line output impedance

600 Ω +/- 10%, balanced

Local headphone output power

≥ 1.5 V @600 Ω, unbalanced, volume control via front
Ext./int. speaker power

≥ 4 W sinus @4 Ω, volume control via front panel

1.7.3. Transmitter Data

TG660 Transmitter Data

Specifications

Carrier power

TG660-05: ≥ 6 W

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Technical Data

panel

TG660-10: ≥ 10 W
TG660-25: ≥ 25 W

TG660-50: ≥ 50 W
Frequency stability ≤ 1 ppm
Protection of the transmitter VSWR = 6 without any damage
Modulation depth
Modulation distortion ≤ 10%
Audio frequency response

8.33 kHz channel spacing -4 dB / +2 dB in band 350...2500 Hz relative to 1000 Hz

25 kHz channel spacing -4 dB / +2 dB in band 300...3400 Hz relative to 1000 Hz

Adjacent channel power 50 dB (8.33 kHz),

AF-Line input level -20...10 dBm adjustable
AF-Line input impedance 600 Ω ± 10%, balanced
Local Mike sensitivity (dyn.) 2...1 mV @200 Ω, balanced

1.7.4. Audio Output Data

TG660 Specifications

Output power headphone 100 mW @600 Ω
Output power loudspeaker
Output level nominal LINE_OUT AF zero (0) dBm @600 Ω
Output level headphone, speaker adjustable with volume potenti ometer (-30...0 dBm)
Output level voice recorder – 6 dBm @600 Ω balanced

≥ 85%

≤ -25 dB above 3200 Hz

≤ -25 dB above 5000 Hz

60 dB (25 kHz)

≥ 4 W sin@4 Ω

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General Descri pt ion

TG660

Specifications

Dimensions HxW

case only:

86.5 x 428 mm (3.40 x 16.85 inch)

complete unit 19":

88.1 x 482.6 mm (3.47 x 19 inch)

Mounting depth

280 mm (11.02 inch)

Mounting

in 19"rack systems or in ATC desks

Material

Aluminium housing

Surface treatment

Front plate powder coated RAL 7032

Weight

TG660-05, TG660-10

4.5 kg (9.92 lbs)

TG660-05, TG660-10 with internal battery

6.5 kg (14.33 lbs)

TG660-50

6.5 kg (14.33 lbs)

Unauthorized changes or modifications to TG660 (GT6201-XX-R) may void the

BAF - German Federal Supervisory Office for

Ministero Sviluppo Econom ic o –

BAF - German Federal Supervisory Office for

Ministero Sviluppo Econom ic o –

PRELIMINARY

Technical Data

1.7.5. Dimensions & Weight

1.7.6. Certifications

Certifications/Approvals applies only to the transceivers GT6201-05-R and GT6201-10-R, used inside
the TG660-50,TG660-10 (details see "Certificates", page 49).

compliance to the required regulatory agencies and authorization for continued
equipment usage.

GT6201 meets the requirem

Part Number Article Number Approval

GT6201-05-R 0641.073-923

GT6201-10-R 0641.081-923

ents of ETSI EN 300 676 regulations.

Air Navigation Services

D-0030/2014

Dipartimento per le Comunicazioni

Registro ufficiale, Prot.n. 0041697-02/07/2014

Air Navigation Services

D-0030/2014

Dipartimento per le Comunicazioni

Registro ufficiale, Prot.n. 0041697-02/07/2014

TG660-50 meets the requi

18 TG660 DV17900.03 Issue 03 March 2017

rements of ETSI EN 300 676 regulations.

General Descri pt ion

Qty

Device

1

TG660-05, 19" Unit, ≥ 6 Watt RF Power Output

Article No. 0635.367.926

1

TG660-10, 19" Unit, ≥ 10 Watt RF Power Output

Article No. 0635.375.926

1

Qty

Antenna, additional equipment

1

1A049, Antenna

Article-No. 0812.064-952

1

N-Surge Suppressor (lightning, overvoltage protection)

Article-No. 0600.891-277

Qty

Cable connector

1

24 V cable connector

Article-No. 0724.890-277

1

N-Type antenna connector for RG213/214 coaxial cable

Article-No. 0716.502-277

1

D-sub 9pin (male), soldering version

Article-No. 0344.699-277

1

D-sub 15pin (male), soldering version

Article-No. 0726.303-277

1

D-sub 25pin (male), soldering version

Article-No. 0584.940-954

1

D-sub 9pin (male), crimp version

Article-No. 0820.970-277

1

D-sub 15pin (male), crimp version

Article-No. 0812.803-227

1

D-sub 25pin (male), crimp version

Article-No. 0584.983-954

Qty

Headsets, microphone

1

1PM012, Dynamic microphone with cable and 5-pole

Article-No. 0344.214-951

1

1PH028, Headset,

Article-No. 0860.557-951

1

1PH032, Headset,

Article-No. 0653.853-951

Qty

Available Documentation

1

TG660 Installation and Operation Manual, English

Article-No. 0639.583-071

PRELIMINARY

Order Code

1.8. Order Code

1.8.1. TG660

TG660-25, 19" Unit, ≥ 25 Watt RF Power Output Article No. 0654.132-926

1 TG660-50, 19" Unit, ≥ 50 Watt RF Power Output Article No. 0649.252.926

Qty Options

1 Internal battery option (12 V) Article-No. 0640.131-958
1 Radio over IP "RoIP" option Article-No. 0640.141-958

1.8.2. Accessories

DIN connector

• Dynamic microphone, 200 Ω

• Headphone 300 Ω, 5-pin DIN connector

• Dynamic microphone, 200 Ω

• Headphone 600 Ω, 5-pin DIN connector

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General Descri pt ion

Qty

Battery

1

Battery, 12 V, 3.5 Ah, rechargeable

Article-No. 0647.454-391

Qty

Fuse

1

Fuse 2.5 A (internal batt ery)

Article-No. 0647.659-392

1

Fuse 1.6 A (external DC power supply)

Article-No. 0762.751-392

PRELIMINARY

Order Code

1.8.3. Spare Parts

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Installation

Unauthorized changes or modifications may void the compliance to the required

PRELIMINARY

Limitations

2. Installation

This manual must be available close to the device during the performance of all tasks.
The installation of TG660 depends on the location and its equipment. Therefore, this section only

provides general inform ation.
Careful planning should be applied to achieve the desir ed per f ormance and reliability from the product.

Any deviations from the installation instructions prescribed in this document are under own
responsibility.

In this chapter you can read about:

Limitations ................................................................................................................................... 21

2.1.

2.2. Packaging, Transport, Storage ................................................................................................... 21

2.2.1. Packaging Material and Transport .................................................................................... 22

2.3. Device Assignment ..................................................................................................................... 22

2.3.1. Scope of Delivery .............................................................................................................. 22

2.3.2. Additional Required Equipment ........................................................................................ 22

2.3.3. Type Plate ......................................................................................................................... 23

2.4. Mounting Requirements .............................................................................................................. 24

2.4.1. Grounding ......................................................................................................................... 24

2.4.2. Radio Frequency Radiation .............................................................................................. 24

2.4.3. Antenna Installation .......................................................................................................... 24

2.4.4. Lightning Protection .......................................................................................................... 25

2.5. Dimensions.................................................................................................................................. 25

2.5.1. TG660 ............................................................................................................................... 25

2.6. Connector Pin Assignments ........................................................................................................ 26

2.6.1. Connector MIC (Front) ...................................................................................................... 27

2.6.2. Connector Remote Control (Rear) .................................................................................... 27

2.6.3. Connector Record/DF (Rear) ............................................................................................ 28

2.6.4. Connector LINE / AUX (Rear) ........................................................................................... 29

2.6.5. Connector EXT. DC (Rear) ............................................................................................... 30

2.6.6. Connector AC/Line Power Sup ply (Rear) ......................................................................... 30

2.6.7. Reflectometer / RF Po wer Mon itor ................................................................................... 31

2.7. Wiring .......................................................................................................................................... 31

2.7.1. Microphone Connection .................................................................................................... 31

2.7.2. Record/DF Connection ..................................................................................................... 31

2.7.3. LINE / AUX Connection .................................................................................................... 32

2.7.4. Auxiliary Voltage Output ................................................................................................... 33

2.8. Configuration via PC ................................................................................................................... 34

2.8.1. Preparing the PC .............................................................................................................. 34

2.8.2. Operating via PC ............................................................................................................... 35

2.9. Post Installation Check ................................................................................................................ 36

2.9.1. Mechanical Installation and Wiring Check ........................................................................ 36

2.9.2. Power Supply .................................................................................................................... 36

2.9.3. Receiver / Transmitter Operation ...................................................................................... 36

2.9.4. Antenna Check ................................................................................................................. 36

2.1. Limitations

• TG660 is designed for mounting in 19" rack systems, or in ATC desks.

regulatory agencies and authorization for continued equipment usage.

2.2. Packaging, Transport, Storage

Visually inspect the package contents for signs of transport damage.

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Installation

The packaging material is i nflam m able, if it is dispos ed of im properl y by burning,

PRELIMINARY

Device Assign m ent

2.2.1. Packaging Material and Transport

toxic fumes may develop.

The packaging materia l can be
packaging may lead to transport damages.

Make sure to transport the device always in a safe manner and with the aid of suitable lifting
equipment if necess ary. Do nev er use th e elec tric c onnect ions f or lifting. Befor e the tr anspor t, a cl ean,
level surface should be prepared to place the device on. The electric connections may not be
damaged when placing the device.

First Device Checkup

• Check the device for signs of transport damages.

• Please verify if the indications on the type plate correspond to your purchase order.

• Check if the equipment is complete ("Scope of Delivery", page 22).

Storage

If you do not wish to mount and insta ll the de vice im medi atel y, mak e sure to stor e it in a dr y and clean
environment. Make sure that the device is not stored near strong heat sources and that no metal
chippings can get into the device.

kept and reused in the cas e of a return shipment. Improper or f aulty

2.3. Device Assignment

This manual is valid for the following devices and its options

• TG660-05

• TG660-10

• TG660-25

• TG660-50

2.3.1. Scope of Delivery

• Manuals
o Installation & Operation

• Device in accordance with your order

• Device accessories

o Mains cord (AC connection)
o Cable connector 24 V
o Fuse 5x20 T 2.5 A
o Fuse 5x20 T 1.6 A

2.3.2. Additional Required Equipment

• Antenna

• N-Surge Suppressor (recommended)

• Mounting material

• Connector kits

• Cable harness

• Microphone

• Headphone or speaker

Details see "Accessories

", page 19.

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2.3.3. Type Plate

PN:

SN:

Unique number of the particular device

AN:

Article number

Change

Number of changes/modifications

Software

Compliance and Certifications

PRELIMINARY

The device type is defined by the type plate (on the housing):
Example:

Installation

Device Assignment

Explanation:

Example Type designation: TG660-10
TG660: 19" VHF Ground Transceiver Station
Variants:

-05: 6 Watt Transceiver

-10: 10 Watt Transceiver

-25: 25 Watt Transceiver

-50: 50 Watt Transceiver

Options:

 Battery: Internal battery option
 RoIP: Radio over IP option

Index:

Corresponding to the displayed version

Figure 2: Type Plate (Ex

ample)

Corresponding to the displayed text and logos

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Installation

• The installation may be carried out only by an authorized personnel. The

• The device must not be opened.

• When performing maintenance/installation work, always disconnect the

Make sure that the grounding contact area is adequate and that the connection has

The station may become a cause of radio frequency radiation hazard if installation

• For safety reasons the antenna system should be installed only by

PRELIMINARY

Mounting Requirements

2.4. Mounting Requirements

For safe operation of the product the following notes have to observed:

country regulations always have to be observed.

• Use the product only within the specified conditions , see "Technical
Data", page 16.

• TG660 generates only limited heating, thus requiring no specific cooling
system. However, consider sufficient space for convection at installations
in a rack or a controller desk.

system from the power supply grid (mains voltage).

• Stay always in a sufficient distance to the antenna avoiding been exposed
to higher RF radiation during TX operation.

2.4.1. Grounding

TG660 must be connected to the grounding point of the building.
The grounding terminal is located on the rear side, of the TG660 (marked grounding symbol).

• Connect this terminal directly to the next potential equalisation rail or grounding point of
the building.

2

• Wire cross section: recommended 6 mm

low resistance and low inductance. Never use a grounding point on paint-coated
surfaces!

2.4.2. Radio Frequency Radiation

Use only antenna system s which are qualified for operatio n in ATC mobile comm unications service.
And for which the rad io frequency radiatio n hazard awareness o perations and m aintenance persona l
is provided.

incorrectly, not grounded, or if used with unapproved antenna systems.

2.4.3. Antenna Installation

, coloured green/yellow.

qualified personnel.

• Correct installation and grounding of the antenna system is an essential
precondition for trouble free operation of the VHF ground station.

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Installation

design depends on variant

Dimensions TG660

H1 (height)

86.5 mm (3.40 inch)

W1 (width)

482.6 mm (19 inch)

H2 (height)

88.1 mm (3.47 inch)

W2 (width)

428 mm (16.85 inch)

D (depth)

280 mm (11.02 inch)

H2

H1

W2

W1

D

PRELIMINARY

Dimensions

2.4.4. Lightning Protection

Install a lightning protec tion elem ent in the a ntenna c oaxial c abling to pro tect th e statio n from lightnin g
strike or static discharge at the antenna.

• Connect the grounding terminal of the lightning protection element to the potential
equalisation rail of the building or any other low impedance ground.

• Use an adequately sized cable.

2.5. Dimensions

2.5.1. TG660

Figure 3

: N-Surge-Suppressor: Lightning protection

Dimensions mm (in ch)

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Figure 4

: TG660 – Dimensions

Installation

design depends on variant

Variant

Function

all

A

Loudspeaker

all

B

Volume

all

C

Microphone

all

D

Display

all

E

Keys+LEDs: SPKR , MO D E , SQL, PTT

all

F

Key block: numbers and functions

all

G

AC/DC LEDs

all

H

Standby switch

TG660-50

I

VSWR LED (antenna mismatching = lights up)

design depends on variant

Variant

Function

Type

all

1

Ground terminal

M4 screw with nut

all

2

AC connector, ON/OFF switch + LED

Main plug power supply (integrated

all

3

Fuse external DC power supply

see "Spare Parts", page 20

TG660-05, -10

4

Fuse internal battery

see "Spare Parts", page 20

TG660-50

4

Power amplifier (PA)

all

5

DC extern connector

STAKEI 2

all

6

LAN connector

RJ45

all

7

Remote connector

D-sub 9pin (female)

all

8

Record/DF connector

D-sub 15pin (female)

all

9

LINE/AUX connector

D-sub 25pin (female)

all

10

Antenna

N-Type

TG660-50

11

FWD. REV (Reflectometer)

Potentiometer (factory calibration only)

TG660-50

12

Fan

A

B

C

D

E

F

H

G

I

1

2

3

4

5

6

7 8

9

10

11

12

PRELIMINARY

Connector Pin Assi gnments

2.6. Connector Pin Assignments

Figure 5: TG660 Fr

ont Interface

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Figure 6: TG660 Rear Int

erface

ON/OFF switch and safety fuse)

2.6.1. Connector MIC (Front)

Pin

Name

Description

1

GND

AF Signal Ground, Mike Shield and Return for PTT

2

MIKE HI

Microphone AF Signal HI

3

HEADPHONE

Headphones AF Signal HI

4

MIKE LO

Microphone AF Signal LO

5

PTT

PTT Switch Input

Pin

Name

Description

1

RX-

RS422 Data line

2

TX-

RS422 Data line

3

RX+

RS422 Data line

4

TX+

RS422 Data line

5

Shield

GND

6

NC

not connected

7

NC

not connected

8

NC

not connected

9

NC

not connected

PRELIMINARY

Installation

Connector Pin Assignments

Figure 7:

2.6.2. Connector Remote Control (Rear)

Figure 8:

TG660 - Connector MIC (Front)

TG660 - Connector Remote Control (Rear)

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Installation

Pin

Name

Description

1

DF_BL (HI)

DF Blank (HI)

2

DF_BL (LO)

DF Blank (LO)

3

GND

Ground

4

VR_Out (HI)

Voice Recorder out (HI)

5

VR_Out (LO)

Voice Recorder out (LO)

6

GND

Ground

7

NC

Not connected

8

VR_Act (HI)

Voice recorder control active (HI)

9

VR_Act (LO)

Voice recorder control active (LO)

10

NC

not connected

11

NC

not connected

12

NC

not connected

13

NC

not connected

14

NC

not connected

15

NC

not connected

PRELIMINARY

Connector Pin Assignments

2.6.3. Connector Record/DF (Rear)

Figure 9: TG660 -

Connector Record/DF (Rear)

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2.6.4. Connector LINE / AUX (Rear)

Pin

Name

Description

1

DC Out

Auxiliary voltage output 12 V, max 1 A

2

DC GND

Auxiliary voltage ground

3

Line Out (HI)

AF output 0 dBm 600 Ω

4

Line Out (LO)

AF output 0 dBm 600 Ω

5

PTT Line (HI)

PTT activation

6

SQL Line (HI)

Squelch output HI

7

Line IN (HI)

AF input 0 dBm 600 Ω

8

Line IN (LO)

AF input 0 dBm 600 Ω

9

Line IN (C)

AF input transformers centre connection

10

RX_AGC

Receiver audio gain control output

11

Mike EXT (HI)

External microphone input D yn/Elec tr et

12

Mike EXT (LO)

External microphone input D yn/Elec tr et

13

Chassis

Chassis ground

14

PTT Line (LO)

PTT activation LO

15

SQL Line (LO)

Squelch output LO

16

Line Out (C)

Line Out transformer centre connection

17

PTT ext. (HI)

External PTT HI

18

PTT ext. (LO)

External PTT LO

19

NC

not connected

20

AF GND

AF ground

21

SPK (HI)

Loudspeaker signal

22

SPK GND

Loudspeaker ground

23

Error (HI)

Error detection, potential-free

24

Error (LO)

Error detection, potential-free

25

Chassis

Chassis ground

PRELIMINARY

Installation

Connector Pin Assignments

Figure 10:

TG660 - Connector LINE / AUX (Rear)

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Installation

The TG660 power supply logic operates with AC power by default. After AC power

24 V

NC

GND

PRELIMINARY

Connector Pin Assignments

2.6.5. Connector EXT. DC (Rear)

Figure 11: TG660 - Connector EXT. DC (Rear)

• Connect the 24 VDC

• Use a cable of ≥1.5 mm

2.6.6. Connector AC/Line Power Supply (Rear)

Figure 12: TG660 - C

• The AC/Line panel prov

• Additionally an ON/OFF switch to disconnect AC power from all TG660 circuits.

supply cable to this socket.

2

.

onnector AC/Line Power Supply (Rear)

ides a socket to connect 220V/115V.

failed, the logic automatically switches over to DC power. The moment AC power
becomes available the logic returns back to AC power source.

An optional internal 12 VDC rechargeable battery, installed inside the TG660,
provides the power to continue operation of the TG660 in case AC and DC supply
voltage would fail at the same time. During battery operation the TX power of a
10 W transceiver will be reduced to 6 W (emergency operation).

In battery mode the TG660 will operate for around 4 h (duty cycle 20%), if the
battery is fully loaded. However, the operational time is strongly dependent on its

30 TG660 DV17900.03 Issue 03 March 2017

utilization.
The capacity of the battery is reduced over its lifetime, which depends on various

factors (e.g. number of cycles, storage/operating temperature, etc.).
Check the operational time of the battery regulary to ensure that the capacity of the
battery is sufficient for its application. Otherwise the battery needs to be replaced.

Installation

Installation of the unit varies according to mounting location and equipment design.

PRELIMINARY

Wiring

2.6.7. Reflectometer / RF Power Monitor

RF power monitor is continuously monitoring the forward and reflected power. In case of antenna
mismatch the VSWR LED lights up (LED at the front panel). The RF power monitor limits are
calibrated at the factory.

If VSWR LED lights up – please check antenna cabeling.

2.7. Wiring

It is therefore only possible to provide general guidelines in this section.

2.7.1. Microphone Connection

2.7.1.1.

The microphone connection "MIC" is foreseen connecting dynamic micr ophones by default, carbon
microphone operation available from configuration only.

The signals "MIKE (HI)" and "MIKE (LO)" are the balanced AF inputs of the TG660
Input impedance 200 Ω,
nominal input voltage 10 mV.
MIKE (HI) Pin 2 Microphone AF signal
MIKE (LO) Pin 4 Microphone AF signal

2.7.1.2. External Microphone (LINE AUX )

The TG660 allows the con nection of an external microphone (connec tor LINE / AUX). If respectivel y
configured the microphone amplifier can operate with both, standard carbon- or dynamic mike.

Microphone Selection

The microphone t ype can selected v ia the web bro wser connection. Adjustment of in put levels and
priority for connected microphones also provided.

Standard (carbon) Microphone

For operation with standard microphone (carbon) the station has a balanced input with input
resistance 150 Ω and nominal sensitivity 250 mV. 12 VDC power for standard microphones provided
via a feed resistor 470 Ω.

Mike Connector (MIC)

Dynamic Microphone

For operation with dynamic microphone, the station has a balanced input with an impedance of 200 Ω
input resistance and a nominal sensitivity of 2 mV.

2.7.2. Record/DF Connection

2.7.2.1.

TX side tone and RX AF signals from the ground station are present at this output.
The output is galvanically decoupled from housing and internal signal ground.
Nominal load resistance 600 Ω
Nominal output level 547 mV @600 Ω
VR_OUT (HI) Pin 4 Audio to Voice Recorder
VR_OUT (LO) Pin 5 Audio to Voice Recorder

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AF Output to Voice Recorder

Installation

PRELIMINARY

Wiring

2.7.2.2. Voice Recorder Control

This signal provides control of the voice recorder.
Maximum switching current 20 mA. Voltage drop at 20 mA not more than 1 V.
Maximum switching voltage +65 V (optically-isolated contact)

The switch closes, either if TX is active or if RX squelch is open. This means, both transmit and
receive signals are recorded if a voice recorder is connected.

VR_ACT (HI) Pin 8 Voice Recorder Activation Control
VR_OUT (LO) Pin 5 Voice Recorder Activation Control

2.7.2.3. Direction Finder Blank-Out

The switching output provides automatic control to blank-out during transmit the Direction Finder
(blanks out Direction Finder during transmission).

The switch (optically-isolated contact) is closed if TX is active.
Maximum switching current 20 mA. Voltage drop at 20 mA not more than 1 V.
Maximum switching voltage +65 V
DF_BL (HI) Pin 1 DF Blanking Signal
DF_BL (LO) Pin 2 DF Blanking Signal

2.7.3. LINE / AUX Connection

2.7.3.1.

"PTT LINE" (HI/LO ) - (optically decoup led PTT input, active @12 V ±1 V). If 12 VDC applied to this
input, TX activates and TX modulation input of the transceiver switches internally to "LINE IN" input.

PTT LINE (HI) Pin 5 PTT connection, HI
PTT LINE (LO) Pin 14 PTT connection, LO

2.7.3.2. External Speaker

TG660 allows c onnectio n of an ext ernal loudspeak er. The ex ternal loudspe aker m ust be connected to
pin 21 "SPK HI" (+) and pin 22 "S PK GND " ( -) of the "LINE AUX" connector. The cable len gth b etween
speaker and connector shall be ≤ 3 m.

The output is not galvanically decoupled. The "SPKR" (GND) lead connects internally to signal ground.
The output "SPKR" (HI) ha s coupling c apacitor, c onnected int ernall y, in series. T he max output power
is 3 W at 4 Ω.

2.7.3.3. Headphone

Connect only headphones with an im pedance of 600 Ω and a nominal o utput power of 100 mW to the
headphone output on the front plate. This output is not galvanically decoupled.

The "VOL" knob on the front panel allows c on trol of audio lo udn es s.
Phone Pin 3 Headphones AF signal
GND Pin 1 Signal ground

PTT

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Wiring

2.7.3.4. LINE IN / LINE OUT

"LINE IN" input is a balanced AF input.
An AF transformer decouples galvanically from housing and internal signal ground.
Nominal load resistance 600 Ω
Nominal output level 0 dBm @600 Ω
PTT control and CALL indication provided by using the centre tap without additional control lines.
LINE IN (HI) Pin 7 AF Signal from Communication Equipment
LINE IN (LO) Pin 8 AF Signal from Communication Equipment
LINE IN (C) Pin 9 Centre Tap of "LINE_IN" input

The LINE OUT output is a balanced AF output.
The "RX AF" signal from the station is present at this output.
By an AF transformer "LINE OUT" signal galvanically decouples from housing and internal signal

ground.
Nominal load resistance 600 Ω
Nominal output level 0 dBm @600 Ω
LINE OUT (HI) Pin 3 AF Signal from Communication Equipment
LINE OUT (LO) Pin 4 AF Signal Communication Equipment
LINE OUT (C) Pin 16 Centre Tap of "LINE OUT" output

2.7.3.5. SQL - LINE

The "SQL LINE" (HI/LO) is an optical-isolated switching control line.
The signal HI/LO indicates the presence of received RF signal.
RX squelch is open if the switch is closed. This signal provides indication of a call on remote

communication equipment.
Maximum switching current 20 mA. Voltage drops at 20mA not more than 1 V
Maximum switching voltage 65 V
SQL LINE (HI) Pin 6 CALL Indicator
SQL LINE (LO) Pin 18 CALL Indicator

2.7.3.6. Input PTT MIKE_EXT (HI/LO)

"PTT MIKE_EXT" (HI/LO) - (optically decoupled PTT input, active @12 V ±1 V). If 12 VDC applied to
this input, TX activates and TX modulation input of the transceiver switches internally to "MIKE_EXT"
input.

PTT ext. (HI) Pin 17 PTT for external MIKE
PTT ext. (LO) Pin 18 PTT for external MIKE

2.7.4. Auxiliary Voltage Output

The auxiliary volta ge output is suitable for sup ply the optical isolated appl ications (connector LINE /
AUX).

Output voltage 12 V @1 A max.
DC out Pin 1 Auxiliary voltage output 12 V, max 1 A
DC GND Pin 2 Auxiliary voltage ground

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PRELIMINARY

Configur at ion via PC

2.8. Configuration via PC

The access for configuration and operation of one or several TG660 via PC is provided by a web
browser based solution, no local software installation is required.

2.8.1. Preparing the PC

To be able to access the web interface of the TG660, a PC has to be configured properly.
Ex factory, the network address of the TG660 is as follows:

• IP address: 192.168.16.191

• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

The configuration of
following examples are for Win7. If you encounter a ny network problems, you might have to contact
your local network administr ator. If you do not know t he IP addres s of your TG660 you can restart the
radio to display the IP address in LCD.

• Open Control Panel (via the "Start" menu) and choose "View network status and tasks"
(via "Network and Internet").

• On the following screen click on "LAN connection" (highlighted yellow).

• On the next screen "LAN connection status", click on "Properties" (you need administrator

rights here), to get to the window "Properties of LAN connection".

• Choose "TCP/IP(v4)" and again click on "Properties".

• On screen "Properties of TCP/IP(v4)" choose "Advanced..." and click "Add..." in the

IP adress area.

the network settings work s similarly under W indows XP, Vis ta, 7, 8 and 10. The

Figure 13: PC configuration: LAN network

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Configur at ion via PC

• In the appearing input screen (see image) the first three numbers of the IP address must
be chosen analogously to the TG660 address.

o Each IP may only appear once in a given network, the fourth number must be

different from the TG660 (0-254, not 191).

• The subnet mask is set to 255.255.255.0 as for the TG660.

• Confirm your input with "Add" and

• Close all previously opened screens with "OK" or "Close".

Figure 14: PC configuration: IP-address, sub net mask

In case the fi
skip the previous steps , but you have to tak e c are that no ot her dev ice w ith the I P 191 ( 4th n um ber) is
connected to the network during configuration. In more sophis ticated network architect ures the range

192.168.16.XXX could also be already used in another network segment.
This kind of problem s can be complete ly avoided if TG660 and PC are co nnected to a to a sep arate

network hub or switch, which is solely used for that purpose.

2.8.2. Operating via PC

For details about operating via PC please see "Operating via PC", page 45.

rst 3 numbers of your PC's standard IP address are already 192.168.16.XXX, you can

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

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Post Installation Check

2.9. Post Installation Check

Once the unit is installed completely a test procedure to verify system functionality. Ensure compliance
with authority required procedures. The following chapter below provides guidance for such tests.

2.9.1. Mechanical Installation and Wiring Check

• Verify all cables are securely fixed and shields connected properly to signal ground.

• Verify all screws are tight, check if all connections are mechanically secured.

2.9.2. Power Supply

• Check the external DC connection and confirm correct polarity.

2.9.3. Receiver / Transmitter Operation

• Perform a voice communication test. This test might be positive, if carried out close to the
corresponding radio-station, even if the antenna cable is broken or short-circ u ited. It will
not be possible to establish communication over a distance of 5 to 10 km in this case.

• Speak loud to the microphone and keep it always close to the lips, otherwise ambient
noise can be intrusive and make understanding difficult.

• Use only microphones or headsets, which are suitable for ground-stations. Incoming
radiation on the equipment antenna can affect the integrated amplifier of the microphone
(feedback). This is noticeable in the station by whistling and/or heavy distortion. The
described disturbances can occur in different ways on different transmit channels.

• Transmit buttons can stick, or TX line is short circuited thus causing continuous carrier
signal on the active channel. Therefore ensure that the display (sign “
when the “TX” button was released.

”) disappeared

2.9.4. Antenna Check

• Check the VSWR (voltage standing wave ratio) over the complete frequency band (e.g. by
using a VHF Reflection-Coefficient Meter).
The VSWR ratio should be less than 2:1 and is not acceptable when exceeding 3:1.

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Device Description

3. Operating Instructions

In this chapter you can read about:

Device Description ...................................................................................................................... 37

3.1.

3.1.1. Device Assignment ........................................................................................................... 37

3.1.2. Packing, Transport, Storage ............................................................................................. 37

3.1.3. Scope of Delivery .............................................................................................................. 37

3.1.4. Type Plate ......................................................................................................................... 37

3.1.5. Controls and Indications ................................................................................................... 38

3.1.5.1. User Interface ........................................................................................................ 38

3.1.5.2. Description of Displayed Information ..................................................................... 39

3.2. Start up ........................................................................................................................................ 39

3.2.1. Power ON ......................................................................................................................... 40

3.2.2. Power on Built In Test (PBIT) ........................................................................................... 40

3.3. Operating..................................................................................................................................... 41

3.3.1. Keypad .............................................................................................................................. 41

3.3.2. SPKR Key ......................................................................................................................... 42

3.3.3. Mode Key .......................................................................................................................... 42

3.3.3.1. Channel Mode ....................................................................................................... 42

3.3.3.2. Status of Supply Voltages ..................................................................................... 43

3.3.4. SQL Key ............................................................................................................................ 43

3.3.5. PTT Key ............................................................................................................................ 43

3.3.6. Storage Procedure ............................................................................................................ 44

3.4. Operating via PC ......................................................................................................................... 45

3.4.1. Interface RoIP ................................................................................................................... 45

3.4.2. Menus ............................................................................................................................... 46

3.5. Selectable Frequencies ............................................................................................................... 47

3.1. Device Description

TG660 is a fixed station for voice communications in the VHF frequency range of

118.000...136.990 MHz with 25 kHz / 8.33 kHz channel spacing.

3.1.1. Device Assignment

This manual is valid for the following devices:

• See page 22

3.1.2. Packing, Transport, Storage

• See page 21

3.1.3. Scope of D

• See page 22

3.1.4. Type Pl

• See page 23

elivery

ate

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Description

Function

A

Loudspeaker

Internal loudspeaker

B

VOL (knob)

Adjustment of loudspeaker volume.

C

MIC (connector)

Connection of a dynamic hand mike or a head set.

D

Display

LCD output device to display information, see "Description of Displayed

E

SPKR (key+LED)

Switching "ON/OFF" the internal and external loudspeaker.

MODE (key+LED)

Selection of modes:

SQL (key+LED)

Switching "ON/OFF" the squelch function. Access to the SQL threshold
PTT (key+LED)

Switching from voice reception mode to transmit mode.

F

Numerical keypad

Use key "E" to confirm ke ypad entries .

G

AC / DC LEDs

Indicate which supply voltage is avai lable.

H

STANDBY (switch)

Switching "ON/OFF" the TG660.

I

VSWR LED

Indicates antenna mismatching (TG660-50 only)

A

B

C

D

E

F

H

GI

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Device Description

3.1.5. Controls and Indications

3.1.5.1.

User Interface

Figure 15: TG660 –

Information", page 39.

LED: Lights up when the internal speaker is enabled.

Controls and Indications

• Normal operating mode (frequency selection via keypad)

• Channel mode (selection of predefined channels)

• Several long presses on the “MODE” key show the status of

different supply voltages (e.g. radio, DC-internal and optional
battery).

LED: Lights up when the system self test detects an error.

settings.
LED: Lights up during receive of a signal.

LED is blinking when SQL is disabled.

LED: Lights up during the transmit mode.
LED is blinking until keying interrupts .

Use key "S" for storage operations.
Use keys "0...9" for numerical inputs.

The device detects a:

"Long press": when pressing a key for at least 1 second.
"Short press": any pressing below 1 second.

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3.1.5.2. Description of Displayed Information

Indication / Information

Description

in lower line

Shows:

in upper line

Shows:
Symbol: 

Shows:

Symbol: 

Shows:

Symbol: battery

Shows:

Examples:

Shown is:

Shown is:
Shown is:

Shown is:

Shown is:

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The display can show various information and symbols in two lines.

• Active transmit/receive frequency

• Internal DC supply voltage and optional batt er y volta g e

(if a battery is installed, otherwise shows 00.0 V)

• Transmit mode (PTT active)

• Receive signal detected

• Battery voltage status

The ‘X’ in the battery symbol indicates no battery option installed.
Not shown on configuration pages.

Operating Instructions

Start up

3.2. Start up

• Preset frequency (first row).

• Active transmit/receive frequency (second row).

• Active transmit/receive frequency

• Status of the battery

The ‘X’ in the battery symbol indicates no battery option installed.

• Radio Voltage

• Active transmit/receive frequency

• Voltage of the internal battery (optional battery).

• Active transmit/receive frequency

• Radio power supply voltage

• Voltage of the internal battery

• Active transmit/receive frequency

The TG660 power supply logic is operating with AC-power by default.
After AC power failed, the logic automatically switches over to DC power. The moment AC power

becomes available the logic returns back to AC power source.
An optional intern al 12 VDC battery inside the T G660, if installed, co uld provide power for continued

operation over a certain time if AC and DC supply voltage would fail at the same time.
After a changeover from AC to DC power or vice-versa, the station is operable with the same functions

and settings as before.

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Start up

3.2.1. Power ON

Use STANDBY switch to power ON the TG660.

• The Logo "Becker Avionics" is displayed for 2 s.

• LED "AC" and "DC" lights up depending on power supply source.

3.2.2. Power on Built In Test (PBIT)

• PBIT starts a displ a y dim ming test from minimum to maximum brightness.

• After the dimming test "Becker Avionics and TG660" appears for 2 s on the display.

Figure 16: TG660 – D

• PBIT starts the next test; various steps run through from first to final step in a 2 s interv al.

1.Step: The top l

• The bottom line shows the last used frequency.

2.Step: Shows a sample of the top line with the last used mode after a power cycle.

• Depending on customers last used mode different information can appear.

• The top line shows the status of the optional internal battery, if installed.

• If not installed, the battery symbol is crossed out.

o During battery

ine can show different infor mation.

Figure 17: TG660 – P

detection voltage counts do wn until 0 volts.

Figure 18: TG660 – P

isplay after power on

BIT, 1.Step

BIT, 2.Step

3.Step: Shows figures of the IP address in the top line.

Figure 19: TG660 – PBIT, 3.Step

4.Step: Shows figures of the subnet mask in the top line.

Figure 20: TG660 – P

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BIT, 4.Step

5.Step: Shows the port number in the top line

Use keypad for changing the frequency.

Only 25 / 8.33 kHz frequencies are accepted (details see "Selectable Frequencies"

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Operating Instructions

Operating

Figure 21:

6.Step: Shows the display in last used mode which become active after the PBIT is
completed successful.

Figure 22:

Note: After successful PBIT the unit comes back to the setting before powered off.

3.3. Operating

3.3.1. Keypad

TG660 – PBIT, 5.Step

TG660 – PBIT, 6.Step

• Type in all 6 digits of the desired frequency

• Confirm the input with key "E"

page 47.
If the frequency is not included in the 25 / 8.33 kHz channel spacing the upper line

blinks.

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Operating Instructions

Press SPKR key 1st time (short press).

Press SPKR key 2nd time (short press).

Note:

Press MODE key (short press).

• Type in the desired channel number e.g. 02.

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Operating

3.3.2. SPKR Key

Switching "ON/OFF" the internal and external loudspeakers. SPKR key LED lights up when the
internal speaker is enabled.

• Internal speaker is switched on

• SPKR key LED is on

• Internal speaker is switched off

• SPKR key LED is off

Press SPKR key (long press).

• External speaker is switched on

Press SPKR key again (long press).

• External speaker is switched off

• It is also possible to switch on both, internal and external

speaker.

• The status of the external and internal speaker is shown
for approx. 1 s.

• The internal loudspeaker switch off automatically during
TX. This avoids acoustic coupling between loudspeaker
and microphone, which can cause acoustical feedback.

3.3.3. Mode Key

Selection of modes:

• Normal operating mode (frequency selection via keypad).

• Channel mode (selection of predefined channels).

• Status of different supply voltages (e.g. rad io, D C-internal and optional battery).

3.3.3.1. Channe l Mode

• A channel input field is generated.

Note: the editable field appears after input of the first digit.

• Confirm the input with key "E".

• The frequency is stored in channel "CH02".

• After pressing key "E" the display shows the "new" stored

channel frequency.

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3.3.3.2. Status of Supply Voltages

Press MODE key 1st time (long press).

Press MODE key 2nd time (long press).

Press MODE key 3rd time (long press).

Symbol: 

Press SQL key (short press).

Press SQL key (long press)

Symbol: 

Press PTT key (press and hold).

Note:

PRELIMINARY

The upper line of the display changes.
Shown is:

The upper line of the display changes.
Shown is:

The upper line of the display changes.
Shown is:

Operating Instructions

Operating

• Radio Voltage

• Voltage of the internal battery (optional battery).

• Radio power supply voltage

• Voltage of the internal battery.

3.3.4. SQL Key

Switching "ON/OFF" the squelch function to suppress the sound of channel noise. Adjustment of the
SQL threshold settings.

• Switches the SQL function "ON/OFF".

SQL function "ON":

• LED is on during receive of a signal.
Symbol  is displayed.

SQL function "OFF":

• LED is blinking.

• Activates the SQL threshold setting function.

• Next short press returns the TG660 into the previous

mode.

3.3.5. PTT Key

Press PTT key (Press-to-Talk) to switch from voice reception mode to transmit mode.

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• Activates the transmit mode.

• PTT key pressed: LED is on. Symbol  is displayed.

• Ready to transmit messages.

• PTT key not press ed: LED is blinking.

• If transmit mode is "activated" for more than 2 minutes,

the transmitter shuts down automatically.

Operating Instructions

• Type in the desired channel number e.g. 02.
Channel02 free

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Operating

3.3.6. Storage Procedure

Non-volatile memory for storing:

• 99 channels are available for the manually storage of frequencies.

Press key "S" to get in "Standard Mode".

• The indicated frequency is provided to store.

Channel02 already used

Note: the editable field appears after input of the first digit.

Overwrites already used channels with the new frequency!

• Press key "E" to confirm the input.

• The frequency is stored in channel "CH02"

"Chan. free" behind the channel number identifies vacant
channel numbers.

• Confirm the input with key "E"

• The frequency is stored in channel "CH02"

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The interface consists of 3 basic parts:

1

Header (blue) includes information about:

2

Functions, settings (white) provides information/operations about:

3

Description (gray) includes information about:

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Operati ng vi a PC

3.4. Operating via PC

3.4.1. Interface RoIP

Each TG660 in the application mus t have a separate IP address and can op erate and be c onfigured
via PC.

First steps:

• Open the web browser on the PC.

• Type in the IP address and call up the web interface.

• Login with user name and password.

Default: User name: tg660

Password: radio

• Ready to operate with the called TG660.

Figure 23:

• Web interface tool, version, network settings, ...

• Device type, IP address, ...

• Menu bar (System, Application, Reboot, Update)

• System settings

• Applications

• Reboot process

• Update process

• Support and instructions according to the called menu page.

Interface: TG660 Radio over IP

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Operati ng vi a PC

3.4.2. Menus

The menu "System" consists of three pages + Info

• Page1: This page is used for radio settings (frequencies, channels, squelch).

• Page2: This page is used for global network settings.

• Page3: This page is used for settings for remote console connections.

• Page4: This page shows current status of radio.

• Page5: This page is used for security settings.

• Page Info: This page provides information about the selected connection and debug,

syslog messages.

Figure 24: System page1 - Radio Settings

The menu "Ap

• Page1: This page is used for PTT sources, priority and monitoring

• Page2: This page is used for AF level settings.

• Page3: This page is used for configurations for display brightness, key press duration,

The menu "Re

• "Reboot": reboots the device. All settings will be reinitialized.

• "Factory defaults": Device will be reset to factory default settings and rebooted.

The menu "Up

• "Upload": use this function for updates of the web configuration interface.

Note: New releas

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plication" consists of three pages

threshold for warnings, ....

boot" consists of one page

date" consists of one page

Updates are only necessary if they are requested from Becker Avionics.

es of this software are provided by Becker Avionics, also how to

proceed uploading the files.

Operating Instructions

118.000

118.0000 MHz

25 kHz

118.005

118.0000 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.010

118.0083 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.015

118.0166 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.025

118.0250 MHz

25 kHz

118.030

118.0250 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.035

118.0333 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.040

118.0416 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.050

118.0500 MHz

25 kHz

118.055

118.0500 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.060

118.0583 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.065

118.0666 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.075

118.0750 MHz

25 kHz

118.080

118.0750 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.085

118.0833 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.090

118.0916 MHz

8.33 kHz

118.100

118.1000 MHz

25 kHz

...

...

...

136.975

136.9750 MHz

25 kHz

136.990

136.9916 MHz

8.33 kHz

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Select a ble Frequencies

3.5. Selectable Frequencies

The table shows the relation between the real operating frequency and the selected frequency
according to international standards. (refer to: ED-23C, chapter 1.3.2, or ICAO).

Channel Name Channel Frequency Channel Spacing

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Certificate-Info

4. Certificates

In this chapter you can read about:

Certificate-Info ............................................................................................................................. 49

4.1.

4.2. BAF Approval - GT6201 .............................................................................................................. 50

4.3. EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-05-R ........................................................................... 52

4.4. EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-10-R ........................................................................... 54

4.5. Approval - Telecommunication Office Italy ................................................................................. 56

4.1. Certificate-Info

For detailed information about approvals and certification please seeCertifications, page 18.

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BAF Approval - GT6201

4.2. BAF Ap p r oval - GT6201

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BAF Approval - GT6201

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EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-05-R

4.3. EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-05-R

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EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-05-R

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EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-10-R

4.4. EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-10-R

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EC Declaration of Conformity – GT6201-10-R

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Approval - Telecommunication Office Italy

4.5. Approval - Telecommunication Office Italy

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5. Index

Abbreviations .................................................. 7

Accessories ............................................ 19, 20

Additional Conditions of Utilization ................. 9

Additional Required Equipment .................... 22

Certificates .................................................... 49

Conditions of Utilization .................................. 9

Connector Pin Assignments ......................... 27

Controls and Indications ............................... 38

Device Assignment ................................. 22, 37

Dimensions ................................................... 25

General Description ...................................... 11

Grounding ..................................................... 24

Installation ..................................................... 21

Instandhaltungsbetrieb ................................... 2

Interface RoIP ............................................... 45

Keypad .......................................................... 41

LAN connection ............................................ 34

Lightning Protection ...................................... 25

List of Abbreviations ....................................... 7

Long press .................................................... 38

Mode Key ...................................................... 42

Mounting ....................................................... 24

Non Warranty Clause ...................................... 9

N-Surge-Suppressor ..................................... 25

Operation Instructions ................................... 37

Packaging, transport, storage ....................... 21

Produktionsbetrieb .......................................... 2

PTT Key ........................................................ 43

Purpose of Equipment .................................. 13

Radiation ....................................................... 24

Safety Definitions ............................................ 8

Selectable Frequencies ................................ 47

Short press .................................................... 38

SPKR Key ..................................................... 42

SQL Key ........................................................ 43

Start up .......................................................... 39

Status of Supply Voltages ............................. 43

Storage Procedure ........................................ 44

Type Plate ..................................................... 23

Units ................................................................ 7

User Interface ................................................ 38

Variants Overview ................................... 13, 14

Warranty Cond

itions ....................................... 9

We reserve the right to make technical changes.

The data correspond to the current status at the time of printing.

© 2017 by Becker Avionics GmbH / all rights reserved

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