Convex 2241A Operating Manual

2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
Issue Date: December 2004
(C) Copyright 2004 CONVEX CORPORATION
OPERATING MANUAL
www.ConvexCorp.com
2241A Distribution Panel CONTENTS
1-1 INTRODUCTION.....................1-1
1-2 MOUNTING.........................1-1
1-3 POWER............................1-1
1-4 POWER ALARM / INDICATORS.........1-1
1-5 AUDIO AND PTT DISTRIBUTION.......1-1
1-6 PTT BUFFERING....................1-2
1-7 PTT CONVERSION...................1-2
1-8 KEY DETECT.......................1-2
1-9 PTT DISTRIBUTION.................1-2
1-10 PTT OUTPUT CIRCUIT...............1-2
1-11 AUDIO INPUT CIRCUITS.............1-2
1-12 AUDIO INPUT / SUM CIRCUITS.......1-2
1-13 AUDIO OUTPUT CIRCUITS............1-2
1-14 SPECIFICATIONS...................1-3
SECTION 2 INSTALLATION
2-1 INTRODUCTION.....................2-1
2-2 RECEIVING INSPECTION.............2-1
2-3 RECEIVING OPERATIONAL CHECK......2-1
2-3-1 OPERATIONAL CHECK / AUDIO........2-1
2-3-2 OPERATIONAL CHECK / PTT..........2-3
2-3-3 OPERATIONAL CHECK / ALARM LOGIC..2-3
2-4 POWER MODULE REPLACEMENT.........2-4
2-5 INSTALLATION.....................2-4
2-5-1 SWITCH CONFIGURATION.............2-4
2-5-2 MOUNTING.........................2-5
2-5-3 SIGNAL AND POWER CONNECTIONS.....2-6
2-5-4 SYSTEM TESTING...................2-6
2-6 SUPPORT..........................2-6
2-7 WARRANTY.........................2-6
2-8 PRODUCT REPAIR SERVICE...........2-6
SECTION 3 OPERATION
3-1 INTRODUCTION.....................3-1
3-2 AUDIO DISTRIBUTION...............3-1
3-3 AUDIO GAIN CONTROLS..............3-1
3-4 PTT DISTRIBUTION.................3-1
3-5 FRONT PANEL / PTT CONTROLS.......3-1
3-1-1 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE.....3-2
3-5-2 TROUBLE SHOOTING.................3-2
3-5-3 SPECIAL CASES / ADAPTATION.......3-2
FINAL NOTE.......................3-2
ADVERTISEMENT....................3-2
SECTION 1 ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE
FRONT / REAR PANEL.....................1-1
2241A APPLICATION......................1-1
BLOCK DIAGRAM 2241A AUDIO / PTT........1-1
BLOCK DIAGRAM PTT CIRCUIT..............1-1
BLOCK DIAGRAM PTT CIRCUIT..............1-2
BLOCK DIAGRAM 2241A AUDIO / PTT........1-3
SECTION 2 ILLUSTRATIONS
FRONT / REAR PANEL................. ...2-1
BLOCK DIAGRAM 2241A AUDIO / PTT........2-2
2241A SWITCH LOCATION DRAWING..........2-2
FRONT / REAR PANEL.....................2-3
FRONT / REAR PANEL.....................2-5
BLOCK DIAGRAM 2241A AUDIO / PTT........2-5
2241A APPLICATION......................2-6
SECTION 3 ILLUSTRATIONS
FRONT / REAR PANEL.....................3-1
2241A APPLICATION......................3-1
BLOCK DIAGRAM 2241A AUDIO / PTT........3-1
BLOCK DIAGRAM PTT CIRCUIT..............3-1
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) REGULATIONS
This equipment is certified to comply with the limits for a Class A computing devices, pursuant to Part 15, Subpart J of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
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2241A Distribution Panel GENERAL Section 1
FRONT VIEW
CONVEX 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
KEY NORMAL DISABLE
PTT
90-264 VAC
1/2 AMP
BACKUPMAIN
PTT
FUSE FUSE
1-1 INTRODUCTION The Convex 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL is used to manage “Talk
Out” Audio and Push to Talk (PTT) signals bound for local or remote radios. It provides a compact means of distributing audio and Push to Talk (PTT) signals to as many as 24 base stations. In addition, it provides manual PTT override for individual transmitters. 24 front panel switches permit each radio to be keyed, disabled, or to track normal console control. Manual PTT control is used for installation and management of radio networks. It is also used to align simulcast networks by enabling one transmitter at a time to perform delay measurements.
LOCAL RADIOSTO REMOTE RADIOS
Tx AUDIO
T1 MUX
M LEAD / PTT
PTT PTTTx Tx
UP TO 24 PTT OUTPUTSUP TO 24 Tx OUTPUTS
2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
PTT NORM
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UP TO 8 SUM INPUTSUP TO 8 Tx INPUTS
Tx AUDIO
Rx AUDIO
M LEAD / PTT
DISPATCH CONSOLE
CONVEX 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
UP TO 24 PTT INPUTS
KEY DISABLE
VOTER
POWER
BUMAIN
1-2 MOUNTING The 2241A is packaged in a 1U high, rack mounting, panel. It is 12 Inches deep, and mounts in a 19 Inch Rack or Equipment Cabinet. At 1.7 Inches high, it takes up only one unit of vertical space.
1-3 POWER Power options include a universal AC Supply; or 12, 24, or 48 Volt DC Supplies. All power
supply options include redundant, replaceable power modules. The MAIN and BACKUP Power Modules are fused independently. In the event of a failure, a power module can be replaced with out taking the panel out of service. Section 2 has the procedure for replacing a failed power module while the 2241A is in service.
1-4 POWER ALARM / INDICATORS Front panel LEDs indicate the status of each power module. A contact closure is provided across pins 25/50 on the Audio Output Connector to alarm in the event of a power module failure.
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REAR VIEW
CONVEX
2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
AUDIOOUTPUTOUTPUT INPUTINPUT
S/N
MADE IN USA
1-5 AUDIO and PTT DISTRIBUTION Distribution is configured by 7 internal switches which can be set to fan out a single input to up to 24 outputs, 2 inputs to 12 outputs, or various other configurations. The distribution switches simultaneously configure both Audio and PTT Signals.
Distribution Capacity: 24 Audio Outputs per 2241A
8 Audio Inputs per 2241A 8 Summing Audio Inputs 24 PTT Outputs per 2241A 8 PTT Inputs can be distributed ( 24 PTT Inputs for buffering or
PTT Logic conversion )
PTT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PUSH TO TALK CIRCUITS
KEY NORM DISABLE
HI Z
S10
600
HI Z
S11
600
HI Z
S12
600
HI Z
S13
600
HI Z
S14
600
HI Z
S15
600
HI Z
S16
600
HI Z
S17
600
10K
INPUT LOGIC
+12 +12+5 +5E/M
(STATION BATTERY)
AUDIO
B1
S1A
IN4
B2
S2A
IN7
B3
S3A
IN10
B4
S4A
IN13
B5
S5A
IN16
B6
S6A
IN19
B7
S7A
IN22
KEY
DETECT
1/26 2/27 2
4
4/29 5/30 5
7
7/32
8
8/33
10
10/35
11
11/36
13
13/38
14
14/39
1616/41 1717/42
1919/44 2020/45
22
22/47
23
23/48
600 OHM, BALANCED RECEIVERS / DRIVERS
DET GND 25,50
1-24 PTT IN
26-49
-48/SB
BUS 1
PINSOUTPUTINPUTPINS
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
10
10/35
11
11/36
12
12/37
13
13/38
14
14/39
15
15/40
16
16/41
17
17/42
18
18/43
19
19/44
20
20/45
21
21/46
22
22/47
23
23/48
24
24/49
1 1
1/261
2 2
2/27
3 3
3/28
4/29 5/30 6/31
7/32 8/33 9/34
S1B
4 4 5 5 6 6
S2B
7 7 8 8 9 9
S3B
10 10 11 11 12 12
S4B
13 13 14 14 15 15
S5B
16 16 17 17 18 18
S6B
19 19 20 20 21 21
S7B
22 22 23 23 24 24
BLOCK DIAGRAM / 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
S90-S113
S42-S65
TTL
DIG
DIST IN
E/M SEL M:I,II,III
M:IV,V,E (INVERT)
ON
S8,S9
OFF
DIST OUT
BLOCK DIAGRAM / PTT CIRCUIT
S18-S41
PTT CONTROL
RED
RED
(FRONT PANEL)
*Digitac is a Trademark of Motorola Inc.
POWER SUPPLY
BACKUP
MAIN
OUTPUT / PINSPINS / INPUT
PTT
OUTPUT LOGIC
E/M
TTL
PTT OUT
10K
S66-S89
DET GND
DIG
GND/SG
1-24
25,50
26-49
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2241A Distribution Panel GENERAL Section 1
1-6 PTT BUFFERING. High current PTT Outputs
permit direct drive of transmitters requiring up to 100 mA keying current. The Panel accepts 12 or 24 low current PTT Inputs and provides high current outputs. Two switches permit the PTT Circuits to be configured for Distribution or Buffering (Distribution OFF). The first switch controls PTT Outputs 1-12, the second controls PTT Outputs 13 -24. This arrangement permits a combination of both Distributed and Buffered PTT Circuits. That is, 12 Outputs can be set for Distribution and 12 PTT Circuits can be set to Buffer Mode. In either
mode, the front panel PTT Controls are operational.
M:I,II,III
M:IV,V,E
(INVERT)
DIST IN
DIST OUT
ON
PTT
S3
CONTROL
OFF
RED
S4
(FRONT PANEL)
KEY NORM
OFF/GRN
RED
DISABLE
PTT OUT
1-24
DET GND
PTT
OUTPUT LOGIC
25,50
S5
E/M
TTL
DIG
26-49
GND/SG
26-49
-48/SB
DET GND 25,50
1-24 PTT IN
INPUT LOGIC
+12 +12+5 +5E/M
DETECT
KEY
TTL
E/M SEL
S2
S1
DIG
BLOCK DIAGRAM / PTT CIRCUIT
1-7 PTT CONVERSION. Each PTT Circuit has two independent PTT Logic Switches which select among: E/M, TTL, and Digitac Logic types. One switch (INPUT) configures the PTT Detector, and the other configures the PTT Output. PTT Logic conversion is simply a matter of selecting the desired Input and Output Logic Types.
1-8 KEY DETECT. Two switches permit each Key Detector to be set to accept a wide variety of PTT Logic Types. The INPUT LOGIC Switch selects among: E/M, TTL, and Digitac Logic types. The E/M SELECTOR provides a choice of E/M Type, or it is used to invert TTL or Digitac PTT Logic - when needed.
INPUT LOGIC Switch. This three position switch selects among: E/M, TTL, and Digitac Logic types by setting the detector trip voltage and the voltage on the pull-up resistor. The purpose of the pull-up resistor is to force an idle condition if the PTT Input circuit is open or not asserted.
E/M SELECTOR Switch. This two position switch selects the E/M Type or an INVERT function. Position 1 is used for Type: I, II, or III M Lead Inputs. In this position the “pull-up” resistor is connected to the detector ground and PTT is asserted when the Input is less than ( more negative ) -20 Volts. Position 2 is used for E Leads or Type IV or V M Lead Inputs. In this position the “pull-up” resistor is connected to “SB” Signal Battery / -48 Volt Input Lead and PTT is asserted when the Input is greater than ( more positive ) -20 Volts. Position 2 is also used to INVERT TTL or Digitac Logic when needed. In this case, PTT is asserted when INPUT Lead is open or high.
1-9 PTT DISTRIBUTION. The 2241A can be set so that individual PTT Inputs can be distributed to multiple PTT Outputs. Two DISTRIBUTION switches control this function. The first switch controls PTT Outputs 1-12, and the second switch controls PTT Outputs 13-24. When the DISTRIBUTION Switch is ON, multiple PTT
Outputs will track the state of an individual PTT Input. In this case, the PTT distribution fan-out tracks the audio distribution fan-out which is determined by the state of seven, Audio Distribution Switches. For example, if Audio Input 1 is set for distribution to Audio Outputs 1-6, then PTT Input 1 will be distributed to PTT Outputs 1-6. When the DISTRIBUTION Switch is OFF, each PTT Outputs will track the state of its individual PTT Input.
1-10 PTT OUTPUT Circuit. Each PTT Output circuit provides a contact closure when PTT is asserted (transmitter keyed). There is an independent, three position, PTT Logic Switch for each PTT Output Circuit. This switch which selects among: E/M, TTL, and Digitac Logic types and selects the voltage for the pull­up resistor.
PTT OVERRIDE Switch. Each PTT Output Circuit has a PTT Override Switch located on the front panel of the 2241A. The PTT Override Switch permits manual control of PTT to facilitate installation, trouble shooting, or temporary reconfiguration of a radio system. This is a three position, lighted, toggle switch with the center position being the NORMAL setting. In the Normal Position, the PTT Output tracks the PTT Input and the switch bat lights up GREEN when PTT is asserted. In the KEY (UP) Position, the switch bat lights up RED and the PTT Output is asserted, regardless of the state of the PTT Input. In the DISABLE (DOWN) Position, the switch bat lights up RED and the PTT Output is disabled, regardless of the state of the PTT Input.
1-11 AUDIO INPUT Circuits. Eight Audio Input Circuits are provided. These circuits are balanced and floating with a fixed 600 Ohm Input Impedance. They can be driven from a balanced or single ended source.
1-12 AUDIO INPUT / SUM Circuits. Eight Audio Input Sum Circuits are provided. These circuits are primarily used to sum (voted) receiver audio with transmit audio. They are balanced and floating and have an Input Impedance Switch. This switch is set to HI Z ( 20 K Ohms) when the sum input is paralleled with (bridging) another 600 Ohm Input. It is set to 600 Ohms when the sum input is used to terminate a circuit, or when the
Sum Input is not in use.
1-13 AUDIO OUTPUT Circuits. There are 24 Audio Output Circuits. These circuits are balanced and floating with a fixed 600 Ohm Output Impedance. They can be terminated with a balanced or single ended load. The (Input to Output) gain of the audio circuits is factory set to unity / 0.0 dB. However, a front panel, screw adjustment, GAIN CONTROL is provided for normalizing transmitter deviation. This control has a range of +/- 10 dB (0.316 to 3.16) with a logarithmic characteristic that provides a constant dB gain change per degree of rotation. Use of 15 turn potentiometers provides high resolution control.
* Digitac is a Trademark of Motorola Inc.
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2241A Distribution Panel GENERAL Section 1
1-14 SPECIFICATIONS
AUDIO DISTRIBUTION AMPS
Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 5000 Hz Tx Inputs: 8 Floating, Balanced, 600 Ohm Sum Inputs 8 Floating, Balanced, 600 / Hi Z Outputs: 24 Floating, Balanced, 600 Ohm Gain: 0 dB, +/- 10 dB / 24 FP controls I/O Return Loss: Greater than 26 dB Input/Output Level: +10 dBm maximum Noise: Less than -60 dBmC
PTT CIRCUITS
Outputs: 24 High Current (100 mA) Outputs
E/M, TTL, or *Digitac / Relay Closure
Inputs: 24 E/M Type 1-5, TTL, or *Digitac
8 Inputs for distribution applications M Type I,II,III: Key <-20 V / Idle >-20
V
M Type IV, V; E: Key >-20 / Idle <-20 V TTL: Key < +2.5 V / Idle > +2.5 V *Digitac: Key < +6 V / Idle > +6 V
* Digitac is a Trademark of Motorola Inc.
AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION CONTROL
7 Switches: 1 Input to 24 Outputs, or
2 Inputs to 12 Outputs each, or numerous other distribution options.
MANUAL PTT CONTROL
PTT Switches 24 (3 Position) Front Panel Switches
KEY: Keys transmitter / Lit Red NORMAL Console control / Lit Green =
PTT
DISABLE Disables PTT / Lit Red
HI Z
S10
600
HI Z
S11
600
HI Z
S12
600
HI Z
S13
600
HI Z
S14
600
HI Z
S15
600
HI Z
S16
600
HI Z
S17
600
10K
INPUT LOGIC
+12 +12+5 +5E/M
(STATION BATTERY)
AUDIO
B1
S1A
IN4
B2
S2A
IN7
B3
S3A
IN10
B4
S4A
IN13
B5
S5A
IN16
B6
S6A
IN19
B7
S7A
IN22
KEY
DETECT
1/26 2/27 2
4
4/29 5/30 5
7
7/32
8
8/33
10
10/35
11
11/36
13
13/38
14
14/39
1616/41 1717/42
1919/44 2020/45
22
22/47
23
23/48
600 OHM, BALANCED RECEIVERS / DRIVERS
DET GND 25,50
1-24 PTT IN
26-49
-48/SB
BUS 1
PINSOUTPUTINPUTPINS
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
10
10/35
11
11/36
12
12/37
13
13/38
14
14/39
15
15/40
16
16/41
17
17/42
18
18/43
19
19/44
20
20/45
21
21/46
22
22/47
23
23/48
24
24/49
1 1
1/261
2 2
2/27
3 3
3/28
4/29 5/30 6/31
7/32 8/33
9/34
S1B
4 4 5 5 6 6
S2B
7 7 8 8
9 9
S3B
10 10 11 11 12 12
S4B
13 13 14 14 15 15
S5B
16 16 17 17 18 18
S6B
19 19 20 20 21 21
S7B
22 22 23 23 24 24
PUSH TO TALK CIRCUITS
BLOCK DIAGRAM / 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
S90-S113
S42-S65
TTL
DIG
DIST IN
E/M SEL M:I,II,III
M:IV,V,E (INVERT)
ON
S8,S9
OFF
DIST OUT
BLOCK DIAGRAM / PTT CIRCUIT
S18-S41
PTT CONTROL
RED
RED
(FRONT PANEL)
KEY NORM DISABLE
PTT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT
OUTPUT LOGIC
OUTPUT / PINSPINS / INPUT
PTT OUT
1-24
DET GND
25,50
10K
S66-S89
E/M
TTL
DIG
26-49
GND/SG
ENVIRONMENT: -30 to 60º C, 95% R.H. I/O CONNECTORS: 2 sets of 50 pin "Telco" type DIMENSIONS: 1.7" H x 12" D x 19" W. / 6 lbs. POWER 90-264 VAC; Order: 2241A-AC
12, 24, or 48 VDC, Order: 2241A-XX
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2241A Distribution Panel INSTALLATION Section 2
FRONT VIEW
CONVEX 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
KEY NORMAL DISABLE
PTT
90-264 VAC
1/2 AMP
BACKUPMAIN
PTT
FUSE FUSE
2-1 INTRODUCTION This section is organized into four parts dealing with: Receiving Inspection, Power Module Replacement, Installation, Support and Service. Receiving Inspection consists of a visual examination and brief operational checks to verify that the 2241A has not been damaged in transit. Power Module Replacement provides a procedure to replace a power module with the 2241A in service. Installation discuses mounting, I/O and power hook-up, and configuration. Support and Service includes factory assistance with applications, operation and repairs.
2-2 RECEIVING INSPECTION Prior to shipment each 2241A is tested electrically and inspected for good mechanical condition. New units should be free of mechanical defects and new (or repaired) units should be in good operating order. Inspect the equipment on receipt to insure that it has not been damaged in transit. If damage is observed, retain the shipping carton and its contents and file a claim with the freight carrier.
2-3 RECEIVING OPERATIONAL CHECK Look at the rear panel to determine the appropriate power voltage.
AC Units have a North American Type power cord attached. If needed - replace the plug on the power cord with one intended for the local power mains. The AC mains voltage must be in the range of 90 to 264 Volts rms. If so, then plug into the power receptacle to power the unit. (The 2241A does not have a power switch.)
DC Units have a power terminal block on the left side of the rear panel. Check the label over the terminal block to determine the correct supply voltage and current requirements. Standard voltages are 12, 24, or 48 VDC. Prior to connecting the DC Power Supply, check that its voltage is within +/- 2 volts of the labeled voltage, and that it will provide the current listed near the Fuses.
Turn the DC Power Supply OFF, and connect 2 heavy gage wires between the power supply and the + and - terminals on the 2241A - observing the polarity labels. As a safety precaution, connect a heavy gauge wire between the Earth (Chassis) Ground and the Earth / Safety Ground. Then turn on the DC Power Supply to activate the 2241A. Check the front panel of the 2241A and observe that both MAIN and BACKUP LEDs are lit. If one of the LEDs is not lit, place an OHM Meter across AUDIO OUT Connector (ALARM) pins 25 and 50. If a power supply
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REAR VIEW
CONVEX
2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
AUDIOOUTPUTOUTPUT INPUTINPUT
POWER SUPPLY MAIN
S/N
MADE IN USA
has failed there will be a low OHM reading (<100 Ohms). If there is a high OHM reading, then both power supplies may be working, but there has been another failure such as a defective LED. In this case contact Convex to arrange for return for warranty repair.
If there is a low OHM reading, then one of the power supplies is not operating. In this case, remove power and check the fuse (on the rear of the 2241A) which corresponds with an unlit LED. Replace any missing or blown fuses, then reapply power and verify that both LEDs are lit. If an LED remains unlit after replacing a fuse, contact Convex for return for repair.
2-3-1 OPERATIONAL CHECK / AUDIO CIRCUITRY
The audio circuitry has been tested prior to shipment and will not generally need to be rechecked prior to installation. This procedure is provided so that the checks can be made when needed. The audio checks are made using a Convex 806A TIMS Test Set or equivalent equipment. Audio checks assume that the
seven Distribution Switches (S1-S7) and Gain Controls are set to the factory default settings: Input / 0 dB.
Set the 806A Generator for 1004 Hz / 0 dBm / 600 Ohm Send Impedance. Set the 806A Receiver for LEVEL Mode / 15 kHz Filter / 600 Ohm Termination.
Audio Check. Drive pins 1/26 of the Audio Input Connector with the 806A Generator, and use the 806A Receiver to verify 0 dBm (+/- 0.5 dB) / 1004 Hz on pins 1/26, 2/27, and 3/28 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 2/27 Repeat the above Audio Check for pins 4/29 of the
Audio Input Connector and pins 4/29, 5/30, 6/31 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 5/30 Repeat the above Audio Check for pins 7/32 of the
Audio Input Connector and pins 7/32, 8/33, 9/34 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 8/33 Repeat the above Audio Check for pins 10/35 of the
Audio Input Connector and pins 10/35, 11/36, 12/37 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 11/36
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BACKUP
2241A Distribution Panel INSTALLATION Section 2
1/26 2/27 2
4/29 5/30 5
7/32 8/33
10/35 11/36
13/38 14/39
10 11
13 14
1616/41 1717/42
1919/44 2020/45
22/47
22
AUDIO
BUS 1
B1
HI Z
600
S1A
S10
IN4
4
B2
HI Z
600
S2A
S11
IN7
7 8
HI Z
600
HI Z
600
HI Z
600
HI Z
600
HI Z
600
B3
S3A
S12
IN10
B4
S13
S4A
IN13
B5
S5A
S14
IN16
B6
S6A
S15
IN19
B7
S7A
S16
IN22
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
10 11 12
13 14 15
16 17 18
19 20 21
22
PINSOUTPUTINPUTPINS
1/261 2/27 3/28
4/29 5/30 6/31
7/32 8/33
9/34
10/35 11/36 12/37
13/38 14/39 15/40
16/41 17/42 18/43
19/44 20/45 21/46
22/47
1 1 2 2 3 3
S1B
4 4 5 5 6 6
S2B
7 7 8 8
9 9
10 10
S3B
11 11 12 12
13 13
S4B
14 14 15 15
16 16
S5B
17 17 18 18
19 19
S6B
20 20 21 21
22 22
S7B
PTT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
OUTPUT / PINSPINS / INPUT
23/48
23
HI Z
S17
600
600 OHM, BALANCED RECEIVERS / DRIVERS
BLOCK DIAGRAM / 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
DET GND 25,50
1-24 PTT IN
26-49
-48/SB
10K
INPUT LOGIC
+12 +12+5 +5E/M
(STATION BATTERY)
KEY
DETECT
S42-S65
TTL
DIG
S90-S113
23
23/48
24
24/49
E/M SEL M:I,II,III
M:IV,V,E
(INVERT)
DIST IN
ON
S8,S9
OFF
DIST OUT
S18-S41
BLOCK DIAGRAM / PTT CIRCUIT
2 - 2
23 23 24 24
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PUSH TO TALK CIRCUITS
PTT OUT
TTL
DET GND
10K
S66-S89
DIG
GND/SG
1-24
25,50
26-49
PTT CONTROL
RED
RED
(FRONT PANEL)
KEY NORM
DISABLE
PTT
OUTPUT LOGIC
E/M
2241A Distribution Panel INSTALLATION Section 2
2 - 2
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R518
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R647
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USE 2TER-0327 USE 2TER-0327
AC ONLY AC ONLY
J1 / AUDIO INPUT
J2 / AUDIO OUTPUT
J3 / PTT INPUT J4 / PTT
OUTPUT
S10 - S17 INPUT IMPEDANCE / SUMMING AMPLIFIERS HI Z | 600
S66 - S89 PTT OUTPUT
DIGITAC
TTL E/M
S90 - S113 E/M TYPE SELECT
M TYPE I,II,III
(INVERT) / MTYPE IV,V
S18 - S41 PTT PANEL CONTROLS
(UP / RED)
KEY
(CENTER / GREEN = KEY)
NORM
(DOWN / RED) DISABLE
S8 - S9 PTT DISTRIBUTION
ON
OFF
S1 - S7 AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION
INPUT | BUS
S42 - S65 PTT INPUT
DIGITAC
TTL
E/M
BACKUP
MAIN
MAIN
BACKUP
POWER SUPPLY INDICATORS MAIN | BACKUP
MAIN
BACKUP
ALARM RELAY
COMPONENT LOCATION DRAWING
2241A Distribution Panel INSTALLATION Section 2
FRONT VIEW
CONVEX 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
KEY NORMAL DISABLE
PTT
90-264 VAC
1/2 AMP
BACKUPMAIN
PTT
FUSE FUSE
Repeat the above Audio Check for pins 13/38 of the Audio Input Connector and pins 13/38, 14/39, 15/40 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 14/39 Repeat the Audio Check for pins 16/41 of the Audio
Input Connector and pins 16/41, 17/42, 18/43 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 17/42 Repeat the Audio Check for pins 19/44 of the Audio
Input Connector and pins 19/44, 20/45, 21/46 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 20/45 Repeat the Audio Check for pins 22/47 of the Audio
Input Connector and pins 22/47, 23/48, 24/49 of the Audio Output Connector.
Repeat the above Audio Check driving pins 23/48 If any of the audio checks fail, remove the top cover
(per Step 4 on Page 2-4) and check to see that Switches S1 to S7 are all set to the INPUT position. Refer to the COMPONENT LOCATION DRAWING on page 2-2 for the location of S1 - S7.
If any audio check continues to fail with S1 - S7 in the Input position, replace the top cover. Contact Convex to arrange for return for warranty repair.
2-3-2 OPERATIONAL CHECK / PTT CIRCUITS
The PTT circuits were tested prior to shipment and will not generally need to be rechecked prior to installation. This procedure is provided so that the checks can be made when needed. The Operational Checks will require an inexpensive Ohm Meter and a 24 VDC Power Supply.
Ref page 2-2, PTT Circuit checks assume that all configuration switches have the factory default settings:
S1 - S7 INPUT = LEFT 24 Front Panel NORM = CENTER 24 INPUT LOGIC E/M = DOWN 24 E/M SEL M I,II,III = UP S8, S9 DIST = UP 24 OUTPUT LOGIC E/M = DOWN
Connect the Positive output of the 24 Volt Power Supply to pins 25 and 50 of the PTT INPUT Connector
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(Detector Ground). Connect the Negative output of the 24 Volt Power Supply to each PTT INPUT as it is being checked. Connect the Ohm Meter across pins 1 and 26 of the PTT OUTPUT Connector.
PTT Check. PTT Input 1 / Outputs 1,2,3 Connect -24 VDC to PTT INPUT 1 (Connector pin 1) and verify that the Ohm Meter reading across PTT OUTPUT 1 ( pins 1 and 26) is less than 100 Ohms. Verify that the Ohm Meter reading is greater than 10K Ohms with the -24 Volts removed from PTT Input 1.
Move the Ohm Meter to PTT Output 2 (pins 2 and 27) and check for < 100 Ohms when -24 V is present and >10K Ohms when -24 V is removed.
Move the Ohm Meter to PTT Output 3 (pins 3 and 28) and check for < 100 Ohms when -24 V is present and >10K Ohms when -24 V is removed.
Repeat the PTT Check for Input 4 / Outputs 4,5,6 Repeat the PTT Check for Input 7 / Outputs 7,8,9 Repeat the PTT Check for Input 10 / Outputs 10,11,12 Repeat the PTT Check for Input 13 / Outputs 13,14,15 Repeat the PTT Check for Input 16 / Outputs 16,17,18 Repeat the PTT Check for Input 19 / Outputs 19,20,21 Repeat the PTT Check for Input 22 / Outputs 22,23,24
If any of the PTT checks fail, remove the top cover and check to see that all Switches are set to the default setting. Refer to the COMPONENT LOCATION DRAWING on page 2-2 for the switch locations.
If any PTT check continues to fail with all switches in default settings, contact Convex to arrange for return for warranty repair. Replace the top cover.
2-3-3 Operational Check Alarm Logic. The Alarm Logic was tested prior to shipment and will not generally need to be rechecked prior to installation. This procedure is provided so that the checks can be made when needed.
Connect an Ohm Meter across pins 25 / 50 of the Audio Output Connector. Check that the resistance is above 10K Ohm, and that both LEDs on the Front Panel are lit.
Remove the Fuse for the MAIN Supply. Check that the resistance is less than 100 Ohms, and that the BACKUP LED is Lit, and the MAIN LED is Off.
POWER SUPPLY
BACKUP
MAIN
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Replace the MAIN Fuse. Check that the resistance is above 10K Ohm, and that both LEDs on the Front Panel are lit. Remove the Fuse for the BACKUP Supply. Check that the resistance is less than 100 Ohms, and that the BACKUP LED is Off, and the MAIN LED is Lit.
Replace the BACKUP Fuse. Check that the resistance is above 10K Ohm, and that both LEDs on the Front Panel are lit.
If the Alarm Logic fails to operate properly, contact Convex to arrange for return for warranty repair.
2-4 POWER MODULE REPLACEMENT If it is not feasible to take the 2241A out of service, a failed power module can be replaced while the 2241A is in service. A failed Power module will be indicated by an Alarm condition (less than 100 Ohms across Audio Output Connector pins 25/50 ) and the associated LED being Off.
First check the fuse of the failed supply, and replace if blown. If the Alarm is still active and LED Off, check the new fuse to see if it has been blown. If the new fuse is blown, do not replace it - instead replace the power modules per the procedure below.
Replacement Power Modules AC UNITS Fuse AC to 12VDC: Astrodyne Model AFC-12S 1/2 A 12 VDC to +/-12VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A05 12 VDC to +5 VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A01
4. Remove six screws from the top of the unit, three screws from the front, three screws from the rear, and remove the top cover. Refer to the drawing on Page 2-2 for the locations of the power modules.
5. Note the warning above, and the orientation of the modules. Remove all power modules associated with the failed supply by pulling straight up. Check the pin alignment on the replacement modules and install. Press straight down to seat the replacement power modules. (Bumpers on the top cover keep the power module seated in the socket.)
6. Replace the fuse associated with the failed power modules. Check that the alarm condition has been released (greater than 10K Ohms across Audio Output Connector pins 25/50 ) and that both Power LEDs are lit.
7. Replace the top cover and install six screws in the top. Install three screws on the front and rear panels that hold the top cover on.
8. Slide the 2241A back into the cabinet, and install four mounting screws in the rack mounting ears. Check that all cabling to the rear panel is secure.
9. Test the individual power modules removed from the 2241A to determine which of the two or three units is defective. Replace the defective unit so that there is a complete set of spares available.
2-5 INSTALLATION. Installation consists of: configuration of internal switches, mounting, connection of signal and power, and system testing.
Replacement Power Modules 12 VDC Units Fuse 12 VDC to +/-12VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A05 2.0 A 12 VDC to +5 VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A01
Replacement Power Modules 24 VDC Units Fuse 24 VDC to +/-12VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A15 1.0 A 24 VDC to +5 VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A11
Replacement Power Modules 48 VDC Units Fuse 24 VDC to +/-12VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A25 1/2 A 24 VDC to +5 VDC: Astrodyne Model EC6A21
POWER MODULE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE WARNING. To avoid electric shock when replacing a
power module while the 2241A Panel is in service, take extreme care not to touch any of the traces on the printed circuit board or any wiring.
1. Remove the fuse associated with the failed power modules.
2. Check that the rear panel signal and power connectors are secure.
3. Remove four screws from the rack mounting ears, and slide the 2241A straight forward out of the cabinet being careful not to release power or signal connections. Set the 2241A down on a flat surface.
2-5-1 SWITCH CONFIGURATION. Refer to the 2241A Block Diagram and Component Location Drawing on Page 2-2. Remove the top cover. ( Three screws on the rear and front panels, and six screws on the top of the 2241A. )
Audio Distribution S1-S7 Audio Distribution is controlled by Switches S1 to S7. Factory default settings have all of these switches set to the INPUT (LEFT) Position. With the default settings, each audio input will be distributed to three outputs. The default configuration provides a total of 8 Inputs - each of which is distributed to 3 Outputs.
(1 to 3 ) x 8 => S1-S7 all INPUT / LEFT (1 to 6) x 4 => S1,3,5,7 = BUS / RIGHT
S2,4,6 = INPUT / LEFT
(1 to 12) x 2 => S1,2,3,5,6,7 = BUS / RIGHT
S4 = INPUT / LEFT
(1 to 24) x 1 => S1,2,3,4,5,6,7 = BUS /
RIGHT
Other combinations of three outputs are possible. For example (1 to 9) x 2 plus (1 to 6) x 1. Refer to the 2241A Block Diagram ON PAGE 2-2 or 2-5 for guidance.
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FRONT VIEW
CONVEX 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
KEY NORMAL DISABLE
PTT
90-264 VAC
1/2 AMP
1/26 2/27 2
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22/47 23/48
B1
HI Z
S1A
S10
600
IN4
4
B2
HI Z
S2A
S11
600
IN7
7
B3
8
HI Z
S3A
S12
600
IN10
10 11
B4
HI Z
S13
S4A
600
IN13
13
B5
14
HI Z
S5A
S14
600
IN16
1616/41
B6
1717/42
HI Z
S6A
S15
600
IN19
1919/44
B7
2020/45
HI Z
S7A
S16
600
IN22
22 23
HI Z
S17
600
600 OHM, BALANCED RECEIVERS / DRIVERS
AUDIO
BUS 1
BACKUPMAIN
FUSE FUSE
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4 5 6
7 8 9
10 11 12
13 14 15
16 17 18
19 20 21
22 23 24
PINSOUTPUTINPUTPINS
10/35 11/36 12/37
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19/44 20/45 21/46
22/47 23/48 24/49
1 1
1/261
2 2
2/27
3 3
3/28
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9/34
S1B
4 4 5 5 6 6
S2B
7 7 8 8
9 9
S3B
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S4B
13 13 14 14 15 15
S5B
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S6B
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PUSH TO TALK CIRCUITS
PTT
OUTPUT / PINSPINS / INPUT
BLOCK DIAGRAM / 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
25,50
26-49
-48/SB
DET GND
1-24 PTT IN
10K
INPUT LOGIC
+12 +12+5 +5E/M
(STATION BATTERY)
DETECT
S90-S113
KEY
S42-S65
TTL
DIG
DIST IN
E/M SEL M:I,II,III
M:IV,V,E (INVERT)
ON
S8,S9
OFF
DIST OUT
BLOCK DIAGRAM / PTT CIRCUIT
S18-S41
PTT CONTROL
RED
RED
(FRONT PANEL)
KEY
NORM
DISABLE
PTT OUT
1-24
DET GND
PTT
OUTPUT
25,50
10K
LOGIC
S66-S89
E/M
TTL
DIG
26-49
GND/SG
AUDIO SUM INPUT IMPEDANCE Switches. Set the Sum Input Impedance switches to HI Z only when a Sum Input is in use and bridging an external load. Otherwise set to 600 Ohm Termination. ( RIGHT )
PTT Distribution S1-S7, S8, S9 PTT Distribution “tracks” the Audio Distribution when S8 and S9 are set to DIST ON ( UP ).
PTT Buffering S8, S9 PTT Buffering is used to provide a high output current capable of directly keying transmitters for every PTT Input. PTT Distribution can be turned OFF to permit PTT Buffering. Switch S8 controls PTT Outputs 1-12. S9 controls PTT Outputs 13-
24. When PTT Distribution is turned OFF, S1-S7
continue to control Audio Distribution, but have no
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effect on PTT Distribution. In this case each PTT Output tracks its individual Input.
PTT Logic Conversion PTT Logic conversion permits dissimilar equipment to be interfaced. For example a console with TTL Logic can be interfaced to a mux with E/M Logic. In this case the PTT Input Logic would be set for TTL, and the PTT Output would be set for E/M.
PTT Circuit Switches. There are four internal switches that are used to setup PTT Operation. Two of the four set the PTT Logic used at the Input and Output. The Third switch selects the E/M Type ( or it is used to invert TTL or Digitac Logic). and the fourth switch determines if multiple PTT Outputs are to be distributed from individual PTT Inputs. The operational PTT Control is located on the front panel. Note: Refer to the
Component Location Drawing on Page 2-2.
1. Set the PTT INPUT LOGIC Switch to accommodate the type of logic driving the 2241A. The choices are: E/M, TTL, and Digitac.
2. Set the E/M SELECTOR Switch for the appropriate type. Use M: I,II,III for M Lead types I,II, or III or normal TTL / Digitac operation. Use M: IV,V, E for E Leads or type IV, or V M Leads, or to invert TTL, or Digitac Logic.
3. Set the DISTRIBUTION Switches to ON or OFF.
Note that there are two DISTRIBUTION Switches on the 2241A. One controls PTT Outputs 1-12, and the other controls PTT Outputs 13-24. Set the DISTRIBUTION
Switches to ON for PTT Distribution that ‘tracks” the AUDIO Distribution. Set the DISTRIBUTION Switches to OFF for each PTT Output to track its INPUT.
4. Set the PTT OUTPUT LOGIC Switch to accommodate the type of logic that the 2241A is driving. The choices are: E/M, TTL, and Digitac.
TOP COVER. When all of the internal configuration switches have been set, replace the top cover of the 2241A. There are three screws in the front and rear panels, and six screws on top.
2-5-2 MOUNTING. If the rear panel of the 2241A will be obstructed by other equipment in the cabinet, connect signal and power cables prior to mounting. See Section
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BACKUP
MAIN
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2-5-3. Use four screws in the mounting ears on the panel to secure the 2241A in an equipment cabinet or rack.
2-5-3 SIGNAL AND POWER CONNECTIONS. All Audio, PTT, and Power Leads connect to the rear panel of the 2241A.
LOCAL RADIOSTO REMOTE RADIOS
Tx AUDIO
2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
PTT
Tx AUDIO
T1 MUX
UP TO 8 SUM INPUTSUP TO 8 Tx INPUTS
Rx AUDIO
DISPATCH CONSOLE
UP TO 24 PTT OUTPUTSUP TO 24 Tx OUTPUTS
M LEAD / PTT
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UP TO 24 PTT INPUTS
KEY NORM DISABLE
VOTER
POWER
BUMAIN
Audio Inputs. Connect up to 8 Audio Inputs to the AUDIO INPUT Connector on the far right of the rear panel. Refer to the 2241A Block Diagram on Page 2-5 for pin assignments.
Audio Sum Inputs. Connect up to 8 Audio Sum Inputs to the AUDIO INPUT Connector on the far right of the rear panel. Refer to the 2241A Block Diagram on Page 2-5 for pin assignments.
Audio Output. Connect up to 24 Audio Outputs to the AUDIO OUTPUT Connector on the rear panel. Refer to the 2241A Block Diagram on Page 2-5 for pin assignments.
PTT Inputs. Connect the PTT Inputs to the PTT INPUT Connector on the rear panel. Refer to the 2241A Block Diagram on Page 2-5 for pin assignments.
PTT Outputs. Connect the PTT Outputs to the PTT OUTPUT Connector on the rear panel. Refer to the 2241A Block Diagram on Page 2-5 for pin assignments.
Power Leads. For DC Units, check the polarity of the power leads, then turn the DC Power Supply OFF and connect the power leads to the terminal block on the far left of the rear panel. Turn the DC Power Supply ON, and check that both LEDs on the front of the 2241A are lit.
AC Units have an integral power cord. If necessary, change the plug on the AC Power cord to accommodate local power mains receptacles.
2-5-4 SYSTEM TESTING This section is very general in order to accommodate a variety of situations. Set all of the front panel switches to the NORM Position.
Audio Distribution. Check that individual audio signals are being distributed to the proper points, and check that each output is the proper level. Assuming that the Front Panel Gain Controls have not been adjusted, the 2241A has 0 dB gain when being driven with a 600 Ohm Source, and with the outputs terminated with 600 Ohms.
SUM Audio Distribution. Check that individual sum audio signals are being distributed to the proper points.
PTT Distribution. Check that individual leads are being distributed to the proper points. Check that each PTT Output is being properly keyed from the dispatch console.
PTT Override. Check that the front panel switches on the 2241A provide override control of each transmitter.
In the KEY Position the transmitter should Key independent of the status of the dispatch console and the switch bat should light up RED.
In the DISABLE Position, the transmitter should remain Idle independent of the status of the dispatch console, and the switch bat should light up RED .
Set all of the front panel switches to the NORM Position, and verify that all transmitters are tracking key commands issued by the dispatch console. Note that the switch bats light up GREEN when PTT is asserted from the console.
2-6 SUPPORT We invite your comments, questions or technical support requirements. Please check our
website for the current address and phone numbers.
www.ConvexCorp.com
e-mail: Turner_J@ConvexCorp.com Phone 703-433-9901 / FAX 703-433-9904
If repair work is required, ship the product to the factory:
CONVEX CORPORATION
1319 Shepard Drive
Sterling, VA 20164 USA
(Check www.ConvexCorp.com for current information.)
Include a note: Trouble description
Your name / phone number Return shipping address
2-7 WARRANTY All Convex products are warranted to be free of manufacturing defects for a period of one year from the date of shipment.
2-8 PRODUCT REPAIR SERVICE Post warranty repair service is available for Convex products. Convex will advise as to the nature and cost of repair and, subject to customer instructions, will promptly repair and return the product.
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FRONT VIEW
CONVEX 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
KEY NORMAL DISABLE
PTT
90-264 VAC
1/2 AMP
BACKUPMAIN
PTT
FUSE FUSE
3-1 INTRODUCTION This section discusses operation of the 2241A Audio / PTT Distribution Panel. The 2241A provides a compact means of distributing audio and Push to Talk (PTT) signals to as many as 24 base stations. In addition, it provides manual PTT override for individual transmitters. 24 front panel switches permit each radio to be keyed, disabled, or to track normal console control. Manual PTT control is used for installation and management of radio networks. It is also used to align simulcast networks by enabling one transmitter at a time to perform delay measurements.
LOCAL RADIOSTO REMOTE RADIOS
Tx AUDIO
T1 MUX
M LEAD / PTT
PTT PTTTx Tx
UP TO 24 PTT OUTPUTSUP TO 24 Tx OUTPUTS
2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
PTT NORM
UP TO 8 SUM INPUTSUP TO 8 Tx INPUTS
Tx AUDIO
Rx AUDIO
M LEAD / PTT
DISPATCH CONSOLE
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KEY DISABLE
VOTER
POWER
BUMAIN
3-2 AUDIO DISTRIBUTION Audio Distribution is configured by seven, internal Distribution Switches during installation per Section 2-5-1. Typically, each radio channel will be distributed to each transmitter site. The block diagram in the right column shows the Distribution Switches set for four inputs. Input 1 is distributed to 12 Outputs, Input 13 is distributed to 6 Outputs, and Inputs 19 and 22 are distributed to 3 Outputs each. Although the Distribution Switches may be reconfigured if the network is changed, they are not controlled during normal operation.
3-3 AUDIO GAIN CONTROLS Front Panel Audio Gain Controls, are used to normalize the deviation of each transmitter using a test receiver. Front Panel PTT Controls are used to disable PTT to any base station that interferes with the channel / site being aligned. Since the gain control has a range of +/- 10 dB, care should be taken not to overdrive any equipment “down stream” from the 2241A.
3-4 PTT DISTRIBUTION Per the block diagram below, PTT Distribution is also configured with the Audio
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Distribution Switches. The internal PTT configuration switches are not controlled during normal operation.
3-5 FRONT PANEL / PTT CONTROLS . Front Panel PTT Switches are also not controlled during normal operation. They are usually set to the NORM Position so that the dispatch console determines transmitter keying. The PTT Switches are used during system installation, routine maintenance checks, trouble shooting, and for special situations requiring rapid adaptation of the network. PTT Switch bats are lighted RED to indicate an abnormal condition such as KEY or DISABLE. In the Normal Position, switch bats lighted GREEN to indicate that PTT is asserted.
3-5-1 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE . A typical installation or maintenance application is to shut down
1/26 2/27 2
4/29 5/30 5
7/32 8/33
10/35 11/36
13/38 14/39
22/47 23/48
DET GND
25,50
1-24 PTT IN
26-49
-48/SB
B1
HI Z
S1A
S10
600
IN4
4
B2
HI Z
S2A
S11
600
IN7
7
B3
8
HI Z
S3A
S12
600
IN10
10 11
B4
HI Z
S13
S4A
600
IN13
13
B5
14
HI Z
S5A
S14
600
IN16
1616/41
B6
1717/42
HI Z
S6A
S15
600
IN19
1919/44
B7
2020/45
HI Z
S7A
S16
600
IN22
22 23
HI Z
S17
600
600 OHM, BALANCED RECEIVERS / DRIVERS
KEY
DETECT
10K
INPUT LOGIC
+12 +12+5 +5E/M
(STATION BATTERY)
AUDIO
BUS 1
BLOCK DIAGRAM / 2241A AUDIO / PTT DISTRIBUTION PANEL
S90-S113
S42-S65
TTL
DIG
PINSOUTPUTINPUTPINS
1/261
1
2/27
2
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3
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4
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5
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7
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23
23/48
24
24/49
DIST IN
E/M SEL M:I,II,III
M:IV,V,E (INVERT)
ON
S8,S9
OFF
DIST OUT
BLOCK DIAGRAM / PTT CIRCUIT
S1B
S2B
S3B
S4B
S5B
S6B
S7B
PUSH TO TALK CIRCUITS
KEY NORM DISABLE
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
PTT CIRCUIT
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PTT CONTROL
RED
S18-S41
RED
(FRONT PANEL)
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POWER SUPPLY
BACKUP
MAIN
OUTPUT / PINSPINS / INPUT
PTT
PTT
OUTPUT LOGIC
E/M
PTT OUT
1-24
DET GND
25,50
10K
S66-S89
TTL
DIG
26-49
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transmitters at all sites except one for purposes of testing the one site. In this case, operation of the PTT Switches insures which transmitters will remain OFF and which transmitter will be keyed - independent of commands that the dispatch console may give. This provides an opportunity to test both the “Talk Out” and “Talk In” equipment without interference from other transmitters.
This technique can also be used to keep a channel open for testing in situations where the dispatch console imposes a time limit on transmissions. In some simulcast systems, equalizers are required to match the phase and amplitude responses of “talk out” links to each site. This requires that the response of the links to each site be measured. In order to do this, one site is ­in turn -made operational and all interfering sites are turned off.
All simulcast systems require the transmission delay to each site be measured so that individual audio delay lines can be precisely adjusted. Delay lines are set so that audio delay from multiple sites is the same in those geographical areas where transmitter coverage overlap. Typically this is done by measuring the “Round Trip (audio) Delay” to a test receiver, with one site active at a time. The PTT Switches provide a convenient and sure means of controlling this process.
FINAL NOTE Features found in all Convex Products are the result of feedback from current and prospective customers. Please tell us what you would like improved or changed. We appreciate your suggestions.
Please check our website for the current address and phone number.
www.convexcorp.com
e-mail: Turner_J@convexcorp.com Phone 703-433-9901 / FAX 703-433-9904
CONVEX CORPORATION
1319 Shepard Drive
Sterling, VA 20164 USA
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3-5-2 TROUBLE SHOOTING The PTT Switches can be used for trouble shooting the network. Since individual transmitters can be controlled, the PTT Switches can be used to isolate a problem to a particular site or base station. Once having isolated a problem situation, that site or radio can be amputated by setting it’s PTT Switch to DISABLE until repairs have been made.
3-5-3 SPECIAL CASES / ADAPTATION. PTT Switches can also be used to rapidly adapt the network for special situations. An alternate or backup site can be enabled in the event a failure or accident at the primary site. A site or a channel can be silenced to permit a neighboring jurisdiction temporary use of a channel (frequency) to handle a special situation.
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