4.Abbreviations and Acronyms................................................................................................................................................ 3
5.12RII Radio Systems............................................................................................................................................................. 4
5.1.AAR Remote Radio System.......................................................................................................................................... 4
5.2.Clean Cab Radio systems..............................................................................................................................................6
5.3.Serial Remote Radio Systems (Future Option).............................................................................................................. 8
5.4.Radio Final Assembly Parts List...................................................................................................................................8
5.5.Radio Front Assembly Parts List (LC version Only)..................................................................................................... 9
6.1.RC Radio Block Diagram............................................................................................................................................12
6.2.LC Radio Block Diagram............................................................................................................................................13
6.3.SR Radio Block Diagram............................................................................................................................................ 14
8.7.Power Supply Board Parts List...................................................................................................................................22
9.RADIO CONTROL BOARD .............................................................................................................................................. 23
10.1.Microprocessor & Digital Interface........................................................................................................................23
Standard 12RII Front Panel Controls....................................................................................................................................... 29
12.1.Front Panel Parts List..............................................................................................................................................31
12.2.Front Panel Board Parts List...................................................................................................................................32
This document provides the necessary technical information to comply with the requirements for FCC certification. This
document will be superseded by the 12RII Service Manual when issued.
2. Revision History
REVDATEBYCOMMENTS
A3/8/02KLGInitial Release FCC distribution only.
3/19/02JCKAdded FCC Information to the User
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3. Reference Documents
AAR Communication Manual – Section 12
12RII Part Number Assignment Document
TK-790/(B) Service Manual
4. Abbreviations and Acronyms
12RII-LC 12RII Local Control Radio (Control Panel Installed)
12RII-RC12RII Remote Control Radio (Interface to Standard AAR Control Head)
12RII-SR12RII Serial Remote Control Radio (Interface to Serial Remote Control Head)
AARAssociation of American Railroads
DTMFDual Tone Multi-Frequency (standard telephone tones).
FCCFederal Communication Commission
FMFrequency Modulation
FPFront Panel Assembly
FPBFront Panel Board
GETSGeneral Electric Transportation Systems
GSGlobal Signaling
GSPNGlobal Signal Part Number
PCPersonal Computer
PSBPower Supply Board
PTTPush – To - Talk
RCBRadio Control Board
RPMRadio Processor Module
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5. 12RII Radio Systems
The 12RII radio supports 3 major types of FM voice radio systems or applications. AAR Remote Control (RC), Locomotive
Clean Cab (LC) and Serial Remote (SR). All have similarities in basic radio operation. The major difference between the RC
and LC applications is the type of user interface. The RC uses the AAR standard interface for remote control radios. This
interface is defined in section 12-10 of the AAR C&S Manual. The LC radio has a built in control panel on the front of the
radio. Interfaces to the LC radio are defined in section 12-2 of the AAR C&S Manual. The SR radio system is identical to the
standard LC radio except that the front panel is installed in a remote mounted control head.
Note 1: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not
cause harmful interference.
Note 2: Changes or modifications to this device not expressly authorized by the manufacture could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
Note 3: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of
the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Note 4: FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment
should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator and your body.
Note 5: Professional installation of radio and antenna system is required to ensure proper operation and installation of this
equipment. To conform to FCC RF Radiation Exposure limits the installer must remain at least three meters away from the
transmitting antenna when the unit is transmitting. The antenna must be mounted on the top of the train engine as directed in the
installation guide.
5.1. AAR Remote Radio System
5.1.1. General Description
The 12RII-RC radio is compatible with the current 12R-RC radio in all its existing AAR Remote Applications. Refer to the
block diagram in the following section. In the AAR Remote application the primary interface for controls and audio signals is
with an external AAR compatible Control Head or Control Panel. Optionally an AAR handset can be connected to the rear of
the radio at J2. Antenna connection is provided through J1.
The 12RII-RC radio will mount onto the standard 12MT-1 AAR mounting adaptor. The radio will get locked into the 12MT-1
adaptor tray and they are installed as a unit onto a standard AAR Mounting Base such as the 1MB-1. The Mounting base
provides terminal blocks that allow the train wiring from the control panel and battery to be interfaced into a standard cable
supplied with the 1MB-1. This cable mates to J5 on the 12RII radio and provides power and control interface.
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PCHandset
J2J3
12RII-RC
AR Remote
Radio System
J1
J5
Antenna
M
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Cab Controls
Aud io Interfac es
Battery
5.1.3. Basic Operation
The AAR Remote Radio is capable of performing all standard radio functions associated with transmitting and receiving radio
signals. The operator selects channels 1-12 from a channel selector. The channel selector drives 5 parallel channel lines to the
appropriate logic levels to cause the radio to go to the desired channel. A PTT (Push-To-Talk) signal line provides radio TX
control request from the operator. Other input control lines that may be applicable and associated with handset cradle or hangup functions are Mute, Quiet Line Disable, and Channel Revert. Additionally, certain customer applications require outputs that
provide indications of radio status such as Standby, Busy or TX.
The audio interfaces available at the J5 connector are microphone transmit audio, 10 watts speaker audio and a low level
receive audio signal. All audio levels are fixed.
The radio handset connector provides interface to a standard AAR handset. The handset interface provides for a PTT transmit
control signal, microphone audio, and receive audio.
The radio receives power from the locomotive or car battery. Battery input voltages are 74VDC for freight and locomotive
applications, and 37VDC in some light rail applications. A 13V battery input is also an option which is to be used for .
The radio typically supplies an output voltage of 13VDC to power the remote control head.
A connector is provided on the radio to interface to a standard personal computer (PC). This is a standard RS-232 interface
used to upload and download radio configuration files, radio status or diagnostics, and radio firmware. These functions are
supported through a special application program “12RIISETUP” program which is loaded on the PC.
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5.2. Clean Cab Rad io systems
5.2.1. General Description
The 12RII-LC radio is compatible with the current 12R-LC radio in all its existing clean cab Applications. Refer to the block
diagram in the following section. In the clean cab application the primary interface for controls and audio signals is a front
panel located on the front of the radio. The radio also supports the standard Handset connector and program connector.
Antenna connection is provided through J1.
The 12RII-LC radio mounts onto the standard 17MT-1 AAR mounting Tray. The Mounting tray is typically located in an
enclosure similar to one specified in the AAR C&S manual in section 12-2. Power to the radio is provided through connector
J4. Typical locomotive battery voltage is 74VDC. Some transit light rail cab cars may provide 37VDC as the primary radio
voltage.
5.2.2. Block Diagram
PCHandset
J2J3
12RII-LC
Clean Cab Radio
System
FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY
J1
J4
J6
J8
Antenna
Battery
Optional Handset
&
speaker
Optional 2nd
Serial Remote
Control Head
NOTE:
Only one optional interface;
Accessory Option (J6) or Secondary
Serial Remote (J8) may be installed
at the same time.
5.2.3. Basic
Oper
ation
The Clean Cab
Radio is
capable of
performing all
standard radio
functions
associated with
transmitting and
receiving radio
signals. The
operator
controls are via
buttons on the
front panel.
Front panel
controls allow
for a variety of
channeling
controls,
volume, PTT,
and various
special
functions. The
front panel also
supports a full
12-character
phone pad
interface for
DTMF
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signaling. Audio interfaces on the front panel include a front panel microphone, which is activated with the front panel PTT
button, and a radio speaker.
Optionally, the radio may have an accessory connector (J6) that is used for external controls and audio interfaces or an
interface to a serial control head (J8). J8 provides the necessary serial, audio and control lines necessary to support a front
panel assembly that is packaged in a Remote Control Head.
J6 provides a second handset or microphone input, a second speaker output, and some I/O lines that can provide control inputs
or indication output signals depending on the customer application. As inputs these control lines can be programmed to provide
functions associated with handset cradle or hang-up functions such as Mute, Quiet Line Disable, and Channel Revert.
Additionally, certain customer applications require outputs that provide indications of radio status such as Standby, Busy or
TX.
The radio can support only the Accessory J6 connector or the Optional second control head on J8, not both at the same time
without compromised performance. Audio signals are shared between the two options. However it is not likely that both
options would ever be required in a given application. The radio may have both connectors installed, but only one interface is
likely to be active at a time. This will allow for a “standard” radio to be installed in either of the identified optional
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The radio receives power from the locomotive or car battery. Battery input voltages are 74VDC, or 37VDC. The radio
provides 13VDC outputs to power the accessory audio circuitry if necessary and to power the Serial Remote Control Head.
A connector is provided on the radio to interface to a standard personal computer (PC). This is an RS-2323 interface used to
upload and download radio configuration files, radio status or diagnostics, and radio firmware. These functions are supported
through a special application program “12RIISETUP” program which is loaded on the PC.
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5.3. S erial Remote Radi o Syst ems ( Future Option)
5.3.1. General Description
The standard 12RII-SR radio is identical in operation to the 12RII-LC radio except that it is not mounted in the typical brake
stand enclosure. The Serial Remote Control Head that is used in conjunction with the 12RII-SR radio is mounted in the control
stand location. The radio is mounted in a locker or in the nose of the engine. A Serial Interface Cable is used to connect the
radio to the control head.
Optionally the radio supports the connection of a second control head on J8 and a radio handset at J2. Program connector J3 is
also standard as on the other radio systems.
5.3.2. Block Diagram
PCHandset
J2J3
12RII-SR
Serial Remote Radio
System
J1
J4
J7
J8
Antenna
Battery
Primary
Serial Remote
Control Head
Optional 2nd
Serial Remote
Control Head
5.3.3. Basic
Oper
ation
Operation of
the 12RII-SR
radio is
identical to the
12RII-LC
radio. The
front panel
assembly is
identical in
both radio
systems.
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List
251303-0000A SSY 12RI I - LC 74V VHFX
251303-0001A SSY 12RI I - LC 74V VHF W/J6X
251303-0100A SSY 12RI I - LC 36V VHFX
251303-0101A SSY 12RI I - LC 36V VHF W/J6X
251303-1000A SSY 12RI I - RC 74V VHFX
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251303-1100A SSY 12RI I - RC 36V VHFX
GSPNDESCRIPTIONQTYQTYQTYQTYQTYQTY
017157-402PWR SPLY VICOR 74V111
017157-401PWR SPLY VICOR 36V111
227409-000ASSY POWER SUPPL Y BOAR D 74 V111
227409-001ASSY POWER SUPPL Y BOAR D 36 V111
180381-790KIT 12R II TK-790 PARTS111111
227408-000ASSY RADIO CO NTROL BOARD111111
202926-000ASSY RADIO PROCESSOR MODULE111111
227410-000FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY1111
065373-200CHASSIS111111
027105-000HANDLE111111
123306-100BOTTOM COVER111111
123305-100TOP COVER111111
022206-002BLANK FRONT COVER PLAT E11
123348-100 SIDE COVER PLATE (BLANK)1111
123348-100 SIDE COVER PLATE W/J 511
123347-101COVER PLATE J61111
123347-100COVER PLATE J411
202150-611CA BLE ASSY RCB/ FPB11111
202150-610Cable Assy PSB/RCB111111
202150-510CA BLE ASSY (J5)11
202150-410CA BLE ASSY J611
202150-110CA BLE ASSY (J4)1111
202150-210CA BLE ASSY (J2&J 3 )111111
202150-010CA BLE ASSY 3" RED W /ferrit e111111
202150-005CA BLE ASSY 3" BLK R A/ RG111111
013496-3410SCREW 4-40 X 5/ 16 PPH ITL SS515147474747
013496-3416SCREW 4-40 X 1/ 2" PPH ITL SS777777
013496-3610SCREW 6-32X5/ 16 PPH ITL SS999999
013492-3616SCREW 6-32 X 1/ 2 PPH SS444444
202174-002ASSY XFORMER11
013492-3716SCREW 8-32 X 1/ 2 PPH SS22
013002-014WASHER 8 I NTL SS22
013009-3701N U T 8-32 HEX SS22
013008-021WASHER #8 FLT SS22
113114-000CAM LOCK111111
013492-3912SCREW 10-32 X 3/ 8 PPH SS222222
013030-008WASHER 10 SPL SS222222
013002-011WASHER 6 I NTL SS222222
013009-3602WASHER #6 FLT SS222222
013678-412SCR EW 4- 40X3/ 8 CT SK SS222222
005035-001CLAMP CABLE .187 DIA111111
005019-017CABLE TIE 4L NAT553333
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227410-000ASSY 12RII FRONT PANEL
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227410-100ASSY 1 2RII FRONT PANEL BO ARD11
202926-000ASSY 1 2RII PROCESSOR MODULE12
022207-100Keypad Left16
022207-200Keypad Nu m er ic17
022207-300Keypad Righ t18
006128-000Foam 12R Speaker inser t115
006128-001Foam 12R Mic inser t116
123363-001GRILLE 12R SPEAKER 3.3 5114
202298-100PANEL 12RI I FRONT W/LENS15
013492-3810SCREW 10-24X5/ 16 PPH SS412
013496-3410SCREW 4-40 X 5/ 16 PPH I1210
227173-001ASSY SPEAKER 4 OHM14
202167-001ASSY L CD 12RII 2x1 613
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