Icom ID-RP2 User Manual

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D-STAR REPEATER SYSTEM
id- rp2
Instruction Manual
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IMPORTANT
READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY before attempting to operate the re-
peater.
manual contains important safety and operating in­structions for the ID-RP2 system.
EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS
WORD DEFINITION
R WARNING
Personal injury, fire hazard or electric shock may occur.
CAUTION Equipment damage may occur.
NOTE
If disregarded, inconvenience only. No risk or personal injury, fire or electric shock.
PRECAUTIONS
R DANGER! ID-RP2 installation, particularly ID-
RP2L and antennas, is intended for professional in­stallation only. We are not responsible for any building breakage, any damage resulting from a drop of the ID­RP2L or antenna from a high place or unstable site or resulting from any personal injury nor any accident in any other cases. Be sure to consult an expert engineer for installations.
R WARNING RF EXPOSURE! This device emits
Radio Frequency
(RF) energy. Extreme caution should
be observed when operating this device. If you have any questions regarding RF exposure and safety stan­dards please refer to the Federal Communications Commission Office of Engineering and Technology’s report on Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields
(OET Bulletin 65)
.
R WARNING HIGH VOLTAGE! NEVER attach an
antenna or internal antenna connector during trans­mission. This may result in an electrical shock or burn.
R WARNING HIGH VOLTAGE! NEVER install the
antenna at any place that person touch the antenna easily during transmission. This may result in an elec­trical shock or burn.
R NEVER apply AC to the [DC 13.8V IN] connector.
This could cause a fire or ruin the repeater.
R NEVER apply more than 16 V DC, such as a 24 V
battery, to the [DC 13.8V IN] connector on the re­peater. This could cause a fire or ruin the repeater.
R NEVER let metal, wire or other objects touch any
internal part or connectors on the repeater. This may result in an electric shock.
R NEVER operate or touch the repeater unit, ID-
RP2C, ID-RP2D and ID-RP2V, with wet hands. This may result in an electric shock or damage to the re­peater unit.
R NEVER expose the repeater unit, ID-RP2C, ID- RP2D and ID-RP2V, to rain, snow or any liquids. These units have no water protection.
AVOID using or placing the repeater unit, ID-RP2C, ID-RP2D and ID-RP2V, in areas with temperatures below –10°C (+14°F) or above +50°C (+122°F). Be aware that temperatures can exceed 80°C (+176°F), re­sulting in permanent damage to the repeater if left there for extended periods.
AVOID using or placing the ID-RP2L in areas with tem­peratures below –30°C
(–22°F)
or above +60°C
(+140°F)
. Be aware that temperatures on a vehicle’s dashboard can exceed 80°C (+176°F), resulting in per­manent damage to the repeater if left there for ex­tended periods.
AVOID placing the repeater unit, ID-RP2C, ID-RP2D and ID-RP2V, in excessively dusty environments or in direct sunlight.
Place the repeater in a secure place to avoid inadver­tent use by children.
DO NOT use chemical agents such as benzine or al­cohol when cleaning, as they can damage the re­peater’s surfaces.
DO NOT modify the repeater for any reason.
Use the specified fuse only.
For U.S.A. only
CAUTION: Changes or modifications to this repeater, not expressly approved by Icom Inc., could void your authority to operate this repeater under FCC regula­tions.
CAUTION: The ID-RP2L is intended for use as a fixed base station with the antenna located outdoors on the rooftop or on antenna tower.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT ....................................................................... i
EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS .................................................... i
PRECAUTIONS .................................................................. i
TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................... ii
1 SYSTEM OUTLINE .................................................. 1– 2
2 SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES ..................................... 3–4
Accessories for ID-RP2C ..................................................... 3
Accessories for ID-RP2D/ID-RP2V ...................................... 3
Accessories for ID-RP2L ...................................................... 3
Accessories for AH-106 ........................................................ 4
Accessories for AH-107 ........................................................ 4
Accessories for AH-108 ........................................................ 4
3 PANEL DESCRIPTIONS .......................................... 5–8
ID-RP2C (Front panel) ......................................................... 5
ID-RP2C (Rear panel) .......................................................... 5
ID-RP2D (Front panel) ......................................................... 6
ID-RP2D (Rear panel) .......................................................... 6
ID-RP2V (Front panel) ......................................................... 7
ID-RP2V (Rear panel) .......................................................... 7
ID-RP2L ............................................................................... 8
4 CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATIONS ............... 9–18
Precautions .......................................................................... 9
D About coaxial cable .......................................................... 9
About the power supply ........................................................ 9
When install into system rack ............................................. 10
Rubber feet attachment ...................................................... 10
Grounding .......................................................................... 10
System connections ........................................................... 11
Antenna assembling ........................................................... 12
D AH-106 ........................................................................... 12
D AH-107 ........................................................................... 14
D AH-108 ........................................................................... 16
ID-RP2L installation ........................................................... 17
Adjusting the parabolic antenna ......................................... 18
D About the test plug ......................................................... 18
D Parabolic antenna beam adjustment .............................. 18
5 DRIVER INSTALLATIONS ................................... 19–33
Microsoft®Windows®XP (Service Pack 2) ......................... 19
Microsoft®Windows®2000 ................................................. 24
Microsoft®Windows®98/Me ............................................... 28
COM port confirmation ....................................................... 31
D Microsoft®Windows®XP/2000 ....................................... 31
D Microsoft®Windows®98/Me ........................................... 32
USB driver un-installation ................................................... 33
6 UTILITY INSTALLATION ..................................... 34–36
Installation .......................................................................... 34
Un-installation .................................................................... 36
7 REPEATER SETTINGS ....................................... 37–44
ID-RP2C settings ............................................................... 37
D ID-RP2C utility screen .................................................... 38
Frequency setting for ID-RP2D .......................................... 41
Frequency setting for ID-RP2V .......................................... 42
ID-RP2L setting .................................................................. 43
8 MAINTENANCE ................................................... 45–46
Troubleshooting .................................................................. 45
About cleaning .................................................................... 46
Fuse replacement .............................................................. 46
D OPC-1309 ...................................................................... 46
D OPC-1380 ...................................................................... 46
D ID-RP2L’s DC power cable ............................................ 46
9 SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS ...................... 47–48
Specifications ..................................................................... 47
D ID-RP2C ......................................................................... 47
D ID-RP2L ......................................................................... 47
D ID-RP2D/ID-RP2V .......................................................... 48
Options ............................................................................... 48
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SYSTEM OUTLINE
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The D-star repeater site can be constructed by com­bining with the following units according to the plan or scale.
ID-RP2C : Repeater controller ID-RP2D : 1.2 GHz data repeater ID-RP2V : 1.2 GHz digital voice repeater ID-RP2L : 10 GHz microwave link repeater
In addition, the following options are also required for system repeater operations.
AH-106 : 10 GHz Parabolic antenna 800 (d) AH-107 : 10 GHz Parabolic antenna 450 (d) AH-108 : 1.2 GHz Collinear antenna
ID-RP2C
The ID-RP2C is a repeater controller and one con-
troller should be used in each repeater site. The controller relays digital voice or data (traffic) sig- nals for repeater operation.
Total 4 interface connectors for local repeater con-
nections are available. Both digital voice and data repeaters can be con­nected as desired.
• Standard composition:
Data repeater 1 Digital voice repeater 1 Spares 2 (for another band’s repeater)
NOTE: Connect only 1 or 2 repeaters for the
same frequency band is recommended to avoid interference.
Total 2 interface connectors for microwave link re-
peater connections are available. Microwave link repeater can be connected as de­sired.
One Ethernet port
(10Base-T) is available for re-
peater site call sign, IP address settings etc., from the PC and the ID-RP2C utility software. Or, a gateway control PC can be connected as de­sired.
By connecting the ID-RP2L utility installed PC, op-
erating frequency set and operation monitor can be made.
ID-RP2D
ID-RP2D is a 1.2 GHz data (128 kbps) repeater and
connects to the ID-RP2C.
*The ID-RP2D never functions as a repeater without ID-
RP2C, due to no relay function is built-in.
The ID-RP2D/V utility software, supplied with the ID-
RP2C, and a PC are required for both receive and transmit frequency settings.
Repeater operation is performed in simplex mode on
the same frequency for data mode, however, differ­ent frequencies between transmit and receive can be set in simplex mode.
ID-RP2V
ID-RP2V is a 1.2 GHz digital voice and slow-speed
data repeater (4.8 kbps) and connects to the ID­RP2C.
*The ID-RP2V never functions as a repeater without ID-
RP2C, due to no relay function is built-in.
NOTE: No audio CODEC is performed in the ID-
RP2V, thus the ID-RP2V receives and transmits 4.8 kbps serial data only.
Different frequencies are used for each transmission
and reception in semi-duplex mode.
The ID-RP2D/V utility software, supplied with the ID-
RP2C, and a PC are required for both receive and transmit frequency settings.
ID-RP2L
ID-RP2L is a 10 GHz microwave link repeater (10
Mbps)
and connects to the ID-RP2C. The microwave link repeater provides to linking with another re­peater site (Area) for zone construction.
Different frequencies are used for each transmission
and reception in full-duplex mode and the reversed frequencies between transmit and receive are used for the oncoming repeater.
The received GMSK serial bit-stream signal (10
Mbps)
is applied to either ID-RP2D or ID-RP2V via the ID-RP2C. Then the GMSK serial data is trans­mitted to the local station.
The ID-RP2L has a duplexer, and the condition of
the microwave link repeater can be monitored when the ID-RP2L utility software (supplied with the ID-
RP2C)
installed PC is connected to the ID-RP2C.
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AH-106 : 10 GHz parabolic antenna 800 (d)
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AH-107 : 10 GHz parabolic antenna 450 (d)
Both AH-106 and AH-107 are offset parabolic an-
tenna and connect to ID-RP2L. Up to 20 km (approx.; 12.4 miles)* or 8 km (approx.;
5 miles)
* of communication range is provided when AH-106 or AH-107 is used at the both microwave link repeaters, respectively. And up to 12 km (approx.; 7.5 miles)* of communica­tion range is provided between AH-107 and AH­106’s repeaters.
*Communication range may differ/change according to en-
vironment, such as weather, installed conditions, etc.
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AH-108 : 1.2 GHz Collinear antenna
2 Collinear antennas are built-in and better isolation
is provided than separated 2 antennas.
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SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
Accessories for ID-RP2C
q Power cable (OPC-1380; approx. 3 m; 10 ft) ……… 1 w Utility CD …………………………………………… 1 e Rubber feet ………………………………………… 4 r Spare fuses (FGB01 30A) ………………………… 2
Accessories for ID-RP2D/ID-RP2V
q Power cable (OPC- 1309; approx. 1 m; 3.3 ft) …… 1 w Control cable (OPC-1069) ………………………… 1 e Rubber feet ………………………………………… 4 r Spare fuses (FGB10A) …………………………… 2
Accessories for ID-RP2L
q Pole clamps ………………………………………… 2 w U-bolts ……………………………………………… 2 e Bolts (M6×50) ……………………………………… 4 r Nuts (M6) …………………………………………… 4 t Spring washers (M6) ……………………………… 4 y Flat washers (M6) ………………………………… 4 u Spare fuses (FGB5A) ……………………………… 2 i Test plug ……………………………………… 1 set
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Accessories for AH-106
q Element arm ……………………………………… 1 w Element …………………………………………… 1 e Elevation support plate …………………………… 1 r Support arms ……………………………………… 2
Accessories for AH-107
q Pole stopper ……………………………………… 1 w Pole clamp ………………………………………… 1 e Clamp base (w/bolts) ………………………… 1 set r Bolts (M6×65) ……………………………………… 2 t Pole clamps ………………………………………… 8 y Bolts (M8×170) ……………………………………… 4 u Spring washers (M8) ……………………………… 8 i Nuts (M8) …………………………………………… 8 o Pole ………………………………………………… 1 !0 Element …………………………………………… 1 !1 Element arm ……………………………………… 1 !2 Element arm holders ……………………………… 2 !3 Bolts (M6×30) ……………………………………… 2
Accessories for AH-108
q Pole clamps ……………………………………… 8 w Bolts (M8×160) ……………………………………… 4 e Flat washers (M8) ………………………………… 12 r Nuts (M8) …………………………………………… 8 t Spring washers (M8) ……………………………… 8 y Rubber vulcanizing tape (approx. 60 cm; 2 ft) …… 1 u Radials ……………………………………………… 4 i Nuts (M6) …………………………………………… 4
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PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
ID-RP2C (Front panel)
q POWER SWITCH [POWER]
The power switch for ID-RP2C. The LED indicator located at right lights when the power is turned ON.
w 10BASE-T CONNECTOR [10BASE-T] (p. 37)
Connects a PC via LAN cable (purchase separately) to set the details of the repeater site, such as the call sign, IP address. A Gateway server can also be connected to this connector.
e SERVICE 1 CONNECTOR (p. 43)
Connects a PC via an USB cable
(A-B type; purchase
separately)
to set the operating frequency or monitor the repeater operation for the microwave link re­peater that is connected to [ASSIST1] connector.
r SERVICE 2 CONNECTOR (p. 43)
Connects a PC via an USB cable
(A-B type; purchase
separately)
to set the operating frequency or monitor the repeater operation for the microwave link re­peater that is connected to [ASSIST2] connector.
t ASSIST 1 SWITCH
Turns the microwave link repeater power ON and OFF, that is connected to [ASSIST1] connector. The LED indicator located at right lights when the power is turned ON.
y ASSIST 2 SWITCH
Turns the microwave link repeater power ON and OFF, that is connected to [ASSIST2] connector. The LED indicator located at right lights when the power is turned ON.
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ID-RP2C
(Rear panel)
q POWER CONNECTORS
[LOCAL RPT DC13.8V OUT] (p. 11)
Outputs 13.8 V DC for local repeater. Connects ID-RP2D/V via the supplied DC power cable (OPC-1309; supplied with the ID-RP2D/V). The same voltage as the supplied voltage to [DC13.8V IN] connector is output regardless of the [POWER] switch condition on the front panel.
w [LOCAL RPT CONT I/O] (p. 11)
Input/output ports for local repeater to received or transmitted serial data routing. Connects ID-RP2D/V via the supplied control cable
(supplied with the ID-RP2D/V).
e DC POWER CONNECTOR
[ASSIST 1 DC 13.8V OUT]
Connects ID-RP2L’s power cable. The DC power is turned ON and OFF with [ASSIST 1] switch on the front panel.
r ASSIST 1 A/B (p. 11)
Connects ID-RP2L’s data cable. Connects data cable connector [A] to left and data cable connector [B] to right connector.
t DC POWER CONNECTOR
[ASSIST 2 DC 13.8V OUT]
Connects ID-RP2L’s power cable. The DC power is turned ON and OFF with [ASSIST 2] switch on the front panel.
y ASSIST 2 A/B (p. 11)
Connects ID-RP2L’s data cable. Connects data cable connector [A] to left and data cable connector [B] to right connector.
u POWER CONNECTOR [DC 13.8V IN] (p. 11)
DC power input connector for ID-RP2 system. Connects a 13.8 V DC power supply unit via the DC power cable (OPC-1380; supplied with the ID-RP2C).
i GROUND TERMINAL [GND] (p. 10)
Connects to a ground to prevent electrical shocks, TVI, BCI and other problems.
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PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
ID-RP2D (Front panel)
q POWER SWITCH [POWER]
The power switch for ID-RP2D. The LED indicator located at right lights when the power is turned ON.
w HIGH/LOW POWER SELECT SWITCH [H/L]
Selects the transmit output power High (approx.
10 W)
and Low (approx. 1 W).
e SERVICE CONNECTOR [SERVICE] (p. 41)
Connects a PC via an USB cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
to set the both transmit and receive fre-
quencies.
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ID-RP2D (Rear panel)
q ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT] (p. 11)
Connect the optional AH-108 1.2 GHz Collinear an­tenna.
When both ID-RP2D and ID-RP2V is composed in a site, an antenna filter, such as bandpass filter, res­onator, or so, should be installed between the ID­RP2D and antenna to protect the ID-RP2D recep­tion from interference of the ID-RP2V downlink signal.
w COOLING FAN
e POWER CONNECTOR [DC13.8V] (p. 11)
Connects to ID-RP2C via the supplied DC power cable (OPC-1309) to be supplied the DC power.
r [CONT I/O] (p. 11)
Connects to ID-RP2C via the supplied control cable for received or transmitted serial data communica­tion.
t GROUND TERMINAL [GND] (p. 10)
Connects to a ground to prevent electrical shocks, TVI, BCI and other problems.
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PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
ID-RP2V (Front panel)
q POWER SWITCH [POWER]
The power switch for ID-RP2V. The LED indicator located at right lights when the power is turned ON.
w HIGH/LOW POWER SELECT SWITCH [H/L]
Selects the transmit output power High (approx.
10 W)
and Low (approx. 1 W).
e SERVICE CONNECTOR T [SERVICE T] (p. 42)
Connects a PC via an USB cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
to set the transmit frequency.
r SERVICE CONNECTOR R [SERVICE R] (p. 42)
Connects a PC via an USB cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
to set the receive frequency.
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ID-RP2V (Rear panel)
q RECEIVE ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT] (p. 11)
Connect the optional AH-108 1.2 GHz Collinear an­tenna through a duplexer.
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TRANSMIT ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT] (p. 11) Connect the optional AH-108 1.2 GHz Collinear an­tenna through a duplexer.
e COOLING FAN
r POWER CONNECTOR [DC13.8V] (p. 11)
Connects to ID-RP2C via the supplied DC power cable (OPC-1309) to be supplied the DC power.
t [CONT I/O] (p. 11)
Connects to ID-RP2C via the supplied control cable for received or transmitted serial data communica­tion.
y GROUND TERMINAL [GND] (p. 10)
Connects to a ground to prevent electrical shocks, TVI, BCI and other problems.
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ID-RP2L
q POWER CABLE CONNECTOR [DC13.8V] (p. 11)
Connects to ID-RP2C to be supplied the DC power. Cable length: Approx. 30 m; 100 ft
w ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT] (p. 11)
Connects an optional parabolic antenna AH-106 or AH-107.
e STATUS INDICATOR [STATUS]
Indicates the following unit conditions.
• Light : The power is ON and function­ing correctly.
Flashing slowly
: Unlock PLL (Reboot the ID-RP2L.
If the indicator still flashing even after rebooting, contact authorized Icom dealer or distributor.)
• Flashing fast : Setting data malfunction.
(Data initializing and re-setting are
required using with the ID-RP2L utility software.)
• Light off : The power is OFF.
r TEST PLUG [TEST] (p. 18)
Connects the supplied test plug* when adjusting the parabolic antenna beam. Test mode is automatically selected when connect­ing the test plug.
IMPORTANT!: Attach the waterproof cap during
normal operation.
*See p. 18 for test plug assembling and connections de-
tails.
t DATA CABLE CONNECTOR B [DATA B] (p. 11)
Connects to the ID-RP2C for transmit/receive sig­nal data and control signal communications. Cable length: Approx. 30 m; 100 ft
y DATA CABLE CONNECTOR A [DATA A] (p. 11)
Connects to the ID-RP2C for transmit/receive sig­nal data and control signal communications. Cable length: Approx. 30 m; 100 ft
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Precautions
NEVER expose the ID-RP2C/D/V to rain, snow or any
liquids.
NEVER connect the repeater to a power source using reverse polarity. This will damage the repeater. And turn the repeater power OFF when connecting a power supply.
AVOID using or placing the ID-RP2C/D/V in areas with temperature below –10˚C (+14˚F) or above +50˚C (+122˚F).
AVOID placing the ID-RP2C/D/V in excessively dusty environments or in direct sunlight.
AVOID placing the ID-RP2C/D/V against walls or putting anything on top of the units. This will obstruct heat dissipation.
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About coaxial cable
Type-N connector assembling
Use 50 of impedance for both antenna (at Feeding
power point)
and coaxial cable.
Type-N connector is used for the connection between ID-RP2D/V and antenna.
RECOMMENDATION: Install a lightning protector between the ID-RP2D/V and antenna.
About the power supply
Be sure to the DC power supply that used with the ID­RP2 system is meet the followings: Output voltage : 13.8 V DC ±15% Current capacity : At least the total current consump-
tion of the connected equipments.
Slide the nut, washer, rubber gasket and clamp over the coaxial cable, then cut the end of the cable evenly.
Strip the cable and fold the braid back over the clamp.
Soft solder the center conductor. Install the center conductor pin and solder it.
Carefully slide the plug body into place aligning the center conductor pin on the cable. Tighten the nut onto the plug body.
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Be sure the center conductor is the same height as the plug body.
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Nut Rubber gasket
R DANGER! ID-RP2 installation, particularly ID-
RP2L and antennas, is intended for professional in­stallation only. We are not responsible for any building breakage, any damage resulting from a drop of the ID-RP2L or antenna from a high place or un­stable site or resulting from any personal injury nor any accident in any other cases. Be sure to consult an expert engineer for installations.
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When install into system rack
The ID-RP2C/D/V are designed to install into the 19­inch rack (EIA standard) directly.
Use the supplied bolts with the rack when fixing the ID­RP2C/D/V.
We recommend to use the rack that has rails due to the weigh of the ID-RP2D and ID-RP2V is approx.
6.2 kg
(13.7 lbs) and approx. 7.5 kg (16.5 lbs), respec-
tively.
Rubber feet attachment
Attach the supplied rubber feet onto the bottom of the ID-RP2C/D/V as shown at left when not installed into 19-inch rack. Desktop operation can be performed.
Grounding
To prevent electrical shock, television interference
(TVI), broadcast interference (BCI) and other problems,
ground the transceiver through the GROUND terminal on the rear panel.
For best results, connect a heavy gauge wire or strap to a long earth-sunk copper rod.
Make the distance between the [GND] terminal and ground as short as possible.
R WARNING: NEVER connect the [GND] ter-
minal to a gas or electric pipe, since the connection could cause an explosion or electric shock.
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System connections
Antenna
filter
Duplexer
ID-RP2V
Coaxial cables (purchase locally)
ID-RP2D
ID-RP2C
[A] [B]
[B]
[A]
OPC-1380
(supplied w/ID-RP2C)
to AH-106/107to AH-106/107
OPC-1309
(supplied w/ID-RP2D/V)
OPC-1309
(supplied w/ID-RP2D/V)
Control cable
(supplied w/ID-RP2D/V)
Control cable
(supplied w/ID-RP2D/V)
ID-RP2L
(Assist 1)
AH-108
ID-RP2L
(Assist 2)
AC outlet
AC power cable
External DC power
supply 13.8 V
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Antenna assembling
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AH-106
q Remove the pole clamp that attached to the eleva-
tion angle.
w Unscrew 4 bolts from the elevation angle.
e Attach the element-arm onto the reflector.
NOTE: Check the orientation.
r Attach the elevation and sub elevation angles as
the diagram at left. Fix the angles using with the bolts that are un-
screwed at steps w and are attached with the sub elevation angle.
NOTE: Select the suitable screw hole position that the point where the suitable parabolic an­tenna beams angle is provided with the sub ele­vation angle adjustment.
Continue to the next page.
Sub elevation angle
Elevation angle
Element arm
Top Reflector
Reflector
Elevation base angle
Element­arm
LongShort
Bottom
Element arm
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Unscrew
Elevation angle
R DANGER!: Antenna installation is intended for
professional installation only. We are not responsible for any building breakage, any damage resulting from a drop of the antenna from a high place or un­stable site or resulting from any personal injury nor any accident in any other cases. Be sure to consult an expert engineer for installations.
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t Attach the pole between the elevation angle and the
pole clamp, that is removed in steps q, as illus­trated at left.
• Tighten the two bolts within an even torque.
• Use the stopper of the elevation angle when installing the antenna at the top edge of the pole.
y Attach the supplementary arms between element
arm and parabolic reflector, and attach the antenna element to the element arm.
NOTE: The “V” stamps on the antenna element must be face up.
Supplementary
arm
Element
Pole
(48.6–89.1 mm)
Pole clamp
Stopper
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AH-107
q Attach the element arm to the parabolic reflector
using with the supplied bolts (M6×30) and the ele­ment arm fitting plates.
Note: Check the orientation.
w Attach the clamp base.
Use the bolts that are attached to the clamp base.
e Attach the pole stopper with the supplied bolts
(M6×65) temporary.
Continue to the next page.
Pole stopper
Bolts (M6×65)
Bolts (Attached at the clamp base)
Clamp base
Top Reflector
Reflector
Elevation base angle
Element­arm
LongShort
Bottom
Bolts
M6×30
Element-arm
fitting plate
Element­arm
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r Fix the supplied pole with the pole clamp as illus-
trated at left.
t Attach the antenna element to the element holder.
NOTE: The “Z” stamps on the antenna element must be face up.
y Install the assembled parabolic antenna to the pole.
IMPORTANT!
Make fast the parabolic antenna to the pole with the wire (purchase locally) through the ring in the upper behind of the reflector to prevent the parabolic an­tenna dispersion or the fall.
Pole clamp
Pole (32–60mm)
Bolts (M8)
Pole clamp
Spring washer (M8)
Nut (M8)
Element
Check the orientation
Element holder
Pole (Supplied item)
Pole stopper
Pole clamp
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AH-108
q Attach the nut (M6) to the radial, then attach the ra-
dial to the AH-108.
w Attach the supplied bolts, pole clamps, spring wash-
ers, flat washers and nuts to the AH-108 as illus­trated at left.
CAUTION!: The pole clamps must be attached to the plating area only. Attachment to other part may cause damage of the AH-108 due to strength shortage.
e Fix the AH-108 to the pole using with the supplied
pole clamps, spring washers, flat washers and nuts.
Pole (30–60 mm)
Spring washer
Flat washer
Nut
Plating area
Nut Radial
AH-108
Pole clamps
Pole clamps
AH-108
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ID-RP2L installation
ID-RP2L must be connected to the parabolic antenna element directly. The element cable extension may cause communica­tion error, therefore the ID-RP2L must be installed right under the parabolic antenna.
q Install the ID-RP2L onto the pole, right under the
parabolic antenna, using with the supplied U-bolts, pole clamps, flat washers, spring washers and nuts.
NOTE: The ID-RP2L must be installed where the place without obstacle to the parabolic antenna beam adjustment.
w Connect the antenna element to the ID-RP2L [ANT]
connector.
e Fix the antenna element cable to the element arm
with slacks for both element and ID-RP2L sides using with vinyl tape or cable fastener, etc.
NOTE: Cover the antenna connector with rubber vulcanizing tape to protect the antenna connector from water intrusion.
*Wrap the rubber vulcanizing tape from the under on.
Rubber vulcanizing tape (purchase locally)
*Wrap from under on.
Fix with an adhesive tape
U-bolt
Pole clamp
Flat washer
Spring washer
Nut
ID-RP2L
R DANGER!: The ID-RP2L installation is in-
tended for professional installation only. We are not responsible for any building breakage, any damage resulting from a drop of the ID-RP2L from a high place or unstable site or resulting from any personal injury nor any accident in any other cases. Be sure to consult an expert engineer for installations.
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Adjusting the parabolic antenna
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About the test plug
Assemble the test plug before adjusting the parabolic antenna as follows.
q Shorten the TEST
(pin 2) and GND (pin 3) terminals
of the test plug, that supplied with the ID-RP2L.
w Connects a wire to each the RSSI
(pin 1)
and GND
(pin 4) to be connected to a voltmeter.
e Assemble the test plug as illustrated at left.
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Parabolic antenna beam adjustment
Adjust the parabolic antenna beam as the following in­struction. Due to very critical adjustment is required, attend 2 or more persons for adjustment.
q Turn the parabolic antenna beam to the opposed
microwave link repeater, and fix it temporarily.
w Connects a voltmeter to [TEST] connector of the ID-
RP2L through the test plug.
• Transmits a test signal automatically.
• Transmits a test signal from the opposed microwave link repeater also.
•The voltmeter swings when the test signal is received from the opposed microwave link repeater.
e Adjust the parabolic antenna beam direction and el-
evation angles to the point where the voltmeter shows maximum voltage, then fix the antenna.
Adjust the beam (direction) after loosen the bolts.
Adjust the beam (elevation) after loosen the bolts.
Voltmeter
to + (voltmeter)
q
we
r
+
Shorten
to _ (voltmeter)
_
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The USB (Universal Serial Bus) cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
is used for the connection between ID-RP2 and a PC. So, the USB driver installation is required for the PC.
In addition, individual USB driver installation is required for each connector and unit, because the communica­tion port number difference. In this instruction, describes with the installation of the ID-RP2C [SERVICE1] connector for example.
Microsoft®Windows®XP (Service Pack 2)
q Start up the Windows.
• Quit all applications if activated.
w Insert the CD that comes with the ID-RP2C, into the
CD drive.
e Connect the PC and ID-RP2C [SERVICE1] con-
nector using with an USB cable
(A-B type; purchase
separately)
.
r “Found New Hardware ID-RP2C SERVICE 1” ap-
pears as at left.
t The “Found New Hardware Wizard” will come up as
at left. Select “No, not this time” then click [Next>].
Click
Select
NOTE:
The repeater unit connection may not be recognized with the PC according to the using USB cable length. Use the shorter USB cable as possible is recom­mended.
IMPORTANT!
A different USB driver from the ID-1 is used for the ID-RP2 system. Uninstall the USB driver for ID-1 first, then install the USB driver for ID-RP2 system if the USB driver for ID-1 is installed in the PC.
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y Insert the supplied CD into the CD drive, select “In-
stall the software automatically (Recommended),” then click [Next>].
u The wizard starts searching for the driver and
shows the dialog as at left during search.
i While searching the driver, the “Hardware Installa-
tion” dialog box appears as at left. Click [Continue Anyway] to start the installation.
NOTE: If the dialog as at left does not appear, select “Install from a list or specific location (Ad­vanced)” in step y, then select the driver folder in the CD.
Continue to the next page.
Click
Click
Select
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Microsoft®Windows®XP (Service Pack 2)— continued
o Windows starts installing the USB driver.
!0 After the installation is completed, click [Finish].
!1 After clicking [Finish], “Found New Hardware USB
Serial Port” appears as at left.
!2 The “Found New Hardware Wizard” will come up as
at left. Select “No, not this time” then click [Next>].
Click
Select
Click
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!3 Insert the supplied CD into the CD drive, select “In-
stall the software automatically (Recommended),” then click [Next>].
!4 The wizard starts searching for the driver and
shows the dialog as at left during search.
!5 While searching the driver, the “Hardware Installa-
tion” dialog box appears as at left. Click [Continue Anyway] to start the installation.
NOTE: If the dialog as at left does not appear, select “Install from a list or specific location (Ad­vanced)” in step !3, then select the driver folder in the CD.
Continue to the next page.
Click
Click
Select
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Microsoft®Windows®XP (Service Pack 2)— continued
!6 Windows starts installing the USB driver.
!7 After the installation is completed, click [Finish].
!8 After clicking [Finish], “Found New Hardware Your
new hardware is installed and ready to use” ap­pears as at left.
!9 Eject the CD.
• Rebooting the PC is recommended.
Click
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Microsoft®Windows®2000
q Start up the Windows.
• Quit all applications if activated.
w Insert the CD that comes with the ID-RP2C, into the
CD drive.
e Connect the PC and ID-RP2C [SERVICE1] con-
nector using with an USB cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
.
r “Found New Hardware ID-RP2C SERVICE 1” ap-
pears as at left.
t The “Found New Hardware Wizard” will come up as
at left. Click [N
ext >].
y Insert the supplied CD into the CD drive, select
“S
earch for a suitable driver for my device (recom-
mended),” then click [Next>].
Continue to the next page.
Click
Select
Click
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Microsoft®Windows®2000— continued
u Select “C
D-ROM drives,” then click [N
ext >].
i When the appropriate driver is found, the dialog box
appears as at left appears. Click [N
ext >] to start the installation.
o After the installation is completed, click [Finish].
!0 After clicking [Finish], “Found New Hardware USB
Serial Port” appears as at left.
Click
Click
Click
Select
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!1 The “Found New Hardware Wizard” will come up as
at left. Click [Next >].
!2 Insert the supplied CD into the CD drive, select
“Search for a suitable driver for my device (recom­mended),” then click [Next >].
!3 Select “C
D-ROM drives,” then click [Next >].
Continue to the next page.
Click
Select
Click
Select
Click
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Microsoft®Windows®2000— continued
!4 When the appropriate driver is found, the dialog box
appears as at left appears. Click [Next >] to start the installation.
!5 After the installation is completed, click [Finish]. !6 Eject the CD.
• Rebooting the PC is recommended.
Click
Click
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Microsoft®Windows®98/Me
q Start up the Windows.
• Quit all applications if activated.
w Insert the CD that comes with the ID-RP2C, into the
CD drive.
e Connect the PC and ID-RP2C [SERVICE1] con-
nector using with an USB cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
.
r The “Add New Hardware Wizard” will come up as
at left. Click [Next>].
t Insert the supplied CD into the CD drive, select
“Search for the best driver for your device. (Recom­mended).”, then click [Next>].
y Click to add the check mark, “✔,” into “Specify a lo-
cation:,” then click [Browse…].
NOTE: Remove the check mark, “,” from “Floppy disk drive,” “CD-ROM drive” and “Mi­crosoft Windows Update” to prevent the incorrect driver selection.
Continue to the next page.
Select
Click
Click
Select
Click
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Microsoft®Windows®98/Me— continued
u Select the “Driver” folder in the CD then click [OK].
i Confirm the driver folder in the CD is selected, then
click [Next >].
o When the driver is found, the screen as at left ap-
pears. Click [Next >] to start the driver installation.
Click
Click
Confirm
Click
Select
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!0 After the installation is completed, click [Finish].
!1 After clicking [Finish], “New Hardware Found ICOM
ID-RP2C SERVICE 1” appears as at left.
!2 Eject the CD.
• Rebooting the PC is recommended.
Click
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COM port conrmation
After the driver installation, confirm the driver availabil­ity and the port number are recommended. In this section, COM port number confirmation of the ID-RP2C [SERVICE1] connector is used for instruction example.
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Microsoft®Windows®XP/2000
q Start up Windows. w Connect the PC and the ID-RP2C [SERVICE1] con-
nector through an USB cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
.
e Right click “My Computer” then select “Properties.”
•“My Computer” is available in <Start> menu with Win­dows XP.
r “System Properties” screen appears as at left.
Click [Hardware] tub and then click [Device Man­ager].
t “Device Manager” screen appears.
Click “ ” of Ports (COM&LPT).
y Confirm “ICOM ID-RP2C SERVICE1 (COM✱)” is
displayed.
• If not displayed, or few COM port numbers are displayed at the same time, the driver installation may not be in­stalled properly. Un-install the USB driver then re-install the driver again in such cases.
NOTE: ” is the COM port number, that is used for the communication setting with the utility soft­ware.
<e.g.: When driver re-installation is required>
“ICOM ID-RP2C SERVICE1 (COM) (COM✱)”
Check the connected unit and connector names, and COM port number. (In this example, the USB serial port number is “3.”)
Click
Click
Click
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Microsoft®Windows®98/Me
q Start up Windows. w Connect the PC and the ID-RP2C [SERVICE1] con-
nector through an USB cable (A-B type; purchase
separately)
.
e Right click “My Computer” then select “Properties.” r “System Properties” screen appears as at left.
Click [Device Manager] tub.
t Click “ ” of Ports (COM&LPT).
y Confirm “ICOM ID-RP2C SERVICE1 (COM)” is
displayed.
• If not displayed, or few COM port numbers are displayed at the same time, the driver installation may not be in­stalled properly. Un-install the USB driver then re-install the driver again in such cases.
NOTE: ” is the COM port number, that is used for the communication setting with the utility soft­ware.
<e.g.: When driver re-installation is required>
“ICOM ID-RP2C SERVICE1 (COM) (COM✱)”
Check the connected unit and connector names, and COM port number. (In this example, the USB serial port number is 4.”)
Click
Click
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USB driver un-installation
Un-install the USB drivers as follows.
q Start up Windows. w Insert the CD that supplied with the ID-RP2C into
the CD drive.
e Open the CD drive directory using “My Computer”
or “Explorer.”
• Contents of the CD are displayed.
r Double click the “Driver” and then the “Uninstall“
folders to open and display the Uninstall folder con­tents.
t Run the appropriate batch file according to the OS.
For Windows XP/2000 : “UNRP2_NT.BAT”
For Windows 98/Me : “UNRP2.BAT”
y The DOS screen appears and the un-installer starts
automatically.
•The un-installer starts several times according to the number of installed USB drivers.
•Make sure no equipment is connected to the USB port, then click [Continue].
•The screen as at left below appears after the un-instal­lation, click [Finish].
NOTE: NEVER close the DOS screen manually. The un-installation is interrupted and the drivers cannot be un-installed properly when the DOS screen is closed manually.
For Windows XP/2000:
The DOS screen will be closed automatically after clicking [Finish].
For Windows 98/Me:
Click [Finish] then close the DOS screen manu­ally.
Click
Click
Fro Windows XP/2000
Fro Windows 98/ME
Double-click
IMPORTANT!
As described at first of this section, USB driver is in­stalled for each unit and connector.
However, only one USB driver can be un-installed when using “Add and Delete” included in OS. So, you should perform the USB driver un-installation with the following instructions.
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UTILITY INSTALLATION
The utility is used for the setting of call sign and oper­ating frequencies. Separated utility for each ID-RP2 unit, ID-RP2C, ID­RP2D, ID-RP2L and ID-RP2L, is available.
In this section, describes the installation instruction with the utility software for the ID-RP2C for example.
Installation
q Start up Windows.
• Quit all other applications if running.
w Insert the CD, supplied with the ID-RP2C, into the
CD drive.
e Displays the contents of the CD using with the “My
Computer” or Explorer.”
r Double click “IDRP2C” folder.
Contents of the folder are displayed.
•Double click “IDRP2DV” folder when installing the utility for ID-RP2D/V.
• Double click “IDRP2L” folder when installing the utility for ID-RP2L.
t Double click “Disk1” folder.
Contents of the folder are displayed.
y Double click “SETUP.EXE” file.
u “InstallShield Wizard” screen appears.
Continue to the next page.
Double-click
Double-click
Double-click
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Installation— continued
i Click [Next>].
o “Choose Destination Location” screen appears.
•When installing the utility into the displayed location, click [Next>].
• When installing into a different location, click [Browse…], select the desired location and then click [Next>].
!0 Starts the utility installation.
!1 “InstallShield Wizard Complete” screen appears
when the installation is finished.
• Click [Finish] to complete the installation.
!2 Eject the CD from the CD drive, then reboot the PC.
NOTE: Install the utility software for ID-RP2V/D and ID-RP2L with the same manner.
Click
Click
Click
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Un-installation
Un-install the utility software using with the standard application of the OS, “Add and Remove Programs,” as follows.
q Open “Control Panel.”
•“Control Panel” is located in “Setting” in Start menu for Windows
®
98/Me/2000.
w Click “Add or Remove Programs.”
e Select the desired utility name, then click
[Change/Remove].
r “Confirm Uninstall” screen appears, click [OK].
t The screen at left appears when the un-installation
starts.
y The screen at left appears when the un-installation
is completed.
• Click [Finish].
• Repeat the steps e to y if you want to un-install an-
other utility software.
Click
Click
Select Click
Click
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ID-RP2C setting
A LAN cable (patch connection; purchase separately) is used for the ID-RP2C setting. And the fixed IP address that can be communicated to the ID-RP2C must be set to the PC in advance. Refer to the instruction manual of the PC or LAN card for IP address setting details.
q Start up Windows. w Connect the ID-RP2C [10BASE-T] connector and
the PC’s LAN port through a LAN cable (Patch con­nection; purchase separately), then turn the ID­RP2C power ON.
e Start up the utility for ID-RP2C.
•Double click “ID-RP2C” icon on the desktop, or select the ID-RP2C utility from “Program” in “Start” menu.
r The screen as at left appears.
•Check the IP address and the UDP port number using the “Network Setup” as described in w Option menu in advance. (p. 38)
• Click [Read].
t “Network Password” screen appears.
Enter the password then click [OK].
•Enter the password with alphanumeric characters (case sensitive).
•“PASSWORD” (capital letters) is the default password.
y Reads the ID-RP2C settings then the screen as at
left appears.
•When the error message screen appears, confirm the LAN cable connections, IP address and subnet mask for the PC.
•And check the IP address and UDP port settings are set to “172.16.0.1 (default)” and “20319 (default)” respec­tively in “Network Setup” screen by selecting “Network Setup…” in “Option” menu.
u Set the specified call sign, IP address, repeater
configuration and microwave link repeater condi­tions.
• After the setting, click [Write] to transfer and program the setting into ID-RP2C.
• See the next page for the details of each item.
i Quit the utility.
• Select “Exit” in “File” menu or click “ ” on the title bar.
Click
Enter PASSWORD then click.
Click
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ID-RP2C utility screen
q w
e r
t
y
u
i
!1
!0o
!9
@0
!2
!3 !4
!5
!6
!7
!8
q File menu
The following sub menus are displayed when clicked.
Clear:Resets to the default setting for all items.
Read from controller:
Reads the setting conditions from the ID­RP2C.
Write to controller:
Transfers and programs the displayed set­ting conditions into the ID-RP2C.
Exit: Quits the utility.
w Option menu
The following sub menus are displayed.
Network setup…:
The “Network setup” screen for IP address and UDP port number entering for accessing the ID­RP2C appears.
Change Password…:
The “Change Password” screen for password change for accessing the ID-RP2C.
IMPORTANT!: Enter the password using with alphanumeric character (case sensitive).
DO NOT forget the both IP address and password setting. The access to the ID-RP2C through the util­ity will be impossible if forgotten.
e [Read]
Reads the ID-RP2C setting condition.
r [Write]
Transfers and programs the displayed setting con­dition into the ID-RP2C.
Continue to the next page
Enter the current password. (Default: PASSWORD)
Enter the new password.
Enter the new password again for confirmation.
Click
Click
Enter the IP address of the ID-RP2C. (Default: 172.16.0.1)
Enter the UDP port number of the ID-RP2C. (Default: 20319)
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D ID-RP2C utility screen— continued
q w
e r
t
y
u
i
!1
!0o
!9
@0
!2
!3 !4
!5
!6
!7
!8
t Firmware (Revision) indication
Shows the revision number of the programmed firmware in the ID-RP2C.
y Callsign (Call sign)
Enter the call sign (local repeater).
Usable characters are; A to Z
(capital letters only), 0
to 9 and some symbols (!, “, #, $, %, &, ‘, (, ), *, +, ,,
-, ., /, :, ;, <, =, >, ?, @, [, \, ], ^, _).
u Repeater ID
Enter the repeater identity code within 1 to 15.
The repeater ID code is an identification number al­located in each repeater, and a different code must be allocated for each repeater that operates in the same zone.
IMPORTANT!: NEVER duplicate the ID number in the zone.
A unique ID number within 1 to 15 range must be entered. Otherwise the communications between local repeaters won’t function properly. The same repeater ID code can be allocated to the repeater if the repeater operates in a differ­ent zone.
i Config
(Local repeater conguration)
Selects the connected local repeater type (voice or
data)
for each [LOCAL RPT— CONT I/O] connector.
Click [Z] button then select the repeater type from the displayed list. The selected repeater type is dis­played in the text box below.
The displayed contents cannot be edit.
o Check box((1) to (4))
Click to display the check mark, “,” in the corre­sponding connector name. The names correspond to [CONT I/O] connectors on the ID-RP2C rear panel ((1), (2), (3) and (4) from the left).
IMPORTANT!:
When no check mark is displayed, the local re­peater cannot be operated even if the repeater is connected to the system.
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!0 Unit initial
Enter the local repeater initial (one character) for each connected local repeater to [LOCAL RPT— CONT I/O] connector.
This initial is an identical initial for each unit, and fol­lows the call sign.
e.g.: The “C” is the initial of JA3YUA_C.
Usable characters are A to D
(capital letters only).
IMPORTANT!
The initial “A” must be applied to both the ID­RP2D and ID-RP2V, and NEVER duplicate the initial within the data and the voice repeaters. Otherwise the communications between local re­peaters won’t function properly.
!1 Use Local Server
(local server usage)
Turn the local server (e-mail, WEB server, etc.) con­nection availability to the ID-RP2C ON and OFF.
Remove the check mark () when no local server is connected.
Un-connectable command is automatically replied when the packet to the local server is received with­out the check mark () setting.
NOTE: Gateway connection is excluded with this setting. Therefore, remove the check mark () when no local server is connected even when connecting a gateway server.
!2 Use Gateway (gateway usage)
Selects the gateway connection capability with this local repeater ON and OFF.
Apply the check mark () when persists the gate­way connection, however, remove the check mark () when inhibit the gateway connection.
Un-connectable command is automatically replied when the packet through a gateway is received without the check mark () setting.
!3 IP Address
Enter the IP address of the connectable gateway.
!4 Port (port number)
Enter the UDP port number of the connectable gateway.
!5 IP Address
Enter the local IP address of the repeater.
(Default: 172.16.0.1)
!6 Port (port number)
Enter the UDP port number of the repeater.
(Default: 20319)
Use the default setting normally.
!7 Subnet Mask
Enter the subnet mask of the network if the repeater is connected to the existing network (e.g., LAN).
Set the same subnet mask of the PC for repeater setting and server (gateway or local server, etc.), if connected.
!8 Def. Gateway (Default gateway)
Set the default gateway address of the network that to be connected to, if connecting to another network through the repeater.
And, set the same default gateway address of the local server, if the local server has a different net­work setting from the repeater network setting.
!9 Use Assist 1/2
(Assist repeater 1/2 usage)
This setting is for microwave link repeaters.
(1) and (2) connectors for the microwave link re­peaters are available.
Apply the check mark () into the corresponding initial’s check box to activate the microwave link re­peater.
@0 Always TX (Continuous transmission)
Apply the check mark () when continuous test transmission is required, such as when the mi­crowave link repeater installation, parabolic antenna adjustment.
Remove the check mark () in regular operation.
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Frequency setting for ID-RP2D
q Start up the PC. w Connect an USB cable (A-B type; purchase sepa-
rately)
between PC’s USB port and [SERVICE] con­nector of the ID-RP2D, then turn the ID-RP2D power ON.
e Start up the ID-RP2V/D utility.
Double click the “ID-RP2VD” icon on the desktop or
select the “ID-RP2VD” in “Program” in “Start” menu.
r The screen as at left appears, then the dialog below
is displayed.
• Click [OK].
NOTE: The screen, described in steps t, ap- pears instead of these screens when the correct COM port number is set.
•Click <Option (O)> menu then select <COM Port(P)…>. Enter the allocated number of the ID-RP2D [SERVICE] connector then click [Apply] in the displayed “COM Port Setting” screen.
NOTE: See pages 31 and 32 for the COM port number confirmation details.
t The utility reads the ID-RP2D setting and the
screen as at left appears when the correct COM port number is set.
y Enter the specified operating frequency into “RX
Frequency” column.
• Enter the offset frequency into “Offset Frequency”
column, if specified.
u Click [Write] to program the set frequency into the
ID-RP2D.
w Click
q Enter the speci-
fied frequencies.
Enter the COM port number.
Click
NOTE:
The repeater unit connection may not be recognized with the PC according to the using USB cable length. Use the shorter USB cable as possible is recom­mended.
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Frequency setting for ID-RP2V
q Start up the PC. w Connect an USB cable (A-B type; purchase sepa-
rately)
between PC’s USB port and ID-RP2V [SER-
VICE] connector, then turn the ID-RP2V power ON.
• Connect an USB cable to [SERVICE R] when setting re­ceive frequency.
•Connect an USB cable to [SERVICE T] when setting transmit frequency.
e Start up the ID-RP2V/D utility.
Double click the “ID-RP2VD” icon on the desktop or
select the “ID-RP2VD” in “Program” in “Start” menu.
r The screen as at left appears, then the dialog below
is displayed.
• Click [OK].
NOTE: The screen, described in steps t, ap- pears instead of these screens when the correct COM port number is set.
•Click <Option (O)> menu then select <COM Port(P)…>. Enter the allocated number of the ID-RP2V [SERVICE] connector then click [Apply] in the displayed “COM Port Setting” screen.
NOTE: See pages 31 and 32 for the COM port number confirmation details.
t The utility reads the ID-RP2V setting and the screen
as at left appears when the correct COM port num­ber is set.
y Enter the specified receive and transmit frequencies
into “RX/TX Frequency” column.
u Click [Write] to program the set frequencies into the
ID-RP2V.
w Click
q Enter the speci-
fied frequency.
Enter the COM port number.
Click
NOTE:
The repeater unit connection may not be recognized with the PC according to the using USB cable length. Use the shorter USB cable as possible is recom­mended.
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ID-RP2L setting
q Start up the PC. w Connect an USB cable (A-B type; purchase sepa-
rately)
between PC’s USB port and either [SERVICE 1] or [SERVICE 2] connector of the ID-RP2C, then turn the ID-RP2L power ON.
Connect an USB cable to [SERVICE 1] and turn the ID­RP2L power ON with [ASSIST 1] when setting the operat­ing frequency of the ID-RP2L that is connected to ASSIST1.
Connect an USB cable to [SERVICE 2] and turn the ID­RP2L power ON with [ASSIST 2] when setting the operat­ing frequency of the ID-RP2L that is connected to ASSIST2.
e Start up the ID-RP2L utility.
Double click the “ID-RP2L” icon on the desktop or
select the “ID-RP2L” in “Program” in “Start” menu.
r The screen as at left appears, then the dialog below
is displayed.
• Click [OK].
NOTE: The screen, described in steps t, ap- pears instead of these screens when the correct COM port number is set.
•Click <Option (O)> menu then select <COM Port(P)…>. Enter the allocated number of the ID-RP2C [SERVICE 1] or [SERVICE 2] connector then click [Apply] in the dis­played “COM Port Setting” screen.
NOTE: See pages 31 and 32 for the COM port number confirmation details.
Enter the COM port number.
Click
NOTE:
The repeater unit connection may not be recognized with the PC according to the using USB cable length. Use the shorter USB cable as possible is recom­mended.
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t The utility reads the ID-RP2L setting and the screen
as at left appears when the correct COM port num­ber is set.
y Enter the receive and transmit frequency for mi-
crowave link repeater operations in to “RX” and “TX” columns respectively.
•Enter the transmit frequency of the opposed microwave link repeater into “RX,” receive frequency into “TX” col­umn.
u Click [Z] of “TX Mode,” then select “Normal.”
NOTE: The selections of “External,” “PN” and “Carrier” are used for maintenance purpose only.
i Click [Write] to program the set frequencies and
conditions into the ID-RP2L.
e Click
w Click [Z], then select
Normal.”
q Enter the speci-
fied frequencies.
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Troubleshooting
If your repeater seems to be malfunctioning, please check the following points before sending it to a ser­vice center.
PROBLEM
Does not turn ON.
No transmit output power, or only few out­put power.
Sensitivity is low and only strong signals are operatable.
Cannot be connected to anther repeater site.
Does not function even a signal is received.
PC does not recognize the repeater
The settings cannot be programmed into the repeater properly.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
• Power connector has a poor contact.
• Blown fuse.
• Antenna or coaxial cable has problems.
• Antenna or coaxial cable has problems.
• Parabolic antenna beam does not adjusted properly.
• Different frequencies are programmed from the opposed microwave link repeater.
•No check mark () is applied to “Use As­sist 1/2.”
• Unit initial setting is wrong or duplicated.
• Config. Setting is wrong.
• No check mark () is applied.
• Too long USB cable is used.
• Too long USB cable is used.
SOLUTION
•Check the connector pins and re-connect the DC power cable.
• Check for the cause, then replace the fuse.
•Check, and if necessary, replace the coaxial cable or solder the antenna connector again.
•Check, and if necessary, replace the coaxial cable or solder the antenna connector again.
• Re-adjust the parabolic antenna beam.
•Set the receive and transmit frequencies as the opposed microwave link repeater’s trans­mit and receive frequencies respectively.
• Apply the check mark () into “Use Assist 1/2.”
•Set “A” to each voice and data repeater and never duplicate the initial between voice re­peaters and/or data repeaters.
•Set the corresponding conditions to the con­nected repeater combination.
•Apply the check mark () into the appropriate connector number.
• Use a shorter USB cable.
• Use a shorter USB cable.
REF.
p. 11
p. 46
pgs. 9, 11
pgs. 9, 11
p. 18
pgs. 43, 44
p. 40
p. 39
p. 39
p. 39
p. 19
pgs. 41–43
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About cleaning
DO NOT use chemical agents such as benzine or al­cohol when cleaning, as they can damage the re­peater’s surfaces.
Fuse replacement
If the fuse blows or the repeater stops functioning, find the source of the problem if possible, and replace the damaged fuse with a new, rated one as shown below.
DD
OPC-1309
Fuse: FGB10A
DD
OPC-1380
Fuse: FGB01 30A
DD
ID-RP2L’s DC power cable
Fuse: FGB5A
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SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS
Specifications
DD
ID-RP2C
General
Power supply requirement : 13.8 V DC ±15% (negative ground) Current drain : Less than 0.5 A Usable temperature range : –10˚C to +50˚C; +14˚F to +122˚F Dimensions (approx.; proj. not incl.) : 483(W)×44(H)×257(D) mm; 19(W)×13⁄4(H)×101⁄8(D) in. Weight (approx.) : 2.7 kg; 5 lb 15 oz Repeater control protocol : Compatible to D-STAR standard
Local repeater interface
Max. number of connections : 4 Communication speed : Data 128 kbps
Voice 4.8 kbps
Cable length (approx.) : 3 m; 10 ft (standard; supplied cable of the ID-RP2D/V)
Assist repeater interface
Max. number of connections : 2 Communication speed : Data 10 Mbps
Setting CPU communication 19.2 kbps
Cable length (approx.) : 30 m; 100 ft
(standard; connected cable of the ID-RP2L)
Wired interface
Number of connector : 1 Type of connection : 10Base-T MAC address : Unique ID IP address : Programmed with the utility.
DD
ID-RP2L
General
Frequency range : Receive #06=10.000 to 10.025 GHz
#07=10.150 to 10.175 GHz
Transmit #06=10.150 to 10.175 GHz
#07=10.000 to 10.025 GHz
Type of emission : F1D* (GMSK)
*F7W for system operation (w/ID-RP2C)
Frequency stability : ±5 ppm (based on 25˚C; +77˚F) Frequency resolution : 250 kHz Antenna connector : Type-N (impedance: 50 Ω) Communication speed : 10 Mbps Power supply requirement : 13.8 V DC ±15% (negative ground) Current drain : Tx Less than 2.3 A
Stand-by Less than 0.7 A Usable temperature range : –30˚C to +60˚C; –22˚F to +140˚F Dimensions (proj. not incl.) : 328(W)×262(H)×116(D) mm; 1229⁄32(W)×105⁄16(H)×49⁄16(D) in. Weight (approx.; incl. cables) : 14.6 kg; 32 lb 3 oz
Transmitter
Output power (at 13.8 V) : 2.0 W Modulation system : Quadrature (525.75 MHz) Occupied bandwidth : Less than 10.5 MHz Spurious emissions : Less than 100 µW
Receiver
Receive system : Double-conversion superheterodyne Intermediate frequencies : 1st 1747.5 MHz
2nd 374 MHz Sensitivity
(BER 1×10–2) : Less then –78 dBm
Receive spurious : Less than –57 dBm
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ID-RP2D/ID-RP2V
All stated specications are subject to change without notice or obligation.
Options
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ID-RP2D ID-RP2V
Frequency range Receive 1240 to 1300 MHz
Transmit 1240 to 1300 MHz
Type of emission F1D (GMSK) F1D (GMSK)
*F7W for system operation
Frequency stability ±2.5 ppm (based on 25˚C; +77˚F)
Frequency resolutions 5/6.25 kHz
Antenna connector Type-N (impedance: 50 Ω)
Communication speed 128 kbps 4.8 kbps
Power supply requirement 13.8 V DC ±15% (negative ground)
Current drain Tx (High) Less than 6.0 A Less than 7.0 A
Tx (Low) Less than 2.7 A Less than 3.0 A
Rx Stand-by Less then 0.7 A Less than 1.0 A
Usable temperature range –10˚C to +50˚C; +14˚F to +122˚F
Dimensions (proj. not incl.) 483(W)×88(H)×428(D) mm; 19(W)×315⁄32(H)×1627⁄32(D) in.
Weight (approx.) 6.2 kg; 13 lb 10 oz 7.5 kg; 16 lb 9 oz
Tx output power High 9–12 W 6–12 W
(at 13.8 V DC) Low 0.5–1.2 W 0.5–1.2 W
Modulation system Quadrature (243.95 MHz)
Occupied bandwidth Less than 130 kHz Less than 5.5 kHz
Spurious emissions Less than –50dB
Receive system Double-conversion superheterodyne Triple-conversion superheterodyne
Intermediate freq. 1st 243.95 MHz 243.95 MHz
2nd 10.7 MHz 31.05 MHz
3rd N/A 450 kHz
Sensitivity (BER 1×10
–2
) Less than 2.24 µV Less than 0.45 µV
Selectivity More than 140 kHz/6 dB More than 6 kHz/6 dB
Less than 520 kHz/40 dB Less than 18 kHz/50 dB
Receive spurious Less than –57 dBm
Spurious and image More than 60 dB (General) rejection ratio More than 50 dB (IF and IF⁄2)
General
Receiver
Transmitter
ID-RP2D
1.2 GHZDATA REPEATER
ID-RP2V
1.2 GHZDIGITAL VOICE REPEATER
ID-RP2L
10 GHZMICROWAVE LINK REPEATER
AH-106
10 GHZPARABOLIC ANTENNA
(800 (d))
AH-107
10 GHZPARABOLIC ANTENNA
(450 (d))
AH-108
1.2 GHZCOLLINEAR ANTENNA
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