Motorola 89FC5802 Users manual

APPLICANT: MOTOROLA INC. EQUIPMENT TYPE: ABZ89FC5802

TUNE-UP PROCEDURE

There is no field tune-up procedure. All adjustments are software controlled and are pre-set at the factory. Certain
station operating parameters can be changed via Man Machine Interface (MMI) through the BRC RS232 port
within predetermined limits. Examples include transmit / receiver operating frequencies and power level.

EXHIBIT 9

APPLICANT: MOTOROLA INC. EQUIPMENT TYPE: ABZ89FC5802

Tune Up Procedure

This exhibit contains the tune-up procedure as it will appear in the Astro® 25 system release 6.2
Simulcast Configuration Manual.

The following adjustments comprise the transmitter setups.

1. Reference oscillator installation

2. Setting transmitter frequency and power level.

3. Measuring channel interference

4. Measuring the transmitter metering points

5. Measuring the transmitter frequency error

Test Equipment
Description Recommended Model
Service Monitor Motorola R-2001 or equivalent
PC with CSS Software

Procedure
CSS Port: 9-pin serial cable with D connector is provided on the station control module front panel to
allow service personnel to connect a PC loaded with the Configuration Service Software (CSS) and
perform programming and maintenance tasks via the RS232 port. The following pages of this exhibit
show the important alignment screens.

Exhibit Description
9A Installing reference oscillator
9B Configuring channel frequency and power level
9C Measuring channel interference
9D Measuring the transmitter metering points
9E Measuring the transmitter frequency error

EXHIBIT 9

RF SITE EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION CHAPTER 3: SIMULCAST REMOTE SITE CONFIGURATION

Exhibit 9A

RF SITE EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION

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The following sections provide information about programming the devices that provide the RF
interface (simulcast base radio) to the subscriber radios in your system and the devices that
support the RF interface.

TRAK 9100 SIMULCAST SITE REFERENCE

See “TRAK 9100 Simulcast Site Reference Configuration” on page 2-20 for a full description of
the configuration procedures that cover the general configuration points. This section provides
only the specific settings required for the remote site device.

At the digital simulcast subsystem remote sites, the TRAK 9100 provides 1 pps + 5 Mpps
composite signals to the simulcast base radio. For a total of 30 channels, a TRAK 9100 SSR
with two Digital Distribution Modules (DDM) configured for composite signals is required.
Each composite signal can drive up to six STR 3000 Base Radios. A 50 ohm impedance must
terminate the end of a daisy chain. The 50 ohm load is installed at the STR 3000 Base Radio’s
composite input terminal.

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STR 3000 SIMULCAST BASE RADIO

The information provided in this section is for all simulcast base radios installed in the digital
simulcast subsystem at remote and co-located remote sites.

Using the TTY port, connect to the simulcast base radios, and program the IP address required
for this particular station on this channel number at this subsite. IP address information should
be obtained from your Motorola Field Representative. Using Configuration/Service Software
(CSS), program the proper operating frequency for the station and verify proper RF alignment.
Do this for all channels at all subsites. Table 3-1 gives an overview of information that is
configured.

Using the CSS Station Configuration tab, set Simulcast Operation to Enabled.

NOTE

Some fields in the CSS dialog boxes are marked with an asterisk (*). This indicates
a field that can be overwritten from the User Configuration Manager (UCM).

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