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CENTRAL PROCESSOR PACKAGE EQUIPMENT
2-23
February 1996
Part No. 004-3039-273
The repeater dropout time is programmable from 1 to
4 seconds. This option requires that the base station
receiver be equipped with a COR output.
2.20.10 TDM-OP335 4-SITE SELECTION RE-
LAYS
TDM-OP335 is a hardware option which equips
the channel with four (4) alternate line selection relays
and assigns the necessary I/O pairs to the connector
wire list. Site selection control can be accomplished
either of two ways:
1. Requires one M3604G or M4604G T/R module at
each console position. The top keys on the channel
module are used to step from site to site. The right
key increments from S1 >> S4 -- the left key decre-
ments from S4 << S1. This method offers the
advantage of requiring only a single module width
of tray space but is less user friendly if sites are fre-
quently switched. This method cannot be used if
the channel has other control options that requires
keys to be designated for site selection.
2. Requires one M3601G or M4601G T/R module
plus one M2904Y Auxiliary Switch module for site
selection. The site keys are programmed as a 1-of-4
interlocked group. This method is more user
friendly since each site is clearly identified but
requires two module widths of tray space and has
the added cost burden of the switch module. This
method is compatible with all other channel control
options.
2.20.11 TDM-OP336 8-SITE SELECTION CON-
TROL
TDM-OP336 is a hardware option which equips
the system with 8-site selection control. This requires:
1/2 TDM-AUX card with relays for each T8 base sta-
tion, and TDM-M3601G or TDM-M4601G T/R mod-
ule plus TDM-M2908Y module with option TDM-
OP604B at each position.
2.20.12 TDM-OP338 MULTIPLE SOURCE
CROSS MUTE
TDM-OP338 is a hardware option which must be
specified for any channel that must be cross muted by
two or more transmit sources. This option can be used
with T1-R1, T2-R2, T4-R4, T2-2R and T4-4R chan-
nels and Receive-only channels. Individual frequen-
cies may be specified as the mute source from T2 and
T4 channels. This option is not required for single-
point cross muting.
2.20.13 TDM-OP340 "HOT STANDBY " LIC
CARD
Unless otherwise specified, a single Line Inter-
face Controller (LIC) is provided for each channel in
the system. TDM-OP340 is a hardware option which
provides an additional controller which operates in a
"hot standby" mode. Should a failure of the primary
control card be detected, the "hot standby" controller
will be automatically brought on-line and the "failed"
controller will be isolated from the system.
NOTE: If the channel is equipped with a tone LOBL
applique (OP305), a DC keying applique (OP311) or
a full conferencing patch applique (OP319), these
options must be specified and priced separately for
both the main and standby LIC card.
If the channel is T2-2R, T4-4R or T8-8R and uses a
QRC for a receive audio path, OP341 must also be
specified to assure proper failure protection.
2.20.14 TDM-OP341 "HOT STANDBY " QRC
CARD
TDM-OP341 is a hardware option which pro-
vides an additional Quad Receiver Controller (QRC)
which operates in a "hot standby" mode. Should a
failure of the primary control card be detected, the
"hot standby" controller will be automatically brought
on-line and the "failed" controller will be isolated
from the system. The option includes the standby
QRC card and backplane interconnect cable. While
OP341 can be used to back-up any QRC in the system,
its primary intended use is to back-up QRC cards
which are part of multi-receiver T/R channels
equipped with option OP340.
2.20.15 TDM-OP345 4-CODE CTCSS SELEC-
TION
TDM-OP345 is a software option which config-
ures a particular channel to generate control functions
to select any of four (4) CTCSS tone codes. The con-
trol functions switch the CTCSS generator at the base
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