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CENTRAL PROCESSOR PACKAGE EQUIPMENT
2-21
February 1996
Part No. 004-3039-273
2.18 TRANSMIT/RECEIVE CHANNEL OPTIONS
The following options describe choices for
CHANNEL CONFIGURATION. Hardware options
generally have an associated cost impact. Software
options are offered at NO CHARGE if specified at the
time of original system order. Hardware modifications
may be required when adding software options to
existing VR-CM50 systems.
2.18.1 TDM-OP301 TONE REMOTE KEYING
TDM-OP301 is a software option which config-
ures a particular channel for tone remote control. All
industry standard control tones from 650 to 2325 Hz
are supported. The control tones for each function
must be specified at the time of order.
2.18.2 TDM-OP302 EXTENDED GUARD TONE
TIMING
Certain radio systems, such as those using RF
links for base station control, may require extended
high-guard tone timing to assure reliable transmitter
keying. TDM-OP302 is a software option which
extends the high-guard timing beyond 125 ms in 25
ms programmable increments to allow for keying
delays introduced by the RF link. The high-guard tone
duration must be specified at the time of order.
2.18.3 TDM-OP303 SEQUENTIAL FUNCTION
CONTROL TONES
The standard tone keying sequence requires a
high level guard tone for 125 ms followed by a single
function tone burst for 35 ms, followed by continuous
low level guard tone for the duration of PTT.
TDM-OP303 is a software option which reconfig-
ures the channel to transmit two (2) sequential 35
msec function tone bursts, following the high level
guard tone burst. This scheme is used by MOTOR-
OLA and others for multi-frequency switching, voice
encryption activation, CTCSS control and other simi-
lar functions. The tone frequencies for each function
must be specified at the time of order.
2.18.4 TDM-OP305 TONE LINE OPERATED
BUSY LED (LOBL)
TDM-OP305 is a hardware option which config-
ures a particular channel to derive channel busy indi-
cation from the guard tone produced by a parallel-con-
nected, tone remote control unit. The option specifies
an applique circuit board which attaches to the Line
Interface Controller (TDM-LIC). The applique uses a
digital 2175 Hz filter which does not require periodic
retuning.
NOTE: This option cannot be used in combination
with TDM-OP311.
2.19 DC CONTROL OPTIONS
2.19.1 TDM-OP311 DC REMOTE KEYING
TDM-OP311 is a hardware option which config-
ures a particular channel for DC remote control. All
industry standard control currents from ±2.5 mA to
±16 mA including pulsed and sustained currents are
supported. The option specifies an applique circuit
board which attaches to the Line Interface Controller
(TDM-LIC) and contains a high voltage DC/DC con-
verter power supply with two (2) programmable con-
trol current regulators.
2.19.2 TDM-OP315 DC LINE OPERATED BUSY
LED (LOBL) [REQUIRES TDM-OP311]
The TDM-OP315 is a software option which con-
figures a particular channel to derive channel busy
indication from the loop keying current produced by a
paralleled connected DC remote control unit. A "sen-
sitivity" control is provided to allow the LOBL to be
optimized for the specific control parameters of each
channel.
2.20 MISCELLANEOUS OPTIONS
2.20.1 TDM-OP318 NON-VOX OPERATED
PATCH
As a general rule, cross-patch is a VOX activated
function that operates on a first-come, first-served
basis. TDM-OP318 is a software option which config-
ures the channel for non-vox patch priority such that
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