Hal Communications CT2100 Bedienungsanleitung

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MANUAL

HAL COMMUNICATIONS CORP.

BOX 365

URBANA, ILLINOIS 61801

QU ALITY COM M U NICATIONS EQ UIPM ENT

cT2100

COMMUNICATIONS

TERMINAL

Copyrlght, O 1981 by HAL Communications CoEp., Urbana, Illinois.

Contents of this publication may not be reproduced in any form withoub

Lhe written permission of the copyright owner.

February, 1984 Printing

CONTENTS:

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 5. CONNECTIONS TO THE C'121

5.1 Normal Amateur Sta

5.2 Use of the RS232 D

5.3 Use of the RTTY L0

Controls.....r.

tion Connections . . . ., . .

ata Connections . . . . . . .,

0P Data Conneetlon . . . .' .

CT21OO COMMUNICATIONS TER}4INAL

INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1. UNPACKING AND INSPECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2. SIMPLE HOOK-UP FOR THE EAGER AND IMPATIENT....

2.1 Connections to the CT2100

2.2 Presetting CT2100 Controls

2.3 Presetting the Transceiver

3.1 Connecting the CT2100 to

3.2 Reeeiving RTTY Signals

3.3 Low Tones or High Tones?

2.4 RTTY 0peration

?.5 Morse Operation aaaaaataaaaaaaaaa

CHAPTER 3. RECEIVING WITH THE CTzlOO Your Receiver aataa

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CHAPTER 4. TRANSMITTING WITH THE CT21OO . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4.1 The KB2100 Keyboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4.2 Transmit Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4.3 Use of the KSR Keyboard Entry Mode . . . . . . .

4.4 Use of the Sp1lt Screen Keyboard Mode . . . . . ,

4.5 Use of the HERE-IS Messages . . . . r . . . . ! .

4.6 Use of the MSG2100 Option . .' . . . . . . . . .

4.7 Special Consideratlons When Transmitting Morse .

4.8 Special Considerations When Transmitting Baudot .

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4.11 Synchronous Idle Feature

4.12 The N0RM/L00P Transmit feature

4.13 The KOS Feature . . . . . . .'. . . r . . . . . .

5.4 Connection of an ASCII Printer

5.5 Connection of an Audio Tape Recorder . . . . . .

5.6 RTTY Tuning Oscilloscope Connections , . o . . .

5.7 Using a Television Set as a Monitor . . . . . . .

5.8 RF-Inducgd Problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5.9 Power Line Voltage and Frequency Changes . . . .

5.10 User Adjustments

CONTENTS:

CHAPTER 6.

Figure 'l .

Figure 2.

Figure 3.

Figure 4.

Figure 5.

Figure 6.

Figure 7.

Figure B.

Figure 9.

Figure 10.

Figure 1 1.

Figure 12.

Figure 1 3.

TABLES:

TABLE 1.

TABLE 2.

TABLE 3.

TABLE 4.

CASE OF DIFFICULTY

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6.2

o.J

Care and Feeding of

Typical Operational Your CT2100

Problems......

Repair Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

cHAprER 7. SPECTFTCATToNS . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

APPENDIX: PROGRAMMING AND INSTALLING THE MSG21OO . . . . . . . . BO

1. Specifying the Messages . . . . r . . . . . . . . B0

3'. #:::]ffi::;";: iii,'il3x,;,; . : : : : . : . : : E3

LIMITEDWARRANTY... . . . . O t.. . . ... .. . 85

ILLUSTRATIONS:

The CT2100 and KB2100

Simplified CT2100 Connections

The K82100 Keyboard

Morse ltieight Timing . . . . . . . . . . . . r . . . .

Connections to the CT2100

KOS Cireult Conneetions

Typicai Video Detector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Modified Vldeo Dectector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

RFI Reduction Techniques . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . 58

RFI Power Line Filters o . . . . . o . . . . o . . . . 60

Power Transformer Voltage Tap Connections . . . . . . 64

Power Frequency Change Jumpers . . . . . . ., . . . . 65

User Adjustable Controls . ., . . . . . . . o . . . . 67

CONTINENTAL MORSE CODE . .

BAUDOTDATACODE.............

DISPLAY SYMBOLS FOR THE ASCII CODE . .

ASCII DATA CODE

CT21OO USER },IANUAL

INTRODU CTION

This manual describes the installation and operation of the FIAL CT2100

Communications Terminal. The fechnical details with schematic diag-

rams and user-repair procedures are described in a second publication,

the CT2100 Customer Maintenance Manual, available separately from HAL

Communieations Corp. or its designated dealers and representatives.

The features of the CT2100 have been designed for convenient and stra-

ight forward customer use; many features are self-explanatory from a

close examinatlon of the CT2100 front pane1, rear pane1, screen dis-

p1ay, ot' the keytops of the KB2100. However, like many sophisti.cated

electronic devices, there are some features and operator techniques

which you may not understand until you have read this manual. You

should plan to devote several hours to becoming familiar with your

cT21 00 .

However, there are many hobbyists, including this writer, who are

eager to try the new frgadgetff and lack the patience to plow through

chapters of technical talk without at least turning it on and trying

out something. Therefore, for the eager and impatient new owners, we

offer Chapter 2 SIMPLE HOOK-UP AND OPERATION FOR THE EAGER AND IMPA-

TIENT. After you have your CT2100 running as descr^ibed in Chapter 2,

plea-se then sit down and read the rest of this manual; yout1I find

the CT2100 will do a lot more things than can be outlined in the sim-

pllfied instruetions.

PAGE 2

Figure 1The CT2100 and K82100

PAGE 3

CHAPTER 1

UNPACKING AND INSPECTION

When you unpack your CT2100 and K82100, carefully lnspecL the shipping

earton and each cabinet for shlpping damage. Any evidence of shipping

damage should be immediately reported bo your supplying dealer or

shipping carrier. Be sure to save all packing materials if damage is

found bhe shipping carrier will want to inspect them for any insu-

ranee c1aim. Before discarding the packing materials check Ehat all

parts and accessories are accounted for. Check the accessories aga-

inst the following list. If any are found missing, double-eheck the

packing for loose parts and then notify eiLher your dealer or HAL Com-

munications Corp. of the shortage. Please specify the HAL part

number !

Accessory parts:

Accessories Packed With CT2100:

1 - 333-17250 AC Power Cord

16 310-35012 Phono Pin Plug

2 770-05001 0.5 Ampere slow-blow fuse

960-02051 Video eable

: B7o-02110 3:i'fl3.:?31 fil:*.ming Forms

Accessories Packed With K82100:

1 - 355-00755 7 Ft. Coil Keyboard Cable

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CAUTION !

A SERIOUS SHOCK HAZARD MAY EXIST I{HEN CONNECTING *

THE CT21OO TO OTHER EQUIfMENT. BEFORE I,IAKING ANY *

CONNECTIONS, BE SURE TO DISCONNECT THE CTz1OO AND *

OTHER EQUIPMENT FROI',I THE AC POWER LiNE. *

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SIMPLE HOOK-UP AND OPERATION FOR THE EAGER AND IMPATIENT

PAGE 5

in this manu-

without read-

enough infor-

need to read

conveniences

Although there are many features of the CT2100 explained

31, you may wish to first trplug-it-intr and rrtry-it-outrr

ing the whole book. This section of the manua] presents

mation to start using the CT2100, but you will eventually

Chapters 3, 4, and 5 to take fu1I advantage of the many

included in your CT2100.

2.1 Conneetions t,o the CT2100

Refer to Figure 2 and not,ice the various connections you may make to

and from the CT2100. For a start, it is recommended that you make the

following connections at the present and leave the other conneetions

until aft,er you have read Chapters 3, 4, and 5. By all means, do not

connect the CT2100 or other slation equipment to the AC power source

until all other conneetions have been made.

1. Connect a good ground wire (1/4't shield braid preferred)

between the CT2100 cabinet, transceiver cabinet, and all

other station equipment eablnets.

2. Connecb a shielded audio cable between the reeeiver speaker

(audio) oufput and the CT2100 RCVR IN connector.

3. Connect a shielded audlo cable between an external speaker

(4 16 ohms) and the CT2100 AUDIO MONITOR connector.

(Optiona1, but recommended)

4. Connect a shielded audio cable between the transmitter mi-

crophone audio input and the CT2100 XMIT OUT conneetor.

Check your transmitter manual some lransmitters have +12

VDC on the mike input lead to run remote controls; use a 1

uF blocking eapacitor at the qike eonnector to prevent dam-

age to such a transmitter. -

5. Conneet a shielded audio cable between the transmitter

push-to-talk input and the CTz100 KOS SWITCH connector.

(Steps 4 and 5 may be combined in a 2 conductor frstereofl

cable wlth the transmilter end eonneeted to a microphone

eonnector; these steps are only necessary if you intend to

transmit during these preliminary tests).

6. Connect a coaxial eable between the video input of your mon-

itor and the CTz100 VIDE0 T0 MONITOR connector.

7. Connect the KB2i00 to the CT2100 with lhe coil cord supplied

(K82100 connector on CT2100),

8. Connect lhe CT2100, Video Monitor, and transceiver to the AC

power souree; do not turn-on the equipment yet. Use a

grounding type of AC out,let lf at all possible.

PAGE 6

2.2 Presetting CT2100 Controls

Before applying any power to the transceiver or the CT2100, preset the

controls as follows:

DATA:

DISPLAY:

TXlRX

CONTROL:

MODEM:

T/O:

MONITOR

Now, turn on the

top line of the

SPEED =

MODE =

PAGE CYCLE =

LINE CYCLE =

STATUS =

REV VIDEO =

USOS =

CLEAR SCRN =

HDX/FDX =

IDLE =

MAN TXIAUTO =

KOS =

RTTY/MODEM =

HIGH/LOhI =

NORM/REV =

AUTO =

RTTY SHIFT =

AUDI0/R5232 =

RCVE/TAPE =

N0RM/L00P =

OUTPUT/INPUT =

VOLUME =

as turned

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on (45 BAUD)

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on (button in)

either position

on (button in)

as turned on

HDX (button in)

off (button out)

AUTO (button out)

off (button out)

RTTY (button in)

LOW (button out)

NORM (button in)

off (button out)

170 (right button in)

AUDIO (button in)

RCVE (button in)

NORM (button in)

INPUT (button out)

turn on CT2100 power;

set to n12 orelocktr

video monitor power and see

display: the following text on the

CT2100 V1.xP2

45 BD BAUDOT TX OFF USOS

This line is the status line and shows the CT2100 code and data rate

seleeted, condition of the TXIRX data outpub, and, in this case that

the Unshift 0n Space (USOS) feature has been selected. Also shown is

that page 2 (of 2 available) is being viewed. The rtvl .xrt shows the

production verslon of internal computer program (ttsoftwarerr) installed

in your unit.

If you use a monitor other than that supplied by HAL, you will prob-

ably need to adjust its horizontal and vertical size and position con-

trols. Be sure that you can view all four edges of the TV raster on

the screen.

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