PAE T6M Bedienungsanleitung
T6M Mobile Transceiver
User Guide
Handbook Part Number: 31-36000TRM
Handbook Title: T6M Mobile Transceiver User Guide
Handbook Part Number: 31-36000TRM
Issue Number: 4-1
Date of Issue: February 2001
Published By: Park Air Electronics
Northfields
Market Deeping
Peterborough
England
Telephone: From UK, 01778 345434
From outside UK, 44 1778 345434
Fax: From UK, 01778 342877
From outside UK, 44 1778 342877
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Amendment 1 to Issue 4 of this user guide has been raised to clarify the
receive specification (change note 4017 refers).
The amendment was incorporated during April 2001.
SAFETY
Warnings
[Failure to comply with warnings can result in personal injury, fire, or electric shock.]
qDO NOT operate this equipment with the antenna close to or touching eyes,
face, or exposed body parts.
qDO NOT hold the transmit (PTT) switch in the ‘ON’ position when not
communicating.
qDO NOT operate equipment at filling stations.
qDO NOT operate equipment in vicinity of explosives or explosive atmospheres.
qDO NOT operate equipment at high volume levels. Hearing experts advise
against continuous high volume operation. If you experience ringing in your
ears, reduce the volume level, or discontinue use.
qThe Power Amplifier Module used in the T6M mobile transceiver contains
beryllium oxide, which is extremely toxic. No instructions within this user guide
remove any of the transceiver's covers so users are not exposed to a potential
beryllium hazard. If the transceiver is to be disposed of, users must be aware of
current disposal regulations regarding equipment containing beryllium.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Regulations
qThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
condition that this device does not cause harmful interference.
qYou are required to obtain a station licence before transmitting from your mobile
equipment.
qThis equipment is only licenced for operation on 25 kHz channel spacing.
Operation on 8.33 kHz channel spacing is restricted to European customers.
qThe mobile transceiver power output must not exceed the output necessary for
satisfactory technical operation taking account of local conditions and the area
to be covered.
qThe mobile transceiver's frequency and parameters should be checked by
authorized service personnel before use, and at least yearly thereafter.
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Changes or modifications to the T6M transceiver that are not expressly approved
by Park Air Electronics could void your authority to operate the transceiver.
Foreword
This user guide describes the purpose, installation, and operation of the
Park Air Electronics (PAE) T6M mobile transceiver. Read all instructions given in this
user guide before operating the transceiver.
Trademarks
The following trademarks are used in this user guide.
IBM Is a registered trademark of International Business Machines.
Microsoft Is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and
other countries.
Windows Is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and
other countries.
Software
Park Air Electronics takes every care to ensure that software supplied on magnetic
media contains no viruses. Users are, however, advised to virus check disks and
CD-ROMs before transferring software from these media to your computer equipment.
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CONTENTS
SAFETY 3
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Regulations 4
Foreword 5
Trademarks 5
Section 1 - Overview
About this User Guide 9
Introduction to the T6M Mobile Transceiver 9
Operating Modes 9
Normal Mode 9
Priority Mode 10
Scan Mode 10
Programming the Transceiver's Personality 10
Section 2 - Specification
General 11
Dimensions and Weight 12
Supply 12
Receive Circuit 12
Transmit Circuit 12
Section 3 - Installation
Introduction 13
Unpacking 14
Selecting a Mounting Location 14
Installing the Transceiver 15
Installing the Microphone 16
Installing the Loudspeaker 16
Power Cable Installation 17
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Installing the Antenna 19
Fitting the Antenna to Fibreglass Vehicles 20
Serviceability Check 21
Section 4 - Operating Instructions
Introduction 23
Programmable Options 24
Display Blanking 24
Warning Beeps 24
Key Beeps 24
Transmit Inhibit 25
Maximum Transmit Time 25
Front Panel Display for 25 kHz and 8.33 kHz Channel Spacing 25
Fault and Error Codes 27
Switching On and Off (Ignition Sense not Connected) 28
Switching On and Off (When Ignition Sense is Connected) 28
Operating the Radio in Normal Mode 29
Selecting Normal Mode 29
Selecting a Channel Frequency 29
Transmitting and Receiving 29
Switching and Adjusting the Squelch Facility 29
Operating the Radio in Priority Mode 31
Selecting Priority Mode 31
Selecting a Priority Channel Frequency 31
Transmitting and Receiving 31
Operating the Radio in Scan Mode 32
Selecting Scan Mode 32
Selecting a Scan Group 32
Transmitting and Receiving 32
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Section 5 - Programming the Radio
Introduction 33
Programmable Options 36
Display Blanking 36
Warning Beeps 36
Key Beeps 36
Hold on Scan 37
Installing the Programming Software onto a Laptop, or PC 37
Creating a New Personality 37
Saving a Personality 42
Opening a Saved Personality 43
Loading a Personality into the Radio 43
Reading a Personality from the Radio 43
Printing a Personality Report 44
Section 6 - Spares
Introduction 45
List of Spares 45
Section 1 - Overview
Section 1 gives a brief overview of the T6M mobile transceiver.
About this User Guide
This user guide describes the purpose, installation, and operation of the
Park Air Electronics (PAE) T6M mobile transceiver. How to programme the required
channel frequencies and operating modes using the optional programming kit is also
fully described.
Introduction to the T6M Mobile Transceiver
The T6M multichannel mobile transceiver provides communication within the VHF
aeronautical frequency band 118 to 136.9916 MHz. The transceiver provides a nominal
8 watt amplitude modulated (AM) output, and operates on both 25 kHz and 8.33 kHz
spaced channel frequencies.
Designed for installation within a vehicle, the transceiver operates from a +13.2 volt dc
supply. For vehicles that use a 24 V dc system, or when there must be isolation
between the battery and equipment, a suitable dc to dc converter must be used.
Operating Modes
Three operating modes are available: Normal, Priority, and Scan.
Normal Mode
In normal mode, any channel frequency programmed into the transceiver can be
selected using the front panel keys. Up to 760 channel frequencies can be programmed
into the radio's personality.
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Priority Mode
Priority mode allows faster access to frequently used channels. Up to 15 of the channel
frequencies that are available in Normal mode can be programmed into the priority list.
Scan Mode
If scan mode is selected, the radio scans a number of predefined channels searching
for a ‘busy’ one. When a busy channel is found, and depending on the programmed
options, the radio remains tuned to that channel. Up to 15 scan groups can be set up,
each group containing up to 15 channel frequencies.
Programming the Transceiver's Personality
The radio's ‘personality’ is programmed into its internal memory and defines up to
760 channel frequencies, the required operating modes, and various secondary
options. When a T6M is received from PAE, the personality is either:
qA personality programmed to the user's specific requirements.
or,
qA default personality that covers the 760 channels (25 kHz spaced) available in
the VHF aeronautical frequency band. No frequencies are allocated to the
Priority list, and no scan groups are set.
A programming kit is available from PAE. This allows a new personality to be
programmed into the radio at any time.
The kit comprises software loaded on a CD-ROM or floppy disk, and a programming
lead. An IBM™ compatible laptop, or Personal Computer (PC) running Microsoft
Windows™ 95 or 98 must be available to reprogramme the radio.
To order the programming kit, contact PAE quoting part number 70-T6MPMKIT.
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