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2005
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  • Page 1 STAR L ™ OTOROLA OMMAND NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL *6880309J98-D* 6880309J98-D 2005 EPTEMBER...
  • Page 2 Furthermore, Motorola reserves the right to make changes to any products herein to improve readability, function, or design. Motorola does not assume any liability arising out of the applications or use of any product or circuit described herein; neither does it cover any license under its patent rights nor the rights of others.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CommandSTAR Lite Specifications ........
  • Page 4 Connecting to a CommandSTAR Lite Console ........
  • Page 5 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ONTENTS Method 1 ..............6-4 Method 2 .
  • Page 6 Troubleshooting the CommandSTAR Lite ........
  • Page 7 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ONTENTS B: C PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS Component Layout Diagrams ............. . . B-1 C: S PPENDIX CHEMATICS...
  • Page 8 ONTENTS HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 9 Figure 3-3: CommandSTAR Lite Rackmount Console (Back View) ....... . .3-5...
  • Page 10 IST OF IGURES Figure 5-17: Using a DRCM and Keypad with MCS 2000 Radio ........5-30 Figure 5-18: Control Head for MCS 2000 Radio .
  • Page 11 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL IST OF IGURES Figure C-27: Digital Radio Interface Module (1 of 1) ......... . . C-28 Figure C-28: Two-CO Line Module (1 of 5) .
  • Page 12 IST OF IGURES HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 13 Table 1-4: CommandSTAR Lite Specifications........
  • Page 14 IST OF ABLES Table A-7: PTT footswitch connector (FTSW)........... A-4 Table A-8: Gooseneck Microphone Connector (MIC) .
  • Page 15 Procedure 3-10: How to install the headset jackbox ..........3-15 Procedure 3-11: How to connect the jackbox to the CommandSTAR Lite......3-16 Procedure 3-12: How to modify the jackbox to work wih a four-wire headset .
  • Page 16 & P IST OF ROCEDURES ROCESSES Procedure 6-13: How to program a speed page ..........6-10 Procedure 6-14: How to adjust the speaker volume of a radio channel programmed on an ACM .

  • Page 17: About This Manual

    The purpose of this manual is to help you install and troubleshoot the CommandSTAR Lite™. It is written for technicians who are responsible for the installation and troubleshooting of a CommandSTAR Lite system. It provides reference information for technicians and Motorola field support engineers and technicians.

  • Page 18: Safety Summary

    Failure to comply with these precautions or with specific warnings elsewhere in this manual violates safety standards of design, manufacture and intended use of the product. Motorola assumes no liability for the customer’s failure to comply with these requirements.

  • Page 19: General

    (Contact the state public utility commission, public service commission, or corporation commission for information.) If trouble is experienced with this equipment (CommandSTAR Lite), for repairs or warranty information, please contact: XVII...

  • Page 20: For Canadian Users

    AC surge arrestor in the AC outlet to which an CommandSTAR Lite™ is connected. This symbol on a Motorola product means the product should not be disposed of with household or business waste.
  • Page 21 Load Numbers of all the devices does not exceed 100. The Load Number for the CommandSTAR Lite console is 4.6. AVIS : L'étiquette d'Industrie Canada identifie le matériel homologué. Cette étiquette certifie que le matériel est conforme à...
  • Page 22 BOUT ANUAL HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 23: Chapter 1: System Overview

    ........The CommandSTAR Lite is a digital, modular radio dispatch console that is entirely contained within a desktop unit (also available in rack-mountable form).

  • Page 24: Console Architecture

    HAPTER YSTEM VERVIEW Provision exists to connect an on-line CommandSTAR Lite System Database Manager (CSDM Lite) position that can be operated either locally or remotely over telephone lines. The console electronic unit consists of processor modules to interface external analog circuits.
  • Page 25 DDN6126 CommandSTAR Lite Main Board “A” version of Desktop model 2260411-4 DDN7457 CommandSTAR Lite Main Board “A” version of Rackmount model and for “B” version of Desktop model 2260411-20 DNN8362 CommandSTAR Lite Main Board “B” version of Rackmount model and for “C”...

  • Page 26: Reference Part Numbers

    1: S EFERENCE UMBERS HAPTER YSTEM VERVIEW 1-1 C STAR L ABLE OMMAND ARTS MOTOROLA MANUFACTURER ORDER DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER NUMBER 3220280 DDN6133 Speaker Module to Main Board Cable (Desktop) 3220316 DDN6135 Operator Control Modules Cable 3210564 CDN6181 25 Ft. Computer to CSDM Lite Cable (DB25 On PC)

  • Page 27: Optional Console Accessories

    ........1-2 C ABLE PTIONAL ONSOLE CCESSORIES Motorola Description Part Number HMN3000 Deskmic TDN9941...

  • Page 28: Field Replacement Kits

    ........1-3 F ABLE IELD EPLACEMENT Motorola Description Part Number DDN6249 Numbered Keypad Set DDN6250 Removable Grey Keycap “SHIFT”...

  • Page 29: Replacement Part Ordering

    Order parts from: Parts Service Manager Motorola Accessories and Aftermarket Division 2200 Galvin Dr. Elgin, IL 60123 800-422-4210...

  • Page 30: Commandstar Lite Specifications

    STAR L 1: S OMMAND PECIFICATIONS HAPTER YSTEM VERVIEW 1-4 C STAR L ABLE OMMAND PECIFICATIONS CONTINUED Fast-acting solid-state surge protection. Line Protection: Settings preserved in non-volatile memory. Memory Protection: 10 parallel units Maximum number of remote: END-TO-END SPECIFICATION 300 to 3300 Hz +1, -3 dB @ less than 2% distortion. Frequency Response: 65 dB below rated output at any port.
  • Page 31 STAR L NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL OMMAND PECIFICATIONS 1-4 C STAR L ABLE OMMAND PECIFICATIONS CONTINUED OTHER AUDIO PORTS The output shall consist of summed transmit/ receive audio of the channel with a 2175 Hz filter. The output level shall be Recorder Port (per channel): programmable from -40 to +11 dBm into 600 ohm.
  • Page 32 STAR L 1: S OMMAND PECIFICATIONS HAPTER YSTEM VERVIEW HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 1-10 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 33: Chapter 2: Site Preparation

    HAPTER REPARATION ........For the equipment to perform reliably and safely, certain requirements regarding the site preparation must be met according to the equipment specifications.

  • Page 34: Power Supply

    UPS. In general, the CommandSTAR Lite system does not require more than 720 Watts. Refer to the configuration report produced by the CSDM Lite to obtain the site-specific power requirements.

  • Page 35: Grounding

    The end that should be grounded will be specified in the site specific wiring details in the appendix. See Sections 6, 7 and 8 of the Motorola R56—Standards and Guidelines for Communications Sites for internal and external grounding specifications, and AC power distribution.

  • Page 36: Electrostatic Discharge (Esd)

    The conducting path is usually a ground path. When packaging, installing or when handling electronic modules, the personnel involved must be connected to ground with an ESD strap. See Section 11.9 of the Motorola R56—Standards and Guidelines for Communications Sites for more detailed information. (EMI)

  • Page 37: Interface Protection

    The wiring tables describe the detailed connections of all circuits installed. See Section 5 of the Motorola R56—Standards and Guidelines for Communications Sites for site design information. 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D...

  • Page 38: Fire Protection

    Clean agent extinguishing systems will respond before sprinklers and usually prevent any equipment fire from reaching a magnitude otherwise possible with other systems. See Section 5 of the Motorola R56—Standards and Guidelines for Communications Sites for fire protection information. IGHTNING ROTECTION .

  • Page 39: Chapter 3: Installing The Command Star Lite Console

    ........The site-specific CommandSTAR Lite Configuration Manual should be used with this...

  • Page 40: Desktop Installation

    3: I STAR L ESKTOP NSTALLATION HAPTER NSTALLING THE OMMAND ONSOLE ESKTOP NSTALLATION ........The Desktop installation is much simplified in the fact that the Desktop console is shipped completely assembled as ordered by the customer.
  • Page 41 ........The Rackmount console is characterized by rack-mounted control modules installed on a standard 19-inch EIA-size cabinet as shown in Figure 3-2. The CommandSTAR Lite main board and any optional modules are located in a rackmount box, typically located either horizontally beneath the Master frame or at the bottom of the console on end as a free-standing tower.

  • Page 42: Module Installation

    3: I STAR L ODULE NSTALLATION HAPTER NSTALLING THE OMMAND ONSOLE ODULE NSTALLATION ........The modules are shipped already mounted as part of a Master frame (3210775) or an Additional frame (3210577).
  • Page 43 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE NSTALLATION Frame #3 (Additional) Unselect Select BLANK BLANK Speaker Speaker (Control modules cannot be installed in this frame) 2210223-2 (x2) Speaker Cable Frame #2 DCCM DCCM DCCM DCCM (Additional) 3220316-1 (x4) Control Module Cable Frame #1 Keypad DCCM DCCM...
  • Page 44 3: I STAR L ODULE NSTALLATION HAPTER NSTALLING THE OMMAND ONSOLE 3-1 H ROCEDURE OW TO INSTALL THE OPERATOR CONTROL MODULES IN RACKS Refer to your Configuration Manual or consult the site manager for the precise mounting location of each frame in the appropriate position. Insert the clips shown in Figure 3-4 to line up with the holes in the console furniture.
  • Page 45 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE NSTALLATION Console CONSOLE Frame MODULES MOTOROLA Comm andSTAR FRAMES Screws Select Busy Unselect Clips Screws Cover Spacer blocks RACKMOUNT SCREWS 3-4 C IGURE ONSOLE RAME OUNTING ROCEDURE Using the flat, ribbon cables (3220316) supplied with your system, connect each the...
  • Page 46 OMMAND ONSOLE The rackmount box containing the CommandSTAR Lite circuitry comes with four L- brackets. Two L-brackets may be used to attach the rackmount box securely to the rack in a horizontal orientation (See Figure 3-5) or four brackets may be used as stabilizers to permit the box to stand vertically on one end like a tower (See Figure 3-6).
  • Page 47 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE NSTALLATION • CSDM Lite • I/O module • PTT footswitch • Gooseneck microphone • Supervisor headset • Operator headset • Deskmic • Call Director • Punch-block cables for access to radio channels • Ground Peripheral equipment is connected to the back panel of the console located at the lower rear panel.
  • Page 48 3: I STAR L ODULE NSTALLATION HAPTER NSTALLING THE OMMAND ONSOLE To power To telephone lines (optional) To Instant Logging Recorder (optional) To CSDM Lite, serial printer, or WWVB receiver (optional) To I/O module (optional) To gooseneck microphone (optional) To PTT footswitch (optional) To supervisor headset (optional) To operator headset (optional) To desktop microphone (optional)

  • Page 49: Equipment Adjustment

    ........Each CommandSTAR Lite console is shipped with the microphone sensitivity adjusted for the standard audio accessories used under normal conditions.

  • Page 50: Call Director Audio Input Adjustment

    3: I STAR L QUIPMENT DJUSTMENT HAPTER NSTALLING THE OMMAND ONSOLE 3-3 H ROCEDURE OW TO DJUST THE UPERVISOR EADSET ICROPHONE Use a multi-meter to measure the resistance between the single pin on the bottom (side nearest the back panel) of R34 and the left-most pin on the top (side farthest from the back panel) of R34.

  • Page 51: Gooseneck Microphone Sensitivity Adjusment

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL QUIPMENT DJUSTMENT OOSENECK ICROPHONE ENSITIVITY DJUSMENT The sensitivity can be adjusted using potentiometer R96 on the console main board. To adjust the gooseneck microphone sensitivity: 3-6 H ROCEDURE OW TO ADJUST THE GOOSENECK MICROPHONE Use a multi-meter to measure the resistance between the single pin on the bottom (side nearest the back panel) of R96 and the left-most pin on the top (side farthest from the back panel) of R96.

  • Page 52: Headset Jackbox Installation

    ONSOLE For information on adjusting audio input levels, see the section on radio channel configuration in Chapter 4 of the CommandSTAR Lite System Database Manager Manual for RX Level, RX detect threshold, and RX hangover delay settings. Typical settings are: RX Level = –10 dBm, RX detect threshold = –29 dB, and RX hangover delay = 2000 ms.

  • Page 53: Installing The Headset Jackbox (Ddn6516)

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL QUIPMENT DJUSTMENT To modify such a jackbox to work with a four-wire headset: 3-9 H ROCEDURE OW TO MODIFY A SIX WIRE JACKBOX Open the jackbox cover. Cut the RED wire and the jumper wire as shown in Figure 3-9 on page 3-15.

  • Page 54: Connecting To A Commandstar Lite Console

    3-10 C STAR L (DDN6516) IGURE ONNECTING THE JACKBOX TO THE OMMAND To connect the jackbox to the CommandSTAR Lite console: 3-11 H STAR L ROCEDURE OW TO CONNECT THE JACKBOX TO THE OMMAND Prepare a cable as shown in Figure 3-11 or use a standard LAN cable (CAT5).
  • Page 55 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL QUIPMENT DJUSTMENT ODIFYING A WIRE ACKBOX INTO A WIRE (DDN6516) ACKBOX This headset jackbox is equipped to handle a headset that has its own PTT switch. These 6-wire (default) headsets use six (6) wires rather than four (4) wires.
  • Page 56 3: I STAR L QUIPMENT DJUSTMENT HAPTER NSTALLING THE OMMAND ONSOLE HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 3-18 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 57 HAPTER -CSDM L ONSOLE NTERCONNECTION ........This chapter provides installation information regarding CSDM Lite-to-console interconnection.

  • Page 58: 4: Console - To -Csdm Lite Interconnection

    4: C -CSDM L NTRODUCTION HAPTER ONSOLE NTERCONNECTION (CABLE CDN6181 CDN6182 COM1 PORT CSDM/RS232 PORT MODEM MODEM (customer- (customer- CONSOLE supplied) supplied) CSDM LITE TERMINAL 4-1 CSDM L IGURE ONSOLE ONNECTION The CSDM Lite must be physically connected to the console you wish to reconfigure, monitor, or test.
  • Page 59 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 25 feet DB 9 DB 25 Cable label 3210564 Console side PC side 4-3 DB9 DB25 C PC (CDN6181) IGURE ONNECTORS AND ABLE FROM ONSOLE TO Use the CSDM Lite to verify the operational status of all peripheral equipment connected to the console.
  • Page 60 4: C -CSDM L NTRODUCTION HAPTER ONSOLE NTERCONNECTION HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 61: Introduction

    HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE ........NTRODUCTION .

  • Page 62: Opening The Desktop Assembly

    5: O PENING THE ESKTOP SSEMBLY HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE PENING THE ESKTOP SSEMBLY ........CAUTION Before opening the Desktop console, make sure the power to the console is removed and that all the cables are disconnected from the...
  • Page 63 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL PENING THE ESKTOP SSEMBLY 5-1 H ROCEDURE OW TO OPEN THE DESKTOP ASSEMBLY The top of the Desktop assembly is held to the bottom part with five (5) pan head Phillips screws; three (3) at the back, and two (2) at the fron. Remove the five (5) Phillips screws. 3 screws at the back Do not Do not...

  • Page 64: Closing The Desktop Assembly

    5: O LOSING THE ESKTOP SSEMBLY HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE 5-1 H ROCEDURE OW TO OPEN THE DESKTOP ASSEMBLY Tilt the bottom of the Desktop assembly by another 20° while holding the top of the Desktop. By tapping the back of the console gently, as shown in (B), the top of the Desktop should loosen and come forward.

  • Page 65: Releasing An Operator Control Module From The Console

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ELEASING AN PERATOR ONTROL ODULE FROM THE ONSOLE 5-2 H ROCEDURE OW TO CLOSE THE DESKTOP ASSEMBLY Make sure that all the modules are properly inserted and secured on the top of the Desktop assembly. All the modules must be connected to their respective cable and all the cables must be connected and secured to the main board.
  • Page 66 5: O ELEASING AN PERATOR ONTROL ODULE FROM THE ONSOLE HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE 5-3 H ROCEDURE OW TO RELEASE AN OPERATOR MODULE FROM THE OPEN CONSOLE Remove the cable from the module. Press the two (2) module latches while gently pushing the module out. Module latches Result: The operator module pops out.

  • Page 67: Installing An Operator Control Module In The Console

    File>Report>Configuration to view the Console Configuration Report, which shows the identification address assigned to a new module. Consult the User Manual for the CommandSTAR Lite System Database Manager for more information on configuring the Desktop console and viewing reports. The module address must be set in the module using the DIP switches at SW1 of each module.

  • Page 68: Installing The Four-Channel Expansion Module

    5: O NSTALLING THE CHANNEL XPANSION ODULE HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE NSTALLING THE CHANNEL XPANSION ODULE ........The Four-channel Expansion module adds the capability of interfacing to four additional radio channels (5–8).

  • Page 69: Installing An I/O Shelf Or An I/O Box

    ........The CommandSTAR Lite supports connection to two models of I/O module: •...

  • Page 70: I/O Shelf Description

    HELF ESCRIPTION If your CommandSTAR Lite™ requires the installation of one or more I/O modules, proceed as detailed in this section. The I/O Shelf is available as a rack-mountable unit with up to four I/O modules on cards. Each I/O module card has six relay contacts and 12 opto-coupled inputs.

  • Page 71: I/O Shelf Led Indicators

    When the I/O Shelf shows no data communication, verify your cable connections between the console and the I/O Shelf. If LED status does not change, contact the Motorola System Support Center (1-800-221-7144). 5-11 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D...

  • Page 72: Console Connector For I/O Shelf And I/O Box

    ONNECTOR FOR HELF AND The I/O Shelf and I/O Box connection to the CommandSTAR Lite console operates over four leads: TX+, TX–, RX+, and RX–. If the I/O Shelf or I/O Box is operated remotely (more than eight feet away from the console, to a maximum of 4000 feet), a special cable with pin-out shown in Table 5-1 is required in order to connect it to the console.
  • Page 73 I/O S I/O B NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NSTALLING AN HELF OR AN 5-1 25- I/O M ABLE PERATOR ONTROL ODULE ORT ON ODULE HELF AND Signal Signal reserved — POT3 1 If the I/O Shelf or I/O Box is operated remotely (more than 8 ft. away from the con- sole), use only the pins shown with a star (*).

  • Page 74: Relay And Opto-Coupler Connector

    I/O S I/O B 5: O NSTALLING AN HELF OR AN HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE ELAY AND OUPLER ONNECTOR Each I/O module in the I/O Shelf has a separate 50-pin champ connector to provide access to its six relays and 12 opto-couplers. Each relay can be connected for normally closed or normally open operation.

  • Page 75: Connecting One I/O Shelf To The Console

    I/O S I/O B NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NSTALLING AN HELF OR AN I/O S ONNECTING HELF TO THE ONSOLE When one I/O Shelf is used, connect one end of cable DDN6923A to the 25-pin RS-422 connector at the back of the I/O Shelf, above the I/O Shelf controller module. Then connect the other end of the cable to the connector labeled EXT.
  • Page 76 BIT 2 BIT 3 BIT 4 1 For Release 2.6.0 and later versions of CommandSTAR Lite, Bit 3, the error checking (EC) bit, must be ON (cyclical redundancy check). For earlier versions, the EC bit must be OFF (checksum). 5-6 DIP S...

  • Page 77: I/O Box Description (No Longer Available)

    I/O S I/O B NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NSTALLING AN HELF OR AN 5-7 C DC R — E IGURE ONSOLE ELAY ROTECTION IRCUIT XAMPLE CONTACT 1N4004 INDUCTIVE LOAD I/O B ESCRIPTION ONGER VAILABLE The I/O Box is packaged in a flame-retardant two-piece ABS plastic module. The gray case is 5.24 in W x 5.24 in D x 2.01 in H and has a matte, textured finish.
  • Page 78 I/O S I/O B 5: O NSTALLING AN HELF OR AN HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE • 15 high current PCB terminal blocks providing connections to the 12 opto-coupler inputs, a common input, +5 V, and to ground 5-9 I/O B IGURE The I/O Box relay contacts are clearly labelled 1–6 and the contacts for normally closed operation are labelled NC;...

  • Page 79: Connecting One I/O Box To The Console

    I/O S I/O B NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NSTALLING AN HELF OR AN I/O B ONNECTING OX TO THE ONSOLE When one I/O Box is used, connect one end of cable DDN6923A to the RS-422 Operation port at the back of the I/O Box. Then connect the other end of the cable to the connector labeled EXT.

  • Page 80: Setting I/O Module Id For The I/O Box

    BIT 6 BIT 7 BIT 8 1 For Release 2.6.0 and later versions of CommandSTAR Lite, Bit 1, the error checking (EC) bit, must be ON (cyclical redundancy check). For earlier ver- sions, the EC bit must be OFF (checksum).

  • Page 81: Making I/O Module Inputs And Outputs Available On The Desktop

    I/O S I/O B NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NSTALLING AN HELF OR AN DIP switch S10 is located next to DIP switch S8 on the upper circuit board of the I/O Box, directly below the ribbon cable. Its bits should not be changed and should remain as shown in Table 5-6.

  • Page 82: Installing A Two-Co Line Module

    At the console, select the I/O module resources available for use. Consult the CommandSTAR Lite System Database Manager Manual (6880309K01) for information on using the CSDM Lite interface and the CommandSTAR Lite Operator Manual (6880309J99) for information on using the dispatcher interface.

  • Page 83: Table 5-7: Two-Co Line Module Dip Switch Settings

    -CO L NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NSTALLING A ODULE To install a Two-CO Line module, follow these steps (you require one (1) Phillips screwdriver): 5-6 H ROCEDURE OW TO INSTALL A TWO LINE MODULE Open the Desktop assembly as described in Procedure 5-1 “How to open the desktop assembly,”...

  • Page 84: Installing A Digital Radio Interface Module

    The module, shown in Figure 5-13, is designed for easy insertion. The Digital Radio Interface module can support up to four radio channels. A CommandSTAR Lite console in which a four-channel expansion module has been installed requires two Digital Radio Interface modules to support five or six digital channels.
  • Page 85 Four-channel Expansion Module. 1. Channels 7 and 8 cannot be configured as digital channels. The CommandSTAR Lite only supports six digital chan- nels. 5-25...

  • Page 86: Installing A Direct Current Option Module

    5: O NSTALLING A IRECT URRENT PTION ODULE HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE 5-8 H ROCEDURE OW TO INSTALL A IGITAL ADIO NTERFACE MODULE FOR CHANNELS Press the Digital Radio Interface module downward until the pins of the connectors are correctly inserted into their receptacles on the Four-channel Expansion module and the locking support posts are all the way through Check to make sure the module is seated correctly.
  • Page 87 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NSTALLING A IRECT URRENT PTION ODULE 5-9 H ROCEDURE OW TO INSTALL A DIRECT CURRENT OPTION MODULE Open the Desktop assembly as described in Procedure 5-1 “How to open the desktop assembly,” on page 5-3. Locate the position reserved for the Direct Current Option module: •...

  • Page 88: Labelling The Digital Radio Control Module And Keypad

    CSDM Lite. Figure 5-15 on page 5-29 shows a CommandSTAR Lite DRCM with its function buttons labelled A–P and a Keypad module. (When a letter is preceded by “^”, it means the shift button (^) must be pressed first.) Figure 5-16 on page 5-29 shows a Digital Spectra...
  • Page 89 PECTRA ADIO Figure 5-17 on page 5-30 shows a CommandSTAR Lite DRCM with its function buttons labelled A–I and a Keypad module. (When a letter is preceded by “^”, it means the shift button (^) must be pressed first.) Figure 5-18 on page 5-30 shows an MCS 2000 radio control head with its programmable buttons labelled A–I).
  • Page 90 5: O ABELLING THE IGITAL ADIO ONTROL ODULE AND EYPAD HAPTER PTIONS AND PGRADE ROCEDURE The programmable buttons labelled D–I on the MCS2000 radio control head (see Figure 5-18) return an acknowledgement that is indicated by a lit LED on the DRCM when the corresponding button is pressed on the DRCM.
  • Page 91 ODULE AND EYPAD Figure 5-19 shows a CommandSTAR Lite DRCM with function buttons labelled C–I and K–L and a Keypad module. Figure 5-20 on page 5-31 shows an iDEN radio control head with its programmable buttons labelled C–I and K–L). To activate a function programmed into an iDEN radio, press the corresponding button on the DRCM.The...
  • Page 92 PGRADE ROCEDURE Figure 5-21 on page 5-32 shows a CommandSTAR Lite DRCM with its function buttons labelled A–F and a Keypad module. Figure 5-22 on page 5-32 shows a CDM1550 Series radio control head with its function buttons labelled A–F. To activate a function programmed into a CDM1550 Series radio, press the corresponding button on the DRCM.
  • Page 93 HAPTER IAGNOSTICS ........NTRODUCTION ........All desktop and rackmount consoles are equipped with a keypad module that allows the operator to dial a telephone number, view the time of day in the 12 or 24-hour clock format, view the date and monitor the audio level (VU) of the selected radios and...

  • Page 94: Hapter Diagnostics Mode

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS 6-1 K ABLE EYPAD EATURES Button name Description Menu/Home Validates the digits entered on the keypad and confirms programming entries. Keypad Allows the entry of digits. Select (Sel) Enables console tests and configuration operations. PTT ( Allows the operator to transmit over a selected radio channel.
  • Page 95 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 6-2 Q ABLE UICK EFERENCE ABLE CONTINUED Test Description 4-LED LEVEL? Allows the increase or decrease of the intensity of the LED on the control modules. 11-PROG PAGE? Allows programming of a speed page or a manual page. 12-SET RAD VOL? Adjusts the volume of the radio channels programmed on an Auxiliary Control Module (ACM).

  • Page 96: Entering A Test Program

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS 6-2 Q ABLE UICK EFERENCE ABLE CONTINUED Test Description 73-SERIAL PORT? Specifies the use of the console’s RS-232 port (CSDM, PRINTER, CLOCK). 74-MIC INPUT? Specifies which microphone is in use (INTERNAL, GOOSE, DESKMIC). 75-SLV S/W NUM? Displays the part number and the version number of the current TMS software installed.

  • Page 97: Method 1

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 6-2 H ROCEDURE OW TO ENTER A TEST PROGRAM METHOD Press Menu/Home on the keypad. Result: Only the program name is displayed. Initiate internal test or setup. ETHOD To enter a test program (method 2): 6-3 H ROCEDURE OW TO ENTER A TEST PROGRAM...

  • Page 98: 1-Set Time

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS This test is only valid if the option is enabled by CSDM Lite. To use the Time Mode feature: 6-5 H ROCEDURE OW TO USE THE TIME MODE FEATURE ∧ Press the Shift and the Select (Sel) buttons on the keypad module. Result: The display indicates TEST/SETUP # Either enter 0 on the keypad or press the Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) buttons until the keypad display indicates 0-TIME MODE?, then press...

  • Page 99: 2-Set Date

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION It is not possible to set the time in the 12 hour format while the Time Mode is in 24 hour format SET TIME HOUR FORMAT To set the time in 24-hour format: 6-7 H ROCEDURE OW TO SET THE TIME IN HOUR FORMAT...

  • Page 100: 3-Disp Level

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS 3-DISP LEVEL? The DISP LEVEL allows you to increase or decrease the intensity of the displays on the control modules of a console. To set the module display intensity: 6-9 H ROCEDURE OW TO SET THE MODULE DISPLAY INTENSITY ∧...

  • Page 101: 11-Prog Page

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 11-PROG PAGE? This feature allow you to program a speed page or a manual page. To activate the page menu: 6-11 H ROCEDURE OW TO ACTIVATE THE PAGE MENU ∧ Press the Shift and the Select (Sel) buttons on the keypad module. Result: The display indicates TEST/SETUP # Either enter 11 on the keypad or press the Mode Up (F) or Mode Down (A) buttons until the keypad display indicates 11-PROG PAGE?, then press...

  • Page 102: 12-Set Rad Vol

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS PEED To program a speed page: 6-13 H ROCEDURE OW TO PROGRAM A SPEED PAGE Activate the Page Menu (see “Page Menu” on page 6-9). Press the Speed Page # button that you want to reprogram. Result: The keypad displays the current speed page destination.

  • Page 103: 13-Set Dial Up

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 13-SET DIAL UP? This function allows you to specify phone numbers for dial-up connections for data and/or voice and connects and disconnects the dial-up modem. To specify a phone number for dial-up connection: 6-15 H ROCEDURE OW TO SPECIFY A PHONE NUMBER FOR DIAL UP CONNECTION...

  • Page 104: 50-Node Id

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS 6-15 H ROCEDURE OW TO SPECIFY A PHONE NUMBER FOR DIAL UP CONNECTION Press Menu/Home to connect. Result: You are returned to the main display on the keypad. Press Scroll Up (F) to select the next item. Result: The display looks as follows: Press Menu/Home To Disconnect...

  • Page 105: 52-Dbase Rev

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 6-17 H ROCEDURE OW TO DISPLAY THE PART AND VERSION NUMBER AT THE CURRENT CONSOLE ∧ Press the Shift and the Select (Sel) buttons on the keypad module. Result: The display indicates TEST/SETUP # Either enter 51 on the keypad or hold the PTT button while pressing the Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) buttons simultaneously, then Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) until the keypad display indicates 51-S/W NUMBER?, then press Menu/Home.

  • Page 106: 54-Button Test

    LED TEST indication on the keypad display. Press Select (Sel) to end the test. Result: The CommandSTAR Lite console returns to normal operating condition. 54-BUTTON TEST? Verifies that the buttons are associated to the appropriate function.

  • Page 107: 55-Volume Test

    OW TO VERIFY THE MODULE BUTTON ASSIGNMENTS Repeat steps 3-4 for each button you wish to test. Press Select (Sel) to end the test. Result: The CommandSTAR Lite console returns to normal operating condition. 55-VOLUME TEST? Verifies the volume control settings of the CCM, Select and Unselect speakers.

  • Page 108: 56-Sense Test

    Remove the operator headset plug from the jackbox. Result: The keypad display should return to indicating DEV: oper SUP. Press Select (Sel) to end the test. Result: The CommandSTAR Lite console returns to normal operating condition. 61-TONE TEST? This function allows you to verify the speaker and headset operation.

  • Page 109: 62-Mic Test

    Result: The keypad display indicates the name of the audio output device where a tone is sent. Press Select (Sel) to end the test. Result: The CommandSTAR Lite console returns to normal operating condition. 62-MIC TEST? This function allows you to verify the microphone operation.

  • Page 110: 63-Ptt Test

    Result: The audio from the microphone is sent to the headset or Select speaker. The VU meter indicates the loudness of your voice. Press Select (Sel) to end the test. Result: The CommandSTAR Lite console returns to normal operating condition. 63-PTT TEST? Use this test to verify the foot-switch and microphone PTT operation.

  • Page 111: 64-Call Dir Rx

    Release the mic PTT. Result: The keypad display indicates PTT: lh rh mic. Press Select (Sel) to end the test. Result: The CommandSTAR Lite console returns to normal operating condition. 64-CALL DIR RX? Use this function to set the receive level of the call director.

  • Page 112: 65-Call Dir Tx

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS 6-26 H ROCEDURE OW TO SET THE RECEIVE LEVEL OF THE CALL DIRECTOR Use Scroll Up (F) or Scroll Down (A) to select the receive level of the call director. Result: Level shows on the keypad display. Press Menu/Home to select appropriate level.

  • Page 113: 69-Tone To I/F

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 6-28 H ROCEDURE OW TO SET THE LEVEL OF GRANT TONE ∧ Press the Shift and the Select (Sel) buttons on the keypad module. Result: The display indicates TEST/SETUP # Either enter 68 on the keypad or hold the PTT button while pressing the Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) buttons simultaneously, then Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) until the keypad display indicates 68-SET GRANT?, then press Menu/Home.

  • Page 114: 70-Reset

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS 70-RESET? This function allows the maintenance personnel to initiate a console reset. WARNING Console reset should only be performed by qualified maintenance personnel. Resetting a console will affect system operation. To initiate a console reset: 6-30 H ROCEDURE OW TO INITIATE A CONSOLE RESET...

  • Page 115: 72-Paging Tone

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 6-31 H ROCEDURE OW TO TOGGLE THE ∧ Press the Shift and the Select (Sel) buttons on the keypad module. Result: The display indicates TEST/SETUP # Either enter 71 on the keypad or hold the PTT button while pressing the Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) buttons simultaneously, then Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) until the keypad display indicates 71-SET MIC AGC?, then press Menu/Home.

  • Page 116: 73-Serial Port

    6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS 73-SERIAL PORT? This function allows you to specify the use of the console RS-232 port (CSDM, PRINTER, CLOCK). To specify the console RS-232 port: 6-33 H RS-232 ROCEDURE OW TO SPECIFY THE CONSOLE ∧ Press the Shift and the Select (Sel) buttons on the keypad module.

  • Page 117: 75-Slv S/W Num

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NTRODUCTION 6-34 H ROCEDURE OW TO SPECIFY THE MICROPHONE IN USE ∧ Press the Shift and the Select (Sel) buttons on the keypad module. Result: The display indicates TEST/SETUP # Either enter 74 on the keypad or hold the PTT button while pressing the Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) buttons simultaneously, then Scroll Up (F) and Scroll Down (A) until the keypad display indicates 74-MIC INPUT?, then press Menu/Home.
  • Page 118 6: D NTRODUCTION HAPTER IAGNOSTICS HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 6-26 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 119: 7: Command Star Lite System Database Manager (Csdm Lite )

    CommandSTAR Lite console. Through the use of an intuitive menu-driven interface, not only is it possible to configure a CommandSTAR Lite system to meet numerous requirements but it is also possible, through the CSDM Lite monitoring facility to troubleshoot console problems.

  • Page 120: Csdm Lite Alarms And Messages

    CommandSTAR Lite console. Reporting of events on the screen and on the magnetic media is performed regardless of the active menu at the CSDM Lite. There is no error logging menu in the CSDM Lite because CSDM Lite is always ready to capture errors reported by the CommandSTAR Lite a console to which it is connected.

  • Page 121: Browsing The Log Files

    • Search again • Page up • Page down • HTML table of contents • Scroll line up • Scroll line down See the CommandSTAR Lite System Database Manager Manual for more detailed information. CSDM L CSDM L ESSAGES ON ROBLEMS The CSDM Lite software is an executable program;...

  • Page 122: Software On Back-Up Disks

    You can use your backup copy to replace the software or if Motorola provides a new and improved version of the CSDM Lite software, you can use the upgrade disk to load the changes.

  • Page 123: Reloading The Console Software

    If a console indicates “BOOTSTRAP” at power-up, you must upload the console software. If you have previously received a software upgrade kit for the console, you can use the software included in the kit. Otherwise, contact Motorola for a copy of the software.

  • Page 124: Hardware Diagnostics

    Motorola or your Motorola dealer. Usually, these upgrades take the form of new software for components of the CommandSTAR Lite console. The CSDM Lite is used to upload new software to the components of a CommandSTAR Lite console.

  • Page 125: System Alarms

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL YSTEM LARMS YSTEM LARMS ........ENERAL Regardless of the login level of the user, when a malfunction or a failure is detected by the system, an alarm is triggered at the CSDM Lite to warn you that something has...
  • Page 126 7: C STAR L (CSDM L YSTEM LARMS HAPTER OMMAND YSTEM ATABASE ANAGER HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 127: Specific Problems

    ........This chapter provides suggestions to perform preliminary verifications on the CommandSTAR Lite should the dispatcher encounter operational problems during radio or telephone operations. References to additional troubleshooting information and procedures are also specified in this chapter.

  • Page 128: Radio Channels

    8: T ADIO HANNELS HAPTER ROUBLESHOOTING PECIFIC ROBLEMS ADIO HANNELS ........When you have a problem with a radio channel, verify whether the problem occurs: •...

  • Page 129: Incorrect Display On Ccm Or Keypad

    Verify that the signal is present at the cross-connect Chapter 3 terminal. If the signal is present at the cross-connect terminal, the problem is outside the CommandSTAR Lite. Verify vendor equipment. Vendor information. If the signal is not present at the cross-connect terminal, Chapter 3 replace defective module.

  • Page 130: No Radio Communication

    STAR L 8: T ROUBLESHOOTING THE OMMAND HAPTER ROUBLESHOOTING PECIFIC ROBLEMS ADIO COMMUNICATION 8-6 N ABLE O RADIO COMMUNICATION Step Action Reference From the CSDM Lite, consult the Hardware Status menu. See CSDM Lite Manual. Perform the Tone to Device tests to verify that a tone can be Chapter 3 routed from the CSDM Lite to the headset or speaker.

  • Page 131: Select Or Unselect Speaker Volume Control Does Not Work

    Use the CSDM Lite Upgrade menu to upload console Chapter 3 software. If this fails or if you do not have a copy of the console software, contact Motorola. 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 132: The Keypad Display Says "Not In Database

    Test the channel or channels in question to determine if the problem is in the console or in the connected equipment. If the problem is in the console, contact Motorola for repair or replacement of parts. 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D...

  • Page 133: Chapter 9: Preventive Maintenance

    ........This chapter describes the tests and procedures that should be performed at regular interval to avoid or minimize problems with your CommandSTAR Lite system. CSDM L ONITORING THE .

  • Page 134: Cleaning The Consoles, Modules

    9: P AINTENANCE HAPTER REVENTIVE AINTENANCE LEANING THE ONSOLES ODULES WARNING The use of isopropyl alcohol or strong detergents to clean the outside surface of the equipment, may permanently damage or dull the finish of the equipment. UTSIDE URFACE It is recommended that any outside surface be cleaned using a soft damp cloth with warm water and a soft soap solution.

  • Page 135: Appendix

    PPENDIX OUTS AND ETTINGS ........ONNECTOR OUTS A-1 CHAMP1 50- (CH.
  • Page 136 A: P PPENDIX OUTS AND ETTINGS To create a cable for loopback testing (see CSDM Lite Manual), connect the following pins: • Pin 2 to Pin 3 and Pin 27 to 28 for Channel 1 • Pin 8 to Pin 9 and Pin 33 to 34 for Channel 2 •...
  • Page 137 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL • Pin 14 to Pin 15 and Pin 39 to Pin 40 for Channel 7 • Pin 20 to Pin 21 and Pin 45 to Pin 46 for Channel 8 A-3 C RJ45 C (CALL DIR) ABLE IRECTOR ONNECTOR...

  • Page 138: Table A-5: Headset Rj45 Connector (Headset Opr

    A: P PPENDIX OUTS AND ETTINGS A-5 H RJ45 C (HEADSET OPR) ABLE EADSET ONNECTOR SIGNAL PTT SWITCH HEADSET SENSE OPER HDST– OPER HDST+ SHIELD — A-6 S ABLE UPERVISOR HEADSET CONNECTOR HEADSET SUPV SIGNAL SUPV MIC– SUPV MIC+ PTT SWITCH HEADSET SENSE SUPV HDST–...
  • Page 139 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL A-8 G (MIC) ABLE OOSENECK ICROPHONE ONNECTOR SIGNAL MIC– MIC+ MIC– A-9 CSDM L DB9 RS-232 (SCDM/RS232) ABLE CONNECTOR SIGNAL SHIELD RS-232 RX RS-232 TX — EXT TONE ENCODER RX+ EXT TONE ENCODER RX– EXT TONE ENCODER SENSE A-10 I/O M DB15 RS-422 C (EXT.
  • Page 140 A: P PPENDIX OUTS AND ETTINGS A-10 I/O M DB15 RS-422 C (EXT. I/O MODULE) ABLE ODULE ONNECTOR SIGNAL RS-422 TX+ RESET– RS-422 RX– RS-422 TX– A-11 I RJ12 C (LOG REC) ABLE NSTANT OGGING ECORDER ONNECTOR SIGNAL — RELAY/NO RECORD+ RECORD–...

  • Page 141: Jumper Settings

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL A-13 P (+5VIN) ABLE OWER UPPLY ONNECTOR SIGNAL IN –12V IN +5V IN –5A IN +12V IN +5V — UMPER ETTINGS OARD AND HANNEL XPANSION ODULE There are four jumpers on the Desktop console Main Board (P1–P4) and four more on the Four-channel Expansion module (also P1–P4).

  • Page 142: Dip Switch Settings

    A: P PPENDIX OUTS AND ETTINGS The following table shows the settings for these eight jumpters: A-15 DC O ABLE PTION PINS OPEN CLOSED 1–2 DC Option module present No DC Option module 3–4 DC Option disabled DC Option enabled 5–6 DC Loop Line-to-ground...

  • Page 143: S1 Four-Channel Expansion Module - Console Radio Type

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL A-17 S1 – ABLE MAIN BOARD CONSOLE RADIO TYPE SWITCH SETTING BIT 1 E1/BUSY1 (OFF/ON) BIT 2 E2/BUSY2 (OFF/ON) BIT 3 E3/BUSY3 (OFF/ON) BIT 4 E4/BUSY4 (OFF/ON) S1 F — C CHANNEL XPANSION ODULE ONSOLE ADIO S1 is located near the right rear corner of the four-channel expansion module.

  • Page 144: S2 Digital Radio Interface Module - Channel Loading

    A: P PPENDIX OUTS AND ETTINGS A-19 S1 D — L . 3–4) ABLE IGITAL ADIO NTERFACE ODULE OADING SWITCH SETTING BIT 6 ON — CH 3 (WITH LOAD) BIT 7 ON — CH 3 DATA – BIT 8 ON — CH 3 DATA + By default, Bit 2 and Bit 6 are OFF.

  • Page 145: Sw1 Operator Control Module Id

    NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL A-21 S2 D — C . 5–6) ABLE IGITAL ADIO NTERFACE ODULE HANNEL OADING SWITCH SETTING BIT 1 ON — CH 6 DATA – BIT 2 ON — CH 6 (WITH LOAD) BIT 3 ON — CH 6 DATA + BIT 4 —...
  • Page 146 A: P PPENDIX OUTS AND ETTINGS A-23 E ABLE XAMPLE PERATOR ONTROL ODULE NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT LAST SWITCH KEYPAD 1st ACM MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE BIT 1 BIT 2 BIT 3 BIT 4 A-12 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 147: Appendix B: Component Layouts

    PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS ........OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS .
  • Page 148 B: C OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS B-1 C (DDN6126) IGURE ONSOLE OARD 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 149 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS B-2 C (DDN6126) (C IGURE ONSOLE OARD ONTINUED 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 150 B: C OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS B-3 F (DDN6127) IGURE CHANNEL XPANSION ODULE 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 151 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS B-4 T -CO L (CDN6275) IGURE ODULE 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 152: Keypad Control Module (Ddn6129

    B: C OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS B-5 K (DDN6129) IGURE EYPAD ONTROL ODULE 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 153 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS B-6 C (DDN6130, DDN6131 DDN6696) IGURE HANNEL ONTROL ODULES 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 154 B: C OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS B-7 A (DDN6132) IGURE UXILIARY ONTROL ODULE 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 155 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS B-8 D (DDN6137) IGURE IGITAL ADIO NTERFACE ODULE 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 156: Digital Radio Control Module (Ddn6138

    B: C OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS B-9 D (DDN6138) IGURE IGITAL ADIO ONTROL ODULE B-10 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 157 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS B-10 D (TDN9897) T IGURE IRECT URRENT PTION ODULE OP AND OTTOM IEWS TPGND1 CR11 CR12 CR13 CR14 CR19 CR20 CR21 CR22 CR28 CR30 CR29 CR27 CR31 CR33 CR23 CR24 CR32 CR25 CR26 CR34 CR10 CR15...
  • Page 158 B: C OMPONENT AYOUT IAGRAMS PPENDIX OMPONENT AYOUTS HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK B-12 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 159: I/O Box Assembly (2260328

    PPENDIX CHEMATICS ........This appendix contains schematic diagrams for the following modules: •...
  • Page 160 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 161 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 162 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 163 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 164 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 165 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 166 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 167 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 168 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-10 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 169 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD C-11 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 170 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-12 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 171 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD C-13 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 172 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-14 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 173 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD C-15 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 174 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-16 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 175 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD C-17 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 176 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-18 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 177 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD C-19 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 178 (DDN6126) C: S ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-20 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 179 (DDN6126) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ESKTOP ONSOLE OARD C-21 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 180 (DDN6127) C: S HANNEL XPANSION ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-22 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 181 (DDN6127) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HANNEL XPANSION ODULE C-23 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 182 (DDN6127) C: S HANNEL XPANSION ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-24 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 183 (DDN6127) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HANNEL XPANSION ODULE C-25 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 184 (DDN6127) C: S HANNEL XPANSION ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-26 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 185 (DDN6127) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HANNEL XPANSION ODULE C-27 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 186: Digital Radio Interface Module (Ddn6137)

    (DDN6137) C: S IGITAL ADIO NTERFACE ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-28 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 187 -CO L (CDN6275) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE C-29 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 188: Two-Co Line Module (Cdn6275)

    -CO L (CDN6275) C: S ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-30 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 189 -CO L (CDN6275) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE C-31 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 190 -CO L (CDN6275) C: S ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-32 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 191 -CO L (CDN6275) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE C-33 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 192: Dc Control Module (Tdn9897)

    DC C (TDN9897) C: S ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-34 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 193 DC C (TDN9897) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ONTROL ODULE C-35 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 194 DC C (TDN9897) C: S ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-36 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 195 (DDN6129) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL EYPAD ONTROL ODULE C-37 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 196: Keypad Control Module (Ddn6129)

    (DDN6129) C: S EYPAD ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-38 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 197 (DDN6129) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL EYPAD ONTROL ODULE C-39 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 198: Dual Channel Control Module Without Display (Ddn6130)

    (DDN6130) C: S HANNEL ONTROL ODULE WITHOUT ISPLAY PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-40 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 199 (DDN6130) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HANNEL ONTROL ODULE WITHOUT ISPLAY C-41 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 200 (DDN6130) C: S HANNEL ONTROL ODULE WITHOUT ISPLAY PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-42 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 201 (DDN6131) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HANNEL ONTROL ODULE WITH ISPLAY C-43 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 202: Dual Channel Control Module With Display (Ddn6131)

    (DDN6131) C: S HANNEL ONTROL ODULE WITH ISPLAY PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-44 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 203 (DDN6131) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HANNEL ONTROL ODULE WITH ISPLAY C-45 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 204: Single Display Channel Control Module (Ddn6696)

    (DDN6696) C: S INGLE ISPLAY HANNEL ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-46 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 205 (DDN6696) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL INGLE ISPLAY HANNEL ONTROL ODULE C-47 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 206 (DDN6696) C: S INGLE ISPLAY HANNEL ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-48 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 207 (DDN6132) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL UXILIARY ONTROL ODULE C-49 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 208: Auxiliary Control Module (Ddn6132)

    (DDN6132) C: S UXILIARY ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-50 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 209 (DDN6132) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL UXILIARY ONTROL ODULE C-51 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...

  • Page 210: Digital Radio Control Module (Ddn6138)

    (DDN6138) C: S IGITAL ADIO ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-52 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 211 (DDN6138) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL IGITAL ADIO ONTROL ODULE C-53 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 212 (DDN6138) C: S IGITAL ADIO ONTROL ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-54 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 213 I/O B (2260328) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL SSEMBLY C-55 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 214 I/O B (2260328) C: S SSEMBLY PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-56 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 215 I/O M I/O B (2260354) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE ICROPROCESSOR FOR C-57 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 216 I/O M I/O B (2260354) C: S ODULE ICROPROCESSOR FOR PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-58 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 217 I/O M I/O B (2260354) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL ODULE ICROPROCESSOR FOR C-59 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 218 I/O S (3210874) C: S HELF ONTROLLER PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-60 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 219 I/O S (3210874) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HELF ONTROLLER C-61 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 220 I/O S (3210874) C: S HELF ONTROLLER PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-62 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 221 I/O S (3210874) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HELF ONTROLLER C-63 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 222 I/O S (3210875) C: S HELF ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-64 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 223 I/O S (3210875) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HELF ODULE C-65 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 224 I/O S (3210875) C: S HELF ODULE PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-66 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 225 I/O S (3210868) NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL HELF C-67 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 226 I/O S (3210868) C: S HELF PPENDIX CHEMATICS C-68 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 227 “common ground” as in the Com port on an I/O module. CommandSTAR Lite System Database Manager (CSDM Lite) — A powerful configuration and maintenance tool for CommandSTAR Lite console. The CSDM Lite is used to configure an CommandSTAR Lite push-button console, to monitor the system, and to troubleshoot console problems.
  • Page 228 LOSSARY CSDM Lite — See CommandSTAR Lite System Database Manager (CSDM Lite). CTCSS — Continuous tone carrier squelch system. Cyclical redundancy check (CRC) — An error-detection system in which parity bits are generated by polynomial encoding and decoding algorithms to detect errors generated during transmission.
  • Page 229 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL LOSSARY LED — Light emitting diode mA — Milli-Amperes. Mbps — Megabits (millions of bits) per second. MDC — Mobile data communications. MIC — Microphone. ms — Millisecond (1/1000 of a second). Multi-Sel — Multiple selection. P/A —...
  • Page 230 TXAP — Transmitting to an associate processor. In the Motorola CommandSTAR Lite™, a COP is an associate processor. See TXPP. TXPP — Transmitting to a peripheral processor. In the CommandSTAR Lite™, a DAP is a peripheral processor. See TXAP. UPS — Uninterruptable power supply.
  • Page 231 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL LOSSARY Voice annotation delay — The time that the radio channel is held open (keyed) for the dispatcher to send a voice message; also called “voice message delay”. Voice message delay — The time that the radio channel is held open (keyed) for the dispatcher to send a voice message;...
  • Page 232 LOSSARY HIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK GL-6 68 8 03 09 J 98 -D 20 0 5 E P T E M B E R...
  • Page 233 ....C-22 CommandSTAR Lite ......1-1 cross-connect block .
  • Page 234 I/O module CommandSTAR Lite console ....3-1 console connection ..... 5-12 installation .
  • Page 235 NSTALLATION AND ROUBLESHOOTING ANUAL NDEX ........... jack fields.
  • Page 236 NDEX preventive maintenance ..... 9-1 3-DISP LEVEL? ......6-8 cleaning the consoles .
  • Page 237 ID ......6-12 CommandSTAR Lite.....8-1 prog page .
  • Page 238 NDEX set grant feature ..... . . 6-20 time mode ......6-5 SET MIC AGC? .
  • Page 240 MOTOROLA and the stylized ‘M’ logo are registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners. © Motorola, Inc. 2005...

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