5 SETUP PROCEDURES
The semiconductors can be damaged by static discharge. Proper handling procedures must be followed. Do not touch any of the devices inside the modem, and work only in a static free, clean, and dry environment.
(1) Remove The Top Cover
Remove the two center screws on the top cover of the modem to release it from the base. Pull straight up on the cover to expose connections and internal DIP switches.
(2)CONNECTIONS Line Interface
Connect the audio wires in accordance with the configurations below:
4 wire cable: Connect the two transmit wires into pins 4 and 5 of P1. The receive wires con- nect into pins 7 and 8 of P1. SW3.3 and SW3.4 must be OFF.
2 wire cable: Connect the two wires into pins 4 and 5 of P1. Ensure that SW3.3 and SW3.4 are ON.
Radio
If the radio is equipped with a 600 ohm balanced interface, connect the transmit and receive audio lines as shown above for a cable interface.
For a
PTT: The B1474 provides an open collector driver for the radio PTT at
Squelch: The radio’s receive carrier operated switch (COS) can be monitored to detect when the radio is receiving a signal by connecting the COS line to
The input is capable of monitoring a level from 0 to 10 VDC.
See “Squelch Polarity” under DIP switch settings to set the COS polarity and level, or to disable this feature.
If using the Option 002 trunking software, connect the radio’s RFCTS into the squelch input.
Digital Connection
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The RS232 interface provides a DCE interface using the following signals:
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