Maxon Telecom SP200, SP210 service manual Programming, SMP6100, Introduction, Getting Started

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SP200/210

7 PROGRAMMING

7.1 SMP6100

7.1.1 Introduction

The SMP6100 allows programming of the SP200/210 radio and enables you to:

1.Program frequencies and built-in signalling operations.

2.Customise radios to your own requirements.

and also provides access to a range of other product features.

Conventions Used

In the following instructions, <enter> means press the Return key. On your keyboard, this may also be called the Enter Key or the Carriage Return Key.

At any menu, <Esc> returns you to the previous menu.

7.1.2 Getting Started

The following items are required to program the SP200/210 radio

SMP6100 software (copied from the Launch Pack CD, or downloaded from Maxon’s Website at maxon.co.uk)

Programming cable (25-way D type to radio aux. connector)

To Run SMP6100

Copy the SMP6100 executable file onto your hard drive.

The software may be run from DOS via the hard drive, or within a Windows™ environment.

Ensure that SMP6100 is run in “full screen” mode. This can be achieved by pressing <Alt><enter> at the same time or by clicking on the 4 arrowed box.

Note: It is recommended that a backup of the software diskette is taken. Maxon Europe permit and recommend that a copy be made and stored in a safe place in case of accidental damage or loss.

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7.1.3 Programming

Having entered the SMP6100 programmer you are greeted with the front screen. Select the appropriate product.

SP200 (American Version)

SL100 (European Version)

Select the appropriate band.

Having selected a radio, the Setup & Select Data Source Menu is displayed.

Setup & Select Data Source

1.Select Communication Port

2.Read Radio

3.Set Path to Data Files

4.Read Existing File

5.Restore / return to last file

6.Create New File

7.Close

Setting Rx / Tx Frequencies

An 8 digit radio frequency field is displayed. The relevant frequency for Rx and Tx can be entered. Press <enter> to enter values and follow instructions on screen. Press F1 for additional information. Press <Esc> to return to main screen.

Having entered the Rx frequency, and the Channel spacing, the next screen relates to Tone options:

The following sub-menu is displayed:

Select Tone Type

No change

No option

Select CTCSS tone

Non-standard CTCSS tone #1

Non-standard CTCSS tone #2

Select DCS tone

External option

This option allows CTCSS or DCS tone codes to be programmed for each channel. When CTCSS is programmed, only calls with the specified code will be heard. In normal operation, the radio will remain quiet until the correct code is received. The status indicator will glow green, the loudspeaker will open and the call will be heard. DCS works in exactly

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Contents SP200/210 NSW Australia Tel +61 0 2 9707 Amendment Record Sheet Issue No Effective Date Reason for Change SignatureAmendment Record Sheet Maxon SP200/210 Radio Table of Contents 11-1 SL100 UHF Parts List11.4 Default Settings 11-8 10-1List of Tables Maxon SP200/210 Radio Issue 03/01 Category C Engineering Bulletin Using this ManualIntroduction Amendments to this ManualContact Information General SpecificationsESD EMC Environmental Operating Temperature RangePhysical Dimensions Synthesiser VibrationOptions Accessories & OptionsPre-Install Check Accessories Accessories & Options Connections INSTALLATION, Commissioning & AlignmentInstallation INSTALLATION, Commissioning & AlignmentRecommended Test Equipment CommissioningCommissioning Kit Commissioning EquipmentDiscrete Test Equipment Test Equipment Set-up using Discrete Test EquipmentSK 3100 Service Kit Receiver Performance Tests Test Equipment ConnectionTransmitter Performance Tests Audio Output Power AdjustmentSquelch VHF Tests without DisassemblyAlignment PreparationRemoving and Replacing the Belt Clip Disassembly and Re-assembly of the RadioRemoving and Replacing Battery PLL Alignment Removing and Replacing the Main AssemblyLocation of Adjustment Points Tcxo Squelch SensitivityTransmitter Alignment Radiocommunications Test SET Ctcss / DCS deviation Balance AdjustmentAudio deviation adjustment Receiver Alignment Audio Volume LevelAt maximum volume, nominal distortion is 10% Eeprom Detailed Functional DescriptionIntroduction Common CircuitsAudio Asic Audio Signal PathMiscellaneous Signals and Controller Sat Signal PathAudio/SAT Circuits PLL Synthesiser Battery Low Indicator CircuitLEDs and indicators Common RF CircuitsDC to DC Converter PLL ICOut-of-Lock Detector Charge Pump and Loop FilterPA module Antenna SwitchAutomatic power control APC circuits TransmitterFront End Receiver16kHz Band Pass Filter First MixerSecond mixer, Second IF, FM detector Squelch Mute CircuitSpeaker Audio Amplifier Noise detector circuitAF Output Low Pass Filter Troubleshooting TroubleshootingDiagnostic Function DiagnosticsIf IC Troubleshooting ChartMain Circuit Transistor Voltages Voltage ChartsTransistors Main Circuit Integrated Circuit Voltages Transmit Integrated CircuitsIntegrated Circuit Voltages Receive Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Getting Started ProgrammingSMP6100 IntroductionProgram Radio Select Features MenuScanning Program/Print/SaveSave Data to Disk Print DataMaxon SP200/200 Radio SP200/210 Spare Parts Exploded Mechanical Drawings & Parts ListsParts List Exploded Mechanical Drawings & Parts ListsSL100V2 SL100U2For details on servicing, please refer to Section Mechanical PartsLCD TTR 1866 Dpfdpw Parts List for Exploded Mechanical DrawingNUT M7 Bsbm PCB LCDSKPT-110VA SML-020MLTT86 SMDPCB VCO PCB RF Bsbm M2.6 Aldc05B-000-5Z SL100 VHF Parts ListV2 Control Circuit Chip Ceramic 0.0022UF GRM39 X7R222J 50V P Diode Switching KDS181S A3Chip Ceramic 0.001UF GRM39 X7R102K 50V P Chip Ceramic 0.012UF GRM39 X7R123K 25V PSW Tact SKPT-1101VA 2 V2 RFElect Capacitor 10UF 16V 20% RES.CHIP Trimmer 1K RH03E1C13XRES.CHIP Trimmer 10K RH03E1C14X Thermistor Chip 33KNTCCS32163SH333KC TH1Chip Ceramic 47PF GRM39 COG470J 50V P RE Power Module GNOK-M68776-E01 IC9Chip Ceramic 39PF GRM40 COG390J 50V P Chip Ceramic 43PF GRM40 COG430J 50V PTcxo Assembly 5 V2 Front End 4 V2 VCOU2 Control Circuit SL100 UHF Parts ListConnector Waffer Chip Resistor 39K 2 U2 RFChip Resistor 12K Chip Resistor 18KChip Ceramic RES.CHIP Trimmer K RH03E1C13XChip Ceramic 0.0015UF GRM39 X7R152K 50V P Chip Ceramic 10PF GRM40 COG100C 50V PChip Ceramic 4.7PF GRM40 COG4R7C 50V P Power Mpduleuhf M68732HGNOK IC9Chip Ceramic 2.2PF GRM40 COG2R2C 50V P Chip Ceramic 470PF GRM40 COG471J 50V PCoil Spring 2X0.75X3TL SMD TcxoCoil Chip 18NHLL2012-F18NM Coil Spring X0.35X7TR4 VCO Maxon SP200/210 Radio Tcxo Circuit Diagrams & PCB LayoutsCircuit Diagrams & PCB Layouts RF PCBCircuit Diagrams & PCB Layouts Digital Board Layout Top Side Digital Board Layout Bottom Side RF Board Layout Top Side Issue RF Board Layout Bottom Side P406787a Front End Front-End Board Layout Tcxo Board Layout 10.1Spare Parts Spare Parts & Maintenance Policy10SPARE Parts Surface mount removal Component ReplacementSurface mount component replacement Surface mount componentsSurface mounted integrated circuit replacement Spare Parts & Maintenance Policy 11.3Calibration Program 11APPENDIX ACC-2003 Alignment BOX11.1Purpose 11.2Test EquipmentAppendix a ACC-2003 Alignment BOX Calibration Program Primary ScreenAsic Control Screen Rx TXTRIM3 Adjustment of Asic valuesTXTRIM2 RX VOL SAT Deviation Transmit AdjustmentsSAT Balance Audio Output Level Receive AdjustmentsV1 Default Asic Settings 11.4Default Settings11.4.1 V1 Band Default Settings V1 Default Frequency TableV2 Default Asic Settings 11.4.2 V2 Band Default SettingsV2 Default Frequency Table U1 Default Asic Settings 11.4.3 U1 Band Default SettingsU1 Default Frequency Table U2 Default Asic Settings 11.4.4 U2 Band Default SettingsU2 Default Frequency Table
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