Motorola MSF 5000 Instruction Manual page 39

MSF
5000
Instruction Manual
Chapter 1
Description
Station Architecture
The
MSF
5000
station is versatile enough to allow
a
variety of applications and
future enhancements. The standard
MSF
5000
is available in four different
bands:
VHF, UHF, 800 MHz,
and
900
MHz
(Analog Plus). Each band is available in
several different power level configurations.
In most bands,
a
station
may
be
configured
as a repeater or as a base station.
It
may
also be configured as a conventional station or as a trunked station. Many
other options are available to further enhance and expand station capabilities.
Refer to
Appendix
F
-
MSF
5000
Options for additional information.
The standard
MSF
5000
station is configured to provide maximum flexibility.
Most station parameters (such
as
transmit and receive frequencies)
are
programmed into non-volatile memory that resides in station control circuitry.
These parameters are altered through the use of Radio Service Software (RSS).
The
MSF
5000 station includes these standard features:
a
microprocessor control
transmit/receive frequency synthesis
wide
operating temperature range (-30 to +60°
C)
station design to
support easy servicing
built-in
station diagnostic
tests
o
standard hardware platform to support conventional,
repeater,
trunking,
Spectra-TAC™,
secure
SMARTNET™
trunking, and secure operation
high-performance continuous
duty
transmitter
1200/4800 baud rate for data transmission
central location for
all
system interconnections
via
the Junction Box
RF
shielding and filtering to meet domestic
FCC
Industrial Class
A
requirements
power supplies
with
enhanced power-line transient protection
Frequency
and Power
Configurations
The
MSF
5000
is available in
the frequencies and power ratings listed
in
Table
1-2.
Refer
to the
model chart at the front of this manual for additional information.
Table
1-2.
Available Frequencies and Power Ratings
153
REGS
RxdRange
figh
Pome
PX6TG7
(EGE)
(Weis)
132-174
132-174
350
6, 25, 75,
and
125
403-475 403-475 225
6, 15, 40, 75,
and
110
800
MHz
851-870 806-825 150 35
and
75
900
MHz
935-941 896-902 150 75
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MSF
5000
Instruction Manual
Chapter 1
Description
Station Architecture
The
MSF
5000
station is versatile enough to allow
a
variety of applications and
future enhancements. The standard
MSF
5000
is available in four different
bands:
VHF, UHF, 800 MHz,
and
900
MHz
(Analog Plus). Each band is available in
several different power level configurations.
In most bands,
a
station
may
be
configured
as a repeater or as a base station.
It
may
also be configured as a conventional station or as a trunked station. Many
other options are available to further enhance and expand station capabilities.
Refer to
Appendix
F
-
MSF
5000
Options for additional information.
The standard
MSF
5000
station is configured to provide maximum flexibility.
Most station parameters (such
as
transmit and receive frequencies)
are
programmed into non-volatile memory that resides in station control circuitry.
These parameters are altered through the use of Radio Service Software (RSS).
The
MSF
5000 station includes these standard features:
a
microprocessor control
transmit/receive frequency synthesis
wide
operating temperature range (-30 to +60°
C)
station design to
support easy servicing
built-in
station diagnostic
tests
o
standard hardware platform to support conventional,
repeater,
trunking,
Spectra-TAC™,
secure
SMARTNET™
trunking, and secure operation
high-performance continuous
duty
transmitter
1200/4800 baud rate for data transmission
central location for
all
system interconnections
via
the Junction Box
RF
shielding and filtering to meet domestic
FCC
Industrial Class
A
requirements
power supplies
with
enhanced power-line transient protection
Frequency
and Power
Configurations
The
MSF
5000
is available in
the frequencies and power ratings listed
in
Table
1-2.
Refer
to the
model chart at the front of this manual for additional information.
Table
1-2.
Available Frequencies and Power Ratings
153
REGS
RxdRange
figh
Pome
PX6TG7
(EGE)
(Weis)
132-174
132-174
350
6, 25, 75,
and
125
403-475 403-475 225
6, 15, 40, 75,
and
110
800
MHz
851-870 806-825 150 35
and
75
900
MHz
935-941 896-902 150 75
68P81092E02
3/19/94