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- Page 1 CONNECT SYSTEMS INCORPORATED 1802 Eastman Ave., Suite 116 Ventura, Ca. 93003 Phone (805) 642-7184 (805) 642-7271 Model CD-2, CD2-2-CAR and CD-2P Communications Decoder Application Software User’s Instruction Manual Revision 1.10...
- Page 2 In all other respects, the CD-2-CAR is exactly like the CD-2. INSTALLING, ADJUSTING AND OPERATING YOUR CD-2 INSTALLATION The CD-2 must be connected to a source of clean 10-15 VDC power and to the receiver. For best results, please use shielded wire for power and receiver connections.
- Page 3 DCS code. OPERATION The CD-2 is fully automatic. When a tone or code is decoded it appears in the digital display and one of the front panel LED's illuminates to indicate which type of tone or code is being decoded.
- Page 4 ABOUT the RS-232 SERIAL PORT IBM Compatible Personal Computers use either DB-9 or DB-25 serial COM ports. The DB-9 is more commonly used in recent years, therefore we have provided a DB-9 to RJ-11 adapter along with a seven foot, six wire phone cord. If your computer uses a DB-25 connector, you must obtain a DB-9 male to DB-25 female adapter from your favorite computer store.
- Page 5 CD2P in the installation directory until you do reboot.) Attach the CD-2 to either COM1 or COM2 serial port on this PC. See the instructions above about making the connections to the DB-9 or adapting to a DB-25 on your PC.
- Page 6 "F1 or ? for help" prompt. Figure 1 shows the Main Run Screen. As valid data is received, it is added to the CD-2 Log at the left of the screen. (Data is filtered by the program so that invalid data is not recorded.) If a line is too long to display on the half screen available, then the line is "wrapped"...
- Page 7 2 seconds. The Dials column counts the number of DTMF dialing lines which were recorded from the CD-2. The Since column shows the number of HRS:MIN:SEC since the last recorded time for that code.
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Page 8: Initialization Screen
INITIALIZATION SCREEN To see the Initialization screen, press the letter I. Figure 2 is an example of the initialization screen. CD-2 Setup Setup PORT COM1 PRINTER PRN 67.0 141.3 225.7 63.0 69.4 146.2 229.1 71.9 151.4 233.6 74.4 156.7 241.8 77.0... - Page 9 TONE DETECTION (USED TONE) SCREEN Access the Used Tone Screen with the U key. Figure 3 shows the appearance of the Used Tone Screen. Tone List, * = Detected, - = Not Detected 67.0 141.3 225.7 63.0 69.4 146.2 229.1 71.9 151.4 233.6...
- Page 10 TIME OF DAY SCREEN The Time of Day Screen depicts the utilization vs. time of day. This allows you to see where the peak utilization's are for each of the enabled codes. Figure 4 shows an example of the Time of Day Screen. Time of Day Statistics, Seconds each Hour, 200 Seconds per * 4000 3000...
- Page 11 HITS SCREEN The Hits Screen displays the number of hits (or conversations) recorded during the monitoring interval. A hit is defined as a continuous code detection with no more than a 2 second gap at any one time. Figure 5 is an example of a Hits Screen.
- Page 12 English the programming information as down loaded from the panel. In order to make use of these screens, you will need to download the information to the CD-2 while the CD-2P program is running. It is suggested that the TP-154 or the TP-154PLUS be placed into programming mode by transmitting the access code without CTCSS or DCS encoding.
- Page 13 When the accounting data is downloaded, a file named CD2P.DWN is created or appended with that data. The file is available immediately for your observation. Figure 7 is an example of the CD2P.DWN file format. Enabled Repeater Airtime (Minutes) (K=3) Tue Jan 24 15:50:14 1995 67.0 69.4...
- Page 14 Unit Programming TP-154 Globals 19 Anti-Kerchunk Time 42 CWID Sequence Char 38(EOM) 20 Squelch Tail Length 43 CWID Sequence Char 38(EOM) 21 CTCSS/DCS Hold Delay 44 CWID Sequence Char 10 38(EOM) 22 Stuck Mike Activity Timer 45 Carrier Drop Delay 23 DCS Encode Polarity 24 DCS Decode Polarity 25 HOG Penalty Time...
- Page 15 Also, be sure the pre-amp level in the CD-2 is adjusted properly using TP-1 (as described in the manual pages 3 and 4) or using the internal LED sensor. My CD-2 decodes CTCSS and DCS but not all DTMF digits.
- Page 16 I accidentally quit CD2P but now I need that data back! Run CD2P/U. This reads a log file (CD2P.LOG) which allows CD2P to start from where it left off. Obviously, any data sent while the program was not running will be lost. Much or all of the data may be lost if the computer crashes or you turn off power while CD2P is running.
- Page 17 It is not required to understand this format if using the CD-2P application. The output of the CD-2 is a very simple, easy to read format, which may be observed by any terminal emulator program or by making a proper connection to an ordinary terminal.
- Page 18 BE CAUSED BY A DEFECT IN WORKMANSHIP OR MATERIALS, YOUR SOLE REMEDY SHALL BE THE REPAIR OF THE DEFECT BY CSI OR ITS APPOINTED REPAIR STATION AS STATED IN THIS WARRANTY, AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL CSI BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE, DIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING OUT OF THE USE, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS CSI PRODUCT.
- Page 19 LIMITED WARRANTY on CD-2P Connect Systems, Inc., guarantees that there are no defects in the media furnished with the CD-2P program. If you find the disk unreadable for any reason, you may return the disk for a replacement within 60 days of initial purchase to the address above.
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