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Codan 9313 Operator's Handbook Manual

Codan 9313 Operator's Handbook Manual

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  • Page 1 HF SSB transceiver type 9313 Operators handbook...
  • Page 2 No part of this handbook may be reproduced, transcribed, translated into any language or transmitted in any form whatsoever without the prior written consent of Codan Pty Ltd. ã Copyright 1994 Codan Pty Ltd. Codan Part No. 15-04048 Issue 1, June 1994...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    The transceiver display ............4-4 Option codes ..............4-4 Displaying the channel option(s)........4-5 Dimming the display and indicators ........4-6 Review the EPROM version and options....... 4-7 Selecting channels..............4-9 Using the Channel buttons ..........4-9 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 4 Using the external alarm feature .......... 5-26 6. Using the receiver in scan mode ........6-1 Setting up the scan mode ............6-2 Programming the channels to be scanned ......6-4 Receiving in scan mode ............6-6 Start scanning..............6-6 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 5 Messages and operator errors ..........9-2 System errors ................. 9-5 Reviewing the EPROM program content....... 9-6 10. Front and rear panel sockets ........10-1 Microphone socket .............. 10-2 External alarm socket............10-3 Antenna control socket ............10-4 Antenna control—standard ..........10-5 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 6 11. Specifications .............11-1 12. Options and accessories ...........12-1 List of drawings Figure Title Page The control head front panel .............2-8 The transceiver rear panel............2-9 The control head rear panel............2-9 Typical mobile installation............3-1 The control head link ..............7-2 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 7: About This Handbook

    1. About this handbook Who should use this handbook This handbook is written for the person who installs and operates the Codan 9313 transceiver. Icons and standards The following icons and standards have been used throughout this handbook. This icon…...

  • Page 8: Glossary

    About this handbook Glossary Antenna Driver Liquid Crystal Display Personal Identification Number Press To Talk Remote RFDS Royal Flying Doctor Service Receive Selective call Decode Telstra Telstra (formerly OTC Australia) Transmit Upper Side Band 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 9: Overview

    2. Overview Your 9313 HF SSB transceiver employs the latest concepts in design and reliability for long range communications. It has been designed for 12V DC operation and mobile installation. The unit consists of a transceiver and a separate control head which can be located up to 100 metres away from the transceiver.
  • Page 10 • receive frequency range 0.25 MHz to 30 MHz. 15 transmit and receive channels are pre-programmed in the factory. These can be modified by an authorised Codan dealer. Selective call This facility allows you to transmit a call to a single transceiver or a group of transceivers.

  • Page 11: The Transceiver Control Panels

    • Dims the display and indicators when pressed. • Keys in the number 2. • Keys in the number 3. • Is used for PIN setup. Keys in the number 4. Keys in the number 5. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 12 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) shows the channel number and frequency. It also shows messages regarding the operation of the transceiver. RFDS Transmits a tone alarm call on selected Call frequencies operating within the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 13 10 Hz to help clarify the received speech. Clarifier Reduces the received audio frequency in steps of 10 Hz to help clarify the received speech. Selects the next higher channel. Channel Selects the next lower channel. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 14 Overview Item No. Item Function Increases the audio volume. Volume Decreases the audio volume. Scan Selects channel scan. Tune Tunes the antenna (if using an automatic tuning whip antenna). 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 15: The Transceiver And Control Head Rear Panel

    Item No. Item Function Antenna socket. Earth (ground) screw. Automatic antenna control socket. 12V DC power lead. External 8 ohm loudspeaker socket. Remote control unit socket. Serial-input socket used for programming channels via an XP. External alarm. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 16: The Control Head Front Panel

    Overview Figure 2.1: The control head front panel 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 17: The Transceiver Rear Panel

    Overview Figure 2.2: The transceiver rear panel Mounting cradle Figure 2.3: The control head rear panel 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 18 Overview 2-10 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 19: Installation

    Automatic tuning whip antenna Vehicle mounting cradle Coaxial control Control head Speaker cable Microphone 9313 transceiver 12V Battery Vehicle earth Figure 3.1: Typical mobile installation 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 20: Mounting The Transceiver

    There are two types of mounting cradles that can be used when installing your transceiver: • code 117 mounting cradle—front entry (normally supplied with the 9313) • code 118 mounting cradle—top/bottom entry. Both types of cradle (supplied with 6 metres of DC power cable) can be used to mount the transceiver.

  • Page 21: Code 117 Mounting Cradle-Front Entry

    Apply gentle pressure to the front panel of the transceiver and lock into the cradle by turning the cam catches one quarter of a turn in either direction with a suitable tool or small coin. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 22: Code 118 Mounting Cradle-Top/Bottom Entry

    The adaptor plates projecting studs fit into the slides in the cradle. Insert the transceiver adaptor plate studs into the cradle slides and push fully into the cradle. Secure the transceiver into the cradle with the spring clips. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 23: Mounting The Extended Control Head

    Secure the control head to the mounting cradle with the two screws and washers. Mount the transceiver (refer to Mounting the transceiver on page 3-2). 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 24 Notes: If necessary, remove the cover from one connector to pass the cable through restricted openings. If the cable is too long, gather the excess neatly at one point. Connect the extension speaker cable to either the control head or the transceiver. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 25: Power Supply

    200 mm. The cables can be brought together for short distances, for example, to pass through the same hole in a bulkhead. Failure to observe this warning will cause distortion of the transmitted audio signals. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 26: Grounding

    To obtain the best performance and radiation efficiency from your transceiver installation, it is important to consider the physical location distance from the transceiver and earthing of the antenna. Detailed and specific installation instructions are provided with each antenna. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 27: Using The Transceiver

    Unless otherwise stated, it is assumed throughout this section that: • the 12V DC power is supplied to your transceiver • the control head On/Off button is switched on. Refer to Switching the transceiver on or off on page 4-2. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 28: Switching The Transceiver On Or Off

    To switch off, The display and The transceiver is turned press indicators go off. off. On/Off 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 29: Switching On Or Off With A Pin

    Switching on or off with a PIN It is most important not to forget your PIN, otherwise you will never be able to switch on your transceiver. If this happens, you will have to return your transceiver to Codan for them to delete the allocated number.
  • Page 30 Using the transceiver 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 31: The Transceiver Display

    9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 32: Displaying The Channel Option(S)

    Disp selected. There are six spaces in the option bar that contain either a code (see Option codes) or an underscore ( _ ). An underscore indicates that no function has been enabled. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 33: Dimming The Display And Indicators

    Only one dim setting is available. To restore the This restores both the brightness, press display and indicators to their maximum brightness. This function does not work when you are in numeric entry mode. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 34: Review The Eprom Version And Options

    At three second intervals the display changes and shows the following. This shows the Program (EPROM) type number (example 90-20542-1). Some indicator lamps will turn off. Program (EPROM) issue number. This is an example of EPROM issue 5.10. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 35 15. The display d indicates that the indicates the transceiver is inhibited option fitted to from entering transmit your transceiver. frequencies from the control head. Release This switches off your On/Off transceiver. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 36: Selecting Channels

    Channel buttons lower left hand corner of or lower channel. Keep a the display, and the button pressed to move transmit and receive quickly through the Channel frequencies to the right. channels. 4-10 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 37: Adjusting The Volume

    Press either the up The display does not Pressing this button or down arrow change. either increases or Volume buttons decreases the volume. You will hear a ‘pip’ when the volume control Volume has reached its operating limit. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 4-11...

  • Page 38: Using The Clarifier

    Clarifier Clarifier buttons button. You will hear a ‘pip’ when the clarifier control Clarifier has reached its operating limit. Note: the clarifier resets to the middle frequency when you change channels, or switch off. 4-12 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 39: Using The Mute Control

    To switch on The display does not The indicator is lit when press change. this option is selected. Mute Inhibits background Voice noise until a selective S'Call call is received. until the S’Call indicator is lit. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 4-13...

  • Page 40: Tuning The Antenna

    Once tuned successfully you will hear two high pitched ‘pips’. If tuning is unsuccessful If tuning was you will hear two low unsuccessful pitched tones. For further information, refer to the antenna handbook. 4-14 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 41: Multi-Frequency Tapped Whip Antenna

    The antenna will either tap on the antenna change. have: to match the • the frequency transmit printed next to the frequency. • a number that corresponds to a frequency on the list supplied with the antenna. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 4-15...

  • Page 42: Transmitting

    The transceiver has a ‘time out’ facility that stops the transmission after a pre-set period. This facility prevents problems occurring if you have jammed the PTT button down. The time out period can be adjusted to suit your requirements— refer to Section 8, Changing the setup options. 4-16 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 43: Transmitting A Message

    ‘inhib’ then you frequency is receive only. will have to select another channel on which to transmit. Tune the antenna. Refer to page 4-14, Tuning the antenna. Listen and check that the channel is free from traffic. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 4-17...
  • Page 44 Step Action… Display shows… Remarks… Press the PTT The Tx indicator flashes button on the during transmission. microphone and commence talking. Transmit your message following the notes outlined in Using the microphone on page 4-16. 4-18 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 45 Using the transceiver 9313 HF SSB transceiver 4-19...

  • Page 46: Using Selective Call

    (the called address) and the number of the transceiver making the call (the self-identification). All displays in this section show examples of channel and frequency numbers. You must insert your selected channel and frequency numbers. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 47: Selective Call Terms

    A signal automatically transmitted back from the receiving transceiver to indicate message received and decoded satisfactorily. This signal does not apply to group calls. Selective beacon A call used to check signal conditions to a selected station. call 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 48 Using selective call This term… Means… Self-identification The four digit identification number of the calling transceiver. Station A term used for the location of a transceiver, either mobile or fixed based. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 49: Setting Up Selective Call

    Do not use identification addresses ending in ‘00’ and ‘99’ as they are used for the group call and beacon facilities. You must always enter information within 60 seconds of pressing the Enter button, otherwise the transceiver reverts back to the normal mode. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 50: Setting The Preamble Time Period

    Once enter has been B'con pressed, the preamble time has been set and can Enter only be changed by repeating this procedure. If your transceiver has the preset selective calling switches fitted, proceed to step 6. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 51: Setting The Fixed Called Address

    Press Once Enter has been B'con pressed, the called address has been set and Enter can only be changed by repeating this procedure. The next step must be completed within 60 seconds. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 52: Setting The Self-Identification Address

    Display shows… Remarks… Press Repeatedly pressing the buttons switches the beacon on Channel and off. For more information on to switch the this feature, refer to page beacon on or off. 5-20, Using the beacon feature. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 53: Checking If A Channel Is Enabled For Selective Call

    Using selective call Checking if a channel is enabled for selective call A channel must be enabled for the selective call facility to operate. If the channel you wish to use has not been enabled, please contact your Codan dealer. Step Action…...

  • Page 54: Selective Call Mute Enable Or Inhibit

    Mute will switch between Voice shows Enable and inhib S'Call (inhibit). and press On/Off Press Stop at the selection you Mute require. Voice S'Call Press No display. The transceiver is now On/Off switched off. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 55 Using selective call Step Action… Display shows… Remarks… Return the control Refer to Section 8, head link to its Changing the position of original position the control head link. Replace the cover before switching on your transceiver. 5-10 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 56: Transmitting A Selective Call

    (1374 in this example). No address is displayed if this channel has never been used for making selective calls. If the address is correct, go to step 5. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-11...
  • Page 57 If the other station You hear nothing if this received your call is a group call. successfully, you You can now speak to hear the short the other station. tones of the revertive signal after a few seconds. 5-12 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 58: Receiving A Selective Call

    If you wish to silence these ‘pips’, yet still retain the display, press the ‘Disp’ button. If you only wish to receive selective calls, ensure the S’Call Mute indicator is lit. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-13...
  • Page 59 • a ‘pip’ will be heard every four seconds • the external alarm relay contacts will close for approximately two minutes (refer to page 5-26, Using the external alarm feature). 5-14 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 60: Answering A Received Call

    S’call mute. succession. details of the next (if The second press of the any) unanswered calls. PTT button allows you to transmit to the caller. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-15...

  • Page 61: Returning A Received Call

    Call If the call is answered, proceed to use the transceiver in the normal way. The caller details are deleted when you press the PTT button on the microphone. 5-16 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 62: Reviewing The List Of Received Calls In Memory

    Switching the transceiver off using the On/Off button deletes all calls stored in the memory stack. The Disp button is used to review the list of received calls held in the memory. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-17...

  • Page 63: Reviewing Calls Held In Memory

    To view the calls The first station to call held in memory, will be displayed first. press The display shows the callers identification Disp code (1374) and the channel used (3). twice within one second. 5-18 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 64 ‘CALd’ until shown in step 1 will be memory is empty. on view. Press The display shows the This returns the standard display. transceiver to normal operation. Disp 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-19...

  • Page 65: Using The Beacon Feature

    If mobile transceivers have the beacon enabled, the first two digits of each mobile transceiver’s self-identification address should be set to a different number so that they do not all transmit a beacon response together. 5-20 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 66 No alarm or call is recorded at the receiving transceiver, only the Tx indicator flashes. If the receiving transceiver is in scan mode, the scan sequence recommences immediately. Normal selective call operation is not affected. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-21...

  • Page 67: Selective Beacon Mode

    S’call Mute Enter is automatically switched off. Use the numeric This allows you to send a buttons to enter selective call to a station the required whose address number is selective call 1374. address number. 5-22 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 68 You can check these tones for signal strength and compare them with signal strengths from other channels. Select the channel giving the best return signal strength. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-23...

  • Page 69: Beacon Mode

    Use the identification address first two digits of begins with 13. the stations self identification number and ensure the last two are 99. 5-24 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 70 You can check these tones for signal strength and compare them with signal strengths from other channels. Select the channel giving the best return signal strength. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 5-25...

  • Page 71: Using The External Alarm Feature

    Plug connections: pins 2 and 3. Further details on the socket can be found in Section 10. These contacts must not be used to switch voltages greater than 50V, or loads that draw more than 1 Amp. 5-26 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 72: Using The Receiver In Scan Mode

    The scanning facilities can only be used with a suitable antenna system. Mobile installations require a Codan automatic tuning whip antenna. It is assumed that before you use any of the procedures in this section, you have turned on the transceiver unless otherwise requested.

  • Page 73: Setting Up The Scan Mode

    Each press of the Scan Scan button scrolls to the next option. If this is the option you want, go to step 6. Press Switches to Auto option. Scan If this is the option you want, go to step 6. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 74 You have now selected S'Call selective call mute to be enabled as soon as you enter the automatic scan mode. Press No display. Your selection has been On/Off made and the transceiver is now switched off. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 75: Programming The Channels To Be Scanned

    Any previous channels and then programmed to be Scan scanned will be erased. within one second. Select the relevant Refer to Section 4, channel. Selecting channels. Press Channels required to operate on selective call must be enabled. Channel 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 76 Use the channel button to scroll through the channels. Any channel in the scan program is indicated by ‘prog’ on the display (as shown in step 3 above). The scan program can be inhibited, refer to Setting up the scan mode on page 6-2. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 77: Receiving In Scan Mode

    The display shows the The Scan indicator is no Scan last channel scanned. longer displayed. or press the microphone PTT button twice in succession. Note: If you only press the PTT button once, the display shows ‘NO PTT Error’ 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 78: Changing The Scan Mode

    Pause scanning You will hear a single ‘pip’ and the Voice Press once indicator will be lit. Mute Voice If you want Hold S'Call scanning, go to step 3. To exit this mode go to step 5. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 79 4. To exit this mode go to step 5. Continuous You will hear a single scanning ‘pip’ and the Voice indicator will be off. Press again Mute Voice S'Call To exit this mode, press Scan 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 80: Using Selective Call In Scan Mode

    S’Call transceiver you will hear indicator is lit. a series of three telephone rings followed by ‘pips’ every four seconds. If the call is not addressed to your transceiver, the scan continues. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 81 After this period of time display will repeat the transceiver carries on the same message scanning. with the appropriate channel frequency. To stop scanning The scan indicator longer press displays. Scan 6-10 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 82: Rfds And Telstra Services

    RFDS and Telstra services 7. RFDS and Telstra services This section describes how you can use your 9313 transceiver to access the following remote area safety organisations: • the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) • Telstra (formerly OTC). It briefly covers the services offered by each organisation and details the procedures required to use these services.

  • Page 83: The Royal Flying Doctor Service

    • wait until the first quiet moment on the frequency • transmit and call the base station by call sign, give your own call sign and mention that this is an urgent medical call. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 84: Rfds And St Johns Ambulance Stations

    (076) 54 1233 Derby (091) 91 1211 Kalgoorlie (090) 21 2211 Meekatharra (099) 81 1107 Mount Isa (077) 43 2800 Port Augusta (086) 42 2044 Port Hedland (091) 73 1386 St Johns (Darwin) (089) 45 2455 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 85: Making An Rfds Emergency Call

    If you hear a Try again and select a single low pitched correct RFDS channel. beep and the display shows ‘Not Enable’, the channel is not an RFDS frequency and cannot be used for an emergency call. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 86 If the tone call is not received, you should try again or go to another channel. To cancel a call during the 20 second transmission time either press Tune the PTT switch on the microphone or On/Off button. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 87: Telstra Radphone Service

    Telstra Mobile Satellite and Radio Services (formerly OTC Maritime) provide the 9313 transceiver user with the ability to access the public switched telephone network (PSTN) at any time of the day or night. This brings the convenience of home or office to the outback traveller through the radio telephone facility of your transceiver and the Telstra organisation.

  • Page 88: Transmitting A Telstra Selective Call

    Press the ‘Disp’ button to view the enabled options. Press The display does not The indicator turns off Mute change. and you hear background Voice noise. S'Call to turn the Mute button to the off position. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 89 If the channel is busy, wait until the channel is free or try another channel. Press The display does not The Tx indicator is lit Call change. and you hear a ‘warbling’ sound for approximately 10 seconds. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 90 Check the channel frequencies listing for the station being called, if necessary choose another channel. The Telstra station address numbers Brisbane Darwin Melbourne Perth Sydney Townsville 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 91: Transmitting A Telstra Beacon Call

    S’call Mute is automatically switched Enter off. Use the numeric This example shows the buttons to enter Telstra station address the required for Brisbane. selective call address number of the Telstra station (see table below). 7-10 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 92 You can check these tones for signal strength and compare them with signal strengths from other channels. Select the channel giving the best return signal strength. The Telstra station address numbers Brisbane Darwin Melbourne Perth Sydney Townsville 9313 HF SSB transceiver 7-11...

  • Page 93: Receiving A Telstra Selective Call

    If your transceiver was unattended at the time the selective call was received, the callers self identification number is stored in memory for you to review at a later time. Refer to Reviewing the list of received calls in memory in section 5. 7-12 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 94 • a ‘pip’ will be heard every four seconds • the external alarm relay contacts will close for approximately two minutes (refer to section 5, Using the external alarm feature). 9313 HF SSB transceiver 7-13...
  • Page 95 RFDS and Telstra services 7-14 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 96: Changing The Setup Options

    Some of the setup options in this section can be completed by the user; others must only be carried out by qualified personnel, either at the Codan factory or by a Codan agent. A statement is made in the procedure whenever qualified personnel are required.

  • Page 97: The Control Head Link

    The control head link can fit into four positions on the PCB, only three of which are used: not used used for setup options not used E used for extended control head transceivers. Link Extended control head Figure 8.1: The control head link 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 98: Changing The Position Of The Control Head Link

    After completing the setup procedures, turn the transceiver off and disconnect the power before returning the link to its original position. Replace the cover before reconnecting the power to your transceiver. Your transceiver is now ready for normal use. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 99: Reviewing Setup Options

    CHAN No inhib diSP S-CALL ENAbLE diSP CALL LONG diSP Addr CALL diSP Addr SELF diSP bEACON ON Ptt CutOut diSP bEEPS loud To exit the review mode and resume normal operations, press the PTT button. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 100: Ptt Timer

    On/Off Press The PTT time out time can be changed from 5 to 35 minutes. Volume Press either the buttons to increase or decrease the time. Stop at the setting you require. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 101 Return the control Refer to the procedure on head link to its page 8-3. original position. Replace the cover Refer to the procedure on before switching page 8-3. on your transceiver. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 102: Enter A Pin (Personal Identification Number)

    PIN setup mode. and press On/Off Use the numeric The display will show the You can select a number buttons to enter number you enter. between 1 and 999999. your PIN. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 103 The transceiver is now On/Off switched off. Return the control Refer to the procedure on head link to its page 8-3. original position. Replace the cover Refer to the procedure on before switching page 8-3. on your transceiver. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 104: Changing Or Deleting A Pin

    PIN setup mode. and press On/Off Use the numeric Example of existing PIN buttons to enter number 1234. your existing PIN and then press You may now change or B'con delete the PIN. Enter 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 105 The transceiver is now On/Off switched off. Return the control Refer to the procedure on head link to its page 8-3. original position. Replace all covers Refer to the procedure on before switching page 8-3. on your transceiver. 8-10 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 106: Power-On Settings

    The Voice Mute is on Mute when the Voice Mute Voice indicator is lit. S'Call If you wish to select Voice Mute, proceed to step 4. If you wish to select S’call Mute proceed to step 3. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 8-11...
  • Page 107 Mute off press Mute Voice S'Call again Press Reverts to normal display Your selection has been B'con showing channel and made and you can switch frequency numbers. off the transceiver. Enter 8-12 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 108: Beep Volume

    Press Reverts to normal display Your selection has been B'con showing channel and made and you can switch frequency numbers. off the transceiver. Enter 9313 HF SSB transceiver 8-13...
  • Page 109 Changing the set-up options 8-14 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 110: Display Messages

    If a transceiver fault is indicated, the transceiver must be switched off and tried again. If the fault re-occurs the transceiver must be sent to Codan, or a Codan agent, to have the fault rectified. Messages will be displayed for five seconds and then normal operation will be resumed.

  • Page 111: Messages And Operator Errors

    If a fault exists, refer to the antenna handbook for details. An attempt has been made to enter more than 15 channels in the scan program. A channel has been entered in the scan program. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 112 The microphone PTT has been active for a longer time period than set. Refer to Section 8, Changing the setup options. A request for you to enter a selective call address. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...
  • Page 113 Display messages No. of ‘beeps’ Message displayed Meaning A selective call has been received. This example shows a call received from station 428 on channel 2. A call has been received on another channel. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 114: System Errors

    If the problem persists, the transceiver must be returned for service. The external tuner has not completed a tune operation within five minutes. Turn the transceiver off and then try again. No channels have been programmed into the transceiver. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 115: Reviewing The Eprom Program Content

    This can be up to 15. This displays indicates an option fitted to the transceiver. d indicates that the transceiver is inhibited from entering transmit frequencies from the control head. 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 116: Front And Rear Panel Sockets

    Failure to observe this criteria could result in damage to the transceiver. Details are provided on the following sockets: • microphone socket • external alarm • antenna control socket • remote control socket. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 10-1...

  • Page 117: Microphone Socket

    This socket is located on the control head of the transceiver. It is used to connect the microphone to the transceiver. Control head view 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 Pin No. Designation Pin No. Designation PTT ground PTT (active low) Audio output Microphone input Audio ground Microphone ground 10-2 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 118: External Alarm Socket

    When a selective call is detected, internal relay contacts close across pins 2 & 3. The contacts are rated for 1A at 50V DC. Pin No. Designation Pin No. Designation Not used Relay contact Relay contact Not used 9313 HF SSB transceiver 10-3...

  • Page 119: Antenna Control Socket

    • • • • Antenna control—option AD Fitting of this option is identified with a WARNING label fitted above the antenna control socket. This option allows an 8558 automatic tuning antenna to be connected to the transceiver. 10-4 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 120: Antenna Control-Standard

    Tuned in (active low) Tune in/out (active low) Switched fused battery voltage Scan (Active antenna, oc, Switched fused battery active low) voltage N.C. Ground N.C. Ground PTT out (+10V 1kΩ source) (oc) = Open Collector (Active high) 9313 HF SSB transceiver 10-5...

  • Page 121: Antenna Control—Option Ad

    Load Switched fused battery voltage + 12V Scan Switched fused battery voltage Motor phase 1 (oc) Ground Motor phase 2 (oc) Motor phase 3 (oc) Motor phase 4 (oc) (oc) = Open Collector (Active high) 10-6 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 122: Remote Control Socket

    C Bus, 5V) Receiver audio output * Data line enable (I C Bus, Interrupt (I C Bus, 5V) Clock (I C Bus, 5V) Switched fused battery voltage Transmit lamp * Special: Adjusted to suit attached equipment. 9313 HF SSB transceiver 10-7...
  • Page 123 Front and rear panel sockets 10-8 9313 HF SSB transceiver...

  • Page 124: Specifications

    250 mm W x 320 mm D x 78 mm H; 3.3 kg (excludes vehicle mounting frame) 9320 control head 190 mm W x 50 mm D x 75 mm H; 0.4 kg (includes mounting bracket) 9313 HF SSB transceiver 11-1...
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  • Page 126: Options And Accessories

    12. Options and accessories The following options and accessories are available for the 9313 transceiver. Code Options Fit antenna driver interface for 8558 automatic tuning whip antenna. Program RFDS emergency call. Program selective call encode (specify operating channels). Code Accessories Vehicle installation hardware kit.
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