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- Page 1 Futurecom Systems Group, ULC DVRS User’s Guide January 2019 Page 1 of 94...
- Page 2 8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide NOTES January 2019 Page 2 of 94...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Remote Activation of the DVRS .................... 28 Turning OFF the DVRS ..................... 30 Deactivating the DVRS via the MSU Control Head .............. 30 Deactivating the DVRS via Call Alert sent by Dispatch ............30 Automatic DVRS Deactivation ....................31 DVRS Status Display....................32 DVRS Enabled PSUs .................... - Page 4 DVR Enabled / Disabled Rules while MSU Scan is enabled ..........46 Outbound Calls (received by MSU from the FNE) with MSU Scan Enabled ......46 Inbound Calls (received by DVRS from PSU) with MSU Scan Enabled ......46 MSU ISSI Roaming ....................47 Unsupported PSU Features..................
- Page 5 8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Local Mode Indication....................56 Radio Check / Inhibit ....................56 P25 Trunking OTAR ....................56 Patch ......................... 56 Dynamic Regrouping ....................57 Phone Interconnect ....................57 Adaptive Power Control ..................... 57 Digital Audio Buffering ....................
- Page 6 Analog Audio Buffering ....................75 Tactical Public Safety (TPS) ..................75 Fireground (FG) Signaling ..................75 Remote DVRS Activation via DTMF ................76 P25 Encryption in Analog Mode ................76 Mobile Mode Steering via PL/DPL ................76 Steering and Emergency ...................... 76 MSU Operating on TDMA (P25, Phase 2) ..............
- Page 7 Figure 2 Cross-Band Simplex Only Capable DVRS - Conceptual Diagram ....16 Figure 3 Vehicular Mount Cross Band DVRS Model – Full Duplex & Simplex Capable . 17 Figure 4 Vehicular Mount Cross Band DVRS Model - Simplex Only Capable ....17 Figure 5 In-Band Full Duplex / Simplex Capable DVRS - Conceptual Diagram .....
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Page 8: Foreword
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Foreword This manual provides User guidelines for the Futurecom P25 Digital Vehicular Repeater (DVR) interfaced to a remote mount Motorola APX mobile radio: Mobile Radio Model Firmware Requirements Notes APX2500 R19.00.00 or later... -
Page 9: Firmware
Any copyrighted computer program contained in the Futurecom products described in this manual may not be copied, reproduced, modified, reverse-engineered, or distributed in any manner without the express written permission of Futurecom. -
Page 10: Commercial Warranty And Service
Futurecom Systems Group, ULC. warrants to the original purchaser all standard products sold by Futurecom Systems Group, ULC. to be free of defects in material and workmanship for one (1) year from the date of shipment from Futurecom Systems Group ULC. -
Page 11: Notations Used In This Manual
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Notations Used in This Manual The following notations are used throughout this document: NOTE: A clarifying statement that expands on the text that follows. IMPORTANT! An important statement that should be considered and / or implemented in order to achieve adequate equipment operation. -
Page 12: Declaration Of Conformity
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Declaration of Conformity This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. -
Page 13: Rf Energy Exposure Compliance, Awareness And Control Information And Operational Instructions
Futurecom requires the P25 DVRS operator to ensure FCC/ISED Requirements for Radio Frequency Exposure are met. The minimum distance between all possible personnel and the body of the DVRS equipped vehicle is specified in the “RF Safety” book shipped with the DVR. Failure to observe the Maximum Permissible... -
Page 14: Introduction
Installed in the trunk of a car, fire truck, armored vehicle, ambulance or configured as a Transportable or Fixed mount DVR, the P25 DVRS extends radio communications when the PSU users are outside of the vehicle, inside a nearby building or in any portable radio marginal coverage areas. -
Page 15: Identifying Your Dvrs Model
Cross-Band Cross-Band DVRS models do not include any filters on the MSU side since the MSU and DVR are not intended to simultaneously operate in the same frequency band. In single band MSU configurations the MSU and DVR operate in different frequency bands. -
Page 16: Figure 2 Cross-Band Simplex Only Capable Dvrs - Conceptual Diagram
DVR. IMPORTANT! The DVRS is shipped equipped with custom filters tuned to the specified frequency range provided by the Customer. Programming the DVR / MSU to operate on frequencies outside of the original specified bands may result in intermittent or complete loss of communications. -
Page 17: Figure 3 Vehicular Mount Cross Band Dvrs Model - Full Duplex & Simplex Capable
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Figure 3 Vehicular Mount Cross Band DVRS Model – Full Duplex & Simplex Capable Figure 4 Vehicular Mount Cross Band DVRS Model - Simplex Only Capable January 2019 Page 17 of 94... -
Page 18: In-Band
For more information on the feasible filtering options, please refer to the DVRS Ordering Guides. As an option, an in-band DVRS can also be configured as simplex only (Figure 6). The simplex in-band configuration however still requires DVR and in-band filters. -
Page 19: Figure 5 In-Band Full Duplex / Simplex Capable Dvrs - Conceptual Diagram
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Figure 5 In-Band Full Duplex / Simplex Capable DVRS - Conceptual Diagram Figure 6 In-Band Simplex Only Capable DVRS - Conceptual Diagram January 2019 Page 19 of 94... -
Page 20: Figure 7 Vehicular Mount In-Band 700 Or 800Mhz Dvrs Model - Full Duplex & Simplex Capable
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Figure 7 Vehicular Mount In-Band 700 or 800MHz DVRS Model - Full Duplex & Simplex Capable Figure 8 Vehicular Mount In-Band VHF or UHF DVRS Model - Full Duplex & Simplex... -
Page 21: Band Locking
When both the MSU and DVR are configured to operate in the same frequency band, the DVRS requires a special set of filters including and in-band filter placed at the MSU antenna port. The special in-band filters are required in order to prevent interference when the DVR and MSU are activated at the same time. -
Page 22: P25 Tactical Repeater With Backpack Option
DVRS User’s Guide Suitcase Mount DVRS The DVRS is packaged in a durable suitcase and includes all necessary electronics and filtering. The unit can be easily deployed in the field and is powered up either by plugging into an AC outlet or by using an optional battery backup kit. The battery backup kit is also packaged in a suitcase for ease of transportation. -
Page 23: Dvrs Operation Basics
IMPORTANT! Depending on the selected personality settings and configuration capabilities of the complete radio system infrastructure, the features / options described throughout this document may or may not be applicable to the specific DVRS operation. January 2019 Page 23 of 94... -
Page 24: Dvrs Features By Psu Type - Motorola Infrastructure
Note 2 Supported only with MDC1200 capable portables. Note 3 Analog PSU is registered on the P25 system with its MDC1200 ID. Note 4 Requires firmware R12.00.13 or later in the XTS ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSU and R07.00.05 or later if using APX ‘DVRS/VRX Enabled’ PSU. -
Page 25: Dvrs Enabled' Psu Features Support In Non-Motorola Infrastructure
DVRS User’s Guide Note 6: Motorola Solutions XTS or APX series PSUs in non DVRS/VRX Enabled mode. Note 7: Group services only supported on APX ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSUs (R14.50.00 or later in PSU/MSU). ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSU Features Support in Non-Motorola... -
Page 26: Powering Up The Dvrs
Talk Group selected on the MSU. The steering may involve both DVR channel and mode change. Turning ON the DVRS When the MSU is powered up, the DVRS can be activated by one or more of the methods described in the following section. •... -
Page 27: Automatic Dvrs Activation (Avra)
APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Automatic DVRS Activation (AVRA) The DVR can be activated automatically (switched from OFF or LOCAL to SYSTEM Mode) if one of the VIP inputs on the MSU control head is wired to the desired trigger source –... -
Page 28: Remote Activation Of The Dvrs
Via Call Alert (Page) to DVR NOTE: This feature requires the use of a P25 PSU and implies Digital or Forced Analog DVRS mode of operation. To remotely activate a DVR, the PSU user can send a Call Alert (Page) with the ID of the specific DVR. -
Page 29: Apx Series P25 Interface
If “Generate Status on DVR Mode Change” is enabled for a given DVRS Profile (in the APX MSU) , the MSU will send back a mode change status to indicate the current DVRS mode (OFF, SYSTEM, LOCAL). Only the dispatcher console can interpret those status... -
Page 30: Turning Off The Dvrs
If “Generate Status on DVR Mode Change” is enabled for a given DVRS Profile (in the APX MSU) , the MSU will send back a mode change status to indicate the current DVRS mode (OFF, SYSTEM, LOCAL). Only the dispatcher console can interpret those status... -
Page 31: Automatic Dvrs Deactivation
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Automatic DVRS Deactivation AVRA If the DVR is in the SYSTEM or LOCAL Mode and the AVRA VIP input is de-asserted, the DVR can be programmed to automatically switch to OFF Mode as described in Table 4. -
Page 32: Dvrs Status Display
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide DVRS Status Display The following MSU control head display Icons / messages relate to the DVRS operation: O5 DISPLAY ICON / DVRS STATUS DESCRIPTION MESSAGE DVR is in a Primary State... -
Page 33: Dvrs Enabled Psus
All other P25 capable PSU models or the above models with either older firmware versions or when not programmed as ‘DVRS Enabled’, can only be programmed as ‘P25 Generic’ since they are not capable of extended communications with the DVR. -
Page 34: Dvrs Status Tones
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide DVRS Status Tones DVRS Status Tones - MSU Speaker The following DVRS specific tones will be heard in the MSU speaker under the circumstances described below: TONE TYPE TONE NAME DVRS STATUS... -
Page 35: Dvrs Status Tones - Psu
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide DVRS Status Tones - PSU P25 ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSU The following DVRS-only specific tones are available (if programmed) in the P25 PSU: TONE TYPE TONE NAME DESCRIPTION Series of short beeps... -
Page 36: Table 9 Analog Psu - Dvrs Specific Tones
LOCAL or SYSTEM Mode. frequencies. Table 9 Analog PSU - DVRS Specific Tones NOTE: All PSUs which are in the analog mode DVR radio coverage area and switched to the DVR channel will hear the DVR status tones since those are transmitted over the air (on the same frequency with PL/DPL) and are NOT generated by the portable radios. -
Page 37: Dvrs Enabled' Mobile Radio Tgs / Channels
DVR operation may be enabled (by the DVR and MSU programming) on selected mobile radio Talk Groups / channels and disabled on others. When the user selects a DVRS Enabled TG / channel on the MSU control head, the DVR operation is enabled in the following manner: •... -
Page 38: In Car Monitor (Icm)
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide In Car Monitor (ICM) The ICM feature allows the MSU to monitor PSU Voice traffic and is configurable in the MSU codeplug as follows: • ICM is enabled / disabled globally in the MSU via the ‘ICM Allowed’ Field •... -
Page 39: Primary / Secondary Operation Basics
OFF or ‘VR Disabled’ MSU mode selected. The DVRs are capable of communicating with each other and negotiating which DVR is a Primary, i.e. elected to repeat, and which DVRs are on Secondary for as long as there is a Primary. -
Page 40: Table 10 Primary Dvr Definitions
Table 10 Primary DVR Definitions NOTE: As an option, an external light may be placed on the top of the vehicle, which can be used to indicate which DVRS is the currently selected Primary. January 2019 Page 40 of 94... -
Page 41: Permanent Primary Activation
APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Permanent Primary Activation If programmed, a DVRS can be forced to be a Permanent Primary from the MSU CH. NOTE: If another Permanent Primary is already present, the newly activated Permanent Primary DVR will force the “old” Permanent Primary to assume Permanent Primary ‘On Standby’... -
Page 42: Dvrs Modes Of Operation
DVRS User’s Guide DVRS Modes of Operation When a “DVRS Enabled” TG / Channel is selected on the APX MSU control head, the DVR can be switched to one of the following modes – OFF, LOCAL or SYSTEM. OFF Mode... -
Page 43: Local Mode
DVR keys up. MSU may or may not key up Microphone depending on MSU programming. PSU Activity on DVR channel PSU audio is repeated locally by DVRS. Speaker Audio is present if In-Car Monitor is enabled in the MSU. Table 13 LOCAL Mode DVRS Basic Operation... -
Page 44: Selecting Dvrs Mode
DVRS User’s Guide Selecting DVRS Mode When a ‘DVRS Enabled’ TG / channel is selected on the MSU, the user may enter the ‘DVRS Control Mode’ by pressing the DVRS button on the control head and change the DVRS mode / channel / status as described below:... -
Page 45: Apx Series P25 Interface
When strapping is enabled, and the DVR channel follows the MSU TG/mode selection, the user may still be allowed (if enabled by the DVR programmed personality) to change the DVR channel by pressing the DVRS button and then turning the mode knob. NOTE:... -
Page 46: Msu Scan
APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide MSU Scan Supported MSU Scan Types The MSU Scan feature is allowed while the DVRS is active (System or Local Mode) if the MSU Scan type is configured as one of the following: • Trunking Scan •... -
Page 47: Msu Issi Roaming
Selector Lock • Status • Message • Remote Monitor • Reprogram Request Unsupported PSU Features The following PSU features are not presently supported by the DVRS or DVRS Enabled PSUs: • Evac Tone • Hearclear • DTMF Hot Keypad • Securenet •... -
Page 48: Apx Series P25 Interface
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide NOTE: The unsupported PSU features list provided above may NOT include ALL unsupported features. Please contact Motorola Solutions Inc for specific feature support information. January 2019 Page 48 of 94... -
Page 49: P25 Digital Mode Operation
P25 Trunking or Conventional System, i.e. without a DVRS. In in-band DVRS applications, the Local and System PSUs may be of the same model and personality. When a ‘DVR Enabled’ P25 Mode is selected, the PSU is referred to as Local PSU. -
Page 50: Psu Affiliation
• The same Digital DVR channel is selected on both the PSU and the DVRS. Generic P25 PSU is registered during the first Group Call made after switching to the DVR enabled Mode. ‘DVRS Enabled’ P25 PSU starts automatic affiliation process upon selection of DVR Enabled Mode (no PTT required to start affiliation process). -
Page 51: Signaling Request Interactions With Voice And Signaling Proxy
When the DVR is in the process of handling a voice or signaling request for a PSU and another Local PSU initiates a Signaling request, the DVRS will respond depending on its programming and as described in Table 16 and Table 17 below. PSU Emergency Alarm is considered High Priority Signaling. -
Page 52: Voice Request Interaction With Signaling And Voice Proxy
PSU Emergency Alarm is considered high priority signaling. All other PSU signaling (such as Status, Message etc.) is considered low priority. Voice Proxy Request Interactions with Voice Proxy are handled by the DVRS as programmed, see Table 19. New Request... -
Page 53: Table 19 Voice Proxy Interaction With Voice Proxy
Discard New Hangtime Disabled Request *Action rules apply to ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSUs. Generic Conventional P25 radios perform interrupts based on which unit has the strongest signal. Table 19 Voice Proxy Interaction with Voice Proxy January 2019 Page 53 of 94... -
Page 54: Msu Voice And Signaling Proxy Interactions
Local PSU selects TG1 while the MSU is on TG2, the Local PSU can talk to Local TG1 users as well as System TG1 users via the DVRS i.e. the MSU will be transmitting on TG1. If the MSU microphone is PTT-ed, both the MSU and the DVR will transmit on the TG selected on the MSU i.e. -
Page 55: Private Calls
‘Go Ahead’ tones are generated in the ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSUs. Different tones are generated to indicate if the DVRS is in Local or System Mode or the call is P25 Encrypted. As a programming option Local Mode tones can be generated when the System is busy and only Local repeat is available. -
Page 56: Local Mode Indication
P25 Over The Air Rekeying (OTAR) is supported through the DVRS when the Local PSUs are of the ‘DVRS Enabled’ type, the DVRS is in the SYSTEM mode and the MSU is on a P25 Trunking mode. OTAR is not supported if generic P25 PSUs are used and / or if the MSU is on a P25 conventional channel. -
Page 57: Dynamic Regrouping
The DVRS extends this functionality to the ‘DVRS Enabled’ Local PSUs when the DVRS is in the SYSTEM or LOCAL mode and the MSU is operating on a P25 trunked channel. PSU Reprogram request (PSU requesting to be dynamically regrouped... -
Page 58: P25 Encryption
The DVRS transparently passes the P25 encryption algorithms used by the subscriber and fixed network equipment. Even though the DVRS can be programmed to support TG translation, it cannot support encryption key translation. When the DVR is on a P25... -
Page 59: Remote Dvr Activation And Steering By Psu Call Alert (Page)
All DVRS should have unique IDs programmed in the digital mode settings menu if the remote control feature is to be used. If no DVRS ID is programmed, the DVR will assume the ID of the MSU currently interfaced to it. Remote activation and steering are supported when the MSU ID = DVR ID. -
Page 60: Table 23 Typical Remote Steering Scenarios
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide The following table illustrates some typical remote steering scenarios: DVRS A DVRS B Local PSU Steering Steering BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER LOCAL OR OFF OR SYSTEM LOCAL OR SYSTEM SYSTEM Call Alert (Page) -
Page 61: Emergency In Digital Mode
Primary to pass the emergency to the System. • If a DVRS is in the OFF Mode when it receives an Emergency from a local PSU, the DVR will switch to System mode after the ‘Attempts Counter’ is exceeded, affiliate the PSU and pass the Emergency to the System. -
Page 62: Emergency Call
The user’s Emergency Call has priority over all other types of call traffic. Upon receipt of an Emergency Call from a local PSU, the DVRS will process the call locally as well proxy the call to the FNE. The DVR also updates its display to indicate the PSUs Emergency Call condition. -
Page 63: Fireground (Fg) Signaling
(affiliated with the DVRS) PSUs. • If the revert TG is not in the DVRS TG Translation list then the emergency will be proxied and the inbound, outbound and local repeat will be on the new emergency revert TG. -
Page 64: Automatic Psu Revert To Talk Around (Ta)
Group text is an unconfirmed message that is sent to all members of a Talkgroup. The DVRS passes the Group Text messages to the local PSUs. If the Local ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSU users want to receive only Group Text Messages sent to the PSU selected Talkgroup, then the PSU must be programmed for ‘Selective Squelch’... -
Page 65: Group Alias Update
Talkgroup and their Unified Call List (UCL) is updated. The DVRS passes the Group Alias Update to the local ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSUs so that their UCLs can get the update even while they are not directly connected to the trunked system but are proxied via the DVRS. -
Page 66: Digital Mode - Summary Of Features
P25 Talk Group are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. FEATURE OFF Mode SYSTEM Mode LOCAL Mode DVRS Status Display on MSU CH VR OFF <DVR CH> VR SYS <DVR CH> VR LOC <DVR CH> PSU Affiliation Talk Group Proxying /... -
Page 67: Digital Dvr Mode With P25 Conventional Mode Selected On Msu
P25 conventional mode are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. FEATURE OFF Mode SYSTEM Mode LOCAL Mode DVRS Status Display on MSU CH VR OFF <DVR CH> VR SYS <DVR CH> VR LOC <DVR CH> PSU Affiliation Talk Group Proxying /... -
Page 68: Forced Analog Mode
3600 Baud trunking (analog or digital) channel the DVR ‘forces’ the ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSU to transmit analog voice. When the MSU is on a P25 channel / Talkgroup, the DVRS and PSU operate in P25 digital mode. At all times the signaling between the DVRS Enabled PSUs and the DVRS is digital P25. -
Page 69: Forced Analog All Dvr Mode- Operation And Programming Overview
‘forced’ to be analog for all MSU channels. At all times the signaling between the DVRS Enabled PSUs and the DVRS is digital P25. The DVRS must be on a DVR channel programmed for ‘F.Analog All’ mode as described in the ‘Repeater Channel Setup Menu’... -
Page 70: Forced Analog Mode - Summary Of Features
Forced Analog DVR Mode with Conventional Analog Mode Selected on The operation described below assumes a DVR forced analog mode conventional channel and conventional analog mode are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. This mode is supported on ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSUs ONLY. FEATURE OFF Mode... -
Page 71: Forced Analog Dvr Mode With 3600 Trunking Mode Selected On Msu
The operation described below assumes a DVR forced analog mode conventional channel and 3600 Baud trunking analog or digital mode are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. This mode is supported on ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSUs only. FEATURE OFF Mode... -
Page 72: Forced Analog Dvr Mode With P25 Trunking Tdma Mode Selected On Msu
The operation described below assumes a DVR forced analog mode conventional channel and P25 Phase II (TDMA) 9600 Baud trunking mode are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. This mode is supported on ‘DVRS Enabled’ PSUs only. FEATURE OFF Mode... -
Page 73: Analog Mode Operation
An analog local PSU in DVRS mode can communicate with other analog local PSUs via an active Primary DVRS if all units are using the same radio channel (full duplex only) and using matching PL / DPLs. Inbound PSU calls will be repeated on the MSU side over the currently selected MSU TG / Channel. -
Page 74: Emergency In Analog Mode
Primary to pass the emergency to the system. • If a DVRS is in the OFF mode when it receives an Emergency from a local PSU, the DVR will switch to SYSTEM mode after the ‘Attempts Counter’ is exceeded, affiliate the PSU and pass the Emergency to the system. -
Page 75: Emergency Revert Through Dvr
APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide receipt of an Emergency Call from a local PSU, the DVRS will process the call locally as well as proxy the call to the FNE. On Type II trunking systems, the PSU Emergency Call will be proxied with the MSU Emergency ID, NOT the PSU MDC ID. -
Page 76: Remote Dvrs Activation Via Dtmf
The DVR cannot be switched OFF remotely via DTMF. P25 Encryption in Analog Mode If the MSU is receiving a P25 Encrypted call while the DVRS is operating on analog channel, the DVRS can be programmed to do one of the following: •... -
Page 77: Msu Operating On Tdma (P25, Phase 2)
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide • If ‘Steering in Emergency’ is enabled, the DVR will steer and then key up the MSU. In this case the MSU will re-declare Emergency call on the new (steered to) channel. -
Page 78: Analog Mode - Summary Of Features
The operation described below assumes a DVR analog mode channel and P25 Talk Group are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. FEATURE OFF Mode SYSTEM Mode LOCAL Mode DVRS Status Display on MSU CH VR OFF <DVR CH> VR SYS <DVR CH> VR LOC <DVR CH> PSU Affiliation Talk Group Proxying... -
Page 79: Analog Dvr Mode With P25 Conventional Mode Selected On Msu
P25 channel are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. FEATURE OFF Mode SYSTEM Mode LOCAL Mode DVRS Status Display on MSU CH VR OFF <DVR CH> VR SYS <DVR CH> VR LOC <DVR CH> PSU Affiliation Talk Group Proxying... -
Page 80: Analog Dvr Mode With Conventional Analog Mode Selected On Msu
DVR and MSU respectively. FEATURE OFF Mode SYSTEM Mode LOCAL Mode DVRS Status Display on MSU CH VR OFF <DVR CH> VR SYS <DVR CH> VR LOC <DVR CH> PSU Affiliation Talk Group Proxying... -
Page 81: Analog Dvr Mode With 3600 Baud Analog Or Digital Trunking Mode Selected On Msu
DVR and MSU respectively. FEATURE OFF Mode SYSTEM Mode LOCAL Mode DVRS Status Display on MSU CH VR OFF <DVR CH> VR SYS <DVR CH> VR LOC <DVR CH> PSU Affiliation... -
Page 82: Analog Dvr Mode With P25 Phase Ii (Tdma) Trunking Mode Selected On Msu
TDMA 9600 Baud trunking mode are selected on the DVR and MSU respectively. FEATURE OFF Mode SYSTEM Mode LOCAL Mode DVRS Status Display on MSU CH VR OFF <DVR CH> VR SYS <DVR CH> VR LOC <DVR CH> PSU Affiliation... -
Page 83: Mixed Dvrs Mode
DVR channel. Mixed DVRS mode requires the MSU to be switched to a P25 Digital channel. When a DVR channel is programmed to operate in mixed mode, the DVRS can handle calls from both P25 and analog local PSUs while the same DVR channel is selected on the MSU. -
Page 84: Special Features Support
This option enables specially programmed local PSUs to transmit TPS Leading and / or Trailing IDs. TPS Emergency can also be received and processed by the DVRS when on the corresponding TPS enabled analog channel. January 2019... -
Page 85: Troubleshooting
APX MSU or change the DVR to an XTL compatible model. Alternating VR ERROR and Turn the DVRS off and then back on. If it does not RC ERROR XXXX correct the condition, note the exact error code and contact Futurecom to obtain an RMA and shipping instructions. -
Page 86: Appendix 1 - Dvr Specifications
DVRS, Mobile Radio and antenna combinations Maximum DVRS power output is programmed by authorized service personnel at time of DVRS installation in accordance with approved DVRS, Mobile Radio and antenna combinations. Power output cannot be changed by the operator... - Page 87 8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Receiver Specification Frequency Band [MHz] 136-174 380-430 794-806 806-825 450-470 470-512 Receiver Sensitivity -115 dBm Frequency Stability +/- 1.5ppm Selectivity 12.5 / 25 kHz 60 dB / 75 dB Intermodulation 70 dB Deviation 12.5 / 25 kHz...
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Page 88: Contact Information
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Contact Information Technical Support 905-532-1158 support@futurecom.com Orders Please contact Motorola / Drop Ship Return Authorizations 1-800-701-9180 Head Office and Manufacturing 3277 Langstaff Rd Concord, Ontario L4K 5P8 Canada 905-660-5548 www.futurecom.com January 2019... -
Page 89: Glossary
DVR by either using a VIP input on AVRA the MSU CH / DEK or a pin on the DVR Auxiliary cable. Requires external logic / switch, not supplied with the DVRS Hardware. When enabled, causes the MSU to block usage of the same Band Lock frequency band as the DVR while the DVR is active. - Page 90 Federal Communications Commission. Fixed Network Equipment – Trunking or Conventional System Infrastructure Hybrid DVR Mode of operation where communications between the DVR and the P25 ‘DVRS enabled’ PSUs are Forced Analog digital while the voice communications are forced to be analog Mode when the MSU is operating on a non-P25 channel / TG.
- Page 91 Description Network Access Code – used in P25 mode for validation of P25 radio communications, similar to the use of PL/DPL in analog mode. Also used for DVRS Steering. Network ID - see Network Access Code (NAC) Outbound Call System Call received by the MSU.
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Page 92: Index
8A083X30 Rev.11 APX Series P25 Interface DVRS User’s Guide Index Activating the DVRS via the Control Head ....26 In Car Monitor (ICM) ..........38 Adaptive Power Control ........... 56 Inactivity Timer ............31 Analog Audio Buffering ........... 73 In-Band ..............18 Analog Mode ............ - Page 93 Radio Check / Inhibit ..........55 Remote Activation of the DVRS....... 28 Remote DVR Activation and Steering ...... 58 Remote DVRS Activation via DTMF ....... 74 Selecting DVRS Channel .......... 44 Selecting DVRS Mode ..........44 Status Broadcast ............54 System Mode ............
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