C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual Table of Contents 1.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........1 2.0 MODEL SDI-50 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ......3 2.1 FEATURES: ..........3 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION ........... 5 3.1 INITIATING A MOBILE TO LAND LINE CALL ....5 3.2 LAND LINE TO MOBILE CALL WITH AUTO-ANSWER ....5 3.3 LAND LINE TO MOBILE CALL WITHOUT AUTO-ANSWER .....
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6.6.7 Dial-up Remote Code (*8) ......36 6.7 MESSAGES ..........36 6.7.1 MESSAGE PROGRAMMING TABLE ......38 7.0 OPERATING THE SDI-50 AS A REPEATER CONTROLLER ..... 39 7.1 INSTALLATION AND SET UP ......... 39 8.0 SDI-50 PROGRAMMING LOG ........40 9.0 MODEL SDI-50 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ......
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Physical: Dimensions: 8.25" W 1.5" H 9.5" D Weight: 3 Ibs., 13 oz. Mounting: Table top or 19" rack mount Electrical: Voltage: 10 to 15 Vdc Current: 250 mA Memory: EEprom w/100 years memory retention DTMF Error: -.54% to +.74% max...
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* Múltiple relay contad closures for custom applications. * Repeater controller capability with programmable transmitter hang time and time out timer makes the SDI-50 an inexpensive back-up unit. * Regenerated DTMF land line to mobile selectivo signaling for confidence in any network.
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C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual The Model SDI-50 is enclosed in an attractive cabinet with Mobile Detect, Transmit, Connect and Power status LEDs mounted on the front panel. Front panel Power and Connect/Disconnect switches provide for local operator control. Page # 4...
LAND LINE TO MOBILE CALL WITHOUT AUTQ-ANSWER Dial the phone number of the line connected to the CES Model SDI-50. The interconnect will detect the ring voltage on the phone line, key the transmitter, and send the message programmed into the Error Message area.
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C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, General Description an incoming call. Dial the phone number of the line connected to the CES Model SDI-50. The interconnect will answer on the programmed ring and return a quick double "beep" tone to the phone line.
This section describes each connection required by the Model SDI-50 Interconnect. This section aiso describes optional jumpers on the circuit board that can be used to customize the Model SDI-50 to your particular transmitter-receiver combination. Installation of the Model SDI-50 shouid be done by a qualified two-way radio technician.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, General Description transmitter, then move JMP7 on the interconnect circuit board (near the PTT relay K2), to position A. 4.1.4 TB1-20 LOGIC PTT Logic PTT is similar to the relay PTT output except that it only provides a ground to key the transmitter.
THIS CONNECTION MUST BE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE DISCRIMINATOR OUTPUT IN THE ASSOCIATED RECEIVER. Because the SDI-50 has its own internal squeich circuits, and needs to detect carrier for proper operation, do not connect the RECEIVER DISCRIMINATOR AUDIO line after any de-emphasis circuits, or any squeich circuits.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, General Description Radios with external discriminator outputs usually do not provide raw discriminator audio and signals taken from this location may not function on the SDI-50. Jumper JMP6 should in placed in position D/A unless CTCSS or DCS is being used.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, General Description TELEPHONE LINE CONNECTIONS The Model SDI-50 interfaces directly with a "loop start" telephone line. Connection to the telephone line is accomplished by plugging the modular telephone cord supplied with the interconnect into your telephone company supplied RJ11-C jack.
Number Name JMP1 Phone in Use Detect Intact: the SDI-50 checks the phone line for a busy condition before allowing a mobile to connect, but, still allows the use of the Special Connect Code for selective override. (See Special Connect Code. )
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C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, General Description JMP7 Relay PTT Level The center pin, B, is common and connects to one oí the other two pins; A or C. Pin A: Relay PTT provides +12Vdc to key the transmitter. Pin C: Relay PTT provides a ground to key the transmitter.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS Now that all connections have been made to the Model SDI-50, the next step is to perform all level adjustments required for proper operation in your system. An FM service monitor, an oscilloscope, or AC RMS voltmeter, and the DTMF encoder provided with the SDI-50 are required for level adjustments.
TONE OUTPUT LEVEL (6,C) Set your service monitor to receive on your transmit frequency. Dial the phone number of the telephone line connected to the SDI-50. After the SDI-50 answers and returns Page # 16...
R99 clockwise until you hear the sample rate change. Before going on to program the CES SDI-50, you must have properly completed the previous installation section and have the interconnect connected to the radio and telephone line.
Level Adjustments PROGRAMMING THE MODEL SDI-50 It is not necessary to program every parameter in the Model SDI-50 to get your interconnect properly set up and tested. In that interest two short programming procedures are listed for simplex and half/full duplex operation in the section which follows.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments send a single, quick, beep tone to indícate it is in the Program Mode. If the wrong code is entered, the SDI-50 will disconnect. The SDI-50 must be set for Auto Answer to have remote programming capability.
> JMP4 shouid be cut or removed. 6.2.2 HALF/FULL DUPLEX PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE To use the SDI-50 in either duplex mode, the following changes to the factory set-up need to be made. Any change made should be penciled into the Program Log in the back of this manual for future reference.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments PROGRAM FACTORY CODE DESCRIPTION SETTING Remote programming code 975310# 6.6.1 Control Codes Connect/Disconnect Codes *73/#73 6.6.2 Special Connect Code 6.6.3 Control Function #1 Code *14 *04 6.6.4 Control Function #2 Code *25 *15 6.6.4...
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments 6.4.1 Sample Rate______(*1 0) For simplex operation oniy. The sample rate is the rate at which the interconnect unkeys the transmitter and checks for mobile activity. This value should be set to your liking, keeping in mind that the mobile cannot "capture"...
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments 6.4.5 Cali Limit Timer (*1 4) This timer controls the maximum duration of the interconnected call. Time out will be preceded with double warning beeps once every two seconds. The time out warning is sent 20 seconds before the actual time out.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments SOFTWARE SWITCHES The Programming Codes starting with "*5" are actually switches that are turned on if the function is desired or off if the function is not wanted. The format used is: |_____ "1" to turn the function on.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments NUMBERS TO BE RESTRICTED *5 ____________ON OFF_________ NUMBER 1 NUMBER 2 NUMBER 3 NUMBER 4 NUMBER 5 NUMBER 6 NUMBER 7 NUMBER 8 NUMBER 9 NUMBER O Example: To have the numeral "1" toll restricted enter the following...
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments programmed number of rings that it's set for. When the caller hears two short beeps the number of the mobile desired shouid be entered followed with the "#". The "#" is used to terminate the mobile ANI number and isn't sent out as part of the signalling.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments *5 (tone) 16 (tone) 1 (tone) ;restrict 1st digit *5 (tone) 16 (tone) O (tone) ;don't restrict 6.5.7 Tone To Pulse Dialing (*5 17) This Program Code enables or disables tone to pulse dialing.
Switches 23 and 24 have a dual function. See below for duplex use of these switches. When the SDI-50 is used in simplex mode, the VOX circuit monitors telephone audio and modifies the sample rate to reduce the interruptions in transmission and determine the optimum sample time.
Level Adjustments 6.5.13 Courtesy Beep When the SDI-50 is set up for Repeater Operation it can be programmed to generate a "Courtesy Beep" one second after the end of each transmission. This tone is useful for prompting the other party to begin speaking.
The ring-out will occur each time the SDI-50 senses the ring voltage on the phone line, up to the point that the interconnect answers if the Auto-Answer feature is on. The Ring Count (switches *5 25 and *5 26) should aiso be set if Auto- Answer is used.
(*5 37) For duplex operation. This function provides PTT logic to the transmitter whenever the SDI-50 detecte mobile carrier so that receive audio is retransmitted. This function works independently of the Interconnect Enable Code, and can be used to provide mobile to mobile repeater service when the interconnect is disabled.
When selective signalling is used, some systems may require a "*" tone to be sent before the mobile ID number. If this switch is turned on, the SDI-50 will automatically inserí a "*" before the overdialed mobile number. *5 (tone) 41 (tone) 1 (tone) ;include a leading "*"...
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments 6.5.26 Phone in Use (*5 44) Normally the interconnect won't allow a mobile to break into an existing phone conversation (with JMP1 in place). If the line is in use, the mobile operator will receive the Error Message when access is attempted.
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Level Adjustments the "#" sign to disconnect (except when the single "*" or "#" is used - *5 21,22). Example: To use "*89" as the global connect code and "#89" as the global disconnect code, enter: *7 (tone) O (tone) 89 (tone) 6.6.3...
*8 (tone) 9654# (tone) MESSAGES Five separate user programmable Morse Code Messages are available in the CES SDI-50 to help establish the status of the interconnect. These are: Connect Message (*9 0) - This message is sent each time a...
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Signalling: It alerts the mobile operator of an incomming land line call. The SDI-50 will send the Error Message each time it detects ring voltage on the phone line. If the message programmed into the Error Message area is longer than four or five seconds in duration (the interval between rings), then the message will be sent on every other ring detected.
(0-4). |________________________________ *9 is used to start each message programmed. A beep tone will be sent by the SDI-50 between each two digit character number as they are entered. Example: To program "OFF" in the disconnect Message enter the following: *9 (tone) 1 (tone) 63 (tone) 33 (tone) 33 (tone) 08 (tone).
C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Repeater Controller OPERATING THE SDI-50 AS A REPEATER CONTROLLER The SDI-50 can be configured to function as a repeater controller when wired to a full duplex base station, separate transmitter and receiver, or an existing repeater.
Model SDI-50 Manual, Repeater Controller SDI-50 PROGRAMMING LOG PROGRAM FACTORY CODE DESCRIPTION SETTING CHANGED TO TIMERS TIME Sample Rate (Simplex) 1 sec. ___________ Sample Window (Simplex) 60 ms. ___________ Repeater Time Out Timer (Dúplex) 7 min. ___________ Repeater Hang Time (Dúplex)
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Model SDI-50 Manual. Repeater Controller PROGRAM CODE DESCRIPTION FACTORY SETTING CHANGED TO Mute on Pulse Dial ___________ Begin Overdial w/"*" ___________ Begin Overdial w/"#" ___________ Phone in Use ___________ DTMF Regenerate ___________ Remote programming code 975310# Control Codes Connect/Disconnect Codes...
12.0 volt power suppiy. 9.1.5 Power on Reset The Model SDI-50 has a "Power on Reset" circuit to monitor the input voltage to the Model SDI-50, and provides a "Reset" pulse to the Microcomputer Control System in the Page # 42...
9.1.7 Telephone Line Circuit The telephone line is connected directly to the back of the Model SDI-50 via a cable equiped with RJ11-C connectors. A ring detecter (U10) provides a square wave output at the ring voltage frequency to Q8.
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C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Circuit Description noise oniy. The level of noise on the radio channel indicates the presence or absence of an RF carrier. The noise level is adjusted by R91 and sent to a network that gives a peak DC reading of the amount of noise on the channel.
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