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Summary of Contents for Barrett 2060
- Page 1 BCM20600/11 © Barrett Communications Head Office: Barrett Communications Pty Ltd 47 Discovery Drive, Bibra Lake, WA 6163 Australia Tel: +61 8 9434 1700 Fax: +61 8 9418 6757 Email: information@barrettcommunications.com.au www.barrettcommunications.com.au...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
User Controls .......................... 9 2060 Front panel ....................... 9 Key pad ......................9 2060 Control head rear view ................... 12 Microphone socket ..................12 Interconnect cable ..................12 2060 Rear panel description ................... 13 ... - Page 3 To on-forward the call .................. 28 Receiving a Telcall from an HF station ..............29 Receiving a telephone number ALE call from an HF station ........30 To on-forward the call .................. 30 Incoming phone calls ....................30 ...
- Page 4 Local line out level ..................63 Local line in level ..................64 Aux line out level ..................65 Noise reduction .................... 66 Phone line set up procedure................ 67 Phone Level Out ................ 67 Phone Level In ................
- Page 5 View data log ......................122 Programming Functions ......................123 Programming using the Barrett 2060 supervisory software ........123 Programming using the Barrett cable P/N BCA90023/BCA204020...... 123 Programming a channel from the front panel ............124 ...
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Page 6: About This Operating And Installation Manual
About this Operating and Installation Manual This manual describes all aspects of the Barrett 2060 interconnects functions and should be viewed as a reference manual. Icons and Standards This manual refers to Scroll keys, these keys are:- to scroll Up... - Page 7 Scan Table A list of channels used when scanning for incoming calls Selcall Selective calls Telcall Telephone calls via the selective call protocol Self ID The programmed address identification number of your interconnect. (Used by other stations to call you). Single Sideband (a transmission format) Transmit Upper Sideband...
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Page 8: Introduction
A high level of security is incorporated to eliminate system abuse. This manual gives a brief system overview and details the operation of the 2060 telephone interconnect assuming the 2060 has already been setup by a system supervisor. -
Page 9: Operation
Operation User Controls 2060 Front panel Key pad There are 23 keys on the keypad. A group of five keys in the centre access many major functions. Some keys have multiple functions assigned to them depending on when the key is pressed and for how long the key is pressed. Key functions are listed below followed by a detailed description of their functions. - Page 10 Key Primary function Secondary function Make a call None Enter None Help None Enter menus None Manual / Auto Mode Select Change case Numeric key “6" Alpha “mno” Clear back one step None Enter direct channel change Decimal point mode Alpha “ghi”...
- Page 11 Key Primary function Secondary function Scroll left Numeric key “1" Numeric key “2" Alpha “abc” Alpha “def” Scroll right Numeric key “3" Numeric key “5" Alpha “jkl” 11 of 133...
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Page 12: 2060 Control Head Rear View
2060 Control head rear view Microphone socket The microphone supplied with the Barrett 2060 is inserted here. Note:- When the interconnect is supplied it is assembled in the one piece base station configuration and the microphone is already fitted. Interconnect cable The small interconnect cable supplied in the kit is plugged in here with the other end into the front of the main interconnect module. -
Page 13: 2060 Rear Panel Description
Interface for connecting 2060 directly to a PC for RS-232 programming and downloading of log information. Future expansion port. Used for connecting a second transceiver to the 2060 in AUXILIARY a remote RX/TX configuration. This RJ11C provides the telephone line connection. -
Page 14: Switching On The Interconnect
1 second turns transceiver on. Switching off the 2060 Press for 1 second turns transceiver off After switching on, the 2060 performs a series of internal checks and displays important system information on the front panel display. Display The LCD display shows:-... -
Page 15: Adjusting The Audio Volume
Adjusting the Audio Volume To increase the audio volume in the loudspeaker To decrease the audio volume in the loudspeaker The display looks like this when adjusting the volume:- 15 of 133... -
Page 16: Selecting A Channel
Selecting a Channel Using channel Up / Down keys Pressing the channel up or down key will select respectively the next higher or lower programmed channel. Holding down either of the keys will cause the rate of the channel change to increase. The channel up/down keys on the microphone have the same function as the channel up/down keys on the keypad. -
Page 17: Direct Channel Number Entry
Direct channel number entry press the Enter the channel number required using the numeric keys, channel range is from 1 to 9999 inclusive. Note:- Channel zero cannot be selected. (example selects channel 12) press the keys press the If the channel selected had not been previously programmed then the following is displayed:- Note: Empty channels can only be accessed by direct channel selection and are not displayed when scrolling through channels. -
Page 18: Using The Microphone
Using the Microphone When using the microphone:- Press and hold down the PTT (transmit) button only while talking. Hold the microphone close to your mouth. Speak clearly. Use the word ‘over” to indicate you have finished speaking and release the PTT (transmit) button. 18 of 133... -
Page 19: 2060 Operating Modes
2060 Operating Modes There are two operating modes available with the 2060 telephone interconnect, one is automatic mode and the other is manual mode. Overviews of both modes follow. Automatic Mode Overview In automatic mode the 2060 can:- scan all channels programmed for scan looking for an incoming Selcall, Telcall or ALE call (if ALE is enabled) from an HF network station. -
Page 20: Facilities Available To The Telephone User
HF network a channel must be selected and the Selcall number of the station required must be entered, after which the 2060 will send the call and if successful an audible reply will be heard from the station being called. If this audible reply (revertive call) is not heard another channel should be selected and the call repeated. -
Page 21: Sending A Selcall
A Selcall can be sent to any HF station that has an access level that allows it to receive Selcalls (access levels are set in the 2060 by the system supervisor and are described in the setup section within this manual). -
Page 22: Sending A Telcall
'*' followed by the 2 digit destination ID press '#' followed by the 2 digit ALE self ID press '#' again to initiate the ALE call ALE address lists are stored in the 2050 transceiver that is connected to the 2060 telephone interconnect. 22 of 133... -
Page 23: Sending A Secure Call
To exit Secure Mode:- Press ‘**’ (2 stars). This will take the 2060 out of secure mode. For the Secure Call to work correctly the destination ID must have the correct “Secure” key code assigned to it. Please see “Program Secure Sections” of the manual. -
Page 24: Using The Voice Operated Switch (Vox)
Before going into hopping mode it is recommended that a call to an HF station is made first. Otherwise once the 2060 is in hopping mode it will not be able to contact another station unless that station is in hopping mode already. -
Page 25: Entering The Hopping Prefix Code
"BUSY" signal from the telephone system and then hang up or will time out due to lack of activity. Which ever is the case whilst the 2060 is waiting to hang up, the system is not available for use and the last caller will be charged extra time on his call. -
Page 26: Facilities Available To The Hf Station
Selcall number to permit dialling to a preset phone number. Sending a Telcall - dialling a telephone number To make a telephone call, enter the self ID of the 2060 to be used via the numeric key pad. Refer to the relevant transceiver manual on sending Telcalls from the transceiver. -
Page 27: Manual Mode Overview
Manual Mode Overview In manual mode the 2060 interconnect will act as an HF base station and:- enable the operator to send Selcalls and ALE calls to stations on the HF network. enable the operator to send Telcalls to stations on the HF network. -
Page 28: Receiving A Preset Telephone Number Selcall From An Hf Station
Receiving a preset telephone number Selcall from an HF station On receipt of a Selcall directed to your 2060, it will be displayed on the front panel and an alarm will sound. Receiving a preset telephone number ALE call from an HF station On receipt of a preset ALE call directed to your 2060, it will be displayed on the front panel and an alarm will sound. -
Page 29: Receiving A Telcall From An Hf Station
Receiving a Telcall from an HF station On receipt of a Telcall directed to your 2060, it will be displayed on the front panel and an alarm will sound. 29 of 133... -
Page 30: Receiving A Telephone Number Ale Call From An Hf Station
The operator can then Selcall the required HF station using the manual operator's control menu. Once contact is established, the telephone caller is connected to the HF station by placing the 2060 “On Line”. To do this press the key for 2 seconds. -
Page 31: Completing The Call - "Hanging Up
Completing the call - "hanging up" The HF user can send a "Hang-up Request" (see the transceiver operation manual for details). When received by the 2060 an alarm will sound and a confirmation screen will be displayed. Use the Scroll keys to select “Yes” or press the key to allow the call to continue. -
Page 32: Making A Telephone Call
Making a telephone call A standard telephone should be connected to the “PHONE” socket on the back of the 2060. This can now be used like a standard telephone to make and receive telephone calls. 32 of 133... -
Page 33: Contacting Another Station - Using Selective Call Selcall, Telcall Or Ale Calls
Contacting another station - using selective call Selcall, Telcall or ALE Calls The calling systems available for the Barrett 2060 telephone interconnect are listed below:- International A four and six digit selective call system, fully interoperable with the UN format published in September 2004 and fully backwards compatible with all previous Barrett 4 digit Selcall protocols. -
Page 34: Ale Fed Std 188/Mil Std 188-141B
ALE controller to determine the best channel to connect on when commanded by its operator to communicate with another station. The Barrett 2060 ALE setup is controlled by the transceiver that is connected to it. The transceiver’s ALE controller memory stores up to 10,000 sets of LQA information, 100 channel configurations, up to 20 self-address configurations and up to 100 other address configurations. -
Page 35: Checking For The Best Channel To Use Between Two Stations - Beacon Call
When is fitted Beacon Calls are not required as the ALE system uses automatic “Soundings” to update channel signal quality information. This allows the ALE to automatically select the best channel for establishing a link on. When the 2060 is doing a sounding a message will appear on the display. -
Page 36: Receiving A Beacon Call
enter the station ID of the station you wish to Beacon Call then press the or the the display will look as follows: wait for the Beacon Call to be sent. listen for the distinctive 4 tone revertive signal from the station you have called. -
Page 37: Sending A Selcall
Sending a Selcall select the channel you want to send the Selcall on (“Beacon Call” can be used to select the best channel) listen for traffic on that channel, if no traffic is heard then continue then press the select “Selcall” with the scroll keys then press the key or the enter the station ID of the station you wish to call... -
Page 38: Receiving A Preset Phone Number Selcall
The transfer call option will now be shown: Press the key or the key to begin the dial process: The 2060 will look for dial tone; if no dial tone is seen then an error will appear: 38 of 133... - Page 39 If the 2060 does see dial tone it will attempt to dial the assigned telephone number: Once the number is dialled and answered the 2060 will be online: To end the phone call press the key. This will bring up the terminate call menu: Selecting “Yes”...
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Page 40: Direct Dial Telephone Calls - Telcalls
Direct dial telephone calls - Telcalls Transceivers equipped with the Telcall option can direct dial telephone numbers and receive calls from telephone users through the 2060 telephone interconnect. Making a direct dial telephone call - sending a Telcall select the channel you want to send the Telcall on (“Beacon Call”... - Page 41 then press the key or the enter the telephone number you want to call then press the key or the key twice wait for the Telcall to be sent the display will show as follows listen for revertive tone from the called station that indicates the call was successful If no revertive call is heard try another channel and repeat the process...
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Page 42: Making Ale Calls
Making ALE calls If the ALE option is available for the 2060 then the operator can establish ALE links from the front panel of the 2060. press the select “ALE Call” with the Scroll keys then press the key or the... -
Page 43: Disconnecting Ale Calls
ALE link attempt. Once an ALE link is established any invalid key presses will make a message appear on the 2060 display. Disconnecting ALE calls key. press the use the scroll keys to select “Terminate All Links”... -
Page 44: Scanning
Initiating scan Press the key. Alternatively scan may be programmed as a default condition so when the 2060 interconnect is switched on, scan is automatically initiated, or after a period of inactivity, i.e. no key presses, it will return to scan. -
Page 45: Mute (Squelch) Selection
2060 will stay un-muted and will not go back into scan. Single Channel Monitoring – Auto Mode The 2060 stays muted until a call is received at which point the 2060 will un-mute. It will go back into mute after the call is completed. -
Page 46: Mode Selection
Mode Selection The mode key changes the mode of operation - LSB, USB or AM of the selected channel. The mode key will only temporarily set the mode for a selected channel, the mode reverting to that channel’s programmed mode after the channel is changed, or the interconnect is turned off. -
Page 47: Advanced Selective Call Functions
Advanced Selective Call Functions Requesting a station’s GPS position select the channel you want to send the GPS request call on (“Beacon Call” can be used to select the best channel) listen for traffic on that channel, if no traffic is heard then press the select “GPS Request”... - Page 48 Wait for the station you called to send back its position data after which the following will be displayed:- The remote transceiver GPS position:- or the following error messages:- The GPS unit is not providing data to the remote transceiver There is no GPS unit fitted to the remote transceiver There was no response from the remote station 48 of 133...
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Page 49: Menu Functions
Note:- Menu items in both menus can be barred from use, if operationally required, by using Barrett 2060 PC based supervisory software. Navigating the menus All sections of the Menus are operated using the similar key press sequences. In... -
Page 50: Standard Menu
Standard Menu Identification keys to scroll back and forth through the identification pages:- Displays the telephone interconnects software version, DSP version, core version, the interconnects Selcall IDs, and the battery voltage in receive. 50 of 133... -
Page 51: Display Options
Display options Backlight level Allows the backlight level on the LCD display to be adjusted to one of three viewing levels:-High, Medium or Low. Use the Scroll keys to select the level required (example Medium):- when the level required is displayed press the 51 of 133... -
Page 52: Backlight Timeout
Backlight timeout Allows the backlight timeout time to be set so the backlight stays on for a short time from the last key press, for a long time from the last key press or so that the backlight is permanently on or off. Use the Scroll keys to select the required setting (example “Always on”):- When the setting required is displayed press the... -
Page 53: Protected Menu
Protected Menu To enter the protected menu press and hold the for approx. 2 seconds. General Setting the clock press the Use the Scroll keys to set the current time, for example 13:15 (1:15 PM):- When time is set press the key. -
Page 54: Setting The Date
Setting the date press the Use the Scroll keys and as shown on the screen to set the current date for example 13 March 2007:- When date is entered press the 54 of 133... -
Page 55: Automatic Vox
Automatic VOX This section allows the automatic VOX to be enabled or disabled- Use the Scroll keys to select the required setting. When the required setting is displayed press the 55 of 133... -
Page 56: Vox Timeout
VOX Timeout This section allows the VOX timeout to be set. The VOX timeout will stop the VOX from continuously transmitting if the VOX sensitivity has been set too high - When the VOX timeout value is displayed press the 56 of 133... -
Page 57: Vox Hang Time
VOX Hang Time This section allows the VOX hang time to be set. The VOX hang time sets the length of time the VOX will stay on after a voice signal is finished, this will help with voice continuity in environments where voice signal burst are very short - When the VOX timeout value is displayed press the 57 of 133... -
Page 58: Vox Sensitivity
VOX Sensitivity This section allows the VOX sensitivity to be set. The VOX sensitivity setting can help the VOX transmit voice signals in very noisy or weak RF environments. Settings available are :- This makes the VOX less sensitive. Used where voice signals are high and noise levels are very low. -
Page 59: Charging Method
Charging Method This section allows the call charging method to be set. This is used to calculate charges for phone calls. Done either by a time connected method or using the different types of PSTN charging pulses that are generated on the phone line by some telephone exchanges. -
Page 60: Hopping Prefix
Hopping Prefix This section allows the interconnects hopping prefix to be set. This is used during secure calls between HF stations and telephone subscribers - When the hopping prefix has been entered press the 60 of 133... -
Page 61: Ale
This section allows the operator to enable and disable the ALE functionality of the 2060. This menu is only available if the transceiver connected to the 2060 has got the ALE option fitted. When required ALE state has been entered press the... -
Page 62: Audio Settings
Audio settings RxTx configuration This setting tells the 2060 if the installation is for use in a local transceiver configuration or a local receiver remote transceiver configuration. Normally this is set to “RX/TX common”. Use the Scroll keys to select setting required (example shows “RX/TX Common”):-... -
Page 63: Local Line Out Level
Local line out level This section sets the transmit audio level to the local transceiver, 0dB is the default. Use the Scroll keys to select setting required (example shows “0 dBm”):- press the 63 of 133... -
Page 64: Local Line In Level
Local line in level Sets the receive audio level from the local transceiver, the lower the level the higher the line amplifier gain. Use the Scroll keys to select the Line in level required (example “0 dBm”):- press the 64 of 133... -
Page 65: Aux Line Out Level
Aux line out level This section sets the transmit audio level to the auxiliary connector, 0dB is the default. Use the Scroll keys to select the level required (example “0 dBm”):- press the 65 of 133... -
Page 66: Noise Reduction
Noise reduction This section allows the DSP noise reduction “depth” to be adjusted to suit the operator’s comfort requirements. Settings available are Weak, Medium and Strong. It should be noted that as the “depth” is increased the processed human voice gets a more metallic quality. -
Page 67: Phone Line Set Up Procedure
Phone line set up procedure The 2060 has two inbuilt digipots which allow the operator to calibrate the phone line levels during initial installation. At this point it is important to note that incorrect set up of the line level in and out will potentially cause the VOX and DTMF to incorrectly operate whilst also compromising the performance of the cadence detector. -
Page 68: Phone Level In
This allows adjustment of the phone line level in. This can only be done with nominal audio levels being received whilst the 2060 is on line. It is thus recommended that the operator ring the same number the 2060 is connected to and utilise the busy cadences to correctly adjust the level. - Page 69 The 2060 will show an error screen if No dial tone is detected. Otherwise the number entered will be dialled, after the number is dialled the “phone level in – Rx Level” setup screen will be shown. Adjust the receive gain by using the left and right arrow keys, level should be set within the “Ideal”...
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Page 70: Selcall Settings
Selcall settings Two different selective call IDs can be set within the Barrett 2060 telephone interconnect as follows:- Selcall ID – Setting 4 digit Selcall self ID Setting Six Digit ID – Setting 6 digit Selcall self ID 70 of 133... -
Page 71: Periodic Beacon
Periodic beacon The periodic beacon feature of the 2060 telephone interconnect allows beacon tones to be transmitted by the interconnect at a set period of time on each programmed channel. This gives HF station operators the ability to know if an interconnect is available and also signal quality. -
Page 72: Selcall Before Vox
Selcall before Vox The Selcall before vox feature of the 2060 telephone interconnect allows the telephone operator to begin voice communications with the HF network immediately without having to send a Selcall first. There are 2 settings available: True -... -
Page 73: Telcall Settings
Telcall settings Three different Telcall settings can be set within the Barrett 2060 telephone interconnect as follows:- Barred prefixes Barred prefixes are used to disable HF stations from making telephone calls to phone numbers beginning with the barred prefix. Up to 10 different prefixes can be specified with each having up to 8 digits. -
Page 74: Std Prefixes
STD prefixes STD prefixes define which phone numbers are treated as STD numbers based on the selected prefix. 74 of 133... -
Page 75: Phone Settings
Phone settings Dialling method Dialling method selects whether the telephone exchange uses pulse or tone dialling. press the Use the Scroll keys to select the dialling method to be used required (example “Tone”):- When the dialling method required is displayed press the NOTE: Pulse dialling is not available when Australian ring and busy cadences are selected. -
Page 76: Dial Tone Wait
Dial tone wait This is the period to wait for before determining if a dial tone is present. The time is measured in seconds. Dial tone checking can also be disabled. press the Use the Scroll keys to select the time to wait for dial tone to be seen (example “4 seconds”):- When the dial tone wait time required is displayed press the 76 of 133... -
Page 77: Dtmf Tone Length
DTMF tone length This is the length of one DTMF tone. This is only effective when tone dialling is selected. The time is measured in milliseconds. press the Use the Scroll keys to select the DTMF pulse length to be seen (example “70 milliseconds”):- When the DTMF pulse length required is displayed press the 77 of 133... -
Page 78: Wait For Ring
Wait for ring This sets the amount of time to wait for the first ring, when dialling out, before deciding the call is valid. Time is in 10 second intervals. press the Use the Scroll keys to select the time to wait for a ring detect to be seen (example “50 seconds”):- When the wait for ring time required is displayed press the 78 of 133... -
Page 79: Line Reversal
Line reversal Line reversal detection is a means of detecting when the phone is answered or engaged when an outgoing phone call from the 2060 is made instead of using the line cadences. To use "line reversal detection” the phone line the 2060 is connected to must have this facility fitted. -
Page 80: Ring Till Answer
Ring till answer This option sets the number of rings before the 2060 will answer. This is used in Auto mode. press the Use the Scroll keys to select number of rings before answering the incoming call (example “2 rings”):-... -
Page 81: Ring Till Hang-Up
Ring till hang-up This option sets the number of rings the 2060 will wait for before determining the number dialled is not going to answer. press the Use the Scroll keys to select number of rings before hanging up (example “5 rings”):-... -
Page 82: Call Length
Call length The interconnect can restrict the length of phone calls so as to allow other people the use of the interconnect. Call length is set in minutes from 1 to 60 or unlimited. press the Use the Scroll keys to select maximum allowed call length (example “30 minutes”):- When the required call length is displayed press the 82 of 133... -
Page 83: Hang-Up Counts
Hang-up counts This option will set the number of busy cadences that need to be received before the interconnect hangs up. press the Use the Scroll keys to select number of busy tones required before hanging up the call (example “4 hang-ups”):- When the correct number of hang-ups is displayed press the 83 of 133... -
Page 84: Pabx Prefix
PABX prefix This option dials a prefix before dialling an out-going phone number. This is used by some PABX systems to obtain an external line. Up to eight digits can entered. Entering no digits disables the PABX prefix. 84 of 133... -
Page 85: Telcall Num Length
Telcall num length This option will set the number of phone digits that designates a local call (non STD). Six to ten digits can be selected. press the Use the Scroll keys to select local telephone number length (example “8 digits”):- When the required local telephone number length is displayed press the 85 of 133... -
Page 86: Std Num Length
STD num length This option will set the number of prefix digits required to calculate if the telephone number dialled is in fact a STD number. One to four digits can be selected. press the Use the Scroll keys to select the STD prefix length (example “2 digits”):- When the required STD telephone number prefix length is displayed press the... -
Page 87: Preset Numbers
This option allows the operator to setup the preset phone numbers used. Up to 98 preset telephone numbers can be assigned. Each entry in the preset numbers menu corresponds to the last 2 digits of the 2060’s Selcall ID. Each preset number can be up to 16 digits long. -
Page 88: Cadence Settings
Cadence Settings Set country cadence This feature automatically sets the ring and busy cadences in the 2060 based on the country selected. press the Use the Scroll keys to select the required country (example “United States”):- When the required country is displayed press the... -
Page 89: Manual Set Cadence
Manual set cadence This feature allows the operator to manually enter the busy and ring cadences on non-country specific telephone networks. All tones can be set from 0 to 9999 milliseconds. Busy tones let the operator set the busy on and off times, ring tone allows the operator to set 2 on tone lengths and 2 off tone lengths. - Page 90 Press the Enter the required busy on time in milliseconds then press the key. 90 of 133...
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Page 91: Learn Cadence
Learn cadence This feature allows the 2060 interconnect to learn busy and ring cadences on non- country specific telephone networks by sampling on line signals. The 2060 allows the operator to enter telephone numbers to dial so that ring and busy signals can be sampled. - Page 92 The 2060 will now look for dial tone. Once dial tone is detected the 2060 will dial the telephone number entered and begin learning the busy tone. The learning phase takes 15 seconds then the cadence values are stored. If dial tone is not detected an error will be shown.
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Page 93: Ring Tone
Press the key. The 2060 will now look for dial tone. Once dial tone is detected the 2060 will dial the telephone number entered and begin learning the ring tone. The learning phase takes 15 seconds then the cadence values are stored. - Page 94 If dial tone is not detected an error will be shown. 94 of 133...
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Page 95: Scan Settings
Scan Settings Scan dwell Selects the length of time the 2060 dwells (waits) on a channel after scan has been stopped after a Selcall signal has been detected. The dwell time can be set from 1 to 10 seconds. Use the Scroll keys to select the scan dwell time required... -
Page 96: Scan Resume Time
Scan resume time This section sets the time period after which the 2060 will automatically resume scanning from the last operation i.e. key press or PTT. The scan resume time period can be set between 1 and 30 minutes or it can be disabled. -
Page 97: Scan On Start-Up
Scan on start-up This option sets whether or not the 2060 will resume scanning after a power down. Use the Scroll keys to select the scan on start-up (example “On”) When the setting required is selected press the 97 of 133... -
Page 98: Scan Mute
Scan mute This option sets whether or not the 2060 will be muted during scan. Use the Scroll keys to select the scan mute setting (example “On”) When the setting required is selected press the 98 of 133... -
Page 99: Scan Entries
Scan entries This option will add, remove and search channels in the scan table Adding channels to the scan table Use the Scroll keys to select the “Add Entry” option. The “Add Entry” option will only be displayed if unassigned channels are available: Press the The Add Entry screen will now be displayed, use the Scroll keys... -
Page 100: Searching And Editing Entries In The Scan Table
Searching and editing entries in the scan table Use the Scroll keys to select the “Search Entries” option: Press the The Search Entry screen will now be displayed, use the Scroll keys to scroll through the scan table entries: Press the key when the scan entry to be modified is reached The channel list will now be highlighted, use the Scroll keys to... -
Page 101: Removing Channels From The Scan Table
Removing channels from the scan table Use the Scroll keys to select the “Search Entries” option: Press the The Search Entry screen will now be displayed, use the Scroll keys to select the scan entry to be deleted from the scan table: Press and hold the key for 2 seconds. -
Page 102: Voice Messages
The “Welcome Message” is played to the phone user when the 2060 answers an incoming telephone call. No dial tone message The “No Dial Tone Message” is played on air to the HF network when the 2060 tries to go online but doesn’t see dial tone. Access denied message The “Access Denied”... - Page 103 To record a message (for example “Welcome Message”) Use the Scroll keys to select the “Welcome Message” option: Press the Use the Scroll keys to select the “Record Message” option: Press the Press the microphone PTT button to begin recording. The message can be up 60 seconds long.
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- Page 105 To play a message (for example “Welcome Message”) Use the Scroll keys to select the “Welcome Message” option: Press the Use the Scroll keys to select the “Play Message” option: Press the 105 of 133...
- Page 106 To restore a message (for example “Welcome Message”) Use the Scroll keys to select the “Welcome Message” option: Press the Use the Scroll keys to select the “Restore Message” option: Press the 106 of 133...
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Page 107: Access
Access Sets transceiver and phone access security levels Phone access Determines what type of phone calls can be made by a particular Selcall ID or group of Selcall IDs. The different phone access levels are as follows: Barred - this means that the selected Selcall IDs do not have any phone access available. - Page 108 Enter the starting Selcall ID. This can be either a 4 digit or 6 digit Press the key. Then enter the ending Selcall ID. For setting phone access levels for a single Selcall ID enter the same ID as the starting ID. Press the key.
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Page 109: Txcvr Access
Txcvr access Determines which Selcall IDs can be accessed by a telephone user. The different transceiver access levels are as follows: Barred - this means that the selected Selcall IDs cannot be called by a telephone operator. Selcalls Only - this means that the selected IDs can only be called using Selcall, no telephone number can be sent to that Selcalls and Telcalls - this means that the selected IDs can be called using... - Page 110 Press the key. Then enter the ending Selcall ID. For setting transceiver access levels for a single Selcall ID enter the same ID as the starting ID. Press the key. Then use the Scroll keys to select “Selcalls and Telcalls”. Press the key.
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Page 111: View Access
View access Allows the operator to view both transceiver and phone access levels assigned to different Selcall IDs. Press the key (example shown “Show ID 1234 access levels”):- The operator can use the Scroll keys to scroll to the Selcall ID required for viewing, or the operator can enter the Selcall ID directly by using the digit keys then pressing . -
Page 112: Ale Phone Access
ALE Phone Access Determines what type of phone calls can be made from ALE stations in the HF network. Only “Other” IDs can be modified, “Self” IDs will be shown but cannot be accessed. Available options for Phone Access are: Barred - this means that the selected ALE ID does not have any phone access available. - Page 113 Use the Scroll keys to scroll to the ALE ID required for viewing/modifying, then press Use the Scroll keys to select “Preset and Telcalls”. Press the key. The selected ID will now be programmed 113 of 133...
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Page 114: Secure Keys
Secure Keys Sets a unique secure call ID for Selcall IDs. This is used when a secure call is established. Program secure keys This allows the operator to setup secure call IDs for individual or groups of Selcall IDs. Press the key (example shown “Setting ID 1234 to have secure key 4568”):- Enter the starting Selcall ID. -
Page 115: Clearing Secure Call Keys
Press the key. Enter the 4 digit secure key for the Selcall ID / IDs. Press the key. The selected IDs will now be programmed Clearing secure call keys To clear secure call keys from a particular Selcall ID, just press the key at the “Program Secure Key”... -
Page 116: View Secure Keys
View secure keys This allows the operator to view secure call keys for different Selcall IDs. Press the key (example shown “Show ID 1234 secure call key”):- The operator can use the Scroll keys to scroll to the Selcall ID required for viewing, or the operator can enter the Selcall ID directly by using the digit keys then pressing . -
Page 117: Factory
Allows the operator to restore default system settings, clear system parameters, clear and view logging data status. Restore defaults This restores all user defined parameters of the 2060 to default values. Press the key (example shown “Restoring defaults”):- Use the Scroll keys to select “Confirm”. -
Page 118: Erase Access Levels
Erase access levels This will reset all transceiver and phone access levels. Press the key (example shown “Reset Access Levels”):- Use the Scroll keys to select “Confirm”. Press the key. All phone and transceiver access levels will now be reset. 118 of 133... -
Page 119: Erase Secure Call Keys
Erase secure call keys This clears all secure call keys from all Selcall IDs. Press the key (example shown “Erasing Secure Call keys”):- Use the Scroll keys to select “Confirm”. Press the key. The secure call keys will now be erased. 119 of 133... -
Page 120: Erase Channels
Erase channels This will clear all programmed channels and set channel 1 to a 10MHz default frequency. Press the key (example shown “Erasing Channels”):- Use the Scroll keys to select “Confirm”. Press the key. The channels will now be erased and channel will be defaulted to 10MHz. -
Page 121: Erase Preset Numbers
Erase preset numbers This clears all the preset telephone numbers. Press (example shown “Erasing preset numbers”):- Use the Scroll keys to select “Confirm”. Press the key. All preset telephone numbers will now be cleared. 121 of 133... -
Page 122: View Data Log
View data log This will display how full the call billing log is. Press the key:- 122 of 133... -
Page 123: Programming Functions
Programming using the Barrett cable P/N BCA90023/BCA204020 To program the 2060 using the RS-232 port of your PC or Laptop plug one of the cables mentioned above into the PC or laptop’s serial port. The other end should be plugged it the RS-232 socket of the 2060. -
Page 124: Programming A Channel From The Front Panel
Programming a channel from the front panel Note:- To program a channel from the front panel it is necessary to have this function enabled. To enter the programming mode first select the channel you want to program then press the key:- Transmit and receive frequencies Use the numeric keypad to enter the receive frequency (example:... -
Page 125: Operating Mode
Operating mode Use the Scroll keys to select the required operating mode, USB, LSB or AM then press the Selcall format Each channel can be programmed for one Selcall format; for a description of the formats available refer to the beginning of this manual. Use the Scroll keys to select the required Selcall format then press the This last key press displays the following screen indicating the... - Page 126 Note:- the default antenna socket is ANT 1, the Auxiliary antenna socket is ANT 2. Use the Scroll keys to select the required antenna socket 1 or 2 then press the 126 of 133...
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Page 127: Deleting A Channel From The Front Panel
Deleting a channel from the front panel To delete a channel from the 2060, program the transmit and receive frequency to 0.0 kHz. Then try to change channels, the 2060 will display the following confirmation screen. Use the Scroll keys to select “Yes”. -
Page 128: Installing The Barrett 2060 Interconnect
Installing the Barrett 2060 Interconnect Barrett Communications recommends that any installation should only be carried out by suitably qualified technicians. 128 of 133... - Page 129 For an installation where no operator will be required only the PSTN line needs to be connected. This is connected to the 2060 “LINE” socket. If an operator is needed then a phone handset needs to be connected to the 2060 “PHONE” socket.
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Page 130: Connectors
Connectors Note:- All connectors below viewed looking at the rear of the 2060 Power connector +13.8 VDC input +13.8 VDC -13.8 VDC/Ground 13.8VDC/Ground (9 pin female "D" connector on rear panel) RS232 connector Name Description of function Level Tx Data... -
Page 131: Bus Connector
BUS connector (9 pin male "D" connector on rear panel) Name Description of function Level RS485 Line 1 RS485 Bus Line RS485 Line 2 RS485 Bus Line 131 of 133... -
Page 132: Transceiver Connector
(25 pin female "D" connector on rear panel) Transceiver connector Name Description of function Level Ground Ground Tx Data RS-232 data output True RS-232 Rx Data RS-232 data input True RS-232 RS-232 Gnd RS-232 Ground ALC In Ext. ALC from Linear Amp 0-10V PTT Out PTT Output... -
Page 133: Auxiliary Connector
(25 pin female "D" connector on rear panel) Auxiliary connector Name Description of function Level Ground Ground Tx Data RS-232 data output True RS-232 Rx Data RS-232 data input True RS-232 RS-232 Gnd RS-232 Ground ALC In Ext. ALC from Linear Amp 0-10V PTT Out PTT Output...
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