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ZETRON
Model 37-MAX Repeater Pal
Installation Manual
Part No. 025-9376A
Please check for change information at the end of this manual.
Copyright © 1996 by Zetron, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

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  • Page 1 ZETRON Model 37-MAX Repeater Pal Installation Manual Part No. 025-9376A Please check for change information at the end of this manual. Copyright © 1996 by Zetron, Inc. All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 2 This device may not cause harmful interference. b. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 2. Repair work on this device must be done by Zetron, Inc. or a Zetron authorized repair station. COPYRIGHT NOTICE The software in this product is copyrighted by and remains the property of Zetron, Inc.
  • Page 3 ToneLock is a trademark of Zetron, Inc. Touch-Tone is a registered trademark of American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Zetron is a registered trademark of Zetron, Inc. All other product names in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their...
  • Page 4 A double “bip” indicates the panel is ready for additional digits to be entered to complete a command. When exiting the program mode, a “ringing” sound will be sent to verify the exit. If a key is not pressed within 60 seconds, the Model 37-MAX will exit the program mode automatically.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1. INTRODUCTION ......................1-1 OVERVIEW ......................1-1 Complete CTCSS/DCS Coverage..............1-1 Features You Expect in a Zetron Panel............1-1 Programming and Control................1-2 Installation and Setup..................1-2 FEATURE SUMMARY.................... 1-3 USING THIS MANUAL ................... 1-3 2. SPECIFICATIONS ......................2-1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ................
  • Page 6 Table of Contents (Continued) 4. PROGRAMMING ......................4-1 OVERVIEW ......................4-1 PROGRAM MODE ACCESS................... 4-1 Manually Resetting the Access Code............. 4-1 ENTERING A PROGRAM COMMAND..............4-2 CLEARING PROGRAMMED SETTINGS .............. 4-2 EXITING THE PROGRAM MODE ................. 4-2 USER PROGRAMMING COMMANDS ..............4-3 Enable and Disable a User ................
  • Page 7 Connections to a Uniden ARU-251K Repeater ..........5-30 6. REPAIR ..........................6-1 IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY ..................6-1 Service Notes ....................6-1 MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL ASSEMBLY..........6-2 MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL (702-9808A) ..........6-3 Parts List ......................6-3 Schematic....................... 6-6 Silkscreen....................... 6-9 APPENDIX A. PROGRAMMING LOG...
  • Page 8 1. INTRODUCTION .......................1-1 OVERVIEW .......................1-1 Complete CTCSS/DCS Coverage............1-1 Features You Expect in a Zetron Panel...........1-1 Programming and Control...............1-2 Installation and Setup................1-2 FEATURE SUMMARY..................1-2 USING THIS MANUAL ..................1-3...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    Repeater Pal is in control. The 37-MAX recognizes when a subscriber unkeys with a reverse burst, or the DCS turn-off code, and silently mutes the repeat audio path to prevent bursts of “squelch tail” noise from being repeated on the channel.

  • Page 10: Programming And Control

    Programming and Control In order to make it easy to install and easy to maintain, the Model 37-MAX is designed to be programmed over the radio channel using any mobile or handheld capable of manual DTMF encoding. If you wish to, you can use a Zetron Model 8B Repeater Programmer/Timekeeper attached to a control station or mobile radio.

  • Page 11: Using This Manual

    Sections 3 and 5 before starting to work with the unit. Depending on your level of experience with Zetron’s other tone panels, you may want to review the Section 4 as well. This manual contains the following sections: 1.
  • Page 12 Section 1. Introduction 5. PROGRAMMING Provides background information on entering and exiting the program mode. It also provides in depth explanations of the programming commands and tables of tone frequencies and DPL codes showing their relationship to user numbers. 6. REPAIR Contains low level hardware information such as parts lists, schematics, and component layout silkscreens.
  • Page 13 2. SPECIFICATIONS .....................2-1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS .................2-1 RADIO INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS............2-1 ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS ..............2-1 PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS..............2-1 General ....................2-1 User Specific...................2-2 Installation Aids ..................2-2...

  • Page 14: Specifications

    2. SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Power 11 to 16 volts DC, 100 mA nominal Operating Temperature 0° to 60° Celsius Size 5.5 in W × 6.25 in D × 1.4 in H Weight 1.0 pound RADIO INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS Connections 12 volt DC, ground, RX Discriminator Audio, TX Mic Audio, TX PTT, RX Carrier Detect, CTCSS/DCS Encode FET pull to ground Carrier Detector...

  • Page 15: User Specific

    Section 2. Specifications Alternate TX Hold Time 0 to 9 seconds in 1-second steps Courtesy Tone Frequency 500 Hz, 1000 Hz, 1500 Hz selectable User Specific Number of Users 155 database entries. User numbers are from a cross-reference table based on CTCSS/DCS decode, 0 = Carrier repeat, 1 to 50 = CTCSS, 51 to 154 = DCS.
  • Page 16 3. OPERATION ......................3-1 OVERVIEW .......................3-1 USERS VERSUS CTCSS/DCS DECODE ............3-1 USER OPERATION ISSUES ................3-2 Disabled Users ..................3-2 Enabled Users ..................3-2 Carrier Only Repeat ................3-3 Reserved Users..................3-3 Tone Translation ..................3-4 NORMAL OPERATION..................3-4 Carrier is Detected ..................3-4 Valid Tone or Code is Detected..............3-4 Repeater Hold Time................3-5 Encode During Repeater Hold Time............3-5 Transmitting Morse Code Station ID............3-5...

  • Page 17: Operation

    USERS VERSUS CTCSS/DCS DECODE Since the Model 37-MAX is a multi-user repeater tone panel, it behaves as though it had a separate decode/encode module for each user group it supports. In reality, this is achieved using a single microprocessor controller and some very smart software to run it.

  • Page 18: User Operation Issues

    Disabled Users The default condition for all users is disabled. The 37-MAX will still be able to decode these tones and codes, but it will not react to them in any way. If a user has been previously enabled and programmed, the user can be disabled without altering any of that programming.

  • Page 19: Carrier Only Repeat

    (sometimes called "carrier controlled repeat", "carrier squelch", or an "open repeater"). When this mode of operation is enabled, the 37-MAX will allow any user to bring up the repeater, regardless of any encode. Users with CTCSS or DCS encode will be treated as the Carrier Repeat user if this mode is enabled.

  • Page 20: Tone Translation

    When an ENABLED user is placed in this mode, the panel will still key upon decoding that tone or code, but it will not pass audio. Instead, the 37-MAX will transmit a beep tone to indicate to anyone monitoring the channel that a reserved tone is in use. The panel will still encode the proper CTCSS tone or DCS code for this user.

  • Page 21: Repeater Hold Time

    (in whole minutes), with the default being 15 minutes. ID Mode = The 37-MAX can be set to not ID at all, to ID only when the timer has expired and there has been recent activity on the repeater, or to ID automatically whenever the timer expires regardless of whether there has been any recent activity or not.

  • Page 22: Reserved Mode Users

    Reserved Mode Users If the tone or code decoded by the 37-MAX during a transmission belongs to a user that has been placed in the Reserved mode, then the panel mutes the repeat audio path and transmits a covering beep tone to let anyone monitoring the channel know that a reserved user has been brought up.

  • Page 23: Dcs Polarity

    DCS codes are inverted, then they will all be inverted. The 37-MAX has two complementary sets of commands in its system programming that will independently configure the DCS decoding and encoding done by the panel to be either 'normal' or 'inverted'.
  • Page 24 The Setup command is supplied so that the 37-MAX can be enabled again after certain types of testing or so the Knock-down command can be canceled while...
  • Page 25 4. PROGRAMMING ......................4-1 OVERVIEW .......................4-1 PROGRAM MODE ACCESS................4-1 Manually Resetting the Access Code............4-1 ENTERING A PROGRAM COMMAND............4-2 CLEARING PROGRAMMED SETTINGS ............4-2 EXITING THE PROGRAM MODE ..............4-2 USER PROGRAMMING COMMANDS ............4-2 Enable and Disable a User ..............4-3 Tone Translation ..................4-3 Tone-In-Tail ....................4-3 TX-Hold Time Selection.................4-3 Reserved Mode ..................4-4 Courtesy Tone ..................4-4...

  • Page 26: Programming

    If the access code decoded by the 37-MAX is invalid, then the panel will ignore the attempt. Manually Resetting the Access Code There are a number of ways in which the Program Mode Access Code in use can be rendered useless;...

  • Page 27: Entering A Program Command

    “99#”. The 37-MAX will transmit a prompt that sounds like the ringing of an electronic telephone, and then return to its normal, idle state. If the Model 37-MAX receives no new commands for a period of 60 seconds, it will exit the program mode and return to the normal idle state on its own.

  • Page 28: Enable And Disable A User

    Enable and Disable a User In order to enable service to a particular tone or code in the Model 37-MAX, the user number associated with that tone or code must be enabled. The two commands shown here are used with the appropriate user number to start or suspend service.

  • Page 29: Reserved Mode

    Reserve Mode Enabled for User “uu” Courtesy Tone The Courtesy Tone is a beep prompt transmitted by the 37-MAX every time it detects that the mobile which was transmitting has unkeyed. This provides a positive indication to the listener that the transmitting mobile has finished their last transmission, as opposed to just pausing a moment.

  • Page 30: Tx-Hold Time Duration

    These commands are used to configure how and when the Morse code Station ID occurs, if this feature of the Model 37-MAX is being used (the default condition is ID with activity enabled). The panel can be set to only ID when the timer has expired and there has been some activity on the channel either during the timer period or since it timed out.

  • Page 31: Courtesy Tone Frequency

    Section 4. Programming To clear a call sign from memory, enter the command with no digits after it. 272# # 272# nn nn ... # Enter Station ID Call Sign (default is blank) Table 4. PROGRAMMING -1. Morse Code ID Cross-Reference Digits Code Digits...

  • Page 32: Dcs Encode Polarity

    This command allows the service technician to invert the polarity of the DCS decode in software. This may be necessary to make the received data stream from the mobiles using the system look correct for the decoder in the Model 37-MAX. 217#...

  • Page 33: Diagnostic Programming Commands

    Repeater Knockdown and Setup The Model 37-MAX can be disabled and then enabled again (without losing any of its programming) by using the Disable button on its front panel. These commands allow the technician to do the same thing remotely using DTMF commands.

  • Page 34: Repeat Audio Test

    When this command is entered, the 37-MAX will key the transmitter, open the repeat audio path, and then remain that way until the test is terminated. The technician will then transmit a signal of known level to the repeater and adjust the receive level and de-emphasis jumpers until a unity gain output is achieved on the transmitter.
  • Page 35 5. INSTALLATION ......................5-1 INSTALLATION WARNING................5-1 GENERAL......................5-1 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION..........5-1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ...............5-2 TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS................5-3 ALTERNATE TEST AND ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE......5-5 RADIO SPECIFIC APPLICATION NOTES .............5-7 Connection to a GE Master III Base/Repeater ........5-8 Connection to a GE Master II Base/Repeater .........5-9 Connection to a GE Custom MVP............5-10 Connection to a GE EXEC II Base ............5-11 Connection to a GE Master PRO ............5-12...

  • Page 36: Installation

    Connections to the transmitter, receiver, and power supply are grouped on a detachable connector on the rear of the unit for ease of installation. The Model 37-MAX includes installation test modes to aid in installation. Adjustments can be made from the rear of the Model 37-MAX, though the top cover will need to be removed during the initial installation to allow the technician to check and set the positions of various jumpers.

  • Page 37: Installation Procedure

    4. Transmitter Audio Output: Connect a shielded cable from J1/pin-5 ( ) of the TX AUD Model 37-MAX to the microphone input of the transmitter. Connect the shield braid to J1/pin-6 ( ) of the Model 37-MAX, and leave it unconnected on the radio end.

  • Page 38: Tests And Adjustments

    TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS These tests and adjustments will need to be done after the Model 37-MAX has been installed on the repeater and prior to programming the system and placing it in service. The tests need to be done in order to ensure reliable operation and optimum audio quality on the system.
  • Page 39 6. Encode Output Level: To set the encode level, enter the DTMF command "395#". The Model 37-MAX will key the transmitter and encode a 136.5 Hz CTCSS tone. Adjust the potentiometer R1 to set the encode level at 15% of full channel deviation (example: that is ±...

  • Page 40: Alternate Test And Adjustment Procedure

    Section 5. Installation ALTERNATE TEST AND ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE There is another way to set up the Model 37-MAX on a new radio system that does not require having a radio with a DTMF encoder. Cycling the Model 37-MAX through the various test modes is accomplished using the Disable button on the front of the unit.
  • Page 41 Model 37-MAX. Some duplex capable radios disable their receivers while transmitting. If this is the case, the radio will need to be modified before continuing. 10. This completes the Alternate Test Procedure. Cycle power on the Model 37-MAX to return it to normal operation.

  • Page 42: Radio Specific Application Notes

    This subsection contains applications notes with connection information specific to some of the more popular repeater stations used with Zetron tone panels. Most of these notes were written assuming that Zetron's Generic Radio Cable (part # 709-7179) was used to do the interface, however, the same information will still be very useful to any technician that is making up a cable on site.

  • Page 43: Connection To A Ge Master Iii Base/Repeater

    Set the CG Pot to 255 g. No CCT or DODT Timers (set to 0) h. Remote Control optional 3. Set the repeat and CTCSS modulation levels by adjusting the Zetron unit (See “Tests and Adjustments” earlier in this section.

  • Page 44: Connection To A Ge Master Ii Base/Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connection to a GE Master II Base/Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX GE Master II Base/Repeater Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Station supply +12 volts DC...

  • Page 45: Connection To A Ge Custom Mvp

    Section 5. Installation Connection to a GE Custom MVP For: Zetron Model 37-MAX GE Custom MVP Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Inside front panel, S701 (switch side) Ground...

  • Page 46: Connection To A Ge Exec Ii Base

    Section 5. Installation Connection to a GE EXEC II Base For: Zetron Model 37-MAX GE EXEC II Base Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC H20 (A+) Ground BLACK Chassis ground...

  • Page 47: Connection To A Ge Master Pro

    Section 5. Installation Connection to a GE Master PRO For: Zetron Model 37-MAX GE Master PRO Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC TB501 Pin-8 or Pin-9, +12.6 V Ground...

  • Page 48: Connection To An Ef Johnson Viking Universal Station

    PTT Output ORANGE J2-7, PTT Ground BROWN COR Input YELLOW J2-4, SQUELCH CTCSS/DCS Encode GREEN J2-6, TX_DATA EF Johnson Viking Universal Station Configuration 1. The radio requires the Third Party Interface Card in order to install the Model 37-MAX. 5-13...

  • Page 49: Connection To An Ef Johnson Cr1010

    Section 5. Installation Connection to an EF Johnson CR1010 For: Zetron Model 37-MAX EF Johnson CR1010 Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Logic Drawer, pin-15, +13.8 V Ground BLACK...

  • Page 50: Connection To An Ef Johnson Cr1010 (Alternate Hookup)

    The repeat audio quality may be improved by deleting (bypassing) either the high-pass filter in the Model 37-MAX or the exciter of the CR1010. To delete the high-pass filter in the Model 37-MAX, lift one end of R43, then add a wire jumper across C34, and another wire jumper across C35.

  • Page 51: Connection To An Ef Johnson Cr1000

    Section 5. Installation Connection to an EF Johnson CR1000 For: Zetron Model 37-MAX EF Johnson CR1000 Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Level Adjust Card, pin-21 Ground BLACK Level Adjust Card, pin-24...

  • Page 52: Connection To A Kenwood Tkr720 / Tkr820

    CN3-8 and CN6-9 (DET). This corrects a foil error found in older Kenwood units. Cut the trace between CN7-1 (tone) and R68. This isolates the tone board injection point when the Zetron device keys the transmitter. 2. On the Display Unit board, foil side: Remove R14, and add a jumper wire between CN8-4 (DE) and CN2-6 (DET).

  • Page 53: Connections To A Midland Basetech Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Midland Basetech Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Midland Basetech Repeater Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Pin-1, +12.6 V Ground BLACK Pin-8, Ground...

  • Page 54: Connections To A Motorola Gr300/Gr500 Repeater Station

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Motorola GR300/GR500 Repeater Station For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Motorola GR300/GR500 Repeater Station Using: 709-7394 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes RECEIVE RADIO +12 volts DC AUX pin 13, Switched A+ Ground...

  • Page 55: Connections To A Motorola R100 Repeater Station

    R-100 service manual for additional information concerning what capacitor values require changing. 5. Repeated audio from the Model 37-MAX will be heard in the local speaker of the R-100 if the 37-MAX's TX audio is connected to JAUX pin-5. This is because the audio at pin-5 goes to several points in the R-100 (Local Audio Amp, Exciter Board, and the Line Output) as well as the TX Command board.

  • Page 56: Connections To A Motorola Msf5000 Analog Base/Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Motorola MSF5000 Analog Base/Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Motorola MSF5000 Analog Base/Repeater Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC J800 Pin-1 & Pin-2, TB601 (A+) on Power...

  • Page 57: Connections To A Motorola Msf5000 Digital Base/Repeater

    2. Make all connections to the Station Control Module PCB. 3. Set the "AccDis" switch to the up position. CAUTION! The front panel control (on the MSF) will now set the carrier detect threshold for SQUELCH both the radio and the Zetron panel. 5-22...

  • Page 58: Connections To A Motorola Msr2000 Base/Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Motorola MSR2000 Base/Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Motorola MSR2000 Base/Repeater Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC E12 (A+) Ground BLACK Ground Lug Discriminator Input...

  • Page 59: Connections To A Motorola Micor Base/Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Motorola MICOR Base/Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Motorola MICOR Base/Repeater Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Power Supply A+ Ground BLACK Power Supply A-...

  • Page 60: Connections To A Standard Rpt10/Rpt21

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Standard RPT10/RPT21 For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Standard RPT10/RPT21 Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Multitone, pin 4, +13.8 V Ground BLACK Multitone, pin 5, Ground...

  • Page 61: Connections To A Standard Rpt30

    6, CTCSS Input Standard RPT30 Configuration 1. Set the squelch on the RPT30 for proper Carrier LED indication on the 37-MAX. 2. Set VR202 in the Transmit module for no repeater hold time. Use the Carrier switch on the front panel of the Transmit module to test the transmitter.

  • Page 62: Connections To A Tait T800 Series Base/Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Tait T800 series Base/Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Tait T800 series Base/Repeater Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC TB1-13, +13.8V Ground BLACK TB1-8, TX LINE (ground)

  • Page 63: Connections To A Tait T300 Series Base/Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Tait T300 series Base/Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Tait T300 series Base/Repeater Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Pin 8, +VE 12V Ground...

  • Page 64: Connections To A Uniden Aru-251 Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Uniden ARU-251 Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Uniden ARU-251 (This is NOT for the ARU-251K) Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Pin 4...

  • Page 65: Connections To A Uniden Aru-251K Repeater

    Section 5. Installation Connections to a Uniden ARU-251K Repeater For: Zetron Model 37-MAX Uniden ARU-251K Using: 709-7179 Generic Radio Cable 37-MAX End Wire Radio End Function pin# Color Connection/Notes +12 volts DC Pin 6 Ground BLACK Pin 8 Discriminator Input...
  • Page 66 6. REPAIR ........................6-1 IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY ................6-1 Service Notes ..................6-1 MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL ASSEMBLY...........6-2 MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL (702-9808A) ...........6-3 Parts List ....................6-3 Schematic....................6-6 Silkscreen....................6-9...

  • Page 67: Repair

    4. The Carrier LED must follow carrier activity on the channel. If it is always off, the Model 37- MAX will not detect CTCSS tones. If it is always on, the Model 37-MAX will usually time out. The Model 37-MAX is a microprocessor controlled device, which means that the operation can change depending on the software the microprocessor is running.

  • Page 68: Model 37-Max Repeater Pal Assembly

    Section 6. Repair MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL ASSEMBLY Reference: Part No. 901-9486 ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION REFERENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 025-9376 M37-MAX MANUAL 220-0199 632x1/4 BLK PAN PHILLIPS CASE 221-0108 440X1/4 PAN HD PHIL, SEM PCB TO BOTTOM 265-0001 TY-WRAP STD 265-0003...

  • Page 69: Model 37-Max Repeater Pal (702-9808A)

    Section 6. Repair MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL (702-9808A) Parts List LEGEND: # = NOT INSTALLED ^ = INSTALLED ON HIGHER ASSY + = OPTION (INSTALLED PER CUSTOMER ORDER) ITEM COMPONENT REFERENCE PART NO. DESCRIPTION PART REFERENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ R45# 101-0015 3.3 OHM 1/4W 5% CARBON FILM...
  • Page 70 Section 6. Repair MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL (702-9808A) Parts List (Continued) ITEM COMPONENT REFERENCE PART NO. DESCRIPTION PART REFERENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ R42# 107-0202 2K POT 1 TURN 107-0502 50K POT 1 TURN RP2,RP1 119-0021 R/2R 100K/200K 10 PIN SIP C6,C12,C13,C14,C15 150-0096 1000 PF 1KV +-10% CERAMIC DISC Y5P...
  • Page 71 Section 6. Repair MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL (702-9808A) Parts List (Continued) ITEM COMPONENT REFERENCE PART NO. DESCRIPTION PART REFERENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 403-0202 4 OF 401-0052 [2X2] 416-1576 FUSE AGC 1 A FAST-BLOW XJP1,2,3,4,6 (POS A) 402-3040 MINI JUMPER XJP5 (2EA) (POS A)

  • Page 72: Schematic

    Section 6. Repair MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL (702-9808A) Schematic...
  • Page 73 Section 6. Repair...
  • Page 74 Section 6. Repair...

  • Page 75: Silkscreen

    Section 6. Repair MODEL 37-MAX REPEATER PAL (702-9808A) Silkscreen...
  • Page 76 APPENDIX A. PROGRAMMING LOG ................A-1 OVERVIEW ......................A-1 SYSTEM PROGRAMMING ................A-2 USER PROGRAMMING..................A-3...
  • Page 77 AAPPENDIX A. PROGRAMMING LOG OVERVIEW This appendix is provided as an aid to proper record keeping for the Repeater Pal's programming. The pages in this appendix can be copied and used as log sheets to record the programming done when a system is initially set up, or at any time the programming is changed.

  • Page 78: Appendix A. Programming Log

    Appendix A. Programming Log SYSTEM PROGRAMMING NORMAL TX-HOLD TIME (0 to 9 seconds, 2 seconds) 210#, 2# [ ALTERNATE TX-HOLD TIME (0-to-9 seconds, 3 seconds) 211#, 3# [ RPEATER TIME-OUT TIMER (1 to 9 minutes, 3 minutes) 220#, 3# [ STATION ID DISABLED 230# [ STATION ID ONLY AFTER CHANNEL ACTIVITY...
  • Page 79 Appendix A. Programming Log USER PROGRAMMING USER # Tone/Code Carrier 67.0 Hz 69.4 Hz 71.9 Hz 74.4 Hz 77.0 Hz 79.7 Hz 82.5 Hz 85.4 Hz 88.5 Hz 91.5 Hz 94.8 Hz 97.4 Hz 100.0 Hz 103.5 Hz 107.2 Hz 110.9 Hz 114.8 Hz 118.8 Hz...
  • Page 80 Appendix A. Programming Log USER # Tone/Code 179.9 Hz 183.5 Hz 186.2 Hz 189.9 Hz 192.8 Hz 196.6 Hz 199.5 Hz 203.5 Hz 206.5 Hz 210.7 Hz 218.1 Hz 225.7 Hz 229.1 Hz 233.6 Hz 241.8 Hz 250.3 Hz 254.1 Hz A = User Enabled, B = Tone Translation, C = Encode during TX-Hold, D = No Encode During TX-Hold, E = Normal TX-Hold Time, F = Alternate TX-Hold Time, G = Reserve Mode, H = Courtesy Tone...
  • Page 81 Appendix A. Programming Log USER # Tone/Code A = User Enabled, B = Tone Translation, C = Encode during TX-Hold, D = No Encode During TX-Hold, E = Normal TX-Hold Time, F = Alternate TX-Hold Time, G = Reserve Mode, H = Courtesy Tone...
  • Page 82 Appendix A. Programming Log USER # Tone/Code A = User Enabled, B = Tone Translation, C = Encode during TX-Hold, D = No Encode During TX-Hold, E = Normal TX-Hold Time, F = Alternate TX-Hold Time, G = Reserve Mode, H = Courtesy Tone...
  • Page 83 Appendix A. Programming Log USER # Tone/Code A = User Enabled, B = Tone Translation, C = Encode during TX-Hold, D = No Encode During TX-Hold, E = Normal TX-Hold Time, F = Alternate TX-Hold Time, G = Reserve Mode, H = Courtesy Tone NOTES:...
  • Page 84 QUICK REFERENCE ....................Q-1 OVERVIEW .......................Q-1 PROGRAM MODE ACCESS................Q-1 ENTERING A PROGRAM COMMAND............Q-1 EXITING THE PROGRAM MODE ..............Q-1 USER PROGRAMMING COMMANDS ............Q-2 User Numbers versus CTCSS Tones ............Q-3 User Numbers versus DCS Codes ............Q-4 SYSTEM PROGRAMMING COMMANDS.............Q-5 DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMING COMMANDS ..........Q-6...

  • Page 85: Quick Reference

    Some commands will require additional numbers be entered. When it receives a command of this type, the 37-MAX will respond with two quick beeps to indicate that it is waiting for the additional data. In most cases, the data will be followed by a “#”.

  • Page 86: User Programming Commands

    Quick Reference USER PROGRAMMING COMMANDS 110# uu# Disable User Number “uu” (default) 111# uu# Enable User Number “uu” 122# uu# ee# Tone Translation (uu = user, ee = encode to use) (default, encode is the same as decode) 120# uu# Encode Disabled During TX-Hold for User “uu”...

  • Page 87: User Numbers Versus Ctcss Tones

    Quick Reference User Numbers versus CTCSS Tones Motorola Motorola Motorola User Tone User Tone User Tone Reed Reed Reed Code Code Code Carrier Repeat 114.8 179.9 67.0 118.8 183.5 69.4 123.0 186.2 71.9 127.3 189.9 74.4 131.8 192.8 77.0 136.5 196.6 79.7 141.3...

  • Page 88: User Numbers Versus Dcs Codes

    Quick Reference User Numbers versus DCS Codes Invert. Invert. Invert. Invert. User User User User Code Code Code Code...

  • Page 89: System Programming Commands

    Quick Reference SYSTEM PROGRAMMING COMMANDS 210# n# Sets Normal TX-Hold Timer (0 to 9 seconds, default = 2) 211# n# Sets Alternate TX-Hold Timer (0 to 9 seconds, default = 3) 220# n# Repeater Time-out Timer (1 to 9 minutes, default = 3) 230# Station ID Disabled 232#...

  • Page 90: Diagnostic Programming Commands

    Quick Reference DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMING COMMANDS 300# Repeater Knockdown 301# Repeater Setup 391# Reset all Programming to Factory Default Values 392# Transmit Audio Test 393# Transmit Audio Pre-Emphasis Test 394# Repeat Audio Test 395# CTCSS Encode Test 396# CTCSS Frequency Response Test 397# DCS Encode Test Exit Program Mode...

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