Tait TB7100 Fitting Instruction
Multitone paging interface
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- Page 1 Multitone paging Interface Fitting Instruction MAF-02731-01-01 Issue 1 July 2008...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
MAS-02731-01-xx Multitone Paging Transmitter Service Manual All available Multitone Paging Interface/Transmitter documentation is TaitWorld Support web site. Consult your nearest Tait Dealer or Customer Service Organisation for more information Tuning and Configuration Once the Multitone Paging Interface is fitted, you will need to tune the base station before operating it. -
Page 3: Personal Safety
Take care when handling a TB7100 base station which has been operating recently. Under extreme operating conditions (+60°C [+140°F] ambient air temperature) or high duty cycles the external surfaces of the TB7100 base station can reach temperatures of up to +80°C (+176°F). -
Page 4: Tools And Equipment
The following test equipment is required: Test Equipment test PC ■ calibration and test unit (CTU) (TBA0STU) ■ TB7100 CTU adapter (TBB0STU-TBB, included in TBA0STU) ■ TMAA20-04 cable (RJ12 socket to RJ45 plug, included in TBB0P00) ■ T2000-A19 cable (included in TBB0P00, or TPA-SV-006) ■... -
Page 5: Parts Required
Install the TB7100 programming and calibration applications on the test PC. Programming and Calibration These applications are available from the TaitWorld support web site. Software Parts Required Before beginning the fitting procedure gather the following parts. IPN Description 219-03186-00 CBL assy 16Way IDC to 15Way D-... - Page 6 Use a PZ2 Pozidriv screwdriver to remove the four M6 screws, and remove the Multitone paging transmitter from the rack. Use a Torx T10 screwdriver to remove from the cover the 15 countersunk screws. Remove the tray cover Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...
- Page 7 400Ntype pnl skt BNC) from the rear panel. Place the cable aside. Fit the blanking panel (303-23055-00 CVR plt A4M955 N conn) to the inside of the chassis covering the new Rx hole in the rear panel. Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...
- Page 8 There is no heat transfer plate on the receiver module. Similar boards from the Tait mobile radio range cannot be used as replace- ments either. 1.5.4...
- Page 9 Press down firmly on the front of the SI board to engage the two spring clips Important Make sure that the thermal pad is fitted under and the plastic insulating washer is fitted on U406. Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...
- Page 10 Micro-MaTch connector facing up. Ensure the FSK ENCODER plate is sitting level and the text is on the outside. Torque Fasteners and Nyloc nuts to 50cm.N (4.5in-lbs). Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...
- Page 11 One corner clips under a hook in the chassis. The three screws are fitted and torqued to 50cm.N (4.5in-lbs). Figure 1.8 Fitting the bracket Torx T10 4.5lb·in Cables not shown. Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...
- Page 12 Ensure the shorting links W1.1 and W2.1 are fitted to the Multitone paging interface board as shown below. Figure 1.10 Setting the Paging Interface board links W1.1 DATA POLARITY INVERTED NON-INV W2.1 Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...
- Page 13 SI board J101 to the paging interface board PL101A as shown below. Fit the cable from the paging interface board PL100A to the transmitter module’s D-range as shown below. Figure 1.11 Fitting the cables Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...
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Page 14: Programming
Cables not shown. Using the cable ties (369-00010-14) fix down the cables. Programming Run the TB7100 programming application (PGM) version 1.14.00 or later. Select radio model as TB7100 Tx. Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008... -
Page 15: Set-Up Tx Channel Configuration
None None IOP_GPIO6 None PIN_14 No Action High None None None IOP_GPIO7 None PIN_15 No Action High None None None CH_GPIO1 None C_HEAD No Action High None None None Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008... -
Page 16: Program Key Settings
Adjust RV1 on the Multitone paging interface for 1.5VDC. Connect the function generator to to pin 3 of the FSK ENCODER 9-way D-range. Inject 5V p-p square wave at 256Hz on pin 3 and key Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008... -
Page 17: Set Fan Voltage
Check that F2-F4 LED's on the front panel turn on when the corresponding function button is pressed. Check CTU digital input and LCD. Use switches 1 and 2 only. Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008... -
Page 18: Final System Check
Check the RJ45 communications using the TB7100 programming application to interrogate the Tx. 1.14 Final System Check Set the default options on the Programmable I/O form in the Digital tab set as per the following table. Signal Mirrored Direction Label... -
Page 19: Final Reassembly
Use a Torx T10 torque-driver to fasten the tray cover with the 15 countersunk screws to 4.5lb·in (0.5N·m). Fit the fuse at the rear of the Multitone paging transmitter. Figure 1.15 Final reassembly Fuse Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008... - Page 20 For the address and telephone number of regional offices, refer to the TaitWorld website: Website: www.taitworld.com Technical Support For assistance with specific technical issues, contact Technical Support: E-mail: support@taitworld.com Website: www.taitworld.com/technical Multitone Paging Interface Fitting Instruction © Tait Electronics Limited July 2008...