Motorola SABER I User Manual page 18

1.
Shut off
your computer system before connecting anything
to
it.
2.
Connect one end of
the
RS-232 cable to the IBM
PC
(the cable
is
marked
to show
you which
end
plugs
anto
the computer).
Connect
the
other end of the
cable into the RlB.
3.
Connect
the
RIB
power
supply to
the RIB and plug
the power
cord
lor the RIB into a power
outlet.
4.
Cbnnea the pogramming cable into the other
end o,
the RlB. (The
prograrnming
cable has
,our terminations h.rt only one will
lit
into the
RlB.)
On
the same end of the
programming
cable as the BIB termination
are
three other
terminations
-
a
round multi-pin connector,
a
male
BNC
type
RF
connecior and
a
female
BNC conneclor.
5.
Attach the male BNC BF connector to a power meter
lor
RF
power level
measurements, or
an
rl
rnonitor
lor deviation measurements. Note that il you use an extension coax
cable to
connect
the
BNC connector
to the
apprqpriate
test
equapmenl,
you will need to take
into
account
the
il
losses
in
that
extension cable when setting
rf power.
6.
Connect
the round mutti-pin connector to the
RTX-40058 connector. Use a
ponable
products
test set
(or
the RTX-4005A test
set
which has been equipped with the RPX-4665A
Field Mod
kit). Select the A position (which
is
the
SABER position) on the
test
set.
7.
Connect
lhe lemale
BNC connector
to an audio generator capable
ol generating
frequencies
from 10
Hz
to
10
kHz.
8.
Remove the
battery
from the radio (which
is turned otf) and
attach
the battery
eliminator
for
the
SABER radio, to the radio under
test.
Connect the battery eliminator to a 5A,
10V
power
supply. Set the power supply to 7.5 +F 0.1 VDC.
9.
Connect the programming cable
to the back connector
on
the
radio.
10.
Load the
SABER Radio Service
Sottware into the
computer.
11.
Turnthe
radio
on.
12.
Later,
if
you wish
to
align
the radio
you
must lirst
program
the
radio
to
the personality that
is
required
in
the
radio.
ll the radio has already been programmed,
then you
must
lirst
read the
personalityolthe radioorfromdisk
before you can align
it.
ln either case, a
radio
perconality
lile
must exist
an
the work space belore the system
will allow you to
access the
ALIGN menu from the
SERVICE screen.
ll you
had
read the
personality of
the
radio, then
you
must tum the radio ofl and then
back
on
prior
to aligning it. The system
will
not allow you to align the radio if the radio is in the
programming mode.
For
display models, the radio is
in
the programming mode il the
radio
LCD
clisplays
the message,
ERR
x
yz
(See Appendix -1 on Enor messages). Turning
the
radio ofl,
and
then back on, will take
the radio out of the programming mode.
lf the message
is
still
there, then see what type of
hardware problem has occurred according to the type
of
eror
rnessage as stated in Appendix-1.
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