Motorola MSF 5000 Instruction Manual page 256

Appendix
C
MUxXbus
Descriptions
MSF
5000
Instruction Manual
MUXbus Overview
which
can
be
routed to the local speaker, the wireline, and/or over
the
air
depending
on
how
the station is
programmed.
RW8
Reverse Wildcard
8
-
Redundant Station (A13/D3)
Indicates that
a
problem exists
with the redundant station system. When active,
the
SSCB
generates
eight alarm
tones
which
can be routed to the local speaker, the
wireline, and/or over
the
air depending on how the station is
programmed.
RW7 FWD
Reverse Wildcard
7
(A13/D2)
Indicates that
a
reverse
wildcard
7
is active. This bit
is set
by
a
low forward power
condition. When active, the
SSCB
generates seven alarm tones which
can be
routed to the local speaker,
the
wireline, and/or over
the
air depending on how
the station is
programmed.
RW6
REF
Reverse Wildcard
6
(A13/D1)
Indicates that
a
reverse
wildcard
6
is active.
This bit
is set
by
a
high
reflected
power condition. When active
the
SSCB
generates six alarm tones
which
can be
routed to
the local speaker, the
wireline, and/or over the
air depending on how
the
station
is
programmed.
RW5
TSTAT
Reverse Wildcard
5
(A13/D0)
Indicates that
a
reverse
wildcard
5
is active.
This bit
is set
as
an indication of
a
TSTAT
failure.
This
failure is prompted
by high
reflected power,
low forward
power, or receiver synthesizer being out of lock. When active,
the
SSCB
generates
five alarm
tones
which
can be routed
to
the
local speaker, the wireline,
and/or
over the air
depending
on
how
the station is
programmed.
FW4, FW3, FW2, and FW1
Forward Wildcard
4
thru
1
(A14/D3 thru A14/D0)
Indicates that
a
forward wildcard
is active. These bits are usually driven by
the
TTRC
module in response
to
Cca
TRC
command from
a console.
Used in
conjunction
with
a
wildcard
in the expansion tray,
these
bits can
be
used
to
activate
or signal equipment external to the station.
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