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ZETRON Model 25 Product Manual

ZETRON Model 25 Product Manual (147 pages)

Programmable Encoder

Brand: ZETRON | Category: Media Converter | Size: 1.26 MB

Table of Contents

Limited Warranty
3
Regulatory Compliance
4
Table of Contents
5
Introduction 

9
- Overview
  9
- Front Panel Description
  9
  - Display
    10
  - Keypad
    11
  - Extended Keys
    11
  - Instant Call Buttons
    12
Specifications

13
- General
  13
- Electrical
  14
- Special Features
  15
Operation

17
- Overview
  17
- Power on
  17
- Using the Keypad
  18
  - The Keyboard Stack
    19
  - Clearing an Entry
    19
  - Sending a Call
    19
  - Sending Live Calls
    20
  - Generating Alerts
    20
  - Displaying the Time
    21
  - Accessing the Call Stack
    21
- Making Instant Calls
  21
  - Instant Call Key Numbering
    22
- Remote Control Operation
  24
  - Call Logging
    25
- Setting the Clock
  27
- Causes for Error Beeps
  28
- The Calling Sequence
  30
  - The Control Relays
    30
  - Channel Busy Monitoring
    30
  - Keying Method
    31
  - Calling Sequence Summary
    32
- Relay Timing Diagram
  36
Encoder Installation

37
- Overview
  37
- Installation Precautions
  37
- Installation Procedure
  39
  - Initial Conditions
    39
  - Procedure
    39
- Initial Testing
  39
  - Deviation
    40
  - Verification Mode
    40
  - Serial Port Control
    41
- Disassembly and Circuit Location
  41
- Jumper and Switch Settings
  45
  - Programming Enable/Disable Switch
    46
- Rear Panel Connections
  47
  - Transmitter and Console Control
    48
  - Channel Busy Monitor
    50
  - Audio Output/Muting
    51
  - Tone Monitor
    51
  - Auxiliary Panels
    52
  - Power
    52
- Computer Port
  53
- Panel Labels
  55
- Clock Option
  55
- Software Updates
  56
  - Changing Options/Upgrading Current Software
    56
Auxiliary Panel Installation

59
- Overview
  59
- Option Selection
  59
- Connecting to the Encoder
  59
- Connecting Power
  60
- Panel Labels
  61
Troubleshooting

63
- Power-On Self-Test
  63
- Continuous Self-Test
  65
- Instant Call Key Test
  67
- Encoder Fault Identification
  67
- Instant Call Fault Identification
  70
Programming Encoder from Front Panel

73
- Overview
  73
  - How Programming Is Organized
    73
  - The Question Loop
    74
- The Idle State
  74
- Entering a Programming Selection
  75
- Programming Section 1 - Clearing and Initializing
  75
- Programming Section 2 - Tone Format Selection
  77
- Question "Bo
  77
- Question "B" - Leading Digit Assignment
  77
- Question "F" - Format Assignment
  79
  - Two-Tone
    79
  - Motorola (2+2) Quick Call 1
    83
  - 5/6-Tone Sequential (Motorola)
    84
  - Dtmf
    86
  - 2805/1500 Hertz Rotary Dial
    87
  - Alert Tone Format
    89
  - Digitone
    91
  - Golay Sequential
    93
- Programming Section 3 - Custom Call Setup
  94
  - Single Tone Calls
    94
  - Programming a Custom Call
    95
- Programming Section 4 - Instant Call Button Setup
  97
- Programming Section 5 - General and Send Button Setup
  100
  - General Operation Branch
    100
  - SEND Button Branch
    102
- Programming Section 6 - Remote Control Setup
  104
Programming Encoder from Serial Port

107
- Overview
  107
- Connecting to the Serial Port
  107
- Model 25 Configuration Program
  109
  - The Program Disk
    109
  - Program Features
    110
  - Installing" and Running the Program
    110
  - Manually Setting the COM: Port and Baud Rate
    110
- Configuration Program Operation
  111
  - Serial Programming Command List
    112
  - Creating a Configuration Printout
    115
- Entering Programming from a Pc
  116
- Clearing and Initializing a Section
  117
- Paging Format Selection
  117
- Custom Call Setup
  119
- Instant Call Button Setup
  120
- General and Send Button Setup
  122
  - General Setup
    122
  - SEND Button Setup
    124
- Remote Control Setup
  125
Appendices

128
- Appendix A - Paging Format Specifications
  
  128
  - Motorola and GE Tone Group Frequencies
    128
  - Motorola and GE Code Plans
    129
  - General Encoding Plans
    130
  - Model 25 Plan Numbers for Two-Tone 1000-Call Code Plans
    130
  - Reach Encoding Plan
    131
  - Zetron Tone Groups for Reach Encoding
    131
  - Reach Code Plan
    132
  - Five/Six-Tone Frequencies and Timings
    132
  - DTMF Tone Pair Frequencies and Timings
    133
  - Quick Call One (2+2) Frequencies and Timings
    133
  - Digitone Format
    134
  - Golay Sequential Format
    134
- Appendix B - Upgrading from Older Firmware Revisions
  
  135
- Appendix C - Interfacing Model 25 to Cad Systems
  
  137

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