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CODAN
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RADIO COMMUN‘CATIONS
Sentry-HTM Transceiver
Operator Guide
No part ofthis manual may be reproduced, transcribed, translated
into any language or transmitted in any form whatsoever without
the prior written consent of Codan Limited.
© Copyright 2017 Codan Limited.
Codan part number 15-04187-EN Issue 1, June2017.
CODAN®, Sentry-Hm, Easimlk®, CALMQ, TPSTM and Codan
ConvoyTM are trademarks of Codan Limited. Other brand, product,
and company names mentioned in this document are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective holders.
The English version takes precedence over any translated versions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of contents
Section 1 Introduction
Overview of this guide ....................
The 2320 Handset ......................
USB Keyboard support . , . . . . . . .
Standards and icons ......................
Section 2 Using the wizard
Overview of the wizard ....................
Starting the wizard ......................
Selecting a language ...................
Setting the time and date .................
Adding a channel ............
Adding channels to a scan table . , .
Entering a self address ......... . , .
Adding a contact .....................
Adding a simple call .................
Adding a Message call ................
Adding a Phone call ..................
Completing the contact .
Selecting an antenna . . . .
Selecting a peripheral device ...............
Section 3 Operating the transceiver
Switching the transceiver on and off .............
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Switching on the transceiver ............... 26
Switching off the transceiver . . , . . . 26
The channel screen ..... . . 27
Selecting a channel ........... . t . 3]
Selecting a channel from a channel group .......... 32
Scanning channels ...................... 35
Switching scanning on or off ............... 36
Pausing scanning ..................... 36
Muting the transceiver . , 4 i . 38
Switching mute on or off . . 38
Selecting the mute type 4 . , . . . . . . . 38
Using the microphone .................... 39
Setting the basics ....................... 40
Setting the time and date ................. 40
Setting the brightness of the display ........... 4]
Calling ................. . . 42
Making a call to a contact ..... , . 43
Making a call from the Call History , , t , t . . 44
Making a call from the Emergency key ......... 46
Making a Selective call .................. 47
Making a Message call .................. 50
Receiving a call ...................... 54
Viewing missed calls . . i . 56
Using digital voice ........... , . 59
Overview of digital voice options , . , . . t . 59
Digital voice rate ................... 60
Digital voice mute .................. 62
Switching the digital voice feature on or off ....... 62
Selecting the digital voice rate .............. 65
Selecting digital voice mute . . . . . . 66
Using GPS ......... . , . , . . . 68
Saving your current GPS posrtion as a waypoint . t . . 68
Selecting a waypoint ................... 68
Updating a waypoim from the Call History ....... 69
Updating a waypoint from a contact ..... i . 70
Adding a waypoint . . . . . , i . 72
Finding a waypoint ......... t . 74
Viewing the details of a waypoint . . . 75
Viewing GPS information ttttt . . . t . 75
Data options ......................... 78
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Section 4
24 kbit/s Data Modem .................. 78
Typical 2,4 kbit/s data station . , . .78
Using the 24 kbit/s data station . , . . 80
MIL/STANAG 20 Data .84
Typical MIL/STANAG 26 data station ....... 85
Sending email via RCSO-C .............. 87
Using encryption ....................... 89
Switching the secure feature on or off .......... 89
Entering a PIN for a secure session . .94
Selecting a secure key . 95
Adding a secure key . . . , . . 96
Using frequency hopping ................... 99
Switching frequency hopping on or off .......... 99
Adding a custom hopping plan ........... 100
Selecting a hopping plan ................ 102
Using a PIN for a private communication session 102
Editing an existing custom hopping plan , 103
Making and receiving calls ...... . . . 104
Using a crosspatch ..................... 105
Overview of the 3031 Crosspatch ........... 105
Changing the operating mode of the crosspatch . r . , 107
Using Codan Convoy .................... 108
Overview of Codan Convoy . . 108
Using an external power amplifier .......... 109
Overview of the 3061 & 3062 power amplifiers r 109
Inspecting the status of the power amplifier ...... 109
Displaying the power amplifier status in
the status areas ................... 110
Viewing the power amplifier status in
the HPA status screen ................ 110
Viewing the fault state of the power amplifier ..... 1 10
Clearing the fault state of the power amplifier ..... 1 l 1
Checking the power amplifier’s control board
firmware version .................... 112
Upgrading the transceiver via a USB stick ......... 1 13
Using GPS Plotter ..................... 116
Overview of GPS Plotter ................ 1 16
Using VCOM services ................... 117
Cu ntacts
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TABLE or courENrs
Appendlx A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Adding a contact .......
Adding a simple call . , .
Adding a Message call ................. 122
Adding a Phone call .................. 124
Completing the contact ................. 125
Adding a contact from the Call Log, Call History,
or Last Heard Log ..................... 128
Navlgatlng the menu structure
The basic menu structure .................. 132
Navigating the menu structure
Overview of basic and advanced views .......... 136
Basic View ....................... l36
Advanced view ..................... 136
Switching between basic and advanced views ..... 137
Finding a word or value . , . 138
Selecting an icon ....... 141
Selecting a function from the menu bar .......... 142
Entering text in a field ................... 144
Entering a special character .............. 146
Entering text with a USB keyboard .......... 147
Selecting a value from a list ................ 150
Selectinydeselecting a check box ............. 151
Moving a slider ....................... 152
Changing the order of items in a list ............ 153
Saving your changes .................... 154
Structure of information
Stmcture of user information ................ 156
Smicture of contact and call information ......... 158
Installing the transceiver
Overview of mobile stations .
Cables in a mobile station . . . . .
Mounting a mobile SentIyJ-l station , .
Mounting the handset cradle . . . ,
Mounting the RFU . , . , .....
Connecting a mobile Sentry-H station ......... 163
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TABLE or comEurs
Appendix D
Appendix E
Appendix F
Index
Connecting the control cable to an automatic
tuning antenna .................... 164
Connecting the power supply , . .
Earthing the transceiver , . t , . t . 165
Earthing the antenna .................. 165
Overview of fixed stations 166
Cables in a fixed station . r .
Mounting a fixed Sentry- H station . r .
RFU and transceiver supply
Connecting a fixed Sentry- H station , . .
Connecting an automatic tuner to the RFU
and antenna (optional) ............... 169
Connecting the transceiver supply . 170
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Earthing the transceiver ........ . . . 170
Earthing the antenna .................. 170
Specifications
About this issue
Compliance
Overview .......................... 176
European Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU . . . . 177
Product marking and labelling ............. 177
Radiation safety (EU installations only)
Declaration of Conformity ......
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Protection of the radio spectrum . . . . . . 178
EMC and safety notices .................. 180
Radiation safety (non-EU installations) ........ 180
EMC .......................... 180
Electrical safety ..................... 1 81
Earth symbols 18]
FCC compliance . , , , 183
FCC Part 90 certification . . . r . . t . 183
FCC Part 15 compliance ................ 183
RCM approval ....................... 184
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LIST OF FIGURES
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List of figures
2320 Handset , .
USB keyboard connected to the 2320 Handset .
Steps in the wizard , ,
Wizard Startup screen .
Channel screen . . .
System lock and connected data application icons . . 29
Scanning screen . 30
Chain call ....... . 47
Incoming call pop»up , . . 55
Missed call pop-up for a smgle call. . 56
Missed call pop-up for multiple calls 1 . . 56
Example ofa missed call icon in the status bar of
the channel/scanning screen . . . . 57
Channel screen showing the digital voice rate . 6]
Digital voice mute indicator . . i . 62
Channel screen showing on/off status for digital
voice (without encryption) ..................... 63
Channel screen showing transmit/receive status for
digital voice (without encryption) ............... 63
Channel screen showing secure/clear status for all
encrypted digital voice ........................ 64
Channel screen showing transmit/receive status
for all encrypted digital voice .................. 65
Sentry-H transceiver with 2.4 kbit/s Data Modem
option and computer ......................... 79
Sentry-H transceiver with MlL/STANAG 20 Data
via serial cable .............................. 85
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LIST OF FIGURES
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Sentry»H transceiver with MIL/STANAG 26 Data
via VCOM over USB cable ..................... 86
Transmit and receive screens during a
MlL/STANAG 20 data call , . . .88
Crosspatch status ,,,,,,,,,,, i 106
Call Log, Call History, and Last Heard Log . . . , i 128
Typical menu screen ................. . 132
Menu structure (user level, basic v w) l 133
Navigation indicator showing navigation keys
that may be used ............................ 134
Basic view (no advanced view indicator) . . . . l 136
Advanced view . 4 . . l37
Find function i . 138
Highlighted icon . . . 141
Functions on the menu bar . . . . . 142
Example of an editable text field . . 144
Character-entry mode indicator . . . . 145
List of entries, with and without focus , . . . . ISO
Entry with a check box , . .151
A slider value . . . 152
Screen that has changes to be saved . . . 154
Basic structure of information in the
Sentry-H transceiver ......................... 157
Structure of call information for a contact in the
Sentry-H transceiver ......................... 158
Typical mobile station . . l .16]
Typical fixed station . . . l . 167
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LIST OF TABLES
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List of tables
Function keys of the USE keyboard ..... .
Missed call' icons that may be shown In the status bar
of the channel/scanning screen and free tune screen 57
Digital voice options , . i , . 59
Digital voice rates 1 , i . i , . 60
GPS information . . . 76
Status ofthe 2.4 kbil/s Data Modem . . . 81
Character-entry mode .................. . I45
Cables for atypical mobile Sentry-H station . 162
Cables for a typical fixed Sentry-H station I68
Specifications . . . . 171
Earthsymbol .182
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Introduction
Congramlations on choosing a Codan Scnuyrll transceiver m meet
your HF communieaiions needs. You can expect many years of
reliable high pcrfoimance, and ifevcr assismnce is required,
Codan’s worldrcla ziflerrsales support team is ready m help.
Please read this guide (horoughly and main ii for fumre reference,
Then: is an index at the end ohhis guide to assisx you in finding
informaiion.
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OVERVIEW OF THIS GUIDE
Overview of this guide
This guide provides instructions on how to connect up your
Sentry-II transceiver, and how to perform basic setup and operating
tasks. It assumes that you have limited knowledge ofIIF
communication and of using an [IF transceiver.
Extensive reference material is provided on the CD at the back of
this guide
NOTE: A range of options and accessories is available for
the Sentry-ll transceivers For more information
contact your Codan representative or refer to the
product catalogue that is applicable to your
transceiver.
This guide contains the following sections:
Introduction—provides an overview of the componenm of the
transceiver system
Using the wizardgdescrihes the steps in the wizard that are used
to set up the transceiver
Operating the uansceiver%escribes how to operate the
transceiver and how to make calls
Adding a contact4escrihes how to add a contact
Navigating the menu structure—describes how to navigate the
menu structure and perform basic selection and editing functions
Structure of informationAescrihes the building blocks of
information in the transceiver
Installing the transceiveridescribes how to mount and connect the
transceiver in mobile and fixed stations
Specifications—provides a list of specifications for the transceiver
Compliance—provides mandatory compliance infomiation
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INTRODUCTION
THE 2320 HANDSET
The 2320 Handset
The 2320 Handset is (I comm] point for the Sentry-II Transceiver.
The user interface provides 1m icon-based menu sxructurc for easy
semp and operation of the Transceiver.
Figure 1' 2320 Handset
Earpiece / Loudspeaker
lmemal GPS antenna
Pcwev key m Emergency key
Screen
Nawgahon and
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suflwave keys
Numenc keys
Mmpnane
Pregrammmg pofl
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THE 2320 HANDSET
The 2320 Handset is a hand-held device that has a microphone, a
PTT button, a screen, navigation keys, numeric keys, an internal
GPS receiver with an antenna, and a speaker that can switch
between earpiece and loudspeaker modes. The keypad enables you
to control and configure the transceiver system via the user
interface. The handset connects to the RFU via an integrated
interface cable.
NOTE: The 2320 Ilaudset is used to adjust the volume and
the mute state ofthe 11-250 accessory (handset or
speaker) if available.
The 2320 Handset is shipped from the factory with standard
functious pre-programmed to specific keys. The standard function
is written on the key in GREEN text. New user-defined functions
may be assigned to most of the keys.
Related links:
Navigating the menu structure on page 131
USB Keyboard support
A USB keyboard may be connected to the 2320 handset to control
the Sentry-H transceiver as well as type/edit text,
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THE 2320 HANDSET
Figure 2: USB keyboard connected to the 2320 Handset
All the keys available on the control point‘s keypad can be accessed
from the USB keyboard. The USB keyboard provides more
functions for text editing
Table 1: Function keys of the USB keyboard
Key Function
F1 \— Left Software key
F2 —' Right Software key
F3 CALL key
F4 SCAN key
F9 A Emergency key
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THE 2320 HANDSET
Table 1: Function keys of the USB keyboard (cont)
Key Function
F10 A Power key
Spnce When in editing mode, inserts a
space
When not in editing mode, acts as
the PTT button
Cti‘l + A Selects (Ill text in the focused field
Ctrl + C Copies the selected text
Ctrl + X Cuts the selected text
Ctrl + V Pastes the copied text
Shift + 4; Selects the character on the left side
of the cursor
Shift + 4» Selects the character on the right
side of the cursor
Cll‘l + Y Redo
Cll‘l + Z Undo
Enter Sends the message when applicable,
otherwise inserts a new line if
allowed
Cti'l + Enter Inseits a new line ifallowed
Ctrl + Shift Opens the Select Input Language
Screen when applicable
Alt + * Opens the special characters popup
when applicable
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THE 2320 HANDSET
NOTE: With a USB keyboard, you can inpui text in any
supported language execpi Chinese, provided the
corresponding language option is installed. You may
switch To different inpm language by pressing Ctrl +
Shift on the USB keyboard.
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STANDARDS AND ICONS
Standards and icons
This typeface.“
Italic
Bold
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NOTE:
CAUTION:
WARNING:
The following standards and icons are used:
Means“.
text requiring emphasis, or variable infomiation
a menu, submenu, tab, entry, a value in the user interface of
the control point, a key on a USB computer keyboard, or a
key that you press on the control point
the user interface ofthe control point must be at admin level
to perfomi the task
the user interface of the control point must be in advanced
view to perform the task
the text may be of interest to you
proceed with caution as your actions may lead to loss ofdata,
privacy or signal quality
your actions may cause harm to yourself or the equipment
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Using the wizard
This section contains the following topics:
- Overview oflhe wizard on page 10
- Slaning Ih: wizard on page 12
- Selecting a language on page 13
- Setting the time and date on page 13
- Adding a channel on page 14
- Entering a self address on page 16
- Adding a canine! on page 17
- Selecting an antenna on page 22
- Selecting a peripheral device on page 22
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USING THE WIZARD
OVERVIEW OF THE WIZARD
Overview of the wizard
The wizard is available ifthe transceiver:
- has not been programmed with a profile
- has a basic profile that has the same selt‘address for each of
the default IIF networks: Selcall (Ind CALM
- has one scan table
The wizard steps you through setting up information in the
transceiver so that it may be operated at a basic level
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USING THE WIZARD
OVERVIEW or THE WIZARD
Figure 3: Steps in the wizard
Start the wizard
Set the time and date
Set time zone, daylight savmg, local time, local
date, type of clock, time date farmat
Add a channel <— Add more channels
Set Tx/Rx frequencies, mode 3
Edit the scan table
Select channels
Enter a self address
Add a contact <— Add more contacts
Set name
Addacall 4— Add more calls
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Set typical call information
Select antenna type
Select a peripheral an GP port connector
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USING THE WIZARD
STARTING THE WIZARD
Starting the wizard
The wizard should start automatically when a new transceiver is
powered up for the first time.
Figure 4: Wizard Stariup screen
Start the lard
Press PW w x 1h
Wizard arany poInl
No
NOTE: Ifthe wizard screen doesn’t launch automatically,
follow the instructions below. If your transceiver has
been profiled using the TPS System Programmer,
the wizard may not be available.
NOTE: For information on specific entries in the wizard,
please see the Reference Manual (Codan part
number15-04188-EN Issue 1).
To use the wizard:
J Press PTT, then press .0 (Menu) to return to the top
level ofthe menu structure.
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STARTlNG THE WIZARD
Highlight the icon for the wizard (i), then press ‘—
(OK).
Ifthe icon is not visible, then the wizard is not available as
the transceiver has been programmed already with a
non-basic profile.
Press ‘— [Yes) to confimi that you want to start the
wizard.
If you want to bypass the wizard, press _, (No).
Selecting a language
NOTE: This step in the wizard is shown ifyou have multiple
languages available.
To select a language:
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Press A or v to scroll to the language that you want to use
on the control point, then press OK.
NOTE: The label above the \— key appears in the
selected language.
Press \— (Save) to save the information
Setting the time and date
To set the time and date:
:1
Press 1 or > to select the time zone that you want to use.
Press v to move to the Daylight Saving entry.
Press 1 or > to select the time that you want to use.
Press v to move to the Local Time entry.
Press ) to enter edit mode for the local time.
Press A or v to scroll to the value that you want to set, then
press ) to move to the next item.
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