Codan 2310 2310 HF Radio System User Manual PDF File

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OPERATING THE TRANSCEIVER
USING DIGITAL voIcE
CAUTION: If RCSO-C is active in a data link and you
enable voice mode or press PTT, wait for up
to 25 sec before continuing with the digital
voice transmission. The receiving station
needs this time to regain digital voice
synchronisation.
NOTE: When transmitting clear or encrypted digital
voice, listen for the Tx ready beep after you
have released PTT before you hold PTT
again.
CAUTION: When transmitting with the AESZSé DV
Encryptor, you should hold PTT, wait 2 sec,
speak, wait 2 sec, then release PTT.
lfyou have the Advanced Digital or AESZSG DV encryptor option
installed, the transceiver will also go secure/clear when BlSEC is
pressed.
Figure 17: Channel screen showing secure/clear status
[or all encrypted digital voice
WhIle not recelvmg mngeI voIce
Secure (m Rx) Clear (In Rx)
Rx ‘ Rx ‘
CH 01 CH 01
TEK003 2k4 Clear Voice
dIgItal secure Index dIgIIal voIce
key pretrx forAES-ZSG data rate
secure key
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USING DlGITAL VOICE
Figure 18: Channel screen showing transmit/receive
status for all encrypted digital voice
Transmit (while secure) Receiving digital voice
(while secure)
Selecting the digital voice rate
The digital voice rate sets the speed with which digital voice
transmissions are sent. The digital voice rate is shown in status area
1 ofthe screen. Use the available digital voice rate in the first
instance, then if good IIF propagation conditions exist, a higher
rate may be selected. The rates from which you can select depend
on the options that you have installed.
NOTE: Receiving DV stations, which have both MELPe and
TWELP vocoders available by default,
automatically switch to the appropriate rate and
vocoder type when a signal is detected.
NOTE: Ifyou change the digital voice rate frequently, you
should consider assigning the Next Digital Voice
Rate macro from Unassigned to a hot key. For
detailed information on editing a macro, please see
the Reference Manual [Codan part number
15-041 SX-EN Issue 1).
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USING DlGITAL VOICE
To select a different digital voice rate:
:I
Do one of the following:
- From the main menu, select a (General), then fi
(Secure).
- Hold BlSEC.
Sole Rat:
‘E_H
Select Key Index
TEKZSt
Activate
In Press 4 or D to select the digital voice rate that you want to
use.
El Press \— (OK).
Related links:
Digital voice rate on page 60
Selecting digital voice mute
NOTE:
NOTE:
Digital voice mute is available when the Standard
Digital, the Advanced Digital or the AESZSfi DV
Encryptor is active, and scanning is switched offor
paused.
Ifyou want to suppress any noise burst on a
connected or built-in loudspeaker during an
operational event [for example, changing a channel
or mode) select the Muted unless digital voice
check box in Settings > Security > DIgital
Voice Options.
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USING DIGITAL VOICE
To select digital voice mute:
:I Switch off scanning.
2| Press 8‘SEC, then press 7‘VIS umil D is shown in the centre
of the smus bar on the channel screen.
DIgIIaI voice wimam
encryptmn (in TX) AII encrypted digIIaI voIce (m TX)
CH 01 CH 01
10,000
1 2M
Related links:
Digital voice mute on page 62
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USING GPS
Using GPS
Saving your current GPS position as a waypoint
To save your current GPS position as a waypoint:
J Do one ofthe following:
- Press QlGPS.
- From the main menu, select 5 (General), then 4
(GPS).
II Press ‘— (Save),
:1 Enter the name that you want to use for the waypoint.
: Press ‘— (Options), scroll to Save, then press ‘—
(Select) to save the waypoint.
Selecting a waypoint
To select 11 waypoint:
:1 Do one ofthe following:
- Press QlGPS.
- From the main menu, select a (General), then 4
(GPS).
2 Press > to move to the Distance and Bearing tab.
3 Press ‘— (Waypoint),
J Press 4 or p to select the Waypoint tab.
3 Press 7 to move to the waypoint that you want to set.
:1 Press ‘— (Options), scroll to Set, then press ‘—
(Select).
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USING (3 P5
Updating a waypoint from the Call History
You can update a waypoint using information from a Get Position
call or a received Send Position call in the Call History. If you do
not want to use the waypoint information immediately, you may
save it. Waypoints that are saved via the Distance and Bearing
tab are automatically added to the Waypoints tab at the same
location, and to the list of waypoints in User Data > Waypoints.
To update a waypoint from the Call History:
:1
Do one ofthe following:
- Press 9lGPS.
- From the tnain tnenu, select 5 (General), then of
(GPS).
Press > to move to the Distance and Bearing tab.
Press \— [WaypointL then press 4 or b to select the
Call History tab.
The information available is filtered on Get Position calls
that you have sent and Send Position and Emergency calls
that you have received.
up: Bill/Send Position11:08 AM
Close
Press A or v to scroll to the call containing the GPS
infonnation that you want to use for the waypoint.
Ifyou want to set the GPS information as the current
waypoint, press \— (Options), scroll to Set, then
press \__ (Select).
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USING GPS
II If you want to save the GPS infomIatiorI as (I waypoint:
- Press \— (Options), scroll to Save, then
press \__ (Select).
- Enter the name that you want to use for the waypoint.
NOTE: It‘required, you can change the GPS
information.
- Press _ (Options), scroll to Save, then
press ‘— (Select).
3 Press _, (Close).
Updating a waypoint from a contact
You can update a waypoint using information gathered from a Get
Position call for a contact.
To update a waypoint from a Contact:
J Do one ofthe following:
- Press SlGPS.
- From the main menu, select 5 (General), then 4
[GPS).
II Press > to move to the Distance and Bearing tab.
2 Press ‘— (Waypoint), then press 4 or b to select the
Contacts tab.
The information available is filtered on Get Position calls to
contacts that have been set up in User Data > Contacts.
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USING GPS
Contacts (2)
Bill/Gel Position
2 Press A or v to scroll to the contact whose GPS
information you want to use for the waypoint.
II Press \— (Optians), scroll to Call, then press ‘—
(Select).
prrompted, select a channel, then press OK.
The GPS information appears in an incoming call pop-up.
Bil
Gel Pos on
34°52‘485
l38”4l‘16‘ ‘E m
lhu 11:17AM
J Press OK.
The waypoint information is updated, and the source of the
GPS information is shown at the top of the screen.
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Usmc GPS
[5 r I
Distance and Bea rig
‘ Bill/Gel Position
DIslance u Wmninl
ms km / y'snaj s
Bezvlng )tas‘m't s w
30“ w
0 am 3
Waypom Close
2 Press _, (Close).
Adding a waypoint
You can create a waypoint by entering GPS infomation and
providing it with a meaningful name. The waypoint can be saved
for future use.
To add a waypoint:
Do one of the following:
- Press SlGPS.
- From the main menu, select ‘ (General), then at
(GPS).
Press p to move to the Distance and Bearing tab.
Press ‘— (Waypoint), then press 4 or b to select the
Waypolnts tab.
Waypolnls (I)
Base
Fmd Close
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USING (3 P5
2| Do one ofthe following:
- If there are no waypoints programmed in the
transceiver, press ‘__ (Add).
- If there are some existing waypoints programmed in
the transceiver, scroll to the waypoint after which
you want to add the new waypoint, press \—
[0ptions), scroll to Add, then press ‘—
(Select).
:| Enter the name that you want to use for the waypoint.
J Press v to move to the Position entry, then presi }.
Position“
NOTE: The format ofthe GPS information is set in
Settings > GPS > GPS Format Options.
:| Do one ofthe following:
- To use your current location, press ‘— (Options),
scroll to Use GPS, then press ‘— (Select).
- To enter a new location, press ‘ or v to scroll to
the value or use the numeric keys to enter the value
that you want to set, then press b to move to the next
field.
J Press ‘— [0ptions), scroll to Save, then press ‘—
[Select) to save the GPS information.
3 Press \— [0ptions), scroll to Save, then press \—
[Select) to save the waypoint.
: Press _, (Close).
The waypoint information is updated, and the source ofthe
GPS information is shown at the top of the screen.
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USING GFS
Waypom
Finding a waypoint
To find a waypoint:
3 Do one of the following:
- Press QlGPS.
- From the main menu, select fi (General), then at
[GPS).
2 Press p to move to the Distance and Bearing tab.
II Press \— (Waypoint).
3 Press 4 or > to select the tab in which you want to search.
J Press ‘— (Find).
3 Enter the letter or number on which you want to search.
Any entries or values that contain the character you have
entered are shown in a list, with the character highlighted.
II Enter more characters to refine your search.
2 Press A or v to scroll to the waypoint, then press ‘__
(OK) to select it.
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USING GPS
Viewing the details of a waypoint
To view the details ofzt waypoint:
2| Do one ofthe following:
- Press 9lGPS.
- From the main menu, select a (General), then at
[GPS).
3 Press ) to move to the Distance and Bearing tab.
J Press ‘— (Waypoint).
3 Press 4 or b to select the Call History, Contacts or
Waypoints tab.
:1 Press A or v to scroll to the waypoint that you want to
view,
The call details, call infomiation, or waypoint position is
shown respectively.
:| Press \— [Optionst scroll to Details, then press ‘__
(Select).
Viewing GPS information
To view GPS information:
Do one ofthe following:
- Press 9lGPS.
- From the main menu, select a (General), then at
[GPS).
Press ) to move to the tab that you want to view.
NOTE: The Sentry-II transceiver uses two Global
Navigation Satellite Systems [GNSS) to
calculate position information with improved
accuracy and reduced time for signal
acquisition,
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USING GPS
Table 5:
GPS information
Tab
Description
GPS Po tion
Latitude 3A” 52‘ SEA" 5
Longltude 133° 41‘ 15.5' E
Allilude I53 m
Speed 0 km/h
last FIX: <1 5
My Pos Ion
Lantude 34° 52' 50.5" s
Longitude 138° 41‘15." E
AllImde um
Save Close
Shows the latitude and longitude readings
from a GPS receiver, or from Settings >
GPS > My Position. Altitude and speed
readings are hidden by default. The
spinning circle shows that the GPS
receiver is active, and the Last Fix reading
shows the time lapse from the last receipt
ofvalid GPS information.
Distance and Bea 'ng
|' Base
Dlshnce u w.” m
mm km \ 34.23””
aearIng mmwsm
72, w .
2mm" \3 /’
Waypomt Clo
Shows the distance and bearing from your
location to a selected waypoint.
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USING G PS
Table 5:
GPS information (cont)
Tab
Description
S—Ignal Strength
i 32,1931142127 11
Close
Shows the signal strength from each
visible satellite. The number represents a
particular satellite, and its location is
shown on the Satellites Constellation
tab. Satellites with a blue signal strength
provide information for the GPS location.
A maximum of 11 satellites are displayed.
If there are more than 11 satellites being
tracked, then only the first 11 satellites in
decreasing order of their signal strength
are chosen and displayed.
Satellites Constellation
Shows a map of visible satellites. The
satellites that are coloured blue provide the
strongest signals and this information is
used to establish the position ofthe
receiver. The other satellites are visible,
but the signal is weaker and the
information is ignored.
A maximum of 11 satellites are displayed.
If there are more than 11 satellites being
tracked, then only the first 11 satellites in
decreasing order of their signal strength
are chosen and displayed.
3 Press .1 (Close).
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DATA OFTlONS
Data options
2.4 kbitls Data Modem
This internal data modem provides an extremely robust,
field-proven llF wavefonn that is interoperable with Codan’s
proprietary 3012 protocol and 3212 HP Data Modem [operating in
compatibility mode).
NOTE: When a data application is connected, an icon
appears in the status bar of the channel screen (6).
This modem can be used with ALE and Selcall call systems. Voice
links may be established first, then a data exchange may be
performed.
The modem is controlled by the connected computer using the
UUPlus’C/Codan ClIat© IlF data applications. Email is sent and
received via your chosen email client, for example Microsoft®
Office Outlook®. For information on using UUPlusQ/Codan
Chat©, please see the documentation provided with the product.
Typical 2.4 kbitls data station
A typical data station comprises of:
- a Sentry-ll transceiver with the 2.4 kbit/s Data Modem
- a suitable 12 V or 24 V DC power supply
- an antenna system
- a PC running UUPlus’C/Codan Chat© or suitable terminal
program
- appropriate connecting cables
NOTE: Software that operates on standard telephone
modems should operate over HF via the AT
commands.
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DATA OPTIONS
Figure 19: Sentry—H transceiver with 2.4 kbith Data
Modem option and computer
Ioww/sl/flflfl’
CAUTION: If VCOM is used over a USBrUSB connection
between the Sentry-ll transceiver with the internal
data modem interface and the computer running the
UUPlus/Codan Chat applications, the 2.4 kbitls
Modem Interface peripheral device must not be
selected on the RFU GP port.
CAUTION: The USBrUSB connection may be used with 2320
Handset in stations that are not exposed to excessive
local MP interference.
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DATA ornous
CAUTION: Data transmitted via a VCOM session over a
USB—USB connection may be affected by your
computer‘s power-saving activities. Either disable
the power-saving mode while data is being
transmitted, or verify that the data has been sent
correctly when the computer wakes from
power-saving mode.
NOTE: For information on setting up the data station, please
see the Reference Manual (Codan part number
15-04188-EN Issue 1),
Related links:
Using VCOM services on page l 17
Using the 2.4 kbitls data station
Making a data call
Data calls are made in the background when you send an email via
UUPlus®/Codan Chat© (or similar), or when transferring a file
between terminal sessions.
NOTE: For information on sending an email via
UUPlus®/Codan Chat©, please see the
documentation provided with the software.
To make a data call:
I Compose your email in UUPlus©/Codan Chat© (or
similar).
:I Do one of the following:
- Ifyou want to make the call using a specific channel,
switch off scanning on the transceiver‘s control
point, then scroll to the channel that you want to use
for the call.
- Ifyou want to make the call using an ALE/CALM
HF network, switch on scanning on the transceiver’s
control point.
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NOTE:
lfa channel is common to both IIF networks,
the type efllF network used for the call is
detennined by the scanning status when the
call is made.
:i In UUPlus©/Cedzm ChatC, press Send.
NOTE:
lfyou are already in an existing Seloztll er
ALE/CALM link, you will be asked to
confirm ifyou want to override the lock on
the system from the existing link.
Viewing the performance of the 2.4 kbitls Data Modem
You can set one of the status areas to show the link status and
throughput of the internal data modem.
To view the perfonnanee of the modem:
J Go to the channel screen.
I Use the information in Table 6 to determine the status of the
2.4 kbit/s Data Modem.
Table 6: Status of the 2.4 kbii/s Data Modern
Colour of LED
State
Descrlptlon
Green
Solid
The modem is connected either via USB to
Serial. or VCOM. and is communicating with the
transceiver.
CH 01
10,000
Mute I! Menu
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Table 6: Status of the 2.4 kbit/s Data Modem (cont)
Colour of LED State Description
Green Flashing The station is establishing a link, or in a link,
with another station. This station is the receiver
ofthe link.
Rx Hi 3‘ V " USB
10,000
Mute I‘ Menu
Red Flashing The station is establishing a link, or in a link,
with another station. This station is the initiator
ofthe link.
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Table 6: Status of the 2.4 kbil/s Data Modem (cont)
Colour of LED State Description
Red (bar) Variable Red bar is indicative ofthe data throughput rate
length for the link.
TX Hi 3‘ V " USB
1 0,000
O IIIIIIIIII
Grey Solid The modem is enabled in the finmvare, but a
computer is not connected and/or not
communicating with it.
Scanning
Check that VCOM is running as a background
task, the cable is connected properly, or the
correct COM port is assigned.
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DATA OPTIONS
CAUTION: Data transmitted via a VCOM session over (I
USBrUSB connection may be affected by
your computer’s power-saving activities.
Either disable the power-saving mode while
data is being transmitted, or verify that the
data has been sent correctly when the
computer wakes from power-saving mode.
MILISTANAG 26 Data
NOTE:
NOTE:
MIL/STANAG 26 Data is enabled when you have
the Standard Digital or Advanced Digital option
installed.
MIL/STANAG 26 Data is implemented by the
RMSO module.
MIL/STANAG 26 Data provides data communications. It may
also provide optional ABS-256 digital encryption. It must be used
in conjunction with the RCSO-C HF Email software. The RMSO
module is capable of high-speed data transfer at speeds of up to
9600 bit/s using STANAG 4539 waveforms and up to 19200 bit/s
when ISB option is enabled. This modem also supports
MIL-STD-lXS-l lOA/B (including Appendix C and Appendix F),
STANAG 4285, STANAG 4529, and STANAG 4415 waveforms.
NOTE:
NOTE:
CAUTION:
When a data application is connected, an icon
appears in the status bar of the channel screen (w).
The RMSO module can be upgraded from TPS
System Programmer or from a USB stick. See
Upgrading the transceiver via a USB stick on
page 113 for more information.
A permit from the Australian government is required
if you want to upgrade the RMSO module with an
export connolled version firmware package. which
enables ABS-256 Encryption and Low Rate DV
capabilities.
Related links:
Using encryptian on page 89
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DATA omens
Typical MILISTANAG 26 data station
A typical MIL/STANAG 2G data station comprises of:
- Sentry-II transceiver with Standard Digital or Advanced
Digital option
- an antenna system
- an appropriate 12 V or 24 V DC power supply
- a computer with RCSO-C IIF Email software
- appropriate connecting cables
Figure 20: Sentry—H transceiver with MlL/STANAG 26
Data via serial cable
Irv/awe, sl/flfl/I
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Figure 21: Sentry—H transceiver with MIL/STANAG ZG
Data via VCOM over USB cable
§
§
§
CAUTION: thn VCOM is used over the USB cable
(08-07435-001), the RFU GP Port MIL/STANAG
26 Data peripheral devices must not be selected on
the RFU GP ports
CAUTION: Data transmitted via a VCOM session over a
USEUSE connection may be affected by your
computer‘s power-saving activities, Either disable
the power-saving mode while data is being
transmitted, or verify that the data has been sent
correctly when the computer wakes from
power-saving mode.
Related links:
Using VCOM services on page 1 17
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Sending emai via RCSO-C
An email message is sent via your email client to the RCSO-C HF
Email software, which passes it to the RM50 module. The module
passes the message to the transceiver, which transmits it over the
air.
To send an email message:
J Launch the RCSO-C HF Email software, then click Go
Online.
The transceiver responds with a beep.
RCSQC
connected
fi
J Compose your email message in your email client software,
for example Microsoft Outlook, then send it to the recipient.
When ABS-256 is not enabled or activated and a signal is
transferred between the data modems across the link
established by the transceivers, the current transmit or
receive data rate is indicated on the right-hand side of the
Clear Data indicator.
While the message is being sent between the transceivers,
activity is reported on the screen of the control point.
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Figure 22: Transmit and receive screens during a
MIL/STANAG ZG data call
Transmit Receive
Ix Hi “ " USBW Rx Hi 9 V " USBW
CH 01 CH 01
10,000
Clear Voice Clear Voice
Mute I1 Menu Menu
NOTE: An AES-256 data encryption upgrade is
available for use with the MIL/STANAG 26
Data interface.
NOTE: If you go offline in RCSO-C, the modem may
disconnect for 15 sec, then reconnect.
Related links:
Using encryptian on page 89
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