Codan 2310 2310 HF Radio System User Manual PDF File

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OPERATING THE TRANSCEIVER
UPGRADING THE TRANSCEIVER VIA A USB STlCK
NOTE: You will be prompted to enter a self
address for each In“ network that has
empty selfaddress. For an HF network
that matches the name and call system
of an HF network already
programmed into the transceiver, you
will be able to keep the existing self
address.
Ifyou want to read the profile from the transceiver to
the USB stick, select Read Profile.
Ifyou want to upgrade the transceiver with a
firmware package on the USB stick, select
Upgrade Firmware.
If you want to upgrade the RMSO module with a
RM50 firmware package on the USB stick, select
Upgrade RMSO Firmware.
NOTE: The RMSO module is a hardware
board fitted in the Sentry-H radio that
enables Standard Digital and
Advanced Digital options. Please
refer to Overview of digital voice
options on page 59 and MlL/STANAG
ZG Dam on page 84 for further
information.
CAUTION: A permit from the Australian
government is required if you want to
upgrade the RMSO module with an
export controlled version firmware
package, which enables AES-256
Encryption (Ind Low Rate DV
capabilities.
If you want to program secure keys to a transceiver
that has an encryptor module enabled (and no
frequency hopping enabled), select Program
Secure Keys.
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OPERAIING THE TRANSCEIVER
UPGRADING THE TRANSCEIVER vm A USB sncx
CAUTION: lfyou have CBS and AES DV
encryptors present, the keys for these
must be programmed simultaneously.
- Ifyou want to program frequency hopping plans to a
transceiver that has frequency hopping capability
enabled [and no encryptor module enabled), select
Program Plans.
- Ifyou want to program secure keys and frequency
hopping plans to a transceiver that has both
encryptor module and frequency hopping capability
enabled, select Program Keys and Plans.
:1 Do one ofthe following:
- Press ‘ or v to scroll to the profile, RMSO
firmware package, hopping plans, or secure key file,
press ‘— (Options), scroll to Open, then
press ‘— (Select).
- Press A or v to scroll to the folder in which you
want to save the profile from the transceiver, then
press \__ (Save).
: Press \— (Yes) to confirm that you want to complete the
selected action.
3 Perform more tasks with the USB stick as required.
J Press ‘— (Eject) when you have finished working with
the USB stick.
3 Remove the USB stick from the control point.
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OPERATING THE TRAN
USING GPS PLOTTER
SCEIVER
Using GPS Plotter
Overview of GPS Plotter
Access to the GPS Plotter feature is available if you have the GPS
Call option enabled in your transceivers
The GPS Plotter feature allows a GPS position associated with
certain user interface contexts to be output to particular serial
port(s) in the system. When (I context is triggered [for example,
selecting 1m entry in the call log that contains a GPS position), the
position is output to all serial port[s) that are configured for the
GPS Plotter functions The output will continue at (I periodic rate
until the context cezises.
The contexts where GPS Plotter behaviour is triggered are
controlled by two settings, Output Local GPS and GPS Plotter
Contexts.
The GPS Plotter output is formatted in NMEA 0183 RMC fonnzIt.
NOTE: For details about the Output Local GPS and GPS
Plotter Contexts settings, please see the
Reference Manual [Codzm part number
15-04188-EN Issue 1).
NOTE: For infomIation on setting up (I GPS Plotter session,
please see the Reference Manual (Codan part
number 15-04188-EN Issue 1).
NOTE: If configured, the GPS Plotteroutput can be accessed
from all serial ports provided by the Sentry-II
transceiver, including RFU GP port, VCOM ports
and CICS over IP port.
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OPERAIING THE TRANSCEIVER
USING VCOM SERVICES
Using VCOM services
VCOM is used to provide virtual COM ports for the following
services:
- 2.4kbps Data Modem
- CICS
- MIL/STANAG 2G Data
- GPS Plotter (available in VCOM version 1.05 and later)
Each ofthese services may be only be used one at a time by a client
(i.e., they are operated on a “first-come, first-served“ basis), which
may cause contention if multiple users try to use the same service.
When attempting to use the 2.4kbps Data Modem or
MIL/STANAG 26 Data service via VCOM and you find that the
port is unresponsive:
II Ensure that GP port is not configured to use these services.
:I Ensure that any instances of VCOM that may be running on
any connected PCs are not configured to use these services.
CAUTION: On a PC, an application (e.g., RCSO-C) may noteven
be running and yet the corresponding VCOM
instance may be running in the background and
consuming that service. To check which VCOM
services are enabled on that PC, launch VCOM
Configuration from Start > All Programs >
Codan > VCOM, and disable any services that are
not needed.
:I Ensure that the service isn’t already being used by another
control point, as indicated by the presence of ( G ) for the
2.4kbps Data Modem, or ( a) for MIL/STANAG ZG data,
in the status bar. In this case you may need to wait until the
other modem session has completed.
When attempting to use the CICS or GPS Plotter service via
VCOM and you find that the port is unresponsive, ensure that any
instances ofVCOM that may be running on any connected PCs are
not configured to use that same service.
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OPERATING THE TRANSCEIVER
USING VCOM SERVICES
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Contacts
This seciion contains the following topics:
- Adding a canine! on page 120
- Adding a mutual/ram the Call Log. Call HimryV or Last
Heard Log on page 128
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CONTACTS
ADDING A CONTACT
Adding a contact
Contacts are used to pre-defme the typical calls that you want to
make to another person or organisation, and calls that are made to
an emergency contact when the A key is held for 2 sec.
To add a contact:
From the main menu, select .3 (User Data), then ’
(Contacts).
Select ‘ (Contacts) or ’ (Emergency Contacts), as
required.
Press \__ (Add).
Add CDnlaEl
Calls

dd Call Close
Enter the name that you want to use for the Contact, then
press u— (Add Call).
The HF Network entry is highlighted.
The HF network defines the call system and self address that
is used by your station when the call is made.
Add Call
Sekall b I
Call Type
[ Selertlve
Seltall Address v
Save Close
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Connors
ADDING A courAcr
a Press { or D to select the HF network that you want to use.
a Press 7 to move to the Call Type entry.
a Press 4 or r to select the call type that you want to use.
NOTE: The call type that you select affects
information that you can enter for the
remainder of this call.
u If you are adding:
- a Selective, Channel Test. Emergency, Get Position
or Send Position call, continue fromAddinga simple
call on page 12]
- a Message call, continue from Adding a Message
call on page 122
- a Phone call, continue from Adding a Phone call on
page 124
Adding a simple call
A simple call requires an address only at this stage of the definition
process.
To continue with adding a Selective. Channel Test, Emergency,
Get Position or Send Position call:
a Press v to move to the Address l Selcall Address l
ALE Address entry.
Add Call
Call Type
l lemve l
Call Description
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CONYACTS
ADDING A Conner
El
I:I
Enter the address of the station that you want to call.
Continue from Campleting the contusion page 125‘
Adding a Message call
To continue with adding a Message call:
In
Press v to move to the Address I Selcall Address |
ALE Address entry.
Add Call
Call Typ ‘
E‘ Message
Message
ve Close
Enter the address ofthe station that you want to call.
Press v to move to the Message entry, then press }.
NOTE: Ifyou want to be prompted to enter a message
at the time of the call, leave the value for the
Message entry as .
Optlonsl Close
Edll Message (0/64)
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CONTAcTs
ADDING A CONTACT
2| Ifyou want to enter a message:
- Hold # to select a different input language, if
required. lfyou are using a USB keyboard, press
Ctrl+Shifl to select a different input language.
- Stan typing the message.
NOTE: Press OK to start a new line, if
required.
- Press ‘— (Optians), scroll to Save, then
press ‘— (Select) to add the message to the call.
: Ifyou want to select a message from a list of stored
messages:
- Press \— (Optians), scroll to Stored, then
press ‘— (Select).
Messages (1/10)
—
Messagz 2
Message 3
Message 4
Message 5
Message 6
Details
- Press A or v to scroll to the message that you want
to use.
NOTE: If you want to view the message,
press ‘— (Details) to view the
message, then press ‘— (Close).
- Press OK to select the message.
- Edit the message, if required.
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Connors
ADDING A CONTACT
EdIt Message" (20/90)
Please call me back,
OptIonsl
- Press ‘— (Options), scroll to Save, then
press \— (Select).
El If you have a GPS receiver connected, or you: My Position
setting is programmed, and you want to insert your current
GPS position into the message:
- Press ‘__ (Options), scroll to Insert GPS, then
press ‘— (Select).
NOTE: This menu option is only available
providing there is space for twenty
(20) characters in the message.
NOTE: You can insert the GPS position in the
middle of the typed message
I: Continue from Completing the contact on page 125‘
Adding a Phone call
To continue with adding a Phone call:
:I Press v to move to the Phone Link entry.
NOTE: This entry is shown ifthere are two or more
phone links from which to choose.
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Connors
ADDING A CONTACT
Add Call
Call Type ‘
iphone
l3 hon e | m I
Hi!
Phone N umber '
Save --- Close
:1 Press 1 or V to select the phone link that you want to use, or
select  ifyou want to be prompted to select a
phone link at the time of making the call.
I Press v to move to the Phone Number entry.
:| Enter the phone numbert
J Continue from Completing the contact on page 125.
Completing the contact
To finish entering the information required for the contact:
:. Press v to move to the Call Description entry.
The call type is entered automatically as the call description.
Add Call
[ Selective A
Selcall Address
5555 I
W'
S e Close
J Enter a new description for this call, ifrequired.
3 Press \— (Save) to save the infon'nation.
J Press v to move to the Preferred Channel entry.
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Conner:
ADDING A comacr
NOTE: Selecting a preferred channel is optional. If
you communicate with the same contact and
call over a 24-hour period, setting a preferred
channel may limit effective HF propagation.
NOTE: Ifyou do not want to select a preferred
channel, leave the setting as None.
Add Call
5555
Call Description
Selenive
d Charm
NOTE: This entry is not available for Phone calls.
I: To select a channel:
- Press V to view the list of available channels.
Edll Channel (1/3)
- Press A or v to scroll to the channel that you want
to use, then press OK.
A 7 is shown next to the channel/mode.
- Press 4 or } to change the mode, ifrequired.
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Conner:
ADDING A CONTACT
NOTE: Ifyou are not able to select 1| different
mode, then only one mode is allowed
for this channel. If you want to use It
different mode, go to the relevant scan
table, duplicate the channel, then
select the new mode for this channel.
- Press \— (Save).
3 If you want to add another call, press ‘— (Options),
scroll to Add Call, press ‘__ (Seleet), then repeat the
steps for adding a call.
J Press _ (Options), scroll to Save, then press ‘—
(Select).
3 Press _¢ (Close).
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CONTACTS
ADDING A CONTACT FROM THE CALL LOG, CALL HISTORV. 0R LAST HEARD LOG
Adding a contact from the Call Log, Call
History, or Last Heard Log
You can save information from the Call Log, Call History, or Last
Heard Log to Contacts. This can either be a new call type for an
existing contact, or you can add a new contact to hold this call
infon'nation. The information is transferred automatically, so you
do not have to re-enter information.
NOTE: Within the Call History, you can also save a call to a
contact from one ofthe filtered lists: Incoming Calls,
Outgoing Calls, and Missed Calls.
NOTE: An existing contact must be unlocked at the level at
which you are making this addition.
Figure 24: Call Log, Call History, and Last Heard Log
Call Log Call History
1 Call History (3/46)
§ JWQb Portal
Cali Log 4321 75
.5 r5140m11222 9-30AM A
§IE765 .44 AM
9 $1234 9:43 AM '
Optionsi
Last Heard Log
Last Heard (1/52)
4325 3 M g
$43501 3:23 PM
CH 01
Optiunsl ‘m Close
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CONTACTS
ADDiNG A CONTACT FROM THE CALL LOG, CALL HiSTORV, 0R LAST HEARD LOG
To add a contact from the Call Log, Call History, or Last lIeard
Log:
3 Do one ofthe following:
Press CALL, then pres A or v to scroll to the
entry in the Call Log.
Hold CALL, press b to select fit (Call History),
then press A or v to scroll to the entry in the Call
History.
Hold CALL, press A + 2 to go to advanced view,
press ) to select ufi [Last Heard), then press A
or v to scroll to the entry in the Last Ileard Log.
3 Press \__ [0ptions), scroll to Save, then press \—
(Select).
: Do one ofthe following:
lfthere is a matching contact who you want to use,
press ‘— (Yes), then edit the call as required.
lfyou do not want to use the matching contact,
press —; (No), create a new contact, then edit the
call as required.
If there are several matching contacts, scroll to the
contact who you want to use, press ‘— (OK), then
edit the call as required.
lfthere is no matching contact, edit the call as
required.
:1 Press \— (Save) to save the infomation.
: If the contact does not exist, enter a name for the contact,
then press \— (Save).
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CDNTACTS
ADDING A CONTACT FROM THE CALL L05. CALL HIstv. 0R LAsr HEARD Loe
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Navigating the menu
structure
This section contains the following topics:
The buxic menu structure on page 132
Navigating the menu structure on page 134
Overview of basic and advanced views on page 136
Finding a word ar value on page 138
Selecting an icon on page 141
Selecting a fitnctian from the menu bar on page 142
Entering text in afield on page 144
Selecting a value from a list on page 150
Selecting/deselecting a check box on page 151
Moving a slider on page 152
Changing the order of items in a list on page 153
Saving your change;~ on page 154
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUBIURE
THE BASIC MENU srRucruRE
The basic menu structure
The menu structure comprises a main menu and a series of
suhmenus that are accessed via the main menu. Each menu and
suhmenu is represented by an icon. Seine icons provide direct
access to an input/view screen, while other icons provide a list of
entries for the menu.
NOTE: Your system administrator is able to hide icons (and
the associated menus) so that they do not appear at
user level, and therefore, cannot be accessed at user
level.
Figure 25: Typical menu screen
tltle bar
Setup lea rd
hlghlighlediconfl E m g
icnriarea r
A O 3
menu bar
\—-
ien riavrgaiiori rigrit
software indicator software
key key
When an icon is highlighted, the name ofthe icon is shown in the
title bar of the screen. For example, when the X icon is
highlighted, Setup Wizard is shown in the title bar.
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NAVIGATING mE MENU smucruRE
THE BASIC MENU smucruRE
Figure 26: Menu structure (user level, basic View)
)3 Semp Wizard
[:1 User Data Channels
Scan Tables
HF Networks
Contacts
Peripherals
Modes
erfl®$l
Waypeinis
Messages
q Semngs Control Palm
Configuration
Connecmrs
Scan
Calling
GPS
kWOWWEnQWI
9 Admin Legin/Logem
A AdvancedVIew
o iniannauen Device Iniermaiinn
[Q’s
Option Password
,lfififlwé’l“flflffifi
Version
lP Conneciivily
Licence
Terms
Comrcl Palms
C General Time and Daie
Secure
Frequency Hopping
Brightness
Seivresis
Find RFU
GPS
_ HPA Slalus
Snake Game
\c
93‘
The menu items may contain further submenus and lists ofemries.
Each entry either has specific values from which you may choose,
or you may enter the information required.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUCTURE
NAVlGATING ms MENU smucmRE
Navigating the menu structure
The menu structure comprises a main menu and a series of
submenus that are accessed via the main menu. Navigation keys
enable you to highlight an icon, then press OK to select that menu.
You can continue drilling down through the menu structure in this
way. At the lowest level ofthe menu structure there is either an
input/view screen, or a list ofentries.
Navigation is available when the navigation indicator is shown in
the menu bar at the bottom ofthe screen.
Figure 27: Navigation indicator showing navigation keys
that may be used
navlgation
indicator
(4 b AVkeys may be used)
To navigate the menu structure:
II To move down through the menu structure:
- Press {, b, A or V to highlight the icon that you
want to select.
The name ofthe icon appears in the title bar ofthe
screen.
NOTE: lfthe right-most icon is highlighted
when you press b, the highlight
wraps to the first icon in the next row
of icons.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUCTURE
NAVIGATING THE MENU smucruRE
NOTE: lftlie left-most icon is highlighted
when you press 4, the highlight
wraps to the last icon in the previous
row oficous.
- Press OK.
- Continue moving down through the menu structure
by highlighting the icon that you want, then
pressing OK.
:i To move through a list of entries at the lowest level ofthe
menu structure, press A or V.
II To go to the top level in the menu structure, do one ofthe
following:
- Press PTT to exit to the channel screen, then
press —I (Menu) to enter the top level ofthe menu
structure.
- Press _, to retum to the top level ofthe menu
structure, one level at a time.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUCTURE
OVERVIEW OF BASIC AND ADVANCED vIEws
Overview of basic and advanced views
There are two views ofinfonnation in the user interface oftlIe
control poiI basic and advanced. The contents ofbasic and
advanced views are pre-determined and cannot be changed.
Basic view
Basic view provides a condensed view ofthe user interface, and
typically the view at which the control point is operated. When you
power up the transceiver, the control point enters basic view. Basic
view is indicated by the absence of an advanced view indicator in
the menu bar.
Figure 28: Basic view (no advanced view indicator)
OK Close
Basic view provides access to items that are likely to be changed on
a regular basis, or the user may want to change to suit their
preferences for the day-to-day operation of tlIe transceiver. The
user can switch to advanced view to access items that they may
want to change occasionally. The user should switch back to basic
view to simplify the view ofinfomiation presented on the screen of
the control point.
Advanced view
Advanced view provides access to additional settings that may
need to be changed occasionally, but are not required in the
day-to-day operation of the transceiver. Generally, the control
point ofthe transceiver is in basic view so you must switch to
advanced view. Advanced view . ndicated by the presence of the
advanced view indicator in the menu bar.
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NAVIGATING IHE MENU smucrunE
OVERVIEW or BASIC AND ADVANCED quws
Figure 29: Advanced View
advanced View
Ind lcalor
Switching between basic and advanced views
The user can switch between basic and advanced views to either:
- simplify the user interface ofthe control point (basic view),
or
- access advanced settings that they are permitted to change
(advanced view)
To switch between views:
J Press .1 until the main menu screen is shown.
3 From the main menu, select A (Advanced View).
a Advanced VlEW
Save E Close
3 Press OK to toggle advanced view on or offas required.
J Press ‘— (Save).
NOTE: You can also use the A + 2 hot-key sequence to
toggle the user interface between basic and advanced
views.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUBIURE
FINDING A wonu on VALuE
Finding a word or value
The quickest way to find an entry or a value in the user interface of
the control point is to use the Find function, which is available via
the \_. key when the highlighted icon contains submenus or lists
of entries. The feature searches for the sequence of characters
(letters, numbers, or a combination of both) that you enter.
NOTE: The Find function only searches on words and
values that are visible to the user at the current view
and level of access.
Figure 30: Find function
Setllngs
To find a word or value:
J Highlight the icon that represents the highest level in which
you want to search, then press ‘— (Find).
Find: Selllngs
Enter setting name to
find settings
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