Codan 2310 2310 HF Radio System User Manual PDF File

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NAVIGATING mE MENU SIRUCTURE
FINDING A WORD on VALUE
NOTE: Ifyou select the icon by pressing OK, you
will enter that menu level. Ifyou do not want
to search at the lower level, press _'
(Close) to return to the higher level, then
press \— (Find) again.
:I 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.
—I
0 Auto Resume Mole
t‘ ALE LQA Iecay
r ALE Call Thresholl ,
Select CI :2
2| Enter more characters to refine your search.
Find: Settings
lDI
' NIght DIsplay Brightness
I NIghtlsplay Start
I NIghtlsplay Stop
I Aut .m Time
Sel.t Cl .
The icon that is shown with each item in the list indicates the
location of the information. For example, if [W appears next
to the item, then it is located in Channels. If there is
another item with > next to it, then it is located in HF
Networks.
3 Scroll to the entry or value that you want to select.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUBIURE
FINDING A wonu on VALuE
F eltlngs
Auto Um“ Tlme
Setect Close
:1 Press OK.
You are taken to the entry, or the name level of the user data
containing the character.
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NAVIGATING IHE MENU smucTuRE
SELECTING AN ICON
Selecting an icon
The top levels of the menu structure are represented by icons. In
order to enter the menu represented by the icon, you need to select
the icon.
Figure 31: Highlighted icon
Setup WIZard
hlghlighted icon
To select an icon:
3 Use 4, b, A and V to highlight the icon that you want to
select.
J Press OK or \__ (OK) to select the icon.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU srRucrURE
SELECTING A FUNCTION FROM THE MENU BAR
Selecting a function from the menu bar
The menu bar at the bottom of the screen provides varying
functions, depending on the context. You can select a function
directly, or activate a pop-up from the menu bar by pressing the
corresponding key (5.. or .1). A vertical line next to the text
indicates that there are a number of choices from which to choose.
Typically, you can add, edit, move, delete, save, duplicate, and
clear items specific to your current location in the user interface.
Figure 32: Functions on the menu bar
HF Networks (1/2)
\—
indicates that several
functions are available
To select a function from the menu bar:
:I Press \— or —L corresponding to the function that you
want to select.
If the function in the menu bar does not have a vertical line
next to it, the function is performed immediately.
Ifthe function in the menu bar has a vertical line next to it,
a pop-up is shown.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUCTURE
SELECTWG A Fuucnon FROM ms MENU BAR
2| [fa pop-up ofavzlilable functions is shown:
- Press A or v m scroll to the funcrion that you want
to select.
- Press _ (Select).
The function is pcrfomied.
J Ifyon want to close the pop-up and not perform (my ofthc
functions, press the opposite software key (iypieally
Close).
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NAVIGATING TNE MENu STRUBIURE
ENTERING TEXT IN A FlELD
Entering text in a field
You may need to enter text into a field within an entry. This may
be a name given to some user data, or it may be a specific value,
such as a frequency. When you first enter an editable text field,
either by selecting a menu or using the A and V navigation keys,
any existing text that you can edit is highlighted. You can use this
text, edit this text, or delete this text and enter new text.
Figure 33: Example of an editable text field
Add CD act
Calls

Add Call Close
To enter text in a field:
3 Navigate to a field in which you can edit text.
J Ifyou want to change the input language:
- Hold #.
- Press A or v to scroll to the input language thatyou
want to use, then press OK.
- Press \— (Save).
3 Do one of the following:
- To use this text, press V.
- To delete this text, start entering new text.
- To edit this text, press k to place the cursor at the
end ofthe text.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU smuctuRE
ENTERING raxr IN A FIELD
2| Press # repeatedly to select the character-entry mode that
you want to use.
The indicator for the character-entry mode is shown in the
centre ofthe menu bar.
NOTE: The character-entry mode indicators are
specific to each language selection.
NOTE: The input language may be different from the
language selected for the user interface.
Figure 34: Character-entry mode indicator
Save Close
characterrentry mode
lndicamr
Table 7: Character-entry mode
Character-entry mode Indicator (English)
All upper-ease letters and numbers [BC
All lower-case letters and numbers Bbc
Sentence-case letters and numbers MC
Numbers '25
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NAVIGATING TNE MENu sTRuerunE
ENTERING TEXT IN A FlELD
2| Do any ofthe following:
- Press 4 or k to move the cursor to the point at
which you want to enter text.
- Pres 4.. [on SCAN key) to delete text to the left of
the cursor.
- Hold 4.. to delete the whole entry.
- Press the key on the keypad that corresponds to the
letter that you want to enter.
For example, ifyou want to enter the letter E, press 3
twice.
After a briefpause, the cursor moves to the next
space, ready to enter another character.
NOTE: If you are in a letter-entry mode and
want to enter a number, hold the key
corresponding to the number that you
want to enter.
J Press v to move to the next entry.
Entering a special character
You can enter special characters in messages, names, contacts, and
in addresses of stations that you call.
The * key may be used to enter the global ALL address syntax
(@?@) or special ALE addressing characters easily.
To enter a special character in an address, message or contact:
3 Press 4 or k to move the cursor to the point where you
want to insert a special character.
J Press * to cycle through the available choices or hold *
to see the available special characters.
Depending on the context, you can select from:
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUCTURE
ENTERING TEXT w A FIELD
:1 Press A, V, 4 or D to highlight the character that you
want to use, then press \__ (Insert).
II Repeat as required.
Entering text with a USB keyboard
You can also enter text into the fields with an off-the-shelf USB
keyboard. A wireless USB keyboard can also be used by
connecting its USB dongle to the control point.
To enter text with a USB keyboard:
3 Connect the USB keyboard to the control point using a
standard USB A (female) to 2320 USB adaptor cable
[Codan part number 08-07436-001).
J Navigate to the field in which you can edit text.
I lfyou want to change the input language:
- Hold Ctrl then press Shift to open the Select Input
Language screen.
- Press A or v to scroll to the input language thatyou
want to use, then press Enter.
- Press \— (Save).
J By default, existing text in the field is highlighted when you
enter the field. Do one ofthe followings:
- To use this text, press V.
- To delete this text, start entering new text.
- To edit this text, press V to place the cursor at the
end ofthe text.
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NAVIGATING TNE MENu sTRuetunE
ENTERING TEXT IN A FlELD
2|
II
To edit the text, you can do any ofthe following:
- Press the arrow keys on the USB keyboard to move
the cursor to the point at which you want to enter
text.
- Press Delete or Backspace keys on the USB
keyboard to delete text you don't need.
- Hold Backspace key on the USB keyboard to
delete the whole entry.
- Press the key on the USB keyboard that corresponds
to the symbol that you want to enter.
Press v to move to the next entry if applicable.
Editing text with a USB keyboard
The user interface of the control point provides basic text editing
functions for the USB keyboard, including selecting, copying,
cutting and pasting text.
To edit the text in a field:
Press the arrow keys on your keyboard to place the cursor at
the beginning ofthe text you want to copy or cut.
Hold the Shift on the USB keyboard and then press the
arrow keys to select the text.
NOTE: To select all the text in the field, Hold Girl
and press A
Do one ofthe following:
- Ifyou want the copy the selected text, Hold Girl and
press C.
- Ifyou want to cut the select text, Hold Ctrl and press
X.
Press the arrow keys on your keyboard to place the cursor at
the place where you want to paste the text.
Hold Ctrl and press V to paste the text.
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NAVIGAYIMG ms MENU smucruRE
ENIERING win In A FIELD
Related links:
USB Keyboard support on page 4
Enterlng a special character wlth a USB keyboard
Normal USB keyboards have dedicated keys for the commonly
used special characters. The user interface of the control point
allows more special characters.
To enter a special character that’s not available on the USB
keyboard:
a Press All then press the ' key on your keyboard to see the
available special characters.
Depending on the context, you can select from:
2| Press the arrow keys on your keyboard to highlight the
character that you want to use, then press Enter key to
insert.
3 Repeat as required.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU srRucrunE
SELECTlNG A VALui FROM A LIST
Selecting a value from a list
When you select an entry that has a list ofvalues, either by
selecting an icon or using the A and V navigation keys, the field
is highlighted to show that it can be edited, and ‘0 indicators
appear on one or both sides ofthe field to show that multiple values
are available.
Figure 35: List of entries, with and without focus
General (6/i0)
em” mm mm Edlum 1* multiple values avallable
Auto Dim Time (mm)
entry Wlthout focus
10 v
Save m Close
To select a value from a list:
3 Navigate to an entry in which you can select a value.
J Press 4 or } to select the value that you want to use.
3 Press v to move to the next entry.
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NAVIGATING rHE MENU smucruRE
SELECTlNG/DESELECTING A CHECK BOX
Selecting/deselecting a check box
There are some entries in the menu structure that require you to
enable or disable a particular feature via a check box.
Figure 36: Entry with a check box
a Advanced View
Advanced View
Save F Close
To selector deselect a check box:
3 Highlight the entry.
J Press OK to toggle the check box as selected or deselected.
When the check box is selected, the item is enabled. When
the check box is clear, the item is disabled.
:1 Press \— [Save) to save the infomation.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUBIURE
MOVING A squR
Mow ng a slider
Some values in thc uscr intcrfacc ofthc control point are
rcprcscntcd by a slider.
Figure 37: A slider value
CH 01
slider
Clarifier
navigatlon key indicator
To move a slider:
J Prcss any ofthc navigation keys suggested in the navigation
kcy indicator to adjust the slider.
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUCTURE
CHANGlNG THE ORDER OF ITEMS m A LIST
Changing the order of items in a list
In seine al‘clls ofthe user interface ofthe control point, you (If!) able
to change the order in which items appear in a list, which impacts
how the item is viewed, or when each item may be used.
To change the order ofitems in a list:
3 Highlight the item that you wzmt to move.
J Press ‘— [OptionsL scroll to Move, then press \—
(Select),
3 Press A or V to move the item to the new pesition in the
list, then pres ‘— (Place).
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NAVIGATING THE MENU STRUBIURE
SAVING YOUR CHANGES
Saving your changes
When information in an item has been changed, either by editing
existing text or selecting a different value from a list, an asterisk is
added to the title of the screen.
Figure 38: Screen that has changes to be saved
asterisk indicates
that changes
have been made
Edit Message‘ (5/90)
Messa e 2
Hellol
OptIonsI Close
To save changes:
Do one of the following:
- Press \— (Save).
- Press ‘— (Optians), scroll to Save, then
press ‘— (Select).
Ifyou do not want to save the changes, do one ofthe
following:
- Press _, (Close), then press ‘— (Yes) to
discard the changes.
- Press PTT to exit to the channel/scanning screen
without saving changes.
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Structure of
information
This secfion contains the following topics:
Slructure ofuxer information on page 156
- Slrucmre of con/ac! and call informalian on page 158
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STRUCTURE DF INFORMATION
STkucTURE or USER lNFORMATION
Structure of user information
Information in the Sentry-II transceiver is stored like blocks in a
building. Basic blocks are populated with information first, then
these blocks, along with different blocks, are assembled into larger
blocks. Ultimately, one ofthe top-level blocks is used to make a
call.
The most basic block is a frequency. A frequency is combined with
a mode, say USB or LSB, and a name to become a channel.
Channels may be grouped into scan tables. Scan tables may be
allocated to IIF networks. An IIF network defines the call system
by which a call is made and the self address of the transceiver.
Funher blocks may be assembled for the convenience of the user.
A contact stores information on the typical calls that can be made
to a person or organisation. Each call is defined by the HF network
and the call type.
How these blocks are assembled is up to the system administrator.
There is, of course, finer detail that needs to be included, however,
the basic structure of information in the transceiver is shown in
Figure 39.
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smucmRE OF INFORMATION
STRucTURE DF USER INFORMATION
Figure 39: Basic structure of information in the Sentry-H
transceiver
HF neIworks
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STRUCTURE OF INFORMATION
STRUCTURE DF coNTACT AND CALL INFDRMATION
Structure of contact and call
information
A contact holds information on calls that you make to a particular
person or organisation. You may have several methods of calling
the same contact. Each method that you use is bundled into a call
for that contact. The basic building blocks that you require to define
a call to a contact is the HF network that will be used, the type of
call that you want to make, and the address or telephone number at
which the person or organisation will answer the call. The basic
structure of call information in a contact is shown in Figure 40,
Figure 40: Structure of call information for a contact in [he
Sentry-H transceiver
Calls
Avallable HF networks
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Installing the
transceiver
This section contains the following topics:
Overview of mobile Slalions on page 160
- Overview affixed staliuns on page 166
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INSTALLING THE TRANSCEIVER
OVERVIEW OF MOBILE STATIONS
Overview of mobile stations
A mobile station typically consists ofan RF Unit, a handset, a 12 V
or 24 V DC power supply or battery, an antenna, control and
accessory devices, ancillary equipment, and appropriate
connecting cables, The antenna is connected to the transceiver by
coaxial cable. An automatic tuning antenna also requires a control
cable connected to the transceiver.
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OVERVIEW or moms srmous
Figure 41: Typical mobile station
cm. 9m int-mu 3m mun-n
(antral 0370747870)“ 0870738370)“
Coaxial as 05337 Dxx us 97079 llxx
RFU Back View
Power supply pon J7
RF antenna port J1
UB-U7U7Q-xxx if DB'DNOTOQX
Antenna control port J2
0870738870)“ l; Wig??? purl J4
NOTE: A range ofaneillary equipment may be connected to
the Sentry-H transceiver using the GP port
connectors at the front of the RF Unit.
NOTE: For DV, data or other high duty cycle wave forms, it
is recommended to use the fan module (Codan part
number 15-10619) with the 2310 RF Unit.
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INSTALLING THE TRANSCEIVER
OVERVIEW OF MOBILE STATIONS
Cables in a mobile station
Table 8: Cables for a typical mobile Sentry-H station
Cable Symbol Part number
GPS antenna 78701253
Coaxial cable between RFU I 0870707970)“
and antenna
Control cable between RFU X 0870738870)“
and antenna
DC power supply cable 08707407700):
NOTE: Cables 0870738870)“ and 0870707970»: are
available in a number lengths.
Mounting a mobile Sentry-H station
Most components ot‘a mobile SentIyrII station are provided with
their own mounting cradles, For general guidance on suitable
locations for equipment and installing these stations see the
reference material on the enclosed CD.
Mounting the handset cradle
To mount the handset Cradle:
3 Mount the handset according to the fitting instructions
(Codan part number 157600447001) provided with the
handset cradle.
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OVERVIEW or moans snnous
Mounting the RFU
CAUTION: lfyou are transferring a fixed station to a mobile
station and you have attached rubber feet to the
bottom of the RFU, you must remove the rubber feet
before installing it into the mounting cradle.
To mount the RFU:
II
Secure the mounting cradle to the surface with at least four
screws, one in each comer ofthe cradle.
NOTE: Ensure there is sufficient space at the rear of
the cradle to clear the RFU heatsink.
If the key is locked to the base of the cradle, flip the key
away from the base until it can be rotated (see Figlre 41),
then rotate the key in a counter clockwise direction.
Place the RFU into the cradle and push it under the tabs at
the rear of the cradle, then hold the clamp against the front
of the RFU.
Rotate the key clockwise, then push the key toward the base
of the cradle to lock the RFU into position.
Connecting a mobile Sentry-H station
NOTE: A typical mobile station is shown in Figure 41.
To connect a mobile station:
Connect the plug ofthe handset cable to the URFU
llandset port, then secure the locking ring tightly into
position.
Connect the plug at the end ofthe T cable (Codan part
number 08-07079-0xx) to the socket at the end ofthtl’
cable lead from the RFU, then secure the locking ring
tightly into position.
Connect the plug at the opposite end ofthe T cable (Codan
pan number 08-07079-0xx) to the socket located at the
base
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