KP Electronic Systems KPBSR100D 10 WATT VHF RF MODEM User Manual

KP Electronic Systems Ltd 10 WATT VHF RF MODEM Users Manual

Users Manual

 ISRAEL Office:  Email: info@kpsystems.com  P.O. Box 42, Tefen Industrial Park, Tefen 24959 Tel: 972-4-987-3066 / Fax: 972-4-987-3692 USA Office: KP ELECTRONICS INC. Email: info@kpelectronics.com 109 Tudor Drive, North Wales, PA 19454 Tel: (215) 542-7460 / Fax: (215) 542-7461 Web Site: www.kpsystems.com P.N: Book 087  Rev: New     Approved: Moshe Z. 22/05/03    BSR100D™  Wireless VHF / UHF Radio Modem    User Manual
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 2  User Manual Table of Contents  1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION............................................................................................3 1.1  BSR100D FUNCTIONS 3 1.2  FRONT PANEL DISPLAY 3 1.3  REAR PANEL DISPLAY 4 2 RADIO MODULE DESCRIPTION.............................................................................5 3 MODEM MODULE DESCRIPTION..........................................................................6 3.1  DATA PORT INTERFACE 6 4 PREPARING FOR OPERATION................................................................................9 4.1  RF EXPOSURE STATEMENT 9 4.2  CONNECTING ASSEMBLY CABLES 9 4.3  CONNECTING PC/DTE TO MODEM MODULE 9 4.4  CONNECTING POWER SUPPLY 10 4.5  PERFORMING A SELF TEST 10 5 SETTING COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS...............................................12 5.1  BSR100D™ RADIO PROGRAMMING GUIDE USING GUP10™ 12 5.1.1 Operating Instructions 12 5.1.2 Connecting BSR100D to Gup10 12 5.1.3 Loading Parameter Values 13 5.1.4 Changing Parameter Values 13 5.1.5 Updating Parameter Value Changes 13
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 3  User Manual 5.1.6 Confirming Parameter Changes 13 5.1.7 Activating Self Test 15 5.1.8 On-Screen HELP 15 5.2  BSR100D MODEM PROGRAMMING GUIDE USING DATARADIO™ FIELD PROGRAMMING (DFP) SOFTWARE 15 5.2.1 Preparing Programming 16 5.2.2 COM Port Settings 16 5.2.3 COM Port Parameters 16 5.2.4 Primary and Secondary Port Settings Communications Modes18 5.2.5 Port Statistics 19 6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.............................................................................21
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 4  User Manual 1  General Description The BSR100D  is  a  data  radio modem  unit  designed  for high  performance,  long-range  SCADA  (Supervisory  Control  and  Data  Acquisition)  and  telemetry applications.      The  BSR100D  offers  the  advantage  of  distanced  communications using long-range VHF and UHF frequencies with data modem.    1.1  BSR100D Functions  BSR100D functions include the following:  Receives and transmits DRCMSK (Differential Raise Cosine Minimum Shift Keying) and DF (Direct Frequency) modulation  Performs receiving and transmitting frequency programming changes  RSSI output  Visual control  Channel monitor control  PTT control  On/Off indicator  Data speeds of 4800 to 19200 bps (9600bps maximum in half channels) using a standard RS-232 interface  Power output of 10 watt  Half duplex or simplex operations  Transmit control via Request-to-Send (RTS)  Online diagnostic monitoring  Offline local and remote diagnostics  1.2  Front Panel Display The front panel includes three large LED indicators for radio operations, three smaller  LED  indicators  for  modem  operations  and  a  15-pin  data  port  (see Figure 1: Front Panel Display and Table 1: Front Panel LED Indication for full explanation).    Figure 1: Front Panel Display
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 5  User Manual Table 1: Front Panel LED Indication Functionality  Indicates  LED  Description Push to talk (PTT)  Red/Off   Radio transmit/receive mode Channel Monitor (CM)  Green/Red  Monitors channel activity Radio Power  Green/Red  DC power  Receive (RX)  Yellow  Unit is receiving signal Transmit (TX)  Red  Unit is transmitting signal Modem Power (PWR)  Green  DC power is applied  1.3  Rear Panel Display  The back panel includes cable connection for Tx/Rx mode with an optional Rx plug, a 15-pin control connector and power outlet.   Figure 2: Rear Panel Display
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 6  User Manual 2  Radio Module Description  The BSR100D has a built in radio module that acts as a VHF/UHF transceiver and operates as a two-way base station in half duplex mode at remote central stations and repeaters.  The BSR100D™ has four sets of radio connectors in the rear of the unit: J1, J2, J3, J6 (see Figure 3: Radio Connectors J1, J2, J3 & J6 and Table 2: Radio Connector Description for full explanation).  Figure 3: Radio Connectors J1, J2, J3 & J6  Table 2: Radio Connector Description        The J6 is a D-type 15-pin panel connector that connects the following:  Table 3: J6 Pin Description Connector  Pin PTT1  1 GND  2, 5, 7, 11, 13, 15 RS232 IN  3 RS232 OUT  4 +VB  6 METER OUT  8 NC  9, 10 AUDIO IN  12 DATA OUT  14  Connector  Function J1  BNC connector for TX/RX antenna J2  Additional RX plug for antenna J3  12.5 VDC power supply J6  15-pin control connector
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 7  User Manual 3  Modem Module Description The BSR100D has a built-in wireless modem that provides a high-speed data link suitable  for  a  wide  variety  of  applications  with  system  security  for  diagnostics reporting.   3.1  Data Port Interface The  BSR100D  modem  component  is  equipped  with  a  J4  15-pin  data  port interface.  The J4 is used for connection between the radio modem and PC for set-up and data communications (see Figure 4: Data Port Interface).    Figure 4: Data Port Interface Set-up and data communications require two separate cables to be used.  Each cable is labeled SET-UP or PC DATA cable and is equipped with a male 15-pin  cable  connection  to  connect  directly  to  the  J4  interface,  and  a corresponding female 9-pin COM port connector to connect to the PC.  Figure : Data Port Connector Diagram  Following is a detailed pin description and data port cable description:  Table 4: J4 Pin Description
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 8  User Manual   Figure 6: Data Port Cable Description  Table 5: Interface Signal Description Name  Description B+ Power (input)  10 to 16 VDC (13.3V nominal maximum) 2.5A (Not Applicable) RX Data  Receive data from BSR100D to DTE TX Data  Transmit data from DTE to BSR100D CTS  Asserted when the BSR100D is ready to accept TX data RTS  Causes the BSR100D to transmit when asserted by the DTE DCD  Asserted by the BSR100D when a data signal is being received  Pin  Name  Pin  Name  Pin  Name 1  Ground  6  Ground  11  CS 0 2  Rx Data  7  Clear to Send (CTS)  12  CS 1 3  Tx Data  8  Request to Send (RTS)  13  CS 2 4  Test Audio  9  Data Carrier Detect (DCD)  14  Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) 5  B+ Power  10  B+ Power  15  DTR Programming
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 9  User Manual DTR  Data Terminal Ready. Asserted by the BSR100D Field Programming Software to select set-up mode (Don’t connect to this pin for user application) Test Audio  Output signal used during adjustment and testing RSSI  Output signal used during testing
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 10  User Manual 4  Preparing for Operation Before installing the BSR100D™, it is suggested that the following preparations are performed:  Connecting assembly cables  Connecting PC to Modem Module DTE  Connecting power supply   Performing a self test  4.1  RF exposure statement  Power listed is Conducted.  For mobile operation, the antenna used for this transmitter must not exceed 2 dBi and must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 80 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.  Installers and end-users must be provided with antenna installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance.  For Fixed Base operation, the antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not exceed 6 dBi and must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 1.25 m from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.  Installers and end-users must be provided with antenna installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance.   4.2  Connecting Assembly Cables To connect the assembly cables: 1. Connect one end of the 50 Ohm cable to J1, the Rx/Tx BNC connector. 2. Connect the other end of the 50 Ohm cable to the 50 Ohm load, according to its application wiring diagram  4.3  Connecting PC/DTE to Modem Module To connect the assembly cables: 1. Connect the cable labeled PC DATA to the 15-pin J4 DTE connector on the front panel of the BSR100D’s modem module (see Figure 7).  2. Connect the other end of the PC DATA cable to the 9-pin serial COM port at the rear of the computer.
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 11  User Manual Figure 7: PC/ Modem Module DTE Connection   4.4  Connecting Power Supply To connect the DC plug to the J3 DC Power Connector: 1. Connect one end of the cable to J3, the four-pin rear panel connector. 2. Connect the other end of the cable to a 12.5 VDC, 5A power source (power supply/battery)   4.5  Performing a Self Test  To perform a self test: 1. Switch on the 12.5 VDC power supply  2. Observe  the  Self-Test  LEDs  (see  Figure  :  Self-Test  LEDs  and  Table  : Self-Test LEDs for full description)    Figure : Self-Test LEDs   Table : Self-Test LEDs LED Indicator  Status LED PTT ON (red)  Tx mode OFF  Rx mode 2 Flashes  Overload (optional) 3 Flashes  Predriver/Driver 1 Flash  Time out timer 4 Flashes  PLL 4 Flashes   Synthesizer
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 12  User Manual LED Indicator  Status Power LED  Green  Normal Red  Dead Battery CM LED Green  Free Red  Channel Monitor Flashes red/-green  RF/IF Amplifiers   In addition to the signals in Table : Self-Test LEDs, there is an error-status word in the Gup10™ Utility Program (see following Section 5 Setting Communication Parameters)
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 13  User Manual 5  Setting Communication Parameters  5.1  BSR100D™ Radio Programming Guide Using GUP10™ Using KP’ s Gup10 Utility Program, the BSR100D™ parameter values listed below can be programmed or modified.   Transmit frequency (MHz)  Receiver frequency (MHz)  Tx time out (0-240 sec) Connecting RADIO SET-UP cable using KP’ s RS232 adaptor (RSINT001™) are configured between the BSR100D and a PC (see Figure 9: BSR100D/PC Connection Configuration).   Figure 9: BSR100D/PC Connection Configuration  5.1.1  Operating Instructions  Connecting  BSR100D  to  Gup10  (utility program)  Loading Parameter Values  Changing Parameter Values  Updating Parameter Value Changes  Confirming Parameter Value Changes   Activating Self Test  5.1.2  Connecting BSR100D to Gup10 Connect BSR100D™ to a PC using the RSINT001 adaptor and cables Click StartProgramsKP UtilitiesGUP10.  The GUP10 main screen displays the device type, version, status  device  diagnostics  and  parameters  (see  Figure  : Gup10 Main Screen)
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 14  User Manual  Figure : Gup10 Main Screen  5.1.3  Loading Parameter Values Parameter  values  must  be  loaded  after  connecting  the Gup10 utility software.  To Load Parameter Values 1. From the Gup10 main screen, click Prompt? (Alt P)  2. Click Read (Alt R). The name of the device type,  version,  and  suitable  parameters  are displayed  5.1.4  Changing Parameter Values Parameter  values  can  be  changed  as  required.    Type  the new parameter value in the designated parameter text box.   5.1.5  Updating Parameter Value Changes 1. Click  Send  (Alt  S).  The  Send  Warning dialog box displays “Are you sure?” 2. Choose one:  Click  Yes,  to  update parameter changes OR  Click  No,  to  return  to  the Gup10  main  screen  without updating changes  5.1.6  Confirming Parameter Changes Ensure that any parameter value changes made are updated.  To confirm parameter changes click Read (Alt R) from the
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 15  User Manual Gup10 main screen.  The Gup10 main screen displays the updated parameter values.
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 16  User Manual  5.1.7  Activating Self Test After parameter values are loaded, perform a self-test: 1. Disconnect BSR100D from the PC  2. Press the self-test button 3. Observe the self-test led  5.1.8  On-Screen HELP To  view  a  brief  explanation  of  any  BSR100D  parameter, click  the  required  parameter  text  box.  The  cursor  will appear in the designated text box, and the valid parameter range,  with  a  brief  explanation,  displays at the  bottom  of the screen.  5.2  BSR100D Modem Programming Guide Using DATARADIO™ Field Programming (DFP) Software  The DATARADIO field programming (DFP) software provides programming and diagnostics for the BSR100D Radio Modem.  The DFP software allows the user to  edit  and  program  user  programmable  settings, interactively tune modem, and monitor diagnostic data from the BSR100D (See Figure : DFP Software Startup Screen). Figure : DFP Software Startup Screen  This manual assumes the DFP software has been installed on the user’ s PC with at least one operational serial COM Port available.
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 17  User Manual 5.2.1  Preparing Programming To  commence  programming  of  the  BSR100D  modem module  parameters,  connect  the  MODEM SET-UP  cable (refer  to  Section  3.1  Data  Port  Interface)  to  the  J4 connector  on  the  front  panel  of  the  BSR100D.    The corresponding  9-pin  connection  on  the  SET-UP  cable  is connected to the PC serial COM port.  5.2.2  COM Port Settings BSR100D programming is done through the PC’ s primary COM  port.      Primary  and  secondary  COM  ports  are configured with the DFP software.   The programming cable is connected from the set-up port on the BSR100D to the PC’ s COM port configured as the primary  port.    The  Port  Setting  Screen  of  the  FPS  is accessed via the Utilities pull-down menu (see Figure  : DFP Software Port Setting Screens).   The  Port  Setting  Screens  are  used  to  configure  the  PC’s serial COM ports.  COM port assignments are displayed in the bottom status bar of the DFP software screen.   Figure : DFP Software Port Setting Screens  5.2.3  COM Port Parameters  COM Port Selects  COM  Port  number  (COM  1-4)  for  primary  and secondary COM ports (see Figure  : DFP Software Port Setting Screens) Baud Rate Selects  the  communication  speed  for  primary  and secondary COM ports
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 18  User Manual Data Bits Selects  the  number  of  data  bits  (4-8)  transmitted  or received for the primary and secondary COM ports
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 19  User Manual Parity Selects transmission or reception of any parity bits for the primary and secondary COM ports  Stop Bits Selects number of stop bits (1 or 2) transmitted or received for the primary and secondary COM ports  DTR Enable Used to assert DTR line of the RS232 port when the port is open for the primary and secondary COM ports  Swap COM Ports Selecting the Swap COM Ports button moves the secondary COM port setting to the primary COM port (and moves the primary  COM  port  to  the  secondary  settings).    Since  the BSR100D programming is done through the primary COM port,  this  is  useful  when  two  units  are  connected  to  the primary  and  secondary  COM  ports.    A  swap  COM  port allows the second unit to be programmed without switching programming cables.   5.2.4  Primary and Secondary Port Settings Communications Modes The mode drop down menu configures the communication mode for the primary and secondary PC Port (See Table : Communication Modes).  Table : Communication Modes Mode  Description Sync/ESC with no Handshake (HS)  Sends data using Sync/byte-stuffing protocol with out HS Buffered with no HS  Sends buffered data without HS (this mode required for DOX operation) Sync/Esc with RTS/CTS HS  Sends data using the Sync/Esc byte-stuffing protocol with RTS/CTS HS Buffered with RTS/CTS HS  Sends buffered data with RTS/CTS hardware HS Sync/Esc with flow control HS  Sends data using the Sync/Esc byte-stuffing protocol with flow control HS Buffered with flow control H/S  Sends buffered data with flow control hardware HS
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 20  User Manual  5.2.5  Port Statistics   Figure : Port Statistics Screen Port statistics show current parameters of the PC’ s primary and secondary COM ports.  RTS Shows the current state of the RTS line.  RTS is an output from the PC. DTR Shows the current state of the DTR line.  DTR is an output from the PC. CTS Shows the current state of the CTS line.  CTS is an input to the PC. Data Set Ready (DSR)  DSR shows the current state of the DSR line.  DSR is an input to the PC. DCD DCD shows the current state of the DCD line.  DCD is an input to the PC. Bytes Transmitted Bytes  Tx’ ed  shows  the  number  of  bytes  (characters) transmitted since the port was last open or cleared. Bytes Received Bytes  Rx’ed  shows  the  number  of  bytes  (characters) received since the port was last open or cleared. Framing Errors Framing  Errors  shows  the  number  of  farming  errors received since the port was last open or cleared.
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 21  User Manual Dribble Bytes Dribble  Bytes  shows  the  number  of  extra  (not  expected) bytes (characters) received since the port was last open or cleared.
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 22  User Manual 6  Technical Specifications  General      Band  BSR100D VHF  BSRU100D UHF Frequency Range  136-174 MHz  410-510 MHz Channel Bandwidth  12.5 KHz Programming   Fully PC programming FCC Type Acceptance   H78KPBSR100  H78KPBSRU100 ETSI  300.113 Operating Voltage  10-15 VDC Current Consumption  150mA STBY; 3A TX  160mA STBY; 3A TX Diagnostics   Overload trouble, driver fault, timeout, PLL lock, dead battery, power trouble, RSSI Frequency Stability  ± 2.5ppm @ -30 degrees Celsius  to 60 degrees Celsius  (23 degrees Fahrenheit – 141degrees Fahrenheit)  Receiver      Sensitivity  -117dBm @12 dB SINAD Selectivity   65 dB for 12.5 KHz Inter-modulation   75 dB Spurious and Image Rejection  75 dB      Transmitter  RF Output Power  1-10 Watts Spurious Emission   -80 dB     Modem      Data Rate  4800, 9600 Modulation  DRCMSK Bit Error Rate  Better than 1 x 10-5   @ 1.0µ V @ 4800 , 12.5 KHz Signal Level  EIA RS –232C Data Format  Asynchronous, serial, transparent Word Length  7 or 8 bit words, 1 or 2 stop bits Parity  Even, odd, or none Handshake  RTS-CTS RTS/CTS Delay  15 msec Diagnostics  Power, TX RX, internal temp
BSR100D™ Wireless Radio Modem  Page 23  User Manual     Physical Dimension     Size  169x150x44 mm ( 6.6”x5.9”x1.7) Weight  0.65 Kg (1.44 Lbs)

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