Raytheon IIS ARTU Air-Ground Radio System User Manual installation manual part five

Raytheon Company Air-Ground Radio System installation manual part five

installation manual part five

EXHIBrrcC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMFCC ID: COO-ARTUMAGNASTAR7.1.2.7.1 Handset Alerter and RJ-ll Gain SettingsThe Handset Alerter gain setting sets the audio level for the handset ringer on C-2000 digital handsets. The handset speakerprovides the ringer output. The Handset Alerter gain can be adjusted between 0 to 31. The default value is 27. There is verylittle discernible audio level difference between 27 and 31.Select +for more-->Select the appropriatenumber to change the gainsettings.GainsHandset 27Alerter(+) ->1(-) ->731->3->9RJ-lSelect + to reach otherHandset Attribute screensMore --->..Go BAck >17.1.2.7.2 Auxiliary Call Alerter and Auxiliary Call Alerter CadeneeEach active port can be configured to activate any combination of the ten output switches of the Call Almer Switch (CAS)when the port is called. The CAS configuration is station dependent and must be programmed for each individual active port.When an aux.iliary call aImer is selected from the maintenance screen, it will activate the associated output oftbe CAS. Theoutput will stay active until another screen is selected. The current aux.iliary call alerter output values will be highlighted onthe maintenance screen. Note that if CAS 0 is configured as a service availability indicator or if CAS 9 is configured as a callin progress indicator, CAS 0 and CAS 9 (respectively) will not appear on either the Call Almer or Cadence menus shown inthis section.There are two different cadence patterns in which the CAS outputs can be configured. They are either one second "on"followed by three seconds of "off' to simulate a ring, or continuous "on". Each of the ten individual outputs can beconfigured for either one of the types of cadence. The cadence is a system function and need only be programmed from onehandset. The cadence handset maintenance screen will display the current setting values. A highlighted number correspondsto a simulated ring with a one second "on" followed by a three second "off'. The output will activate when selected(assuming the output is also selected in the auxiliary call alerter screen) and will stay active until another screen is selected.Auxiliary-CallAlerterCadenceSelect the appropriatenumber(s) of the AuxiliaryCall Alerter required. Select the appropriatenumber(s) to change theCadence of the CASoutput.AuxiliaryCallAlerter(s)>1 >2 >3>4 >5 >6>7 >8 >9J~.~, >o"{iPress the number again todeselect an output. >1>2 >3>4 >5 >6>7 >8~9>0Press * to view theCadence screen. -->Cadence >*More --->+Go Back >1 Press + to reach otherhandset attribute screens Go Back >1RevS7-19
FCC 10: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAREXHIBrrcC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEM7.1.2.7.3 Speaker Gain:The alJdjo level of the earpiece on a digital handset can be changed with the speaker gains screen. The range of val~ for thecoarse speaker gain is from 0 to 31. Values greater than 24 may cause the receive audio quality to degrade and becomedistorted. For this reason values above 24 are not recommended. Values in the range of 19 to 24 are normal for mostaircraft. The speaker gain can temporarily be adjusted using the volume control on the handset. However, to makepennanent changes, this screen must be ~ The fine speaker gain resolution is small enough that it usua.lly is notdiscernible and therefore it is suggested that this value not be changed. The default value for Coarse Speaker Gains is 24 and0 for Fine Speaker Gain.Press the appropriate number to changethe Speaker Gain as required.Press + to reach otherhandset attribute screens7.1.2.7.4 LED BUnk RatesA digital handset incorporates an LED which can be used to visually indicate an incoming call. It is possible to enable theLED to sjgnal in conjunction with the handset ringer. The LED displays two different blinkjng patterns to discern betweenan inplane call and an uplink call. The rate at which these patterns blink can be varied. To enable the LED to blink for aninplane call a minimum value of 5 must be entered. A value of 5 also represents the maximum blink rate for this sjgnal.Values greater than 5 will result in a slower blinking rate for the inplane call signaling. Values of 4 or less will disable theinplane call LED signaling. To enable the LED to blink for an uplink call a minimum value of 5 must be entered. A value of5 also represents the maximum blink rate for this sjgnal. Values greater than 5 will result in a slower blinkjng rate for theuplink call indicator. Values of 4 or less will disable the uplink call LED indicator.Press the appropriate number to increase ordecrease the values of the LED Blink Rates.Press + to proceed to the next HandsetAttribute screen.RevS7-20
EXHIBIT CC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMFCC ID: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAR7.1.2.7.5 Sidetone GainsAudio that is fed from the microphone to the earpiece speaker is called sidetooe. The value of the sidetone audio can beadjusted. The default value for voice sidetone is 13 and DTMF is 70. Values higher than these are not recommended. Theymay be found to be too loud and uncomfortable for the user.Press the appropriate number to increase ordecrease the voice or DTMP sidetone audio levelThe DTMF sidetone adjustment screen will not appearunless a MMTI is not connected to the ARTU.Press + to proceed to the next HandsetAttribute screen.7.1.1.7.6 Autodial DTMF Mo8itorThe autodial DTMF Monitor values are used for auto detection of DTMF tones on the handset RJ-II interface. The defaultvalues are 3 for scale and 80 for sense. These values should not be changedThe Autodial DTMF Monitor screen will not appearunless a MMTI is connected to the ARTU.Press + to proceed to the next Handset Attributescreen.1-21 RevB
FCC 10: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAREXHIBIT CC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEM7.1.2.7.7 MicrophoneTXGainIt is possible to adjust the microphone audio gain. Because the digital handset incorporates a noise canceling microphone,changing the microphone gain level can significantly degnide the sound quality and therefore it is not recommended that themicrophone gain level be adjusted. The microphone gain level does not have a standard default value and therefore isadjusted individually at the factory. Depending on the software version in the digital handset, the Microphone TX Gain mayconsist of one or two screens.~ophoneTX Gain The Microphone TX Gain screen will only appear ifa MMT is connected to the ARTU.Pine 000(+1) ->7(-1) ->7 This screen is one of two different possible microphoneTX gain adjustment screen progressions.(+5) ->3(-5) ->9Go Back >1~rophOneTX Ge.it' TX GainAdjustment These two screens are the second of twopossible Microphone TX Gain adjustmentscreen progressions.049 20.1PineThe value 203 is the factorydefaul t for the TX Gain AdjustmentEnter newvalueClear -->*Go Back >1More --->+Go Back >1RevS7-22
FCC 10: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAREXHIBffCC-2000 DIGITAL AI RBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEM7.1.2.8 Airall SereeasThe aircall screens are used to enter personal aircall numbers, retrieve stored aircall messages from memory, reviewprogrammed aircall and SA TCOM terminal ID's.7.1.1.8.1 Personal AireaU Number RegisterIt is possible for users to enter their personal GTE Airfone Aircall number in the C-2000 system As many as nine personalaircaJl numbers can be entered in the C-2000 system A personal aircall number will only be active on the handset on whichit is entered. Personal aircall numbers are different from station and aircall numbers in that they are temporary and will beerased from memory when power is removed from the system,... YourAirfoneCallingCard ThruSlot onRightSelect 8 toview aircall8creens.-->-PersonalRegister >1 Select Ifor apersonalaircallregister-->ViewMessagesSWipe aircallcard throughcard readerto enter. Ifkeypad entry,see aircallnuRber entryin the setupsection.Aircraft >2Station ->3Personal >4 KeypadEntryExit - ,>+,>tMore --->...Main --->f7.1.2.8.2 Viewing Stored AircaU NumbeR (Messages)If an aircall number is stored, then it is possible to review the stored aircaJI nwnber. The text "Messages" will appear on theServices screen when the handset is on-hook if an aircall number is stored. The following screen progressions show how toreview stored aircall numbers.Services PersonalRegister >1 Select 2,3 or4 to view.toredaircraft,station orpersonalaircallnumbers.--->-Messages.will appearon theservicesscreen ifthere arestoredaircallmessages.-->Select 8 toview aircallscre8D8.--> viewMessagesInplaneAir-GroundSatcomHF Radio Aircraft >2Station ->3Personal >4MessagesInplane: 2TermID: 001(219)429-000~More --->+Main --->ofAircall numbers are stored in the followingformat. If more than one aircall number is stored.then it is possible to scroll through the differentnumbers using the Next or Previous options.Stored aircall numbers may also be deleted with theappropriate selection.7.1.2.8.3 Viewing Programmed AircaU and SATCOM TerminallD NumbersRevB7-23
EXHIBrrcC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMFCC ill: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTARIt is possible to view Aircall and SA TCOM TenninallD numbers programmed in the maintenance setup screens. Aircall andSA TCOM TenninaliD numbers stored as station type can also be viewed from the Services screen on a digital handset.Ajrcall and SA TCOM T enninallD numbers programmed as aircraft type can only be viewed using the following screenprogressions.AIrc-allNumber (8)Select 8 toview aircallscreens.-->PersonalRegister >1 Select +to reviewprogr.-edAircall andSAreOMTe~inal IDnumber. .-->Select +to reviewprogr8Jm\edSA'l'COMTerminalID numbers-->Aircraft(219)429-0001viewMessagesAircraft >2Station ->3Personal >4 Station(219)429-0000More --->+Go Back >1More --->+Main --->1AssignedTerminalID(s) PrograJl8led SATCOM Terminal ID numbers screenAircraft(100)StationIOOl)Go Back >1RevB7-24
EXHIBITCC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMFCC 10: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAR7.1.2.9 Remote Station ProgrammingRemote station programming is used to program CDBR-2 analog interface ports. Equip~nt connected to these ports do nothave LCD display capabilities. Therefore, the programming of these interfaces must be performed remotely from a digitalhandset which is then applied to the assigned interface port. An interface port that is to be assigned must be flash-hooked(taken off hook and then placed back on hook) in order to identify the analog interface port that is to be programmed.Once the interface port has been flash-hooked, all screens then apply to that assigned interface port. The maintenance screenscan then be used to program new features or to view items currently programmed for the assigned analog interface port.The screen progressions shown in this section describe only the steps necessary to start a remote programming session and donot detail each programming step for the interface port. The programming features and functions that are applicable forremote programming are similar to those programming features previously described in this document.-Speed- DialSetup ->*Delete >5 The station that isto be prograDBned mustnow be flash hookedto identify the station/port the programmingwill be applied.select9.elect7-->RemoteProgram >/The screen will changewhen the system detectsthat the system hasbeen flash hooked.-->Info --->3More --->+_in --->fInfo --->3Speed DialSetup ->*Delete >5Select*toContinue-->RemoteStationhas beenAssignedAfter assigning a station/port to beremotely programmed, screen selectionwill be similar to digital handsetprograDming.RemoteAnswer-->9More --->+Main --->1CantExit -->---,-,7.1.2.10 CDBR-2 Station SetupA MagnaStar CDBR-2 analog port when connected to the LAN is considered a station. It is possible to configure a CDBR-2analog port for different types of operation or station types. A Cabin station is the system default mode and is considered thenormal condition. A Cockpit station is the same as a Cabin station except for operation when the system Billing mode isconfigured for credit card. If the system Billing roode is set for credit card use, then any station configured as a Cockpitstation will bill the aircraft account and not require the use of a credit card. There is no limit on the number of stations thatcan be configured as Cockpit stations.A CDBR-2 analog port can also be configured as a FAX, Modem, TDD or PC station. Configuring the CDBR-2 analog portas a Fax, Modem or TDD station has the following effect; because the device type or call type is identified, only the ten digitnumber needs to be dialed (for do~c calls). When configured as a PC station, any dialing activity must be preceded by a"3" or "4" prefix to identify the type of operation; Fax (3) or Modem (4). Both functions can be used as long as the prefixidentifies the type of operation. When a CDBR-2 analog port has been configured as a PC station, it can be programmed totreat an incoming ground to air call as either a Voice, FAX, or roD call with 4.0B software and above. This is a systemfunction that affects all CDBR-2 ports configured as a PC station. Note that incoming ground to air MODEM calls are notRevS7-25
EXHIBrrcC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMFCC 10: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTARsupported. Follow the steps below to program a CDBR-2 port configured as a PC station to treat an incoming ground to aircall as either a Voice, FAX, or TDD call.Select1--~Begin aRemoteProgramsessionasshC*nonpriorpage.Select+~stationcockpit >1«ibin ~Enterpas.code+-->nea..-EnterYourPassc~ Choice.will beshaded .UplinkVoice ->3.. -->.TDD --->!OK >+Clear -->* Go Back >t7.2 AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATION SHEETThe aircraft configuration sheets are used to provide the customer with a permanent record of the progrannning set-up of theC-2000 system in the aircraft. It should be filled out prior to aircraft delivery. Because the programming of the system isstored in the ARTU memory, if the ARTU needs to be replaced, the system would have to be reprogrammed. The use of theaircraft configuration sheets can be used to help the person programming the system recall the exact set-up.7-26 RevB

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