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

Raytheon Company Air-Ground Radio System installation manual part four

installation manual part four

FCC ill: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAREXHIBIT CC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEM7.1.2.5.4 SATCOM Terminal ro'sThe following screen progressions show how to enter a terminal 10 number for SATCOM ground to air calling. Theprocedure to enter a station or aircraft terminal 10 number are the same. A station terminal 10 number applies, or will ring,only the associated handset being programmed. An aircraft terminal 10 number applies, or will ring, all the handsets in thesystem. The screen progression also shows how to cancel a terminal 10 number. An aircraft terminal 10 is a system functionand need only be programmed from one handset.StationTerminalIDInplane > 1Aircall >2Satcom ->3 s.lect3-->select4--> 001selectstation oraircraft.-->EnterterminalID.To DisableCallWaiting >4 New:OK >+Clear -->*Go Back >tOrselectcancel ifrequired.Go Back >t7.1.2.5.4.1 Disabling a Station From Ringing with a SA TCOM Aircraft TerminailDIt is possible to disable a number of individual handsets or active ports from ringing when an aircraft terminallD number isprogrammed in the system Each handset or active port that is not to respond to an aircraft terminallD number must beprogrammed as such. The following screen progressions show the steps necessary to cancel an aircraft terminallD response.Inplane > 1Aircall >2Satcom ->3select+-->Select3-->Select4--> SelectYes orNo foraircraftterminalIDresponseTo DisableCallWaiting >4Go Back >.RevB7-11
EXHIBITCC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMFCC ill: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAR7.1.2.5.5 CaD WaitingThe following screen progressions show bow to enable or disable the call waiting feature. Call waiting will alert the user ofan additional incoming call regardless of its origin (inplane or ground initiated) while engaged in a telephone call.Inplane>1Aircall >2Satcom ->3 The call Waiting feature may be toggled todisplay enable or disabled by entering akeypress of 4.Select4--> Warning: The Enable or Disable shown on thescreen describe$ the $tate the system will beplaced when a 4 is pressed. The examplescreen indicates that call waiting isdisabled.To EnableCallWaiting >4Go Back >#7.1.2.5.6 Speed DialThe following screen progressions show how to enter speed dial numbers. The following items are to be entered. The threedigit speed dial number (*510 through *549), a phone number and a 10 character label. The label is an optional entry.--EnterdialingsequenceEnterthe typeof service(1= voice,3= Fax,4= Modem)followedby thenumber tobe dialed.Then enter+ for OK.-->Sel-*Spe-DiaSetEnter 3digitspeed dialnumber510-549Enter the threedigit speed dialnumber in the510-549 range.Then enter + forOK.-->Svc+Number1+8882467827 510OK >+Clear -->.Main --->IOK >+Clear -->*Go Back >tSelect5 todeleteanumberYou maY--enter a 10characterlabel.Youent'chalabSelect +to savethe speeddial entryEnter a 10character labelfor the enteredspeed dialnumber. Star Line "CUrsor ->*OK/Next >+OK/Main >tHelp --->0CUrsor ->*OK/Next >+OK/Main >1Help --->0Select 0 toview the helpscreen -->7.1.2.5.7 AIU Configuration - SATCOMThe fo)]owjng screen progressions show the options available for configuring the AlU when used wjth an analog SATCOMsystem. The AlU SA TCOM features include two different impedance configurations and two possible interface modes ofoperation. The two different impedance configurations are High Impedance (WH-IO type) and Low impedance (600 ohm).The two different modes of operation are Handset and PBX. The Handset mode provides no feedback to the user on the LCDdisplay and operates strictly as a handset would. In the PBX mode the handset provides the user with feedback informationon the handset LCD display providing the dialed number and ca)] progress information. This mode is only valid for thoseSA TCOM systems which support handset PBX functions.RevS7-12ectfored1-up>mayer a 10racterel.
FCC ID: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAREXHIB IT CC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMconfigure Impedance~~~~~~~iSelect 1for SAreOM-->Make theappropriateselection tomatch theaircraftconfigurationSelect 6for AIU.--> Satcom -->1ModeHandset >3~---~>2SatcODl /GroundCellSelect-->3Go Back >1 Go Back >1The currentconfigurationwill behighlighted.7.1.2.5.8 AIU Configuration - OF RadioThe following screen progressions show the options available for configuring the AIU when used for HF Radio or otheranalog audio type interfaces. The AIU HF Radio function features the ability to enable/disable the voice operated (VOX)push to talk (PTf) switch function. Disabling the PTf will automatically connect the handset microphone to the AIU analogaudio output when the HF Radio (or other label name) option is selected by the user. There are also two audio adjustmentsthat can be made from these screens. The Decay adjustment will vary the amount of time that the PTT will be kept activeafter the analog input falls below the VOX threshold. The Sense adjustment will vary the sensitivity of the VOX PTf. Allthree of these options are system functions and as such only need to be programmed from one handset. It is possible toassign a label other than HF Radio. The HF Radio label is the system default label.confi~select 6for AIU.-->Select 2for HP Radio-->Satcom -->1HF Radio >2PasscodeCharige > 1ChargeDirect >2Credit >3Phone I >4Speed DialSetup ->*Delete >5AIU >6More --->+Main --->1Satcom /GroundCellSelect-->3Go Back >1Press '5'to pick acharacterlist.Enter an 8character labelto modify theHF Radio label.The PTT enable/disable optiondisplays whatresult will beprogranuned when* is pressed.You mayenter an 8characterlabel.HF RadioASelect 0 to viewthe help screen.--->Press '6'or '4' tomove up or-down thelist.Select + tochange the HPRadio label.-->Cursor ->.*OK >.Help --->0 Go Back >*Press * to movethe cursor.Press' to enterlabel.7.1.2.6 Maintenance Screen #2The second maintenance screen allows the wer to change the station setup. to enable/disable the handset ringer. to select thedialing plan, select the system default link, select the station MODEM default baud rate and to enable/disable MODEM callhand-offs.. The second maintenance screen is shown below:RevB7~.3
FCC ill: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAR EXHIBIT CC-2000 DIGITAL AI RBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMSelect + to reach thesecond maintenance screenfrom the first.--->7-14 RevB
EXHIBIT CLEPHONESYSTEMFCC 10: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAR C-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE T7.1.2.6.1 Station SetupA MagnaStar digital handset when connected to the LAN is considered a station. It is possible to configure a handset fordifferent types of operation or station types. A Cabin station is the system default mode and is considered the normalcondition. A Cockpit station is the same as a Cabin station except for operation when the system Billing mode is configuredfor credit card. If the system Billing mode is set for credit card use, then any handset configured as a Cockpit station will billthe aircraft account and not require the use of a credit card. There is no limit on the number of handsets that can beconfigured as Cockpit stations.A digital handset can also be configured as a FAX, Modem, TDD or PC station. These station types configure the use of theRJ-II jack on the handset. Configuring a handset as a Fax, Modem or TDD station has the following effect; when using theRJ-II jack, the phone number can be directly dialed from the connected device mther than using the handset keypad Also,because the device type or call type is identified, only the ten digit number needs to be dial (for domestic calls). Whenconfigured as a PC station, any dialing activity on the RJ-II jack must be preceded by a "3" or "4" prefix to identify the typeof opemtion; Fax (3) or Modem (4). Both functions can be used as long as the prefix identifies the type of opemtion. Thehandset does not have to be taken out of the bezel (or taken otThook) to be use when a handset has been programmed as aFax, Modem, TDD or PC station. Only one digital handset in a system can be configured as a Fax, Modem, TDD or PCstation.Select the appropriate number forthe type of operation required.StatiCockQ.xFAXModeTDDPC-The current configuration mode willbe highlighted.Select 1to changetheStationSetup.-->Go Back >*7.1.2.6.2 Select Aero-H or Aero-I SATCOM ServiceA user may select the Aero-H SA TCOM service, instead of Aero-l SA TCOM service for FAX calls. If both services areavailable (Aero-H+), SDUs (Satellite Data Units) manufactured by Collins and Honeywell default to Aero-l which supports2400bps FAX calls. Aero-H supports 4800bps FAX calls. The higher rate SA TCOM FAX mode may be enabled but shouldbe done only for Aero-H+ SA TCOM installations otherwise the SDU will reject the FAX call setup.us/Cana~Mexico.~Mexico ~I>2Station -Setup ->1To DisableRinger >2DialingPlan -->3Link --->4Select!electSelect4--> ToAe:(SaDi~Pr"ToAelSatDir:Prf'More --->+Go Back >1More --->+Go Back >t Go Back >tRevB7-15on~!,~~l~[c+"'"'>2>3III -->4>5>6Disable:-o-I/H+~comtling}fix->3an:0-:calliIfiableI/H+mngx->3
FCC ill: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTAREXHIB rr cC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMThe higher rate feature may be~tQgg1ed to display-Enable- or -Disable. by entering a keypressof 1.~..;;;-Warning: The Enable or Disable shown on thescreen describes the state the system will beplaced when 1 is pressed. This screen indicatesthat the higher rate PAX Aero-H+ Satcom dialingprefix is enabled.7.1.1.6.3 Ringer Enable/Disable ~::,,'A digital handset and the associated external call alerter switch outputs configured for that handset can be disabled.The ringer feature may be toggled to display-enable- or -disable- by entering a keypressof 2.Warning: The Enable or Disable shown on thescreen describes the state the system will beplaced when 2 is pressed. This screen indicatedthat the ringer feature is enabled.The current state of the ringer can always beviewed with the use of the information screensfrom the setup menu.7.1.2.6.4 Dialing PlanThe C-2000 system can be configured for one of two possible dialing plans; United States & Canada or Mexico. The systemis programmed not to require the user to enter dialed numbers in the international dialing format when placing calls to eitherthe US & Canada or Mexico, dependent on the setting of the dialing plan. However, the international dialing format canalways be used. The appropriate dialing format must be identified to simplify dial operation. All numbers dialed outside theidentified dialing plan requires use of the international format. The dialing plan default value is US/Canada.uSj-~na~Mexico >1.>2Se1tothEPl!Select the appropriatenwnber for the requireddialing plan.To EnableAero-I/H+SatcomDialingPrefix-»The current value will behighlighted.Go Back >t7.1.2.6.5 Default Link and Auto Link Switch7-16 RevB.ect 3changet Dialing~n..>
EXHIBrrcC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMFCC ill: CDG-ARTUMAGNASTARFor MagnaStar systems that are interfaced to a SA TCOM unit, it is possible to configure each station to use either the GTEAirfone ground network or the SA TCOM satellite system as the default link. The default link is station programmable. TheMagnaStar system default is the GTE Airfone system (Air to Ground).The MagnaStar system also provides the capability to automatically route calls between the GTE Airfone and the SA TCOMsystem, if the default link is being used to capacity, or is not available for use. This feature is called Auto Link Switching.The Auto Link Switch feature is a system function and can be programmed from anyone handset.Select the appropriate Default LinkThe current Default Link will behighlighted.Select 4for Link-->Select 3 to enable or disable the AutoLink SWitch feature.If the Auto Link SWitch feature isenabled, then -To Disable- will appearon the screen. If the Auto Link SWitchfeature is disabled, then - To Enable-will appear on the screen.7.1.2.6.6 Service Availability and Call In Progress IndieatonCAS (Call Alerter Switch) output switch 0 can be programmed to close to indicate when any or all of the following servicesare available: Air-Ground, GroundCell, SA TCOM. CAS oUtput switch 9 can be Progranuned to close to indicate when aselected handset(s) or CDBR-2 port(s) have a call in progress through one of the available service links. NOTE: The t'InUse" indicator on the Inplane Calling Menu indicates which handsets or CDBR-2 ports are off-hook. If CAS output switches9 and 0 are used as indicators they can IK>t be used to signal the user of an incoming call.---CASOserviceIndicator:Select+-->Select1-->Select4--> Air and >1GndCell >2Satcom ->3More --->+Go Qack >tSelectNumberOf Service.SelectionWill beHighlighted7-17 Rev 8
FCC ID: COG-ARTUMAGNASTAREXHlBITCC-2000 DIGITAL AIRBORNE TELEPHONE SYSTEMSelect the de. ired inplane numberThe inplane number will then beHighlighted.~--Enter No1234selectI-->Select+-->Go Back >17.1.2..6.7 MODEM Settings4800 bps and 9600 bps MODEM call bandoffs between ground stations can be independently enabled or disabled as a systemfunction (i.e. for the entire aircraft) from a maintenance menu. 9600 bps MODEM call handoffs are enabled as the factorydefault and 4800 bps MODEM calls handoffs are disabled as the factory default. Each handset and CDBR-2 port may beconfigured independently wjth a different default rate (4800 or 9600 bps). Note: Ground-Air MODEM eatls (i.e. upealls)are Dot supported.Select 5for Modem-->Select the appropriatenumber to choose thestation baud rate and toenable or disable handoffsCUrrent selection willbe highlighted.7.1.2.6.8 Handset AttributesThe remaining maintenance screens are referred to as handset attributes. These include gains settings, call alerter functions,and LED settings. These screen are reached by successively pressing "+" for roore from the second maintenance screen.RevS7.18

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