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Front and rear panel sock
ets
Outback HF
Radiophone
13-
3
External alarm socket
This socket is located on the rear panel of
the transceiver.
This facility allows
an external alarm device to be connected to the Radiop
hone.
When a selective call is detected, internal relay
contacts close across pins 2 &
3.
The contacts are rated for 1A at 50V DC
.
Pin No.
Designation
Pin No.
D
esignation
1
Not used
3
Relay cont
act
2
Not used
4
Ground
q
181
183
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 About this Handbook
9
Who Should Use this Handbook
9
Icons and Standards
9
Glossary
10
2 Overview
11
The Radiophone Front Panel
14
The Control Head Front Panel
17
The Transceiver and Control Head Rear Panels
18
The Transceiver Rear Panel
19
The Control Head Rear Panel
19
3 Installation
21
Typical Vehicle Installation
21
Mounting the Transceiver
22
Mounting the Control Head
23
Mounting the Antenna
25
Mounting the Loudspeaker
25
Power Supply
26
Grounding
27
4 Using the Radiophone
29
Switching the Radiophone on or off
30
Switching on or off Without a PIN
30
Switching on or off with a PIN
31
The Radiophone Display
32
Option Codes
32
Dimming the Display Indicators
32
Reviewing the EPROM Version and Options
35
Selecting Channels
37
Using the Channel or Buttons
37
Using the Select Channel Button
38
Adjusting the Volume
39
Using the Clarifier
40
Using the Mute Controls
41
Voice Mute
41
Selective Call Mute
41
Tuning the Antenna
42
Receiver Tuning Mode
43
Using the Receiver Tuning or Buttons
44
Selecting the Desired Frequency
45
Storing a Tuned Receive Only Frequency
47
Changing the Operating Mode (USB - LSB)
48
Transmitting
49
Using the Microphone
49
Transmitting a Message
50
5 Using Selective Call
53
Selective Call Terms
54
Setting up Selective Call
56
Setting the Pre-Amble Time Period
57
Setting the Fixed Called Address
58
Setting the Self-Identification Address
58
Enabling the Beacon Mode
59
Setting Tone Calls
60
Checking if a Channel Is Enabled for Selective Call
61
Selective Call Mute Enable or Inhibit
62
Enabling a Channel for Selective Call
64
Transmitting a Selective Call
66
Receiving a Selective Call
69
Answering a Received Call
71
Returning a Received Call-General
72
Reviewing the List of Received Calls in Memory
73
Reviewing Calls Held in Memory
74
Recalling Calls Held in Memory
76
Using the Beacon Feature
77
Selective Beacon Mode
79
Beacon Mode
81
Using the External Alarm Feature
83
Testing the Selective Call Functions
84
6 Using the Receiver in Scan Mode
87
Scan Mode Terms
88
Setting up the Scan Mode
89
Programming the Channels to be Scanned
91
Receiving in Scan Mode
93
Start Scanning
93
Stop Scanning
93
Changing the Scan Mode
94
Using Selective Call in Scan Mode
96
Programming Frequency Band Scan
98
Scanning Frequency Bands
102
Deleting Unwanted Scan Channels
104
7 Programming Channels
105
8 Using Tone Call
106
Setting up Tone Call
108
Enabling a Channel for Tone Calling
111
Transmitting a Tone Call
114
9 Making a Telephone Interconnect Call
116
Telephone Interconnect Block Diagram
116
Enabling the Telephone Mode
117
Making a Telephone Call
118
Sending a Disconnect Message
121
Storing a Telephone Number
123
Reviewing the Stored Telephone Numbers
125
Calling a Stored Telephone Number
127
Deleting a Stored Telephone Number
130
Received Call Messages
132
Reviewing the List of Received Calls in Memory
133
Returning a Call
135
10 RFDS and Telstra Services
138
Royal Flying Doctor Service
139
How to Contact the RFDS
139
Emergency Communications
139
Making an RFDS Emergency Call
141
Telstra Radphone Service
143
Transmitting a Telstra (OTC) Selective Call-Selcall
144
Transmitting a Telstra Selective Beacon Call
147
Receiving a Telstra Selective Call
149
Transmitting a Telstra (OTC) Tone Call
151
11 Changing the Set-Up Options
152
Set-Up Option Links
152
The Control Head Link
153
Changing the Position of the Control Head Link
154
The Microprocessor PCB Link
155
The Microprocessor Link
155
Inserting the Microprocessor PCB Link
156
Reviewing Set-Up Options
157
PTT Timer
159
Enter a PIN (Personal Identification Number)
161
Changing or Deleting a PIN
163
Power-On Settings
165
Mute Settings
165
Beep Volume
167
Clear All Settings and P-Channels
168
12 Display Messages
170
Messages and Operator Errors
171
Setting up the P-Channel Inhibit Options
173
System Errors
176
Reviewing the EPROM Program Content
177
13 Front and Rear Panel Sockets
180
Microphone Socket
181
External Alarm Socket
182
Antenna Control Socket
183
Remote Control Socket
184
14 Specification
186
15 Options and Accessories
188
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Model
8525B Series
Category
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Language
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