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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
13
Overview of this Guide
13
The 2220 Handset
15
Figure 1: 2220 Handset
15
The 2221 Handset
17
Figure 2: 2221 Handset
17
The 2230 Desk Console
19
Figure 3: 2230 Desk Console
19
Keypad
20
Table 1: Keys and Their Function
20
Standards and Icons
25
Using the Wizard
27
Overview of the Wizard
28
Figure 4: Steps in the Wizard
29
Using the Wizard
30
Figure 5: Wizard Startup Screen
30
Selecting a Language
31
Setting the Time and Date
31
Adding a Channel
33
Setting the Types of Connections between Modules
33
Entering a Self Address
35
Adding a Contact
36
Selecting an Antenna
41
Selecting a Peripheral Device
42
Operating the Transceiver
43
Switching the Transceiver on and off
44
Switching on the Transceiver
44
Switching off the Transceiver
44
The Channel Screen
45
Figure 6: Channel Screen
46
Figure 7: System Lock and Connected Data Application Icons
47
Figure 8: Scanning Screen
48
Selecting a Channel
49
Selecting a Channel from a Channel Group
50
Scanning Channels
53
Switching Scanning on or off
54
Pausing Scanning
54
Muting the Transceiver
56
Switching Mute on or off
56
Selecting the Mute Type
57
Using the Microphone
58
Setting the Basics
59
Setting the Time and Date
59
Setting the Brightness of the Display
60
Calling
61
Making a Call to a Contact
62
Making a Call from the Call History
63
Making a Call from the Emergency Key
65
Making a Selective Call
66
Figure 9: Chain Call
66
Making a Message Call
68
Receiving a Call
72
Figure 10: Incoming Call Pop-Up
72
Viewing Missed Calls
73
Figure 11: Missed Call Pop-Up for a Single Call
74
Figure 12: Missed Call Pop-Up for Multiple Calls
74
Figure 13: Example of a Missed Call Icon in the Status Bar of the Channel Screen
74
Table 2: Missed Call Icons that May be Shown in the Status Bar of the Channel Screen
75
Making a Call When Multiple Control Points Are Connected to the same RFU
76
Figure 14: Calling Information When Multiple Control
77
Using Digital Voice
78
Overview of Digital Voice Options
78
Table 3: Digital Voice Options
78
Table 4: Digital Voice Rates
79
Figure 15: Channel Screen Showing the Digital Voice Rate
80
Switching the Digital Voice Feature on or off
81
Figure 16: Digital Voice Mute Indicator
81
Figure 17: Channel Screen Showing On/Off Status for a DV Option (Without Encryption)
82
Figure 18: Channel Screen Showing Transmit/Receive Status for a DV Option (Without Encryption)
82
Figure 19: Channel Screen Showing Secure/Clear Status for All Encrypted Digital Voice
83
Figure 20: Channel Screen Showing Transmit/Receive Status for All Encrypted Digital Voice
83
Selecting the Digital Voice Rate
84
Selecting Digital Voice Mute
85
Using GPS
87
Saving Your Current GPS Position as a Waypoint
87
Selecting a Waypoint
87
Updating a Waypoint from the Call History
88
Updating a Waypoint from a Contact
89
Adding a Waypoint
91
Finding a Waypoint
93
Viewing the Details of a Waypoint
94
Viewing GPS Information
94
Table 5: GPS Information
95
Data Options
97
2.4 Kbit/S Data Modem
97
Figure 21: Envoy X2 Transceiver with 2.4 Kbit/S Data Modem Option and Computer
98
Table 6: Status of the 2.4 Kbit/S Data Modem
100
MIL/STANAG 2G Data
103
Figure 22: Envoy X2 Transceiver with MIL/STANAG
104
Figure 23: Envoy X2 Transceiver with MIL/STANAG 2G Data Via VCOM over USB Cable
105
Figure 24: Envoy X2 Transceiver with MIL/STANAG 2G Data Via VCOM over Ethernet Cable
106
Rm50E HF Data Modem
108
Figure 25: Transmit and Receive Screens During a MIL
108
Figure 26: Envoy X2 Transceiver with Rm50E HF Data
109
Figure 27: Transmit and Receive Screens During an Rm50E
111
Using Encryption
112
Switching the Secure Feature on or off
112
Selecting a Secure Key
118
Changing the Privacy Code
119
Adding a Secure Key
120
Using a Crosspatch
123
Overview of the 3031 Crosspatch
123
Figure 28: Crosspatch Status
124
Changing the Operating Mode of the Crosspatch
125
Upgrading the Transceiver Via a USB Stick
126
Adding a Contact
130
Adding a Simple Call
131
Adding a Message Call
132
Adding a Phone Call
134
Completing the Contact
135
Adding a Contact from the Call Log, Call History, or Last Heard Log
137
Figure 29: Call Log, Call History, and Last Heard Log
137
Appendix A Navigating the Menu Structure
140
The Basic Menu Structure
140
Figure 30: Typical Menu Screen
140
Figure 31: Menu Structure (User Level, Basic View)
141
Navigating the Menu Structure
142
Figure 32: Navigation Indicator Showing Navigation Keys
142
Overview of Basic and Advanced Views
144
Basic View
144
Advanced View
144
Figure 33: Basic View (no Advanced View Indicator)
144
Switching between Basic and Advanced Views
145
Figure 34: Advanced View
145
Finding a Word or Value
146
Figure 35: Find Function
146
Selecting an Icon
149
Figure 36: Highlighted Icon
149
Selecting a Function from the Menu Bar
150
Figure 37: Functions on the Menu Bar
150
Entering Text in a Field
152
Figure 38: Example of an Editable Text Field
152
Figure 39: Character-Entry Mode Indicator
153
Table 7: Character-Entry Mode
153
Entering a Special Character (2220/2230)
155
Entering Text with the 2221 Handset
156
Selecting a Value from a List
158
Figure 40: List of Entries, with and Without Focus
158
Figure 41: Entry with a Check Box
159
Selecting/Deselecting a Check Box
159
Figure 42: a Slider Value
160
Moving a Slider
160
Changing the Order of Items in a List
161
Figure 43: Screen that Has Changes to be Saved
162
Saving Your Changes
162
Structure of Information
163
Structure of User Information
164
Figure 44: Basic Structure of Information in the Envoy
165
Structure of Contact and Call Information
166
Figure 45: Structure of Call Information for a Contact in
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Appendix B Structure of Information
167
Installing the Transceiver
167
Appendix C Installing the Transceiver
168
Overview of Mobile Stations
168
Figure 46: Typical Mobile Station
168
Cables in a Mobile Station
169
Mounting a Mobile Envoy™ Station
169
Table 8: Cables for a Typical Mobile Envoy™ Station
169
Connecting a Mobile Envoy™ Station
171
Earthing the Antenna
173
Earthing the Transceiver
173
Overview of Fixed Stations
174
Figure 47: Typical Fixed Station
175
Cables in a Fixed Station
176
Mounting a Fixed Envoy™ Station
176
Table 9: Cables for a Typical Fixed Envoy™ Station
176
Connecting a Fixed Envoy™ Station
177
Earthing the Antenna
179
Earthing the Transceiver
179
Specifications
181
Table 10: Specifications
181
Appendix D Specifications
183
Compliance
183
Appendix E Compliance
184
Overview
184
European R&TTE Directive
184
Product Marking and Labelling
184
Radiation Safety (EU Installations Only)
185
Declaration of Conformity and Notified Body Letter of Opinion
185
Protection of the Radio Spectrum
186
EMC and Safety Notices
187
Radiation Safety (Non-EU Installations)
187
Sécurité des Radiations (Installations Non-EU)
188
Emc
189
Electrical Safety
189
Earth Symbols
190
Table 11: Earth Symbols
190
FCC Compliance
191
FCC Part 90 Certification
191
FCC Part 15 Compliance
191
IC Certification
192
Product Markings and Labelling
192
RCM Approval
192
Index
193
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Model
Envoy
Category
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Language
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