Futurecom VR - VR Programming Guidelines; Programming Steps Overview; The DVRS Operation Depends on the Following

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VR Programming Guide
August 2022 Page 44 of 144
VR Programming Guidelines
Programming Steps Overview
The DVRS operation depends on the following:
• VR firmware and programming settings
• MSU firmware and programmed personality
• PSU type, firmware and programmed personality
• System infrastructure
To enable a given VR feature, all the above components must be adequately setup and matched
to support it.
IMPORTANT!
Changes to any of the personality templates may require corresponding adjustments to
the personality templates of the rest of the system components.
To ensure consistent programming of all components, the following programming sequence is
recommended:
Step
Action
Software Program Used
1
Create the MSU template with enabled VR Operation
and save it. Ensure the ‘DVRS profile’ is selected for
the desired MSU Talkgroups / modes and there are
no frequency plan issues (In-band models only).
APX CPS (Motorola)
2
Export an .xml file by using the “DVRS Export” option
in the Motorola CPS (Codeplug Menu). Save the xml
file on your PC.
APX CPS (Motorola)
3
Create a .DPD or .DCD file and program the licensed
VR channels. Ensure the VR frequencies are within
the ordered filtering specification.
FRC (Futurecom)
4
Import the saved .xml file.
FRC (Futurecom)
5
Program the Mobile Channel attributes as required.
FRC (Futurecom)
6
Program the desired analog / digital mode features in
the VR.
FRC (Futurecom)
7
Save the .DPD or .DCD template.
FRC (Futurecom)
8
Create the PSU template. Ensure VR Operation is
Enabled and the settings match those programmed in
the VR.
APX CPS (Motorola)
9
Save the PSU Codeplug.
APX CPS (Motorola)
10
Ensure all personality templates are matched in terms of frequencies, PL / DPL, TX / RX
NACs, enabled and disabled features etc. and confirm through testing the DVRS
operation before field deployment.
Table 1 - Recommended Programming Sequence