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Hytera DS-9300 User Manual

Hytera DS-9300
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Hytera DS-9300 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency RangeVHF: 136-174 MHz; UHF: 400-470 MHz
Channel Capacity1024
Operating Voltage13.6 V DC
Modulation4FSK
Operating Temperature-30℃ ~ +60℃
Humidity5% to 95%
Cooling MethodForced air cooling

Summary

Copyright Information

Disclaimer

FCC Statement

Operational Instructions and Training Guidelines

Provides guidance on RF energy exposure limits and user procedures for optimal performance.

Compliance with RF Exposure Standards

ISEDC Statement

States compliance with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada standards and operation conditions.

Documentation Information

Intended Audience

Describes who should read this manual, including sales engineers and common users.

Documentation Conventions

Explains icons and notations used in the manual for clarity and consistency.

Revision History

Lists document versions, product versions, release dates, and descriptions of changes.

1. Introduction

1.1 Product Description

Describes the DS-9300 Digital Repeater and its purpose in improving signal coverage.

1.2 Highlights

Lists key features of the DS-9300, such as flexible monitoring and excellent hardware performance.

1.3 System Architecture

Explains that the DS-9300 consists of a donor unit and a remote unit, detailing various network topologies like star, chain, ring, and hybrid.

1.4 Specifications

Lists the technical specifications of the DS-9300 device, including bandwidth, power, and gain.

2. Packing List

2.1 Cable-access Donor Unit

Lists the items included with the cable-access donor unit.

2.2 Wireless-access Donor Unit

Lists the items included with the wireless-access donor unit.

2.3 Remote Unit

Lists the items included with the remote unit.

3. Getting Started

3.1 Appearance

Shows the appearance of the wireless-access donor unit and the remote unit, highlighting LED indicators and connectors.

3.2 Donor Unit Interfaces

Details interfaces for cable-access and wireless-access donor units, showing numbered ports.

3.3 Remote Unit Interfaces

Details the interfaces for the remote unit, illustrating specific ports.

3.4 Interface Description

Provides a detailed description of each interface based on its label, connector, and function.

3.5 Interface Definition

Defines the pin assignments and remarks for EXM and LCT interfaces.

3.6 LED Indicators

Explains the status and description of various LED indicators on the donor and remote units.

4. Installation

4.1 Safety Information

Provides crucial safety precautions and operation instructions to avoid potential risks during installation.

4.2 Installation Flow

Outlines the step-by-step process for installing the DS-9300 device.

4.3 Preparation

Details the necessary preparations before commencing the installation process, including environment, tools, and materials.

4.4 Installing the Units

Covers parts needed, installing units on poles/walls, and cabling requirements.

4.5 Post-installation Check

Details checks for installation integrity and device status after powering on.

5. Power On and Power Off

5.1 Powering On

Explains how to turn on the DS-9300 device using the power switch and check LED indicators.

5.2 Powering Off

Explains how to turn off the DS-9300 device using the power switch.

6. Debugging

6.1 Preparation

Details the preparation steps for debugging, including software and computer requirements.

6.2 Procedure

Explains the process of local and remote debugging using the Product Support Software (PSS).

6.2.1 Querying Parameters

Describes how to manually query or auto-query parameters using the PSS software.

6.2.2 Setting Parameters

Details how to set parameters in the PSS software, including channel switches and frequencies.

6.2.3 Upgrade

Explains how to upgrade the monitor board and digital board programs using PSS.

6.2.4 Exporting the Logs

Describes how to export operation logs using the PSS software.

7. System Maintenance

7.1 Care and Cleaning

Provides tips for product care and cleaning to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

7.2 Routine Maintenance

Recommends regular check tasks to ensure reliable communication.

7.3 Alarm Handling

Lists alarm information and their corresponding solutions for troubleshooting.

7.4 Troubleshooting

Provides a table of phenomena, possible causes, and solutions for common device issues.

8. Appendix: Parameters

Device Information

Lists parameters related to the device's electronic serial number, versions, IP address, and site ID.

Device No.

Defines device number ranges for donor and remote units in different configurations.

Manufacturer ID

Lists manufacturer IDs, with Hytera being the primary one.

Device Type

Lists various device types supported by the system.

Device Latitude

Defines the parameter for device latitude, including its subject and representation of south.

Communication Method for Reporting Alarms

Specifies communication methods for reporting alarms, such as SNMP.

Monitor Center IP Address

Defines the IP address for the RMS Monitor Center.

Monitor Center Port No.

Defines the port number for the RMS Monitor Center.

Site Description

Defines the site description parameter.

Real-time Sampling

Section detailing parameters related to real-time sampling of device data.

Setting Parameters

Section detailing parameters for system configuration and settings.

Alarm Status

Section detailing parameters related to alarm status and their configurations.

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