IFR FM/AM-1200A

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5-1()-10
5-10-11
5-10-12
S-10-13
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r •J g r a m rrr i n g E i g h t - D i g i t S i g n a l i n q F c· r m a t 0 p e r a t i o n
!Include:; CCIR, EEA, EIA, ZVEI1, ZVEI2, ZVE13, rjATEL
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EURO. CCIRH, and CCIRH4J .................................... 5-15b
Enhanced 5/6 Tone Format .................................... S-15b
Deviation Set Select ......................................... 5-15c
"G" Character Programming ................................... 5-15c
Tracking 11enerator - Option 12 i FM/A~I-1200S Only) ...... 5-16
General ........................................................ 5-16
Selecting Tracking Generator t1ode of Operation ......... 5-17
Track Adjust .................................................. 5-19
Variable Sweep Speed ......................................... S-19
RS-232 Commands for Tracking Generator ................... 5-20
GPIB Operation - Option 13 ................................. 5-21
General ........................................................ 5-21
Preparation for Using GPIB ................................. 5-21
FM/AM-12005/A Initialization ............................... 5-21
Remote Control !GPIB) Operation ........................... 5-22
FM/AM-1200S/A and GPIB Message Interface Definitions .. 5-24
GPIB Transactions ............................................ 5-25
ASCII Output Commands to the FM/AM-12005/A .............. 5-25
ASCII Output Cor1111rdnd Data Fur-mat .......................... 5 26
Retttrn Data Format ........................................... 5-26
Reply !dcontifier ............................................. 5-27
Allowable GPIB Command Formats ............................. 5-27
GPIB Remote Commands ......................................... 5-29
Trunking - Option 14 CFM/AM-1200S Only) .................. 5-41
Genercal ........................................................ 5-41
Trunking Operational Theory .............................. 5-41
Accessing the Trunking System .............................. 5-42
Trunkir1a System Sttup ProcedurP ......................... 5-48
T ( u n ~- i ~-, 'J S j:; t ~ m T;:: s t F' r c, c e ,_i u r f ............................. 5 - 4 9
Simple Enc0de/Simple Decode Modes and Repeater
Access Test .................................................... S-50
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