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IFR FM/AM-1200A
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STEP
PROCEDURE
8.
Repeater
Access
Test.
This
test
measures
a
mobile
unit's
performance
by
simulating
a
repeater's
sequence
of
idle
and
Push-to-Talk
acknowledgement.
To
perform
a
Trunking
equipment
test,
the
FM/AM-1200S
(acting
as
a
repeater)
must
be
informed
of
the
offset
used
between
the
Trunking
Receive
and
Transmit
frequencies.
a.
b.
c.
Press:
Iii.
The
following
appears
on
the
VFD:
If
the
UUT
operates
in
the
lower
(806
MHz
to
866 MHz),
press:
~~~
band
of
~r;:l
~
L"J
Trunking
frequencies
If
the
UUT
operates
in
the
hi~band
of
Trunking
J
[i]
~TER
---
(896
MHz
to
940 MHzl.
press:
on
'"
.
frequencies
RF
#0
must
be
set
to
the
UUT's
transmit
frequency.
d.
Place
the
MODE
Selector
C39l
to
DUP.
e.
Program
the
Trunking
parameters
of
the
UUT
as
described
for
the
"Simple
Encode
Test•.
Section
5-13-4.
Step
6-d.
f.
f!!r1
Press:
LmJ
parameters
!ill~!
entered
. The
VFD
displays
in
step
"e.•
above.
the
programmed
g.
Press
the
Push-to-Talk
switch
CPTT)
on
the
UUT.
When
the
FM/AM-1200S
detects
a
transmission,
it
continuously
transmits
a
Push-to-Talk
acknowledge
message,
causing
the
UUT
to
lock
on
Cunsquelch)
its
transmitter
and
allow
voice
transmission.
Transmitted
sound
deflects
the
MODULATION
Meter
(1).
The FM/AM-1200S
only
allows
one
repeater
access.
The
test
will
end
with
the
release
of
the
PTT.
To
repeat
~~~1;1;1
.
the
test.
press
UiiLJ
l;J
~ ~
aga1n.
5-5
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