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R&S XU 4200
3.91
6166.5368.02.01
Fig. 3.86
Radio 2 has a stronger re
ceive signal, audio signal is
switched after 200 ms from radio 1 to radio 2.
3.11.2
Cabling
Instructions
1.
Connect the USER_OUT2
(X11.14) sig
nal to the /AF_INHIBIT (X11.7)
input and the RSSI (X11.8) signal to the EXT_RSSI
(X11.5) input on
each radio.
2.
Connect the SQ+ (X10.8), SQ- (X1
0.8), AUDIO_RxA (X10.2) and
AUDIO_RxB (X10.3) outputs of
the two radios in parallel.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
5
Table of Contents
5
1 User Information
35
General Features
37
Explanation of a Model
37
Required Personnel
38
Required Power Supply
38
Design
39
Functioning
40
Block Diagram
40
Fig. 1.2 Block Diagram
40
Functions Description
41
General Data
42
Accessories
42
2 Preparation for Use
43
Safety Precautions
43
Unpacking and Checking
44
Installation into a 19" Rack
45
Installation of Two Radios
45
Fig. 2.1 Installation of Two Radios
45
Installation with Blank Panel
46
Fig. 2.2 Installation with Blank Panel
46
Basis Cabling
47
Rear Cabling
47
Fig. 2.3 Rear Cabling
48
Front Cabling
50
Fig. 2.4 Front Cabling
50
Switching On/Off
51
Mechanical Interface Description
51
Function Test
52
3 Operation
53
Control Elements and Interfaces
54
Front View
54
Fig. 3.1 Front View
54
Rear View
55
Fig. 3.2 Rear View
55
Introduction
56
Control Interfaces
56
Modes of Control
57
Non-Controlled Mode
57
Fig. 3.3 Non-Controlled Mode
57
Remote Mode
58
Fig. 3.4 Remote Mode
58
Local Mode
59
Fig. 3.5 Local Mode
59
Service Mode
60
Fig. 3.6 Service Mode
60
Configuring with the R&S ZS 4200
61
Factory Default Settings
61
Meaning of Parameters
66
CBIT Type Configuration
77
Local Control (Local Mode)
77
Overview of Operation
78
Fig. 3.7 Overview of Operation
78
Making Entries from the Keypad
79
Numeric Keys
79
Cursor Keys
79
Fig. 3.8 Keypad
79
MENU Key
80
ENTER Key
80
ESC Key
80
SQ Key
81
Fig. 3.9 Squelch Behavior
81
LOC Key
82
Screen Display
83
Start Display
83
Boot Display
83
Fig. 3.10 R&S Series 4200 Logo
83
Fig. 3.11 Boot Display
83
Standard Operating Display
84
Main Menu Display
85
Fig. 3.13 Main Menu Display
85
Display Settings
86
Fig. 3.14 Brightness Setting Display
86
Fig. 3.15 Contrast Setting Display
86
Indication Via Leds
87
Fig. 3.16 Indication Via Leds
87
Calling and Changing Menus
88
Fig. 3.17 Main Menu
88
Setting Parameters
89
Fig. 3.18 Submenu
89
Direct Selection of Radio Functions
90
Fig. 3.19 Direct Selection of Radio Functions
90
Toggling a Setting
91
Fig. 3.20 Toggling a Setting
91
Selecting Settings
92
Entering Numeric Parameters
93
Fig. 3.22 Frequency Entry
93
Overview of All Menus and Functions
94
MAIN Menu
94
Fig. 3.23 MAIN Menu
94
OPERATION Menu
95
Fig. 3.25 ICAO Channeling / Frequency Pairing
96
Explanation of Offset Activation
97
Fig. 3.27 Supported Frequency Ranges
97
TIME/DATE Menu
98
MEASUREMENT Menu
98
Fig. 3.28 TIME/DATE Menu
98
Fig. 3.29 MEASUREMENT Menu
98
TX PARAMETER Menu
99
Fig. 3.30 TX PARAMETER Menu
99
RX PARAMETER Menu
100
Fig. 3.33 RX PARAMETER Menu
100
SUPPLY Menu
101
TEMPERATURE Menu
101
Fig. 3.34 SUPPLY Menu
101
EXTERNAL VOLTAGES Menu
102
CBIT STATUS Menu
102
Fig. 3.36 EXTERNAL VOLTAGES Menu
102
Fig. 3.37 CBIT STATUS Menu
102
INVENTORY Menu
105
Fig. 3.40 INVENTORY Menu
105
CONFIGURATION Menu
107
Fig. 3.42 CONFIGURATION Menu
107
IP ADDRESS Menu
108
Fig. 3.43 IP ADDRESS Menu
108
Fig. 3.44 IP Configuration − TX Module
108
Fig. 3.45 IP Configuration − RX Module
109
Fig. 3.46 Ipv4 Configuration
109
Fig. 3.47 Ipv4 Address Setting
110
Fig. 3.48 Ipv4 Gate Address Setting
110
Fig. 3.49 Ipv4 Netmask Setting
111
Fig. 3.50 Ipv6 Configuration
111
Fig. 3.51 Ipv6 Address Setting
112
Fig. 3.52 Ipv6 Gate Address Setting
113
FREQUENCY BLOCK Menu
114
Fig. 3.53 Indication of Frequency Blocking Ranges
114
DISPLAY SETTINGS Menu
115
Fig. 3.54 DISPLAY SETTINGS Menu
115
Fig. 3.55 Brightness Setting
115
Fig. 3.56 Contrast Setting
116
Fig. 3.57 Screen Saver Timeout Setting
116
Fig. 3.58 Load Default Values Setting
117
Fig. 3.59 Saved Values Setting
117
RX THRESHOLDS Menu
118
Fig. 3.60 RX THRESHOLDS Menu
118
Fig. 3.61 RSSI Squelch Threshold Setting
119
TX MODULATION DEPTH Menu
120
Fig. 3.62 S/N Squelch Threshold
120
Fig. 3.63 TX MODULATION DEPTH Menu
120
OPTIONS Menu
121
Fig. 3.64 TX Modulation Setting
121
Fig. 3.65 OPTIONS Menu
121
AUDIO DELAY Menu
122
Fig. 3.66 AUDIO DELAY Menu
122
AUDIO INTERFACE Menu
123
Fig. 3.67 AUDIO INTERFACE Menu
123
Remote Control (Remote Mode) Via LAN
124
Fig. 3.68 Radio Control Via LAN
124
Main/Standby Operation (1:1)
125
Introduction/Overview
125
Behavior of the Main/Standby Configuration with Power
125
Fig. 3.69 Active Device
125
Fig. 3.70 Inactive Device
126
Fig. 3.71 Device in Local Mode (LOC) Activation State on
126
Fig. 3.72 Device in Remote Control Mode Activation State AUTO
126
Behavior at Remote Control
127
Behavior in Case of Device Errors
127
Cabling
128
Fig. 3.74 Main/Standby Cabling PTT R&S Standard
128
Fig. 3.75 Main/Standby Cabling PTT Type I. (Cutout)
128
Configuration
129
Limitations/Notes
130
External Automatic Filters
131
Telsa External Automatic Filter
131
Introduction/Overview
131
Cabling
131
Fig. 3.77 Telsa External Automatic Filter Connection
131
Configuration
132
Limitations/Notes
132
R&S External Automatic Filter
132
Cabling
133
Fig. 3.78 R&S External Automatic Filter Connection
133
Configuration
135
In-Band Signaling of SQ with Different Audio Tones
135
Audio In-Band Tones for RSSI Signaling
135
RSSI Output Characteristic
136
Introduction/Overview
136
Fig. 3.80 RSSI Output Type − R&S Standard
136
Fig. 3.81 RSSI Output Type − User Defined
137
Configuration
138
Limitations/Notes
138
ACARS Mode (External Modem)
139
Introduction/Overview
139
Cabling
139
Fig. 3.82 Cabling for Operation with the External Modem (ACARS)
139
Configuration
140
Fig. 3.83 ACARS Mode Activation
140
Limitations/Notes
141
Fig. 3.84 Active Device in the ACARS Mode
141
Best Signal Selection
142
Introduction/Overview
142
Cabling
143
Fig. 3.86 Radio 2 Has a Stronger Receive Signal, Audio Signal Is Switched after 200 Ms from Radio
143
Configuration
144
Limitations/Notes
145
Audio Via E1 Interface (Optional)
146
Introduction/Overview
146
Cabling
147
Configuration
147
Fig. 3.88 Radio Operation Via E1 Interface
147
Limitations/Notes
148
Parallel Operation of the Analog and E1 Audio Interfaces
148
External Power Amplifiers
149
External Power Amplifier R&S VU220L
149
Introduction/Overview
149
Cabling
149
Configuration
150
Fig. 3.89 Cabling for Operation with the External Power Amplifier R&S VU220L
150
Limitations/Notes
151
External Power Amplifier Jotron PAV-100/200
151
Fig. 3.90 Cabling for Operation with the External Power Amplifier Jotron
152
Introduction/Overview
154
Cabling
154
Configuration
154
Radio in VDL Mode
154
Fig. 3.91 VDL Mode 2 Cabling
154
Fig. 3.92 VDL Mode 2 Activation
155
Limitations/Notes
156
Audio Via Voip (Optional)
157
Introduction/Overview
157
Cabling
158
Configuration
158
Fig. 3.94 Voip Cabling
158
Limitations/Notes
159
Voip Information on Standard Operation Screen
159
Voip Connections
160
Fig. 3.95 Voip Connections
160
Voip Connection Establishment
161
AM Voice Functionality with Voip Interface
162
Fig. 3.96 Voip Connection Establishment
162
Parallel Operation of the Analog and Voip Audio Interfaces
163
Software Download
164
Fig. 3.97 Software Download Via LAN
164
Fig. 3.98 Software Download Via USB
164
4 Malfunction
167
Visual Inspection
167
Cabling Check
167
Checking the LED State
168
Checking the CBIT State
169
Troubleshooting
170
TX CBIT Events
170
RX CBIT Events
182
Unexpected Radio Restart
189
Fig. 4.3 Validation Result Mask
192
5 Maintenance
193
Scheduled Maintenance
193
TCXO Adjustment
193
Fig. 5.1 Test Connection of TCXO Adjustment
193
OCXO Adjustment (Optional)
194
Fig. 5.2 Test Connection of OCXO Adjustment
194
Fan Maintenance
195
Cleaning
196
6 Technical Information
197
Specifications
197
Interface Description
197
AC Input X1
197
Fig. 6.1 AC Input X1
197
DC Input/Battery Input X2
198
Fig. 6.2 DC Input/Battery Input X2
198
Common Antenna X3
199
TX/RX Switch X4
199
Fig. 6.3 Common Antenna X3
199
Fig. 6.4 TX/RX Switch X4
199
TX Audio Basic X5
200
Fig. 6.5 TX Audio Basic X5
200
Ethernet - LAN Remote Control X6
202
TX Audio Extended X7
203
Fig. 6.7 TX Audio Extended X7
203
RX Input X8
205
Fig. 6.8 RX Input X8
205
Ethernet - LAN Remote Control X9
206
RX Audio Basic X10
206
RX Audio Extended X11
208
Host Interface Port X12 (Reserved)
209
RX E1 - Communication Data Connector X13
210
Fig. 6.13 RX E1 − Communication Data Connector X13
210
TX E1 - Communication Data Connector X14
211
Fig. 6.14 TX E1 − Communication Data Connector X14
211
USB Device Connector X20
212
Fig. 6.15 USB Device Connector X20
212
Headset Connector X21
213
Fig. 6.16 Headset Connector X21
213
Remote Control Commands
214
7 Index
215
8 Appendix
219
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Model
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Language
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