TIL TDFM-136 Manuale
TDFM-136
VHF/FM DIGITAL AIRBORNE TRANSCEIVER
OPERATOR'S GUIDE
Til Document No. 99RE266
Rev. C
(Fo Softwa e Release: 2.0.0)
APR 2004
Table of Contents
SECTION 1 - Introduction 1
1 1 Command Methodology 1
SECTION 2 - Operator Commands 5
2 1 Operator Level 1 Commands 5
L1-1 Select the Operating Memory for the Main Channel (MN) 5
L1-2 Increase Display Brightness 6
L1-3 Edit Channel Operating Mode (MN/GD) 6
L1-4 Scroll Backwards through Available Memories 7
L1-5 Start/Stop Scan (MN) 7
L1-6 Scroll Forward through Available Memories (MN) 8
L1-7 Edit Channel Operating Frequency (MN/GD) 9
L1-8 Decrease Display Brightness 9
L1-9 Edit Channel Squelch Mode (MN/GD) 10
L1-0 Command Level Up 15
2 2 Operator Level 2 Commands 16
L2-1 Create/Edit All Channel Information (MN/GD restricted) 16
L2-2 Copy Guard to Main 18
L2-3 Lock Keypad 19
L2-4 Not Used 19
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L2-5 Edit Scan List & Enable/Disable Scan (MN) 19
L2-6 Edit Channel Text Description (MN/GD) 21
L2-7 Create Shadow Channel 22
L2-8 Copy Main to Guard 24
L2-9 Edit Unit ID Value (MN/GD) 24
L2-0 Command Level Up 25
L2–* Command Level Down 25
L2–# Not Used 25
2 3 Operator Level 3 Commands 26
L3-1 Select Boot Channel 26
L3-2 Unused 27
L3-3 Select Hex/Decimal Edit Mode 27
L3-4 Display Software Release and Version Information 28
L3-5 Edit Scan Parameters (MN) 28
L3-6 Configure the PTT Timer 31
L3-7 Side tone Audio Level Adjust 32
L3-8 PC Data Upload/Download 33
L3-9 Display Channel Squelch Parameters 33
L3-0 Command Level Up 34
L3-* Command Level Down 34
L3-# Unused 34
SECTION 3 - Appendix A 35
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S E CT I O N 1 - I n t r o d u c t i o n
This section provides the user with a reference of the keypad accessible programming features of the
Technisonic TDFM-136 VHF FM Digital Transceiver
1.1 Command Methodology
This section describes how the TDFM-136 command structure is organized
Command Le els
In order to accommodate the necessary commands, the commands have been divided into
different levels, each command level has up to 12 commands numbered 0-9, # and *; the zero
(0), and the ESC (*) key are functions for every level, they allow the user to move between levels
as follows:
step up through command le els
step down through command le els
When stepping through command levels, the indicated level is shown in subscript in the 4th character
position on the lower line of the display Note that this display position is left blank for the default level
(level1) Table 1 shows the command levels and the associated display character
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Table 1. Command Le els
Le el Display
Operator L1 blank
Operator L2 ‘2’
Operator L3 ‘3’
The Figure below shows the front panel display for different Command levels
0 0 1 M a i n D 1 3 6 . 0 0 0 0 R g
G D 2 3G u a r d 2 w 1 7 4 . 0 0 0 0 R t
Command Types
There are two basic command types: Inherent and Edit An Inhe ent command is one that requires no
additional input from the user, such as the ‘memory brightness’ or ‘scroll memory’ commands An Edit
command requires further input from the user
Command Scope
Most, but not all, edit commands can affect either the Main or the Guard Channel The channel to be edited
depends on the position of the MN/GD and the G1/G2 front panel switches In this manual, the scope of the
command is given on the command title line as follows:
2
(MN/GD) for a command that is valid in both Main and Guard,
(MN) for a command that is valid for Main only
Blank for a command that is not subject to channel restrictions
Command Con entions
After selecting the command, the system expects further input from the user All edit commands may be
terminated in the same way:
accept the entry and return
abandon the entry and exit
The commands that allow the user to choose an option from a list, will always use the up/down arrows:
(key2 and key8) to step UP and DOWN – respectively - through the available choices In addition, the key
that was used to enter the function can be used to step UP through the available choices
Example: the user selects the L1-3 (Op Mode) command, once the user has selected the command they
can press and , to step up, or to step down through the choices The
advantage of the 'entry key' step method is that the user does not have to move their finger to
a different key to make the choice once the command has been selected
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Command Reference
Table 2 below shows the commands divided into command levels: one, two, and three
Table 2. Command Le el Reference
Key Le el 1 Le el 2 Le el 3
1 CHAN Select Main Memory Program New Memory Select Boot Memory
2 up Display – Brighter Copy Guard to Main n/u
3 MODE Edit Mode Lock Keypad Select HEX/Decimal Edit
4 back Scroll Memory Down n/u Display Software rev
5 SCAN Scan ON/OFF Edit Scan Set Scan Parameters
6 fwd Scroll Memory Up Edit Description Set PTT Timer
7 FREQ Edit Frequency Create Shadow Channel Set Side-tone Audio
8 down Display – Dimmer Copy Main to Guard PC Communications
9 SQL Edit Squelch Set Unit ID Display Squelch Values
0 PROG Go to next level Go to next level n/u
# ENTER n/u n/u n/u
* ESC n/u Go to Previous level Go to Previous level
NOTE: n/u indicates command keys that are not currently implemented
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S E CT I O N 2 - O p e r a t o r C o m m a n d s
This section lists the commands available to the user, They are organized into three (3) levels
2.1 Operator Le el 1 Commands
Level 1 commands are accessed directly from the keypad by pressing the desired command key
The command level indicator will be blank The available commands are described below:
L1-1. Select the Operating Memory for the Main Channel (MN)
This command allows the user to select the MAIN channel that the radio is operating on Upon selecting
this command the cursor will appear at the first digit in the channel number as shown:
0 0 0
E n t e r N u m b e r ( 0 - 9 , # * )
Now, select a number from 001 to 230 as follows:
to decimal mode: enter number, cursor automatically ad ances
accept the entry and return
abandon the entry and exit
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Note: If the channel number selected is out of range then the cursor will remain until the user enters a
valid number If there is no information programmed for the channel, the editor will return to the
previously displayed channel
L1-2. Increase Display Brightness
Press and hold the up arrow (2) key to increase the brightness of the LED display, it stops at maximum
L1-3. Edit Channel Operating Mode (MN/GD)
This command will edit the Operating Mode of the selected channel, the available modes are shown in table
3 Upon selecting this command the cursor will appear at the MODE position:
0 0 1 M a i n D 1 3 6 . 0 0 0 0 R g
E d i t M o d e ( ↑ ↓ 3 , # * )
You may now edit the Operating Mode as follows:
step through the a ailable entries
accept the entry and return
abandon the entry and exit
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