Alinco DR-135 Manuel utilisateur

VHF FM MOBILE TRANSCEIVER

Dealer’s Manual

Alinco’s DR-135 transceivers support the

Channel Indication mode (User’s mode),

which protects dealer-defined parameter

settings from being changed by the user.

This manual describes the functions available

in the Channel Indication mode and the

procedures for configuring the transceiver. It

also covers the instructions for installing and

using the DR-135 Channel Data Editor

software.

For information about programming manually,

see the instruction manual provided with the

product．

Contents

1 Channel Indication Mode ･･･････････････････････････････････ 1

2 Configuring the Transceiver as a Channel-Indication-Mode Unit ･･ 2

2.1 Setting UP the Transceiver with the Pad BP4･････････････････････ 3

2.2 Setting Up the Transceiver with the CH Data Editor ･･･････････････ 4

2.3 Setting UP the Transceiver with the EJ-39D trunking logic board. ･･･ 5

3 DR-135 Channel Data Editor ････････････････････････････････ 6

3.1 Installing the Data Editor ･･････････････････････････････････････ 6

3.2 Starting the Data Editor ･･･････････････････････････････････････ 6

3.3 Setting the Channel Data (Main Menu) ･･････････････････････････ 7

3.4 Changing the Transceiver Settings･･････････････････････････････ 9

3.5 Setting Auto DiaIer Memories ･････････････････････････････････ 10

3.6 Starting the Data Editor for the EJ-39D (Trunking Mode)･･････････ 10

3.7 Writing the Data in the Transceiver･･････････････････････････････11

3.8 Reading the Existing Data from the Transceiver ･････････････････ 13

4Operation with EJ-39D･････････････････････････････････････ 14

Appendix A････････････････････････････････････････････････ 15

A.1 Automatic Numbering Identification (ANI) ･････････････････････ 15

A.2 Priority Watch (PRI)･･････････････････････････････････････････ 15

A.3 Displayable Characters ･･････････････････････････････････････ 16

*Names of products mentioned in this manual are used for identification

purposes only and may be trademark and/or registered trademarks of their

respective company.

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1. Channel Indication Mode

When the transceiver is in the Channel Indication mode, some functions are

completely disabled, some are programmable only with the Channel Data

Editor software (not programmable with the transceiver switches), and others

are left available. The following table lists the functions provided with the DR-

135 transceiver. Those marked with“◎”remains active in the Channel

Indication mode.

Installed

EJ-39D

Transmission ◎◎

Monitor *2

Set mode

Changing VFO frequency

Scanning memories *2

Calling up a call channel

Auto dialer ◎

Volume level control ◎◎

Adjusting squelch ◎◎

Setting tuning step

Setting frequency and offset *1 *1

Setting tone squelch(CTCSS) *2 *1

Setting digital code squelch(DCS) *2 *1

Setting output power *2 *2

programming auto dialer memories ◎*1

Programming memory channels *1 *1

Setting key-lock *2 *1

Setting memories skip channels *1 *1

Installed

EJ-39D

Naming channel memories *1 *1

Cloning ◎◎

Tone burst transmission *2

Resetting CPU

Programming ANI *1 *1

Setting scanning mode *1 *1

Setting beep sound *1 *1

Programming BCLO *1 *1

Programming TOT *1 *1

Programming TOT penalty *1 *1

Setting APO *1 *1

Setting tone burst frequency *1 *1

Setting DTMF wait time *1 *1

Setting DTMF pause/burst time *1 *1

Setting DTMF first burst time *1 *1

Setting theft alarm *1 *1

Setting Lamp mode *1

Power supplyvoltage displayfunction ◎

*1 : This function is programmable with the CH Data Editor software (not programmable with the

transceiver switches) and disabled by default.

*2 : This function is programmable with the CH Data Editor software (programmable with the

transceiver switches) and disabled by default.

(The CH Data Editor software can be used to make it possible to operate this function using

the transceiver switches.)

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2. Configuring the Transceiver

as a Channel-Indication-Mode Unit

You can set the transceiver in the Channel Indication mode either by:

•Setting the pad (BP4) on the printed circuit board of the transceiver

(see “2.1 Setting Up the Transceiver with the Pad BP4”); OR

•Using the DR-135 Channel Data Editor (see “2.2 Setting Up the

Transceiver with the Data Editor”).

The CH Data Editor is useful when you want to set up two or more transceivers.

When the transceiver is in the Channel Indication mode, the LCD will look like

the following:

When the Channel contains data:

Note: • The following parameters can be configured with the CH Data Editor:

Enabling/Disabling the SCAN start when the channel is to be

skipped.

Enabling/Disabling power change

Enabling/Disabling the key-lock

Enabling/Disabling MONI key

Enabling/Disabling CTCSS/DCS key

Enabling/Disabling Tone Burst output

• When the above operations are enabled and set, the setting contents

are displayed.

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2.1 Setting UP the Transceiver with the Pad BP4

Before you put the transceiver in the Channel Indication mode, be sure to

program the radio’s channel memories following the instructions in the

Instruction Manual provided with the radio. There are additional parameters

that can be programmed manually but are not explained in the Instruction

Manual: for information about these parameters, see “Appendix A” on page 15.

To set up the DR-135

1. On the transceiver, set the channel data and store the changes in memory,

as needed. See the Instruction Manual for the procedures.

2. Turn the power off. Remove the bottom cover. Remove Sheet Front panel.

3. Identify pad BP4 on the printed circuit board. Short-circuit it (or solder a

jumper wire with it).

4. Refit the Front panel and bottom cover in the proper position. When you

turn the transceiver on, it will be in the Channel Indication mode.

BP4 (solder)

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2.2 Setting Up the Transceiver with the CH Data Editor

This section describes how to configure the transceiver as a Data-Indication-

mode unit with the CH Data Editor software.

The function of “Appendix A” (on page 15) can be programmed only through

CH Data Editor software.

To set up the transceiver with the CH Data Editor:

1. Connect the COM port (Dsub connector) on your computer to the external

speaker jack on the transceiver with the ERW-4 or ERW-4C interface

cable.

2. Start the Channel Data Editor on your computer. On the main menu, press

the F3 key, and select the “Radio Option (R)” option. In the “Edit option

data” window, select the “Channel” option in the “Indication Mode” field.

Write your changes in the transceiver memory. The transceiver will then

enter the Channel Indication mode. For more information about using the

software, see chapter 3 “DR-135 Channel Data Editor”.

ERW-4 or ERW-4C interface cable

DR-135

(Front panel) Computer

DATA terminal

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2.3 Setting UP the Transceiver with the EJ-39D trunking

logic board.

1. Turn the transceiver off.

2. Remove the bottom cover. Connect the EJ-39D to CN101 on the DR-135

circuit board.

3. Refit the bottom cover in the proper position.

CN101

EJ-39D

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3. DR-135 Channel Data Editor

The DR-135 Channel Data Editor is used to edit data, which includes the

operation parameters for the transceiver and the settings for each channel.

This software is useful when you wish to program two or more transceivers in

similar ways;

You can read the existing data from a master transceiver, edit the parameters

on the editor, and enter the changes in other transceivers.

3.1 Installing the Data Editor

The DR135 Data Editor floppy disk provided by Alinco includes data editor

system files, DR135.EXE and DR135.HLP. To install the editor, the following

items are required in addition to this floppy disk:

• An IBM PC/AT or compatible computer is required.

• PC-DOS or MS-DOS 6.2 or later version is recommended.

• The Alinco ERW-4 or ERW-4C interface cable. This cable is specially

designed to connect the computer to the transceiver. Do not use it for other

purposes.

Note: • If you run the editor with TSR software that runs off the CPU at regular

intervals, or from the DOS box of Windows, or with a device driver that

inhibits interruption for a long period of time, an error may occur during

data transfer between the PC and radio.

To instalI the editor:

1. Make an new directory for the data editor system, if needed.

2. Copy the DR135.EXE and DR135.HLP files from the DR-135 Data Editor

disk to the appropriate directory.

3.2 Starting the Data Editor

The Data Editor can start the DR-135 editor.

Note: • If you are going to write new data into the transceiver after editing,

connect the COM port (Dsub connector) on your PC to the DATA

terminal on the transceiver with the interface cable (ERW-4 or ERW-

4C) before turning the computer on.

To start the editor:

1. Start the DOS on your computer.

2. Go to the directory where the Data Editor is located.

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3. To start the DR-135 Data Editor, at the DOS prompt, type:

DR135.EXE

DR135.EXEDR135.EXE

DR135.EXE

or,

DR135

DR135DR135

DR135

The main menu will appear.

Note: • To exit the Data Editor, press the F2 key, select the “Quite Editor (Q)”

option, and type Y.

3.3 Setting the Channel Data (Main Menu)

On the main menu, you can set the parameters for each channel. To move the

cursor between the fields, use the cursor keys. To select an option in each field,

press the space bar. To enter a numeric value, use the numeric keys. A

detailed description of the fieIds are listed on the next page.

Note: • This software supports the context-sensitive help. Press the F1 key to

obtain the information about the field where the cursor is placed.

Ch: Select the desired channel (from 0 through 99), PL, PH, CALL(C),

and VFO(V) by using the up or down cursor keys．

Name: Write an alphanumeric name instead of the CH No.

Press the Enter key to go to input mode. Input the name using the

keyboard, and press the Enter key to set the name.

Ref: Set the channel step for the frequency to be set using CH Data

Editor.

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Rx Freq: Set the reception frequency.

CTCSS / DCS: Set the CTCSS/DCS decoder frequency. Use the Space key to

select CTCSS/DCS-off. Press the Enter key from the selected mode

to open the “CTCSS tone or DCS code selection screen”.

W/N: Set the operating mode (Wide/Narrow).

DGT: Set the packet or APRS operation on or off.

DCS DET: Set the DCS decoder detect operation on or off.

Only set this to “ON” when the DCS decoder is operating incorrectly.

SCN SKP: Turn the scan skip on or off.

PRI: Turn the priority scan on or off. When turning it on (“VFO” appears),

you can select the priority channel. Press the Enter key to open the

“Select ch” box, highlight the priority channel from the list by using

the cursor, Page Up, and Page Down keys, and press the Enter

key to seIect it. The “Select ch” box lists only the active channel

numbers.

For example, suppose the transceiver is on channel 20 and channel

30 has priorit

. The transceiver then repeats the receivin

operations

for five seconds on channel 20 and for 0.5 second on channel 30.

Tx Freq: Set the transmission frequency. If you have read channel data

including the frequency shift value from a transceiver, this area

shows the appropriate transmission frequency.

CTSS / DCS: Set the CTCSS/DCS encoder frequency. Use the Space key to

select CTCSS/DCS-off. Press the Enter key from the selected mode

to open the “CTCSS tone or DCS code selection screen”.

BCLO: Turn the BCLO (Busy Channel Lock Out) on or off.

ANI: Use this field to enable or disable the ANI (Automatic Numbering

Identification) functions. Usually, set this field to “OFF”.

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