Cimarron C25 Manuel utilisateur

C25

APCO P25 DISPATCH DISPLAY AND COMPUTER

DATA INTERFACE UNIT

Service and Installation Manual

Manual Revision 100702

Technologies Corporation.

C25 APCO P25 Dispatch Display and Computer Data Interface Manual

Cimarron Technologies Inc.

934 S. Andreasen Drive

Suite G

Escondido, CA 92029 USA

Voice : 760-738-3282

FAX : 760-480-0233

Email : s[email protected]

Web : www.cimtechcorp.com

Cimarron Technologies Corporation is a licensee of the Motorola MDC-1200 Protocol technology

as well as the Kenwood FleetSync Protocol.

MDC-1200 is a registered trademark of Motorola Inc.

FleetSync is a trademark of Kenwood Corporation

Not all described features are included with all systems. Contact Cimarron Technologies for

instant access to particular features.

Manual revision C25 100702

Contents

C H A P T E R 1 FEATURES ..........................................................6

What Is the C25...........................................................................................................................6

Capabilities ..................................................................................................................................6

Specifications ...............................................................................................................................9

Data Formats .................................................................................................... 9

Modulation Type .............................................................................................. 9

Display Memory............................................................................................... 9

Display Type .................................................................................................... 9

Data Input......................................................................................................... 9

Interface............................................................................................................ 9

Dimensions..................................................................................................... 10

Power Requirements ...................................................................................... 10

Sounder........................................................................................................... 10

Enhancements............................................................................................................................10

C H A P T E R 2 INSTALLATION.................................................12

Jumper Information..................................................................................................................12

Radio Connections.....................................................................................................................14

Data Output .................................................................................................... 15

Channel Busy ................................................................................................. 16

Channel Acquired........................................................................................... 17

Not used in the C25........................................................................................ 17

PTT Input ....................................................................................................... 17

Transmit Control ............................................................................................ 17

Key Output ..................................................................................................... 17

OUT1, OUT2 ................................................................................................. 17

Data Input....................................................................................................... 18

RX Mute Output............................................................................................. 19

Remote Clear.................................................................................................. 20

RX Inhibit....................................................................................................... 20

Aux In............................................................................................................. 20

Ground............................................................................................................ 20

Inverting P25 Data ....................................................................................................................21

RS-232 Port................................................................................................................................21

Serial Input as a data source ....................................................................................................21

Daisy Chaining multiple C25’s in a MCC ...............................................................................22

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Interfacing to a Computer or Printer......................................................................................22

USB Port (Factory use only).....................................................................................................22

Resource Mapping.....................................................................................................................22

Outputs ........................................................................................................... 22

Inputs.............................................................................................................. 22

Resource Status .............................................................................................. 23

Translator Decode Installations...............................................................................................23

C H A P T E R 3 PROGRAMMING ............................................26

Programming.............................................................................................................................26

Building the Alias Table............................................................................................................27

Programming the C25 Personality...........................................................................................29

Designating Multiple Signaling Formats.................................................................................30

Setting the Date and Time ........................................................................................................31

Editing the Message Table........................................................................................................31

Access the NAC or TGID Tables .............................................................................................33

Enable "AUTHORIZE" Mode ................................................................................................34

NAC Permission Mode..............................................................................................................34

TGID Permission Mode............................................................................................................34

Programming New Flash ..........................................................................................................34

Using the $$FORMAT Command ...........................................................................................35

Radio Interface Parameters......................................................................................................38

C H A P T E R 4 OPERATION.....................................................40

Decoding Capabilities................................................................................................................40

Front Panel Displays and Controls..........................................................................................40

C25 I............................................................................................................... 40

C25 II.............................................................................................................. 41

C25 III ............................................................................................................ 42

Alarms and Alerts, Critical Message Designation..................................................................43

Alarms ............................................................................................................ 43

Alerts .............................................................................................................. 43

Critical Message Designation......................................................................... 44

ID Sensitive Alerts ......................................................................................... 44

Targeting the C25 with Field Generated Alerts......................................................................45

Authorize Mode.........................................................................................................................45

NAC Permission Mode..............................................................................................................45

TGID Permission Mode............................................................................................................46

Decode Qualification by NAC and/or TGID...........................................................................46

Translator ..................................................................................................................................46

C H A P T E R 5 TECHNICAL INFORMATION............................48

RJ-11 Serial Communications Port .........................................................................................48

Fabricating a Programming Cable.................................................................. 48

Fabricating a Printer Cable............................................................................. 49

Fabricating a Daisy-chain cable ..................................................................... 49

USB Port Description..................................................................................... 49

Serial Output Formats..............................................................................................................50

Cimarron Standard ......................................................................................... 50

MODAT ......................................................................................................... 52

BED-31/1207 Output Format......................................................................... 52

Extended BED-31/1207 Output Format......................................................... 53

Cimarron Translated Output Format.............................................................. 54

CML Output Format....................................................................................... 54

Cimarron MultiChannel ANI Format............................................................. 55

Cimarron Standard Classic............................................................................. 57

Display ........................................................................................................... 58

APCO P25..................................................................................................................................58

Source ID (SRC) ............................................................................................ 58

Destination ID (DEST)................................................................................... 58

Talk Group (TGID) ........................................................................................ 58

Mfgr ID (MFID)............................................................................................. 59

Emergency flag (EM)..................................................................................... 60

Low speed data (LSD).................................................................................... 60

Network Access Code (NAC)........................................................................ 60

Data (DATA).................................................................................................. 60

Status Symbol (SS) ........................................................................................ 60

Trunking Sig Block (TSBK) .......................................................................... 61

FleetSync ID and Message Description................................................................................61

MDC-1200®ID and Message Description ...............................................................................61

MDC Repeater control messages ................................................................... 61

Dynamically definable MDC message definitions ..................................................................62

C H A P T E R 6 TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................63

Performing Self Tests................................................................................................................63

Installation Hints.......................................................................................................................64

Inverting P25 Data ....................................................................................................................64

Audio Data Input.......................................................................................................................65

Power Supply Schematic...........................................................................................................66

Line Input/Output Schematic...................................................................................................67

Radio Interface Schematic........................................................................................................68

C H A P T E R 7 PRODUCT SUPPORT .........................................69

A P P E N D I X A –DEFAULT HARDWARE AND

PERSONALITY CONDITIONS ....................................................................70

Default hardware conditions for the C25................................................................................70

Default personality conditions for the C25 I...........................................................................70

Default personality conditions for the C25 II and III.............................................................70

A P P E N D I X B –DISPATCH DISPLAY DIRECTIVES ........72

INDEX .......................................................................................................73

6 Chapter 1 Features

C H A P T E R 1

Features

What Is the C25

The C25 is a data decoder capable of decoding any of the

following formats: APCO P25, MDC-1200®, and/or

FleetSync . It is built to help fleet dispatchers/controllers to

communicate with and manage their fleets. The C25 family

consists of a C25 I (no alphanumeric display), a C25 II (Single

window alphanumeric display) and a C25 III (multiple window

alphanumeric display).

The C25 was developed to be:

Friendly with current technology

Real-Time

Interactive and Flexible

Powerful and Easy to Use

Flash programmable to allow for future features and

systems

Industrial-strength

Capabilities

The C25 family provides these capabilities:

User programmable to decode any of the following formats:

APCO P25, MDC-1200®, and FleetSync .

Dual format decode is standard. One C25 can monitor for

and decode two selected signaling formats.

Triple format decode, allowing one C25 to decode three

selected signaling formats. (Optional Feature. Contact Cimarron for pricing

details)

Capable of reacting to MDC-1200®Repeater Access, Setup

and Knockdown signaling.

Programmable to decode and display MDC-1200® statuses

and messages.

Large, highly visible main display.

Multiple window displays are available, capable of

simultaneously displaying up to six of the last received ID’s.

Alias programmable, relating ID’s to alphanumeric aliases of

up to eight characters long. (Requires the Alias Optional Feature. Contact

Cimarron for pricing details)

Extended aliasing (Assignment field) provides an additional

28 characters for each ID. (Requires the Alias Optional Feature. Contact

Cimarron for pricing details)

Chapter 1 Features 7

In MDC-1200 signaling, decodes and displays the entire

allowable HEX ID set.

Reacts to directed call alerts targeting the C25 programmed

ID.

P25 ID’s and MDC-1200 ID’s can be displayed in

Hexadecimal or Decimal format.

Serial communications ports can be daisy-chained from one

C25 channel card to the next channel card, eliminating the

need for serial port combiners and buffers.

Decodes and displays both the FleetSync fleet number

and unit ID.

Message types can be renamed to permit customized

systems.

Allows the review display of the last twenty received

messages.

Data Mute relay output provides N.O. and N.C. relay

contacts to be used to mute associated receiver during

MDC-1200 data reception.

COS qualified muting. Keeps the associated radio audio

muted until after a valid decode and remutes the audio

when signal reception ends for MDC-1200 and FleetSync.

P25 NAC and/or TGID Permission Mode flags valid users

by changing output states. Can be used to enable

repeaters and other communications equipment for those

users with permission.

Two programmable open-collector outputs can be related to

the reception of types of messages. Outputs can be used

to trigger external alarms, auto dialers, counters, etc.

Internal sounder can be programmed to create different

audible alerts depending on message type received.

"Authorize" permits the C25 to be used to allow only

authorized users access to repeater systems. (Requires the Alias

Optional Feature. Contact Cimarron for pricing details)

"Enunciate" feature allows unique tones to be sounded

when specific ID’s are received. (Requires the Alias Optional Feature.

Contact Cimarron for pricing details)

User programmable for a selection of many serial output

formats.

Unique user definable display personality and serial output

8 Chapter 1 Features

strings.

Programmable display type permits "Taxi Bid", "Scrolling",

and "Message and Assignment" presentations.

Incorporates a real time clock so all received data can be

time stamped.

P25 decode qualification by NAC and/or TGID.

External display clear connection can be attached to a

footswitch to clear the display by a dispatcher without

reaching for the decoder.

AGC conditioning reduces the need for adjustments on the

receive side.

Rack mountable

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