Motorola HLN9742 Manuel utilisateur

HLN9742_

FLASHING

ADAPTER

A - OFF - B

Flashing Adapter

HLN9742

GENERAL INFORMATION

The HLN9742 Flashing Adapter is a DB25 male/female connector

with a three-position (A - OFF - B) toggle switch, that permits

ﬂashing of the portable and mobile Professional Radios. The

adapter is compatible with the following cables:

For Portable Radios

• RKN4074 Programming/Test Cable

• RKN4075 Programming Cable (with integral electronics)

For Mobile Radios

• RKN4083 Programming/Test Cable

• RKN4081 Programming Cable (with integral electronics)

— with ﬂashing adapter switch in the A position, requires

adapter cable RLN4853 (8-pin Telco jack to 20-pin Amp plug),

which adapts/connects the cable to the mobile radio

accessory port.

— with ﬂashing adapter switch in the B position, refer to the

instructions provided with the upgrade tool that you are using

for speciﬁc instructions.

• Refer to Figures 2 and 3 (page 5) for adapter/connection

details.

NOTE: Flashing time for programming/test cable conﬁgurations

using the RLN4008 radio interface box (RIB) is about four minutes.

Flashing time for programming cable (with integral electronics)

conﬁgurations is about two minutes.

CONNECTION AND PROCEDURE

1. Toggle the adapter’s switch to the OFF position and turn off

the radio.

2. Connect the adapter between the RLN4008 Radio Interface Box

(RIB) and the RKN4074 or RKN4083 Programming/Test Cable

(Figure 2), or between the computer and the RKN4075 or

RKN4081 Programming Cable (Figure 3).

3. Connect the opposite end of the cable to the portable radio’s side

connector or to the mobile radio’s accessory connector.

NOTE: Programming cables for the mobile radio require

Adapter Cable RLN4853 to make this connection.

4. Toggle the adapter’s switch to the A (ﬂashing mode) position and

turn on the radio. The radio is ready for ﬂashing.

NOTE: Some ﬂashing procedures have speciﬁc instructions

for using the adapter’s switch position B. Refer to the

instructions provided with the upgrade tool that you are using

for such instructions.

5. Using special ﬂashing Customer Programming Software (CPS),

ﬂash the radio. Data transfer is completed between two and four

minutes.

6. When the ﬂashing procedure is complete, turn off the radio, toggle

the adapter’s switch to the OFF position, and remove the cables

and adapter.

7. Turn on the radio for normal operation.You may need to remove

and reinstall the battery on a portable radio, or cycle the power (off

then on) on a mobile radio.

NOTE: The HLN9742 Adapter may be left in line — attached to

the cable (with the switch toggled to the OFF position) for normal

programming/testing.

SERVICE

The HLN9742 Flashing Adapter is not repairable. Order a

replacement adapter as necessary.

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

Figure 1. HLN9742 Flashing Adapter Schematic Diagram

PIN 1

PIN 2

PIN 3

PIN 4

PIN 7

PIN 11

PIN 15

OFF

PIN 12

GROUND

RX DATA

TX DATA

BIAS

SIGNAL GND

BUS -

BUS +

FLASHING

PIN 1

PIN 2

PIN 3

PIN 4

PIN 7

PIN 11

PIN 15

DB25 MALE

TO PROGRAMMING CABLE OR

PROGRAMMING/TEST CABLE

DB25 FEMALE

TO COMPUTER

PORT OR RIB

FL0830091A

PIN 25

BOOT CONTROL

ADAPTER/CONNECTION DETAILS

Figure 2. Adapter with RIB and Programming/Test Cable

Figure 3. Adapter with Computer and Programming Cable

RIB

RIB PORT

PROGRAMMING/TEST CABLE

RADIO

ADAPTER

A-OFF-B

COMPUTER

COMPUTER PORT

ADAPTER PROGRAMMING CABLE

TO:

PORTABLE

RADIO

MOBILE RADIO

VIA ADAPTER

RLN4853

A-OFF-B

FL0830092A

Newer computers require the DB25/DB9 adapter supplied with the cable.

8000 W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33322

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Printed in U.S.A. 7/00.

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