TIL TDFM-136 Manual

TDFM-136(A)

VHF/FM DIGITAL AIRBORNE TRANSCEIVER

OPERATOR'S GUIDE

Til Document No. 99RE266

Rev. E

(For So tware Release: 3.x.x)

JUN 2011

Table of Cont ents

SECTION 1 - Introdu tion to Commands...................................................................................................1

1.1 Command Levels............................................................................................................................ 1

1.2 Command Types.............................................................................................................................2

1.3 Command S ope............................................................................................................................3

1.4 Command Referen e......................................................................................................................4

SECTION 2 - Operator Commands...........................................................................................................5

2.1 Operator Level 1 Commands..........................................................................................................5

L1-1. Sele t the Operating Memory for the Main Channel (MN)......................................................5

L1-2. In rease Display Brightness...................................................................................................6

L1-3. Edit Channel Operating Mode (MN/GD).................................................................................6

L1-4. S roll Ba kwards through Available Memories.......................................................................7

L1-5. Start/Stop S an (MN).............................................................................................................7

L1-6. S roll Forward through Available Memories (MN)..................................................................8

L1-7. Edit Channel Operating Frequen y (MN/GD).........................................................................8

L1-8. De rease Display Brightness..................................................................................................9

L1-9. Edit Channel Squel h Mode (MN/GD)....................................................................................9

L1-0. Command Level Up..............................................................................................................13

L1-#. Toggle Main Memory: Home/Current (MN)...........................................................................13

L1-*. Toggle Talk Around (MN)......................................................................................................13

2.2 Operator Level 2 Commands........................................................................................................14

L2-1. Create/Edit All Channel Information (MN/GD restri ted).....................................................14

L2-2. Copy Guard to Main ............................................................................................................17

L2-3. Lo k Keypad ........................................................................................................................17

L2-4. Not Used..............................................................................................................................17

L2-5. Edit S an List & Enable/Disable S an (MN).........................................................................18

L2-6. Edit Channel Text Des ription (MN/GD)...............................................................................19

L2-7. Create Shadow Channel.......................................................................................................20

L2-8. Copy Main to Guard ............................................................................................................22

L2-9. En ryption ON/OFF (MN/GD)...............................................................................................22

L2-0. Command Level Up .............................................................................................................22

L2-*. Command Level Down..........................................................................................................22

2.3 Operator Level 3 Commands........................................................................................................24

L3-1. Sele t Boot Memory.............................................................................................................24

L3-2. Assign Key by Key Tag........................................................................................................25

L3-3. Sele t Hex/De imal Edit Mode.............................................................................................27

L3-4. Display Software Release and Version Information.............................................................27

L3-5. Edit S an Parameters (MN)..................................................................................................28

L3-6. Configure the PTT Timer......................................................................................................30

L3-7. Side tone Audio Level Adjust................................................................................................31

L3-8. PC Data Upload/Download ..................................................................................................31

L3-9. Display Channel Squel h Parameters..................................................................................32

L3-0. Command Level Up .............................................................................................................32

L3-*. Command Level Down..........................................................................................................32

SECTION 3 - Appendix A........................................................................................................................33

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S E C T I O N 1 - I n t r o d u c t i o n t o C o m m a n d s

This se tion provides the user with a referen e of the keypad a essible programming features

of the Te hnisoni TDFM-136(A) VHF FM Digital Trans eiver.

1.1 Command Levels

In order to a ommodate the ne essary ommands, the ommands have been divided into different levels,

ea h ommand level has up to 12 ommands numbered 0-9, # and *; the zero (0), and the ESC (*) key are

fun tions for every level, they allow the user to move between levels as follows:

step up through command levels

step down through command levels

When stepping through ommand levels, the indi ated level is shown in subs ript in the 4th hara ter

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 hara ter for ea h ommand level, the a ompanying figure shows the level

hara ter position:

Table 1. Command Levels

Level isplay

Operator L1 blank

Operator L2 ‘2’

Operator L3 ‘3’

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1.2 Command Types

There are two basi ommand types: Inherent and Intera tive. An Inherent ommand is one that requires

no additional input from the user, su h as the ‘memory brightness’ or ‘s roll memory’ ommands. An

Interactive ommand requires further input from the user.

Inherent commands

These are simple 'one-tou h' ommands, they do not need any further input from the user.

Interactive commands

These ommands require further input from the user, and they must end as follows:

accept the entry and exit

abandon the entry and exit

The ommands that allow the user to hoose an option from a list, will always use the up/down arrows:

(key2 and key8) to step UP and DOWN – respe tively - through the available hoi es. In addition, the key

that was used to enter the fun tion an be used to step UP through the available hoi es.

Example: the user sele ts the L1-3 (Op Mode) ommand, on e the user has sele ted the ommand they

an press and , to step up, or to step down through the hoi es. 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 hoi e on e the ommand has been sele ted.

1.3 Command Scope

Most, but not all, edit ommands an affe t either the Main or the Guard Channel. The hannel to be edited

depends on the position of the MN/GD and the G1/G2 front panel swit hes. In this manual, the s ope of the

ommand is given on the ommand title line as follows:

(MN/GD) for a ommand that is valid for both Main and Guard,

(MN) for a ommand that is valid for Main only

Blank for a ommand that is not subje t to hannel restri tions.

1.4 Command Reference

Table 2 below shows the ommands divided into ommand levels: one, two, and three.

Table 2. Command Level Reference

Key Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

1 CHAN Sele t Main Memory Program New Memory Sele t Boot Memory

2 up Display – Brighter Copy Guard to Main Set En r key by KeyTag

3 MODE Edit Operating Mode Lo k Keypad Sele t HEX/De imal Edit

4 ba k S roll Memory Down n/u Show Firmware Revision

5 SCAN S an ON/OFF Edit S an Set S an Parameters

6 fwd S roll Memory Up Edit Des ription Set PTT Timer

7 FREQ Edit Frequen y Create Shadow Channel Set Side-tone Audio

8 down Display – Dimmer Copy Main to Guard PC Communi ations

9 SQL Edit Squel h Mode Enable/Disable En ryption Display Squel h Values

0 PROG Go to next level Go to next level Go to next level

# ENTER Toggle Memory: Home/ urrent Set 'Home' memory. n/u

* ESC Toggle Talk Around Go to Previous level Go to Previous level

2+4+6 Emergen y Erase Keys n/u n/u

NOTE: n/u indi ates ommand keys that are not urrently implemented.

S E C T I O N 2 - O p e r a t o r C o m m a n d s

This se tion des ribes the ommands available to the user, they are organized into three (3)

levels (L1-L3). Current level is indi ated by 4th hara ter on bottom row: blank=L1, 2=L2, 3=L3.

2.1 Operator Level 1 Commands

Level 1 ommands are a essed dire tly from the keypad by pressing the desired ommand key.

The ommand level indi ator will be blank. The available ommands are des ribed below.

L1-1. Select the Operating Memory for the Main Channel (MN)

This ommand allows the user to sele t the memory for MAIN hannel operation.

The ursor appears at the first digit in the hannel

number.

Valid edit keys are:

to Enter digit, cursor automatically

advances and wraps

accept the entry and continue

abandon the entry and exit

Note: The user must enter the number for an existing memory (in the range 001 to 230). If the memory

does not exist, the editor will return to the previously displayed memory.

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L1-2. Increase isplay Brightness

Press and hold the up arrow (2) key to in rease the brightness of the LED display, it stops at maximum.

L1-3. Edit Channel Operating Mode (MN/G )

This ommand will edit the Operating Mode of the sele ted hannel, the available modes are shown in table

3. Upon sele ting this ommand the ursor will appear at the MODE position:

Valid edit keys are:

step up through available operating modes

(w, n, )

Table 3 Operating Modes

Operating Mode Indicator

Analog Wide (25 kHz) 'w'

Analog Narrow (12.5 kHz) 'n'

Digital (12.5 kHz) 'D'

step down through available operating modes

(w, n, )

accept the entry and continue

abandon the entry and exit

Note: If an Operating Mode is sele ted that is in ompatible with the urrent Squel h Mode, then the

Squel h mode will automati ally be hanged to one that is a eptable for that Operating Mode

(ie 'x' for analog, 'm' for Digital Rx and 'g' for Digital Tx).

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L1-4. Scroll Backwards through Available Memories

This ommand will s roll the Main Channel BACK, or down, through the programmed memories until

rea hing the lowest memory programmed, it will then wrap around and restart from the top. On e the user

releases the button the displayed hara teristi s will be programmed. The s roll speed will in rease as the

button is held.

L1-5. Start/Stop Scan (MN)

S an memories that are in the same s an list as the urrently displayed Main memory. S an must be

enabled for the memory to be s anned, if so on e s an starts, the s an list digit flashes to indi ate that the

unit is in SCAN mode. The lo k symbol, this indi ates that most keypad keys are disabled.

DurIng s an: S an digit flashes, lo k indi ator shown. Valid keys are:

Stop scan

change display brightness

Swit h operation is modified as well: operation of MN/GD or G1/G2 will terminate scan and restore normal

operation. The front panel Squelch De eat button is disabled. The HI/LO power swit h is unaffe ted.

If you try to start s an on a hannel or memory that doesn't support s an, you will see:

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