Park Air Systems Limited B63300HS User Manual

T6T 300 Watt VHF Transmitter

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Installation

Configuring the Transmitter for Operational Use

The transmitter can be configured for use in several different ways. Typical configurations are illustrated
in the following figures:

Fig 19

Local operation. Operating the transmitter using a microphone connected to the drive
assembly front panel.

Fig 20

Remote operation. Operating the transmitter from a voice switch or remote controller.

Fig 21

With the transmitter connected through an RSE2 equipment. RSE2 is the remote site
equipment in a Park Air Multi-Access Remote Control (MARC) system. This system
provides automatic and manual main/standby switching and routes BIT information to allow
radio, site and system status to be displayed at the control site.

Fig 22

With the transmitter connected through an E1 Radio Interconnect (E1-RIC). By using
E1-RICs, a digital end-to-end system using E1 data streams can be configured.

Fig 23

The transmitter is configured with a receiver to provide Mode 2 operation (note that mode
2 software must be loaded to allow this configuration).

Fig 24

The transmitter is configured for Mode 3 operation (note that mode 3 software must be
loaded to allow this configuration).

The following pages show the illustrations listed above and then detail the pin-outs for the drive assembly
connectors used to configure the transmitter for the required operational usage. The Microphone/
Diagnostics and the Reference connectors are fitted to the drive assembly’s front panel; other
connectors, as shown in

Fig 25

, are fitted to the rear panel.