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Manuel D’Utilisation

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PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL TWO-WAY RADIO SYSTEM
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- © 2018 Motorola Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved
  1
Foreword
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General Safety and Installation Standards and Guidelines
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- WARNING:
  4
Part 68 FCC Guideline
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- US: ABZNINANPML6730
  6
- REN: N/A
  6
MOTOTRBO SLR 8000 Base Station/ Repeater Supplemental Safety and Installation Requirements
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- /IMPORTANT:
  7
Environmental Information
8
Document History
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Contents
10
List of Tables
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Related Publications
26
Summary of Bands Available
27
Limited Commercial Warranty
28
- Chapter 1
  31
  - 1.1
    31
  - 1.2
    31
  - Figure 1: Front view of the SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater
    32
  - 1.4
    35
  - 1.5
    36
  - 1.6
    38
  - 1.7
    40
  - Figure 5: RDAC Diagnostic Screen
    40
  - 1.8
    42
  - 1.8.1
    42
  - 2.2
    44
  - 2.3
    44
  - 2.4
    44
  - 2.5
    44
  - Figure 6: "Operation Mode" configuration for Satellite Receiver Functionality
    45
  - 2.7
    45
  - Figure 7: Satellite Receiver Connections Within a Voting System
    46
- Chapter 3
  47
  - 3.1
    47
  - 3.1.1
    48
  - 3.1.2
    48
  - Figure 8: Modem Module Connector Locations
    48
  - Label Description
    48
  - Label Description
    49
  - 3.1.3
    49
  - 3.2
    49
  - 3.3
    50
  - 3.3.1
    51
  - 3.4
    51
  - 3.4.1
    52
  - Figure 9: High Stability Reference Circuit
    52
  - 3.4.2
    52
  - Figure 10: Audio Block Diagram
    52
  - 3.5
    52
  - 3.6
    53
  - 3.7
    53
  - Figure 11: Power Amplifier Interface Connector Pin Locations
    53
  - Figure 12: Power Supply Interface Connector Pin Locations
    53
  - Figure 13: Expansion Board Interface Connector Pin Locations
    54
  - Figure 14: Chassis ID Interface Connector Pin Locations
    54
  - 4.1
    55
  - 4.2
    55
  - 4.3
    55
  - Figure 15: Input and Output Connections
    56
  - 4.4
    56
  - 4.5
    57
  - 4.6
    57
  - Figure 16: Modem Interface Connector Pin Locations
    57
- Chapter 5
  58
  - 5.1
    58
  - 5.1.1
    58
  - /NOTICE:
    59
  - Figure 17: Front View of the SLR 8000 Power Supply
    59
  - Figure 18: Rear View of the SLR 8000 Power Supply
    59
  - 5.2
    60
  - 5.3
    61
  - 5.3.1
    61
  - 5.3.2
    62
  - 5.3.3
    63
  - 5.3.4
    63
- Chapter 6
  65
  - 6.1
    65
  - 6.1.1
    65
  - 6.2
    65
  - Figure 22: Front Panel Input Connections
    65
  - Figure 23: Front Panel Output Connections
    66
  - 6.3
    66
  - 6.4
    66
  - 6.5
    66
  - 6.6
    66
  - 6.7
    67
- Chapter 7
  68
- Chapter 8
  84
  - 8.1
    84
  - Equipment Example Application
    84
  - 8.2
    84
- Chapter 9
  85
  - 9.1
    85
  - 9.2
    85
  - 9.2.1
    85
  - 9.2.2
    85
  - 9.2.3
    86
  - Procedure:
    86
  - Figure 46: Backside - Test Equipment Setup for Verifying Transmitter Circuitry
    87
  - Figure 47: Frontside - Test Equipment Setup for Verifying Transmitter Circuitry
    87
  - Label Description
    87
  - 9.3
    87
  - CAUTION:
    88
  - 9.3.1
    88
  - 9.3.2
    88
  - 9.3.3
    88
  - Procedure:
    88
  - Figure 48: Backside - Test Equipment Setup for Verifying Receiver Circuitry
    89
  - Figure 49: Frontside - Test Equipment Setup for Verifying Receiver Circuitry
    89
  - Label Description
    89
  - 9.4
    90
- Chapter 10
  91
  - 10.1
    91
  - 10.2
    91
  - Figure 50: Customer Programming Software Setup
    92
  - Figure 51: Front view of SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater
    92
  - Label Description
    92
  - Figure 52: Rear view of SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater
    92
  - Label Description
    92
  - Label Description
    93
  - 10.3
    93
  - Procedure:
    93
  - 10.4
    93
  - Figure 54: SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater Tuning Equipment Setup
    94
  - 10.5
    94
  - Procedure:
    94
  - /NOTICE:
    94
  - Figure 56: Auxiliary Connector
    95
  - 10.6
    95
  - Procedure:
    95
  - 10.7
    96
  - 10.7.1
    96
  - Procedure:
    96
  - Figure 58: TX Menu Tree (Tuning Procedure with No Tx Data)
    97
  - Channel Spacing (kHz)
    97
  - 10.7.2
    97
  - Procedure:
    97
  - 10.7.3
    98
  - Figure 59: Example of Maximum Deviation Limit Calculation
    99
  - 10.7.4
    99
  - 10.8
    99
  - Procedure:
    99
  - Figure 60: Rx Menu tree (Wireline Receive Level)
    100
  - /NOTICE:
    100
  - 10.9
    100
  - Procedure:
    101
  - /NOTICE:
    101
  - Location Pin Assignment Operation
    102
  - 10.10
    102
  - Procedure:
    102
  - /NOTICE:
    103
  - Location Pin Assignment Operationa
    103
  - 10.11
    103
  - Procedure:
    103
  - /NOTICE:
    104
  - 10.12
    105
  - Procedure:
    105
  - 10.13
    106
  - Procedure:
    106
  - /NOTICE:
    107
  - 10.14
    108
  - Procedure:
    108
- Chapter 11
  109
  - 11.1
    109
  - 11.2
    109
  - 11.3
    109
  - 11.3.1
    109
  - 11.3.2
    109
  - 11.4
    110
  - 11.5
    111
  - Procedure:
    111
  - 11.6
    113
  - Procedure:
    113
  - 11.6.1
    113
  - Figure 66: Removing Bottom Cover from Base Station/Repeater
    113
  - Figure 67: Removing Top Cover from Base Station/Repeater
    114
  - Label Description
    114
  - 11.6.2
    114
  - Figure 68: Removing Front Bezel from Base Station/Repeater
    114
  - Figure 69: Disconnecting Flex Cable from Modem
    115
  - Figure 70: Removing Faceplate from Base Station/Repeater Frame
    115
  - 11.6.5
    116
  - Procedure:
    116
  - Figure 71: Disengaging Latch on Fan Clip
    116
  - Figure 72: Removing Screws from Bezel Clip
    117
  - Procedure:
    117
  - Figure 73: Removing Cables
    118
  - 11.6.8
    118
  - Procedure:
    118
  - Figure 74: Removing Power Supply Module
    118
  - Procedure:
    119
  - Figure 75: Removing Modem Module
    119
  - Procedure:
    119
  - Figure 76: Removing Power Amplifier
    119
  - 11.6.11
    120
  - 11.7
    120
  - 11.7.1
    120
  - Figure 77: Securing Bottom Cover to Base Station/Repeater
    120
  - Procedure:
    120
  - Figure 78: Installing the Power Amplifier Module
    121
  - 11.7.3
    121
  - Procedure:
    121
  - Figure 79: Installing the Power Amplifier Module and Preselector Module
    122
  - 11.7.4
    122
  - Figure 80: Securing Modem Gasket Seal
    123
  - Figure 81: Securing Modem to Base Station/Repeater Chassis
    123
  - Procedure:
    123
  - Figure 82: Securing Power Supply to Base Station/Repeater Chassis
    124
  - Procedure:
    124
  - Figure 83: Securing Power Supply with Wireline Card to Base Station/Repeater Chassis
    125
  - Figure 84: Securing Back Panel to Base Station/Repeater
    126
  - Procedure:
    126
  - Figure 85: Securing Antenna Relay Module
    127
  - 11.7.9
    127
  - Figure 86: Installing RX Cables
    128
  - Figure 87: Installing Front Panel to Modem Flex Cable
    128
  - Figure 88: Aligning Faceplate to Front of Base Station/Repeater
    129
  - Figure 89: Securing Faceplate to Base Station/Repeater
    129
  - Procedure:
    129
  - Figure 90: Cable Installation
    130
    - OPTIONAL - Option Cable Installation
      130
  - Figure 91: Option Cable Installation
    131
  - 11.7.12
    131
  - Figure 92: Installing Bezel Clip
    131
  - Figure 93: Securing and Positioning the Rubber Isolators
    132
  - Figure 94: Installing Fan
    133
  - Label Description
    133
  - 11.7.14
    133
  - Figure 95: Installing Expansion Board Plugs
    133
  - Figure 96: Installing Antenna Relay and Brown Wire Plugs
    134
  - Figure 97: Installing Top Cover
    134
  - Figure 98: Installing Bottom Cover
    135
  - Figure 99: Securing Front Bezel
    135
  - Figure 100: SLR 8000 Assembly Exploded View
    136
  - Part Number Description
    137
  - 11.10
    137
  - 12.1
    138
  - 12.1.1
    138
  - 12.1.2
    138
  - 12.1.3
    139
  - 12.1.3.1
    139
  - 12.1.3.2
    139
  - 12.1.4
    139
  - 12.1.4.1
    139
  - 12.1.4.2
    140
  - 12.1.4.3
    140
  - CAUTION:
    140
  - 12.1.4.4
    140
  - 12.1.4.5
    141
  - 12.1.4.6
    141
  - 12.1.5
    141
  - 12.1.5.1
    141
  - Model Description
    141
  - Figure 101: Floor Mount Cabinet
    142
  - 12.1.5.2
    142
  - Model Description
    142
  - Figure 102: Modular Rack
    143
  - 12.1.6
    143
  - 12.1.6.1
    144
  - 12.1.6.2
    144
  - 12.1.6.3
    144
  - 12.1.6.4
    144
  - 12.1.7
    144
  - 12.1.8
    145
- Unpack Equipment
  145
- Initial Inspection
  145
  - 12.2
    146
  - 12.2.1
    146
  - 12.2.1.1
    146
  - 12.2.1.2
    146
  - Prerequisites:
    146
  - Procedure:
    146
  - CAUTION:
    147
  - 12.2.1.3
    147
  - 12.3
    147
  - 12.3.1
    147
  - 12.3.2
    147
  - 12.3.3
    148
  - 12.3.4
    148
  - 12.4
    148
  - 12.4.1
    148
  - 12.4.2
    148
  - 13.1
    149
  - 13.1.1
    149
  - 13.1.2
    149
  - Figure 103: Wireline Board Jumpers and Input/Output Connections
    150
  - 13.2
    150
  - Parameter Specification
    150
  - 13.3
    151
  - 13.3.1
    151
  - Header P1200_3 Jumpers
    151
  - /Figure 104: Location of Jumpers on the P1200_3 Connector
    151
  - Header P2301_1 Jumpers
    151
  - Figure 105: Location of Jumpers on the P2301_1 Connector
    152
  - COR Function:
    152
  - 13.3.3
    152
  - When and where to use:
    152
  - Procedure:
    152
  - Figure 106: Wireline Audio Configuration in CPS
    152
  - Procedure:
    152
  - Figure 107: Setting Remote Control Mode
    153
  - Figure 108: Setting 2-Wire/4-Wire Mode
    153
  - Figure 109: Setting Wireline TRC Functions
    154
  - 13.4
    154
  - Figure 110: Timing Requirements for a Valid Tone Remote Control Sequence
    154
  - Figure 111: Valid Amplitudes for Tone Remote Control Signaling
    155
  - 13.5
    155
  - DC Current (mA) Function
    155
  - DC Current (mA) Function
    156
  - 13.6
    156
  - Figure 112: Rx Guard Tone and Status Tone Levels
    156
  - Chapter 14
    157
    - 14.1
      158
    - 14.1.1
      158
    - Figure 113: Base Station/Repeater Preselector (UHF version shown)
      158
    - Label Description
      158
    - 14.1.2
      159
    - Figure 114: Duplexer (UHF version shown)
      159
    - Label Description
      159
    - Figure 115: Duplexer (800 MHz version shown)
      159
    - Label Description
      159
    - 14.1.3
      159
    - Figure 116: External Dual Circulator Tray (UHF version shown)
      160
    - Label Description
      160
    - Figure 117: External Dual Circulator Tray (800 MHz version shown)
      160
    - Label Description
      161
    - 14.1.4
      161
    - Figure 118: Typical Antenna Relay Module – Inputs/Outputs
      161
    - Label Description
      161
    - Label Description
      162
    - 14.2
      162
    - 14.2.1
      162
    - 14.2.2
      163
    - Parameter Duplexer Spec Limit Typical Notes
      164
    - 14.2.3
      164
    - Parameter External Dual Circulator Spec Limit Typical
      164
    - Parameter External Dual Circulator Spec Limit Typical
      165
    - Parameter External Dual Circulator Spec Limit Typical
      165
    - 14.2.4
      165
    - Parameter Antenna Relay Spec Limit
      165
    - Parameter Antenna Relay Spec Limit
      166
    - 14.3
      166
    - 14.3.1
      166
    - 14.3.1.1
      166
    - 14.3.1.2
      167
    - Procedure:
      167
    - 14.3.1.3
      168
    - Procedure:
      168
    - Figure 119: Connecting Preselector to the NWA
      168
    - Label Description
      168
    - a Initial Curve:
      169
    - Figure 120: Initial Curve (Start 400 MHz, Stop 620 MHz)
      169
    - Figure 121: Initial Curve (Start 400 MHz, Stop 505 MHz)
      169
    - Figure 122: Passband Tuning of Tuning Screw 1 to the New Passband
      170
    - Figure 123: Passband Tuning of Tuning Screw 2 to the New Passband
      170
    - Figure 124: Passband Tuning of Tuning Screw 3 to the New Passband
      171
    - Figure 125: Passband and Return Loss after Rough Tuning
      171
    - Figure 126: Return Loss
      171
    - Figure 127: Result after Fine Tuning
      172
    - /NOTICE:
      172
    - 14.3.1.4
      173
    - When and where to use:
      173
    - Procedure:
      173
    - Figure 128: Connecting Preselector to the NWA
      173
    - Label Description
      173
    - 14.3.2
      174
    - 14.3.2.1
      174
    - 14.3.2.1.1
      174
    - Figure 129: Preliminary Tasks Prior to Tuning Duplexer
      175
    - 14.3.2.1.2
      175
      - 14.3.2.1.2.1
        176
    - Procedure:
      176
    - Label Description
      176
      - 14.3.2.1.2.2
        177
    - Procedure:
      177
    - Label Description
      177
      - 14.3.2.1.2.3
        177
    - Procedure:
      177
    - Label Description
      178
      - 14.3.2.1.2.4
        178
    - Procedure:
      178
    - Label Description
      179
      - 14.3.2.1.2.5
        179
    - Procedure:
      179
    - Label Description
      180
    - Label Description
      181
      - 14.3.2.1.2.6
        181
    - Procedure:
      181
    - Label Description
      182
    - Label Description
      183
      - 14.3.2.1.2.7
        184
    - Procedure:
      184
    - Label Description
      184
    - 14.3.2.2
      184
    - 14.3.2.2.1
      184
    - Procedure:
      184
    - Frequency
      184
    - Frequency
      185
    - 14.3.2.2.2
      185
    - When and where to use:
      185
    - Procedure:
      185
    - Figure 130: Untuned LO SIDE–Cavity 1
      186
    - Figure 131: Tuned CH1 - LO SIDE–Cavity 1
      186
    - Figure 132: Tuned CH1, CH2 - LO SIDE–Cavity 1
      186
    - 14.3.2.2.3
      186
    - Procedure:
      186
    - Figure 133: Untuned HI SIDE–Cavity 4
      187
    - Figure 134: Tuned CH1 - HI SIDE–Cavity 4
      187
    - Figure 135: Tuned CH1, CH2 - HI SIDE–Cavity 4
      188
    - 14.3.2.2.4
      188
    - Procedure:
      188
    - Figure 136: LO Side Response Curves
      188
    - Figure 137: HI Side Response Curves
      189
    - Figure 138: After Fine Tuning–LO Side Response Curves
      189
    - Figure 139: After Fine Tuning–HI Side Response Curves
      189
    - Figure 140: UHF Duplexer Field Tuning Procedure (continued)
      190
  - Appendix A
    191
    - A.1
      191
    - A.1.1
      191
    - A.1.7
      193
    - A.1.10
      194
  - Appendix B
    195
    - B.1
      195
    - B.1.1
      195
    - B.1.2
      195
    - B.1.3
      195
    - B.1.4
      195
    - B.1.5
      196
    - B.1.6
      196
    - B.1.7
      196
  - Appendix C
    197
    - C.1
      197
    - C.1.1
      197
    - C.1.2
      197
    - C.1.3
      197
    - C.1.4
      197
  - Appendix D
    198
    - D.1
      198
    - Figure 141: CPS Settings to Configure SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater for Analog Mode
      198
    - Figure 142: Model Zetron 38 Repeater Panel
      199
    - D.2.2
      199
    - Figure 143: Signal Connections between SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater and Community Repeater Panel
      200
    - D.2.3
      200
    - Figure 144: CPS Configuration for Community Repeater Panel (1 of 2)
      201
    - Figure 145: CPS Configuration for Community Repeater Panel (2 of 2)
      201
    - D.2.4.1
      201
    - D.2.4.2
      202
    - D.2.4.3
      202
    - D.2.4.4
      202
    - D.2.4.5
      202
    - D.3
      202
    - Figure 146: Zetron Model 30 Phone Patch
      202
    - D.3.2
      203
    - Figure 147: Signal Connections between SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater and Zetron Model 30 Phone Patch (Analog Phone Patch Cable and Digital Phone Patch Cable)
      203
    - D.3.3
      204
    - Figure 148: CPS Configuration for Phone Patch (1 of 2)
      204
    - Figure 149: CPS Configuration for Phone Patch (2 of 2)
      205
- Disc
  205
- Tx Audio
  205
- CTCSS/ DCS DECODE INPUT/ COR
  205
  - D.4
    205
  - Figure 150: Model L3276 Tone Remote Adapter
    206
  - D.4.2
    206
  - Figure 151: Signal Connections Between SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater and Motorola Solutions L3276 25-Pin Connector for a 15-Channel Remote Control
    207
  - D.4.3
    207
  - Figure 152: CPS Configuration for L3276 Tone Remote Adapter (For a 15-Channel Remote Control)
    208
  - D.4.4
    208
  - D.4.4.1
    208
  - D.4.4.2
    209
  - D.4.4.3
    209
  - D.4.4.4
    209
  - D.4.4.5
    209
  - D.4.4.6
    209
  - D.5
    209
  - Figure 153: Model Trident’s Marauder
    209
  - Figure 154: Model Trident’s Raider
    210
  - Figure 155: Model Trident’s NTS
    210
  - D.5.2
    210
  - Figure 156: Signal connections between SLR 8000 Base Station/Repeater, Trident Model Raider, Marauder, and NTS
    211
  - D.5.3
    211
  - Figure 157: CPS Configuration for Trident Model Raider, Marauder and NTS
    212
  - D.5.4.1
    212
  - D.5.4.2
    212
  - D.5.4.3
    212
  - E.1
    213
  - E.1.1
    213
  - Third-party Controller Hear Clear Configuration for Third-party Box
    213
  - E.1.2
    213
  - SLR 8000 with Phone Patch/Tone Remote Adapter Subscriber
    213
  - E.1.3
    214
  - E.1.4
    214
  - SLR 8000 with Phone Patch/Tone Remote Adapter Subscriber
    214
  - E.1.5
    214
  - Appendix F
    215
    - F.1
      215
    - Compliance distances Antenna front (Andrew mod.
      215
    - F.2
      216
    - F.2.1
      216
    - Figure 158: Reference Frame for the Point of Interest (POI) Cylindrical Coordinates
      216
    - F.2.2
      217
    - Figure 159: Schematic of the Ground-Level Exposure Model Adopted for the Assessment
      218
    - F.4
      218
    - F.5
      219
    - F.5.1
      219
    - F.5.2
      219
    - F.6
      219
    - Figure 160: Compliance Boundary for General Public (GP) and Ocupational (OCC) Exposure
      220
    - F.8
      220
Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
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- Alert tone
  221
- Analog
  221
- ASIC
  221
- AUX
  221
- Band
  221
- CTCSS
  221
- Clear
  221
- Conventional
  221
- CPS
  221
- Default
  221
- Digital
  221
- DPL
  221
- DSP
  222
- EIA
  222
- ESD
  222
- EU
  222
- FCC
  222
- FM
  222
- Frequency
  222
- FRU
  222
- FSK
  222
- GNSS
  222
- GPIO
  222
- IC
  222
- IF
  222
- I/O
  222
- kHz
  222
- LCD
  223
- LED
  223
- MDC
  223
- MHz
  223
- MISO
  223
- MOSI
  223
- PA
  223
- PC Board
  223
- PFC
  223
- PL
  223
- Programming Cable
  223
- PTT
  223
- Receiver
  223
- Repeater
  223
- RF
  224
- RSSI
  224
- Rx
  224
- SCM
  224
- SELV
  224
- Signal
  224
- SINAD
  224
- SLR
  224
- Spectrum
  224
- SPI
  224
- Squelch
  224
- TOT
  224
- TPL
  224
- Transceiver
  224
- Transmitter
  225
- Trunking
  225
- Tx
  225
- UHF
  225
- USB
  225
- VCO
  225
- VCTCXO
  225
- VHF
  225
- VIP
  225
- VSWR
  225
- WLAN
  225

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