TECH MAN TR-4315v.M

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Abbreviations and definitions

ALARM
Message by which the unit signals the occurrence of an event. The alarm is indicated by an audible tone and/or a
message (or icon) on the display.
ANTENNA HEIGHT
The height in which the antenna is installed.
APM
Audio and PTT Modem. The APM is designed for use in applications, which requires long distance control of
radios through a 4 or 2 wire leased lines. The modems use in-band signalling for transfer of PTT and Squelch,
and FSK data for transfer of alarms and Main/Standby selection.
ARC
With Audio Remote Control it is possible to extend the audio and PTT signals for a transmitter/receiver
combination consisting of one main and one standby transceiver.
One or two line pair is used for each transceiver and contains both PTT and audio in both directions.
AUX
Auxiliary
BAUD
Transmission rate unit of measurement for binary coded data (bit per second).
BIT
Short form of Binary Digit. The smallest element of data in a binary-coded value.
BITE
Built In Test Equipment
Bps
Bits Per Second.
CHARACTER STRING
Continuous characters (other than spaces) in a message.
CHECKSUM
The value sent with a binary-coded message to be checked at the receiving end to verify the integrity of the
message.
CLOCK
A precisely spaced, stable train of pulses generated within an electronic system to synchronize the timing of
digital operations within the system.
DRC
Data Remote Control. With the DRC unit functions like frequency settings, BITE etc. are extended to a remote
panel. The DRC unit requires 1 separate line pair that is connected to the serial interface of the radio. Several
DRC units may share the same line. All functions in the transmitter can be controlled from the DRC.
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FSK
Frequency Shift Keying
GMSK
Gaussian-Minimum-Shift-Keying -GFSK using BT -products and modulation index, which optimizes the
modulated signal.
IEC
International Electro-technical Commission.
INTERFACE
Electronic circuits that permit the passage of data between different types of devices.
ITU
International Telecommunication Union.
I.ED
Light Emitting Diode.
ORC
Operators Remote Control. With the ORC it is possible to select frequencies, which are stored in the channel
memory of the radio. To ease the operation, channel names can be used for each frequency. The ORC requires a
separate line pair that is connected to the serial interface of the radio. Several ORC units may share the same
line.
RCU
With the Remote Control Unit, several radios (up to 64) can be combined on one site and interfaced to a personal
computer, using a special program (RACS).
RESET
To return stored values to either the default value or zero in memory.
SIGNAL- TO-NOISE RATIO (S/N)

Quantitative relationship between the useful and non-useful part of the received signal. A high S/N indicates a
good receiving condition.
S/N
See SIGNAL- TO-NOISE RATIO
SOFTWARE
Values programmed and preloaded into memory. The values represent a permanent set of instructions for
running the automatic functions (computations) of the unit.
UHF
Ultra High Frequency; A set of frequencies in the upper MHz region.
VHF
Very High Frequency; A set of frequencies in the lower MHz region.
VSWR
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
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The information in this book has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate. However, no
responsibility is assumed for inaccuracies.
Jotron AS reserves the right to make changes without further notice to any products or modules
described herein to improve reliability, function or design. Jotron AS does not assume any liability
arising out of the application or use of the described product.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION!
This equipment contains CMOS integrated circuits. Observe handling precautions to avoid static
discharges which may damage these devices.
WARNING!
Some RF semiconductor devices used in this equipment may contain Beryllium Oxide. If inhaled, dust
from this oxide can be toxic. No danger will arise from normal handling but no attempt should be
made to tamper with these devices. On no account must these transistors be destroyed or discarded
with industrial or domestic waste, but should be returned to the manufacturers for subsequent disposal.
1. Do not place liquid-filled containers on top of the equipment.
2. Immediately turn off the power if water or other liquid leaks into the equipment.
Continued use of the equipment can cause fire or electrical shock.
Contact Jotron AS for service.
3. Immediately turn off the power if the equipment is emitting smoke or fire.
4. Do not operate the equipment with wet hands.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................................... 1-1

1.1 SUBSYSTEMS ......................................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 APPLICATIONS....................................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.3 UNITS .................................................................................................................................................... 1-1
2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ............................................................................................................. 2-1
2.1 GENERAL TRANSCEIVER TR-4315 ........................................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 RECEIVER RA-4302 .............................................................................................................................. 2-2
2.3 TRANSMITTER TA-4315 ........................................................................................................................ 2-3
3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................................. 3-1
3.1 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS, OVERVIEW.................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 FRONT PANEL INDICATORS AND CONTROLS .......................................................................................... 3-2
3.2.1 Digital Receiver Unit.................................................................................................................... 3-2
3.2.2 Digital Exciter Unit ...................................................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.3 Power Amplifier Unit ................................................................................................................... 3-4
3.2.4 Interface PSU Unit ....................................................................................................................... 3-5
3.2.5 Microphone and Headphone connector ....................................................................................... 3-7
3.2.6 Radio Controller Unit .................................................................................................................. 3-8
3.3 REAR CONNECTORS .............................................................................................................................. 3-9
3.3.1 Digital Receiver Unit.................................................................................................................... 3-9
3.3.2 Interface PSU Unit ..................................................................................................................... 3-10
3.3.3 Digital Exciter Unit .................................................................................................................... 3-11
3.3.4 Power Amplifier Unit ................................................................................................................. 3-12
3.3.5 Radio Controller Unit ................................................................................................................ 3-13
3.4 CONNECTORS PIN CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................... 3-14
3.4.1 +28V DC connector ................................................................................................................... 3-14
3.4.2 Wiring table 60 pin connector .................................................................................................... 3-15
3.4.3 Wiring Table. Interface Remote connector adapter 60pin to 15pin and Krone Patch Panel. ... 3-16
4 INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................................... 4-1
4.1 INTRODUCTION. .................................................................................................................................... 4-1
4.2 POWER SUPPLY ..................................................................................................................................... 4-1
4.3 REMOTE LINE INTERFACE ..................................................................................................................... 4-2
4.3.1 Remote operation using PC .......................................................................................................... 4-2
4.4 ANTENNA INTERFACE. .......................................................................................................................... 4-2
5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................................. 5-1
5.1 SOFTWARE INTERFACE.......................................................................................................................... 5-1
5.2 REMOTE OPERATION. ............................................................................................................................ 5-1
5.2.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 5-1
5.2.2 Remote data interface ................................................................................................................... 5-1
5.3 STARTUP OF RADIO CONTROLLER UNIT ................................................................................................ 5-2
5.3.1 Select address settings .................................................................................................................. 5-2
5.4 RADIO CONTROLLER CONFIGURATION MENU ........................................................................................ 5-3
5.4.1 Display setup ................................................................................................................................ 5-3
5.4.2 Touch screen calibration .............................................................................................................. 5-4
5.4.3 IP address setting ......................................................................................................................... 5-4
5.4.4 Network mask setting.................................................................................................................... 5-5
5.4.5 IP auto setting .............................................................................................................................. 5-6
5.4.6 Multicast address setting .............................................................................................................. 5-6
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5.4.7 Changing User or Admin password ............................................................................................. 5-7
5.4.8 Save changes ................................................................................................................................ 5-7
5.5 SELECT RADIO ....................................................................................................................................... 5-8
5.5.1 Main menu transceiver ................................................................................................................. 5-9
5.5.2 Key unlock .................................................................................................................................... 5-9
5.5.3 Main menu transceiver ............................................................................................................... 5-10
5.6 BASIC OPERATION RECEIVER.............................................................................................................. 5-10
5.6.1 Main Menu ................................................................................................................................. 5-11
5.6.2 Frequency Setting ....................................................................................................................... 5-11
5.7 SETUP.................................................................................................................................................. 5-12
5.7.1 Parameter ................................................................................................................................... 5-12
5.7.1.1 Interface parameter selections ................................................................................................ 5-12
5.7.1.2 Receiver parameter selections ................................................................................................ 5-15
5.7.2 Status .......................................................................................................................................... 5-15
5.7.3 Setup Interface............................................................................................................................ 5-16
5.7.4 Interface Audio Output ............................................................................................................... 5-16
5.7.5 Configuration Line Output ......................................................................................................... 5-16
5.7.6 Configuration Loudspeaker/Headphone .................................................................................... 5-17
5.7.7 Interface Local/Remote Operation ............................................................................................. 5-17
5.7.8 Interface BITE ............................................................................................................................ 5-18
5.7.9 Setup Receiver ............................................................................................................................ 5-18
5.7.10 Receiver BITE ............................................................................................................................ 5-19
5.7.11 Enabling the GUARD module .................................................................................................... 5-20
5.7.12 Menu Flowchart ......................................................................................................................... 5-22
5.8 BASIC OPERATION TRANSMITTER ....................................................................................................... 5-24
5.8.1 Main Menu ................................................................................................................................. 5-24
5.8.2 Frequency Setting ....................................................................................................................... 5-25
5.9 SETUP.................................................................................................................................................. 5-25
5.9.1 Parameter ................................................................................................................................... 5-26
5.9.1.1 Interface parameter selections ................................................................................................ 5-26
5.9.1.2 Exiter parameter selections ..................................................................................................... 5-29
5.9.2 Status .......................................................................................................................................... 5-30
5.9.3 Setup Interface............................................................................................................................ 5-30
5.9.4 Interface Audio Input.................................................................................................................. 5-31
5.9.5 Configuration Line Input ............................................................................................................ 5-31
5.9.6 Configuration Mic Input ............................................................................................................. 5-32
5.9.7 Interface Local/Remote Operation ............................................................................................. 5-32
5.9.8 Interface BITE ............................................................................................................................ 5-33
5.9.9 Setup Transmitter 1 of 2 ............................................................................................................. 5-34
5.9.10 Setup Transmitter 2 of 2 ............................................................................................................. 5-34
5.9.11 Transmitter BITE ........................................................................................................................ 5-35
5.10 MENU FLOWCHART ............................................................................................................................. 5-36
6 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION TR-4315 ................................................................................................. 6-1
6.1 COMMON UNITS FOR THE TRANSCEIVER ............................................................................................... 6-1
6.1.1 Interface/Power supply Unit (X-99600) ....................................................................................... 6-1
6.1.1.1 Interface Main Board, X-99605 ............................................................................................... 6-1
6.1.1.2 Voltage Converter Module, X-99479 ....................................................................................... 6-2
6.1.1.3 Power Supply 500W Module, X-99665 ................................................................................... 6-2
6.1.1.4 AC-Filter Module, X-99595 ..................................................................................................... 6-2
6.1.1.5 Interface Front Module, X-99680............................................................................................. 6-2
6.1.2 Radio controller Unit X-83500 ..................................................................................................... 6-2
6.1.2.1 Radio Controller Unit float diagram ......................................................................................... 6-3
6.1.2.2 Radio controller Main Board, X-82007 .................................................................................... 6-3
6.1.2.3 Radio controller Front Module, X-82057 ................................................................................. 6-3
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6.2 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION RA-4302...................................................................................................... 6-4
6.2.1 Digital receiver unit (X-99400) .................................................................................................... 6-4
6.2.2 Digital Receiver Unit float diagram ............................................................................................. 6-5
6.2.2.1 RX Main Board, X-99383 ........................................................................................................ 6-6
6.2.2.2 Antenna Filter Module, X-99461 ............................................................................................. 6-6
6.2.2.3 RX Bandpass Filter Module, X-99462 ..................................................................................... 6-6
6.2.2.4 IF 800 MHz Module, X-99463 ................................................................................................. 6-6
6.2.2.5 Synth 918-1200MHz Module, X-99464 ................................................................................... 6-7
6.2.2.6 Synth 778,6MHz Module, X-99465 ......................................................................................... 6-7
6.2.2.7 21.4 MHz Module, X-99460 .................................................................................................... 6-7
6.2.2.8 Demodulator Module, X-99466 ............................................................................................... 6-8
6.2.2.9 Master Clock Module, X-99469 ............................................................................................... 6-8
6.2.2.10 Synth Module, X-99468 ....................................................................................................... 6-8
6.2.2.11 Voltage Converter Module, X-99479 ................................................................................... 6-8
6.3 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION TA-4315 ...................................................................................................... 6-9
6.3.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 6-9
6.3.2 Digital exciter unit (X-99500) ...................................................................................................... 6-9
6.3.2.1 Exciter float diagram .............................................................................................................. 6-10
6.3.2.2 Modulator Module, X-80884.................................................................................................. 6-11
6.3.2.3 Up converter Module, X-99477 ............................................................................................. 6-11
6.3.2.4 Master Clock Module, X-99469 ............................................................................................. 6-11
6.3.2.5 Synthesiser Synth module, X-99468 ...................................................................................... 6-11
6.3.2.6 Voltage Converter Module, X-99479 ..................................................................................... 6-12
6.3.2.7 TX Main Board, X-99488 ...................................................................................................... 6-12
6.3.2.8 Synth 300 – 400MHz Module, X-99475 ................................................................................ 6-12
6.3.2.9 IF BP Filter Module, X-99473 ............................................................................................... 6-12
6.3.3 Power Amplifier Unit, X-80360 .................................................................................................. 6-13
6.3.3.1 PA Unit float diagram ............................................................................................................ 6-13
6.3.3.2 Power Amplifier Module, X-81726........................................................................................ 6-13
6.3.3.3 PA Coupler PIN Module, X-80278 ........................................................................................ 6-14
6.3.3.4 PA Coupler Relay Module, X-82054 ..................................................................................... 6-14
6.3.3.5 PA Filter UHF Module ........................................................................................................... 6-14
7 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................... 7-1
7.1 ENVIRONMENTAL CHECK ...................................................................................................................... 7-1
7.2 CHECK FOR FREQUENCY ACCURACY ..................................................................................................... 7-1
8 APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................................. 8-1
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1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.1 Subsystems
Figure 1.1, Complete Transceiver, TR-4315
This manual covers all models of the receiver, transmitter and transceiver. The description of
each unit is only applicable to the relevant radio model.
Where the wording “transceiver” is used, the receiver part of the transceiver is applicable to
the receiver model and the transmitter part is applicable to the transmitter model.
1.2 Applications
The TR-4315 transceiver can be used as a standalone transceiver.
One radio controller can control one or several transceivers.
Using telephone lines and Local Area Network, the transceivers can be controlled from a local
or remote location.
1.3 Units
The TR-4315 building blocks are:

 Digital Receiver
 Power supply / Interface
 Exciter
 Power Amplifier, 20W
 Radio controller
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2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
2.1 General Transceiver TR-4315
TR- 4315
STANDARDS EN 300 676 V1.3.1 (2003-03) (tested for 225 - 400MHz)
EN 301 489-22 V1.21.1 (2002-08)
MIL-STD-461E Air Force-and Navy Fixed-Ground
Equipment.
ENVIRONMENTAL
Temperature range EN 301
-20°C 489-22(operating)
to +55°C V1.21.1 (2002-08)
-40°C to +70°C (storage)
Performance according to MIL-STD 188-243, STANAG 4205
Humidity 90% @+40°C (non condensing)
Shock Transport: IEC-721-3-2, Class 2M3
Vibration Transport: IEC-68-2-32, Class 2M3. IEC-68-2-6
EMC EN301 489 – part 22, MIL-STD-461E
GENERAL
Frequency stability 1.5ppm (–20 - 50C) 1 ppm (0 - 40C)
Keying time < 20ms
< 7 ms using internal PIN switch (TADIL A in FM wide mode)
Frequency range UHF 225 – 400MHz
Frequency range VHF 118 – 137MHz Optional extended frequency band to 156MHz
Wide band frequency response 20Hz – 11000Hz
Frequency response 300-3400 Hz (See audio response for RX and TX)
Pre-set channels 100
Channel separation 25KHz, 12,5KHz (UHF) and 8,33KHz (VHF)
Frequency selection 25KHz, 12,5KHz (UHF) and 8,33KHz (VHF)
Up to 4-carrier offset in accordance with ICAO annex 10
( 2,5KHz,  5KHz and  7,5KHz)
Type of modulation AM (A3E), FM (F3E) Narrow and Wide band
Data ports RS232, 10BaseT. All parameters adjustable over remote control.
BITE monitoring VSWR, Voltages, Currents, Levels, Lock detect,
Temperature, Output power, Reflected power.
Supply voltage, AC 115/230VAC 10% / 50-60Hz
Supply voltage, DC 21.6 - 31.2VDC negative ground
Power consumption < 50W in receive, < 300W in transmit
Weight transceiver in 3U 19`` rack 15,75Kg
tray MTBF > 10 years / unit
MTTR < 30 minutes at lowest replaceable unit
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2.2 Receiver RA-4302
RA- 4302
Receiver (RA-4302) 25 kHz
IF bandwidth  11 KHz in Narrow ,  70KHz in Wide
Adjacent channel selectivity >70dB @ 25kHz, <60dB @ 8,33kHz
>80 dB related to 1V EMF
Intermodulation (2 signal)
>100kHz offset from receiving frequency
Sensitivity <1,5V / 30% pd 10dB SINAD (CCITT) Weighted to ITU-T.
Image and IF frequency response >110 dB
Permissible input level 5V EMF
Adjustable from min. 1V pd, to 30V pd. Squelsh level adjustable from
Squelch operation
Front panel or remote. Including on/off function with LED indication.
Hysteresis: <4 dB. Opening /closing: <50ms.
Audio AGC <1dB variation, 30% - 90% modulation (Selectable ON/OFF from control unit)
Audio response A3E / F3E +1 / -3dB rel. to 1kHz, 300 – 3000Hz, - 25dB at 5000Hz
Audio response +1 / -3dB rel. to 1kHz, 20 – 11000Hz, - 25dB at 20000Hz
THD <5%, 9090 mod., 1mV, 1kHz
Noise blanker Selectable ON/OFF
Signal / Noise >50dB @100V, 30%,1KHz
AGC range <3dB from -103,5dBm to +10dBm input signal
AGC attach time <50ms
AGC decay time <200ms
Audio outputs Loudspeaker. Max 2W, 8ohm, Headphone: Max 0,1W, 8ohm.
600 balanced, -20 to +10dBm @90% modulation. Line level adjustable
Line 1 output
from control unit.
600 unbalanced, -20 to +10dBm @90% modulation. Line level adjustable
Line 2 and 3 output
from control unit.
RF input level <5V EMF
RF input impedance 50 ohm, N-connector
Harmonic distortion <5% @90% mod., 1mV, 1kHz
Cross modulation rejection >88dB @ 400 kHz frequency offset
Blocking >100dB @1MHz offset, >110 dB out of band signals
Spurious response immunity >80dB
Radiated spurious components <2nW (<-57dBm) to > 4GHz
Dimension Receiver Unit 142mm (28TE)(W) * 230mm(D) * 128mm (H)
Weight Receiver Unit Weight in 19``rack tray: 9,6 Kg
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2.3 Transmitter TA-4315
TA- 4315
Transmitter (TA-4315) 25 kHz
Adjacent channel power > 70 dBc
Modulation level AM up to 95% adjustable, FM: 5kHz (F3E), 20kHz peak deviation
Harmonic emission < 80dBc. (<70dBc @ 225 – 250MHz)
Spurious emision < 90dBc
Output power 5-20W 1dB
Distortion < 5% at 90% modulation at 1kHz
< 20ms.
Keying time < 7 ms using internal PIN switch (TADIL A in FM wide mode)
Release time < 10ms.
Local key: from front panel, mic connector and remote connector
Keying options
Line loop keying: -48VDC key or +48VDC key
Line 1 balanced, 600, -20 to +10dBm
Line input
Line 2 and 3 unbalanced, 600, -20 to +10dBm
Microphone sensitivity 2,5mV
Default 30dB, with less than 3dB change in modulation level.
LF compression (VOGAD)
Selectable 0 to 42dB from control unit.
Limiting Limiting amplifier prevents modulation over 95%
+1 / -3dB rel. to 1kHz, 300 – 3000Hz, - 25dB at 5000Hz
Audio response
+1 / -3dB rel. to 1kHz, 20 – 1100Hz, - 25dB at 20000Hz
Distortion < 5% at 90% AM modulation or 5kHz / 20kHz FM modulation
Hum and noise level Better than 45dB below at 90% AM or 20kHz FM modulation
Intermodulation protection ratio > 50 dB when interferring signal is decoupled with at least 30 dB
Tx timeout 2 sec to 8,5 min in 2 sec step
Carrier offset <-165dBc/Hz @10MHz frequency offset
Standing wave ratio 1: infinity. Output is reduced automatically with severe mismatch
VSWR 2:1
Duty cycle 100% continous operation @ ambient below 40°C
Antenna connector 50ohm, N-connector
T / R relay Built in. Relay contacts available for external equipment.
Dimension Transmitter unit 213mm(42TE)(W) * 230mm(D) * 128mm (H)
Weight Transmitter unit in 19``rack tray 13,2kg
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3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
3.1 Front panel controls, overview

1 5 4 9 8 12 13 21 20
2 3 6 7 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 22
Figure 3.1, Front panel TR-4315
1 Digital receiver unit, Squelch status indication

2 Digital receiver unit, Communication (interface) and Alarm status indication
3 Digital receiver unit, DC power indication
4 Digital exciter unit, PTT indication
5 Digital exciter unit, Low power indication
6 Digital exciter unit, Communication (interface) and Alarm status indication
7 Digital exciter unit, DC power indication
8 PA Unit, Power output indication
9 PA Unit, High SWR indication
10 PA Unit, Communication (interface) and Alarm status indication
11 PA Unit, DC power indication
12 Interface Unit, Power On/Off push button
13 Interface Unit, “Select” indication. Indicates that the receiver is being controlled
by a control unit (internal or external)
14 Interface Unit, Squelch On/Off push button
15 Interface Unit, Built in loudspeaker
16 Interface Unit, Loudspeaker and local headset volume control
17 Interface Unit, Headset connector
18 Interface Unit, AC/DC power indication
19 Interface Unit, Main/Standby indication
20 Radio Control Unit, Touch screen display for set-up and monitoring
21 Radio Control Unit, Reset button.
22 Radio Control Unit, Slide for touch screen pen
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3.2 Front Panel indicators and controls
3.2.1 Digital Receiver Unit

The receiver consists of a complete AM receiver.
The receiver has four indicators on the front panel:
1
2
3
4
Figure 3.2.1, Digital Receiver Unit, front panel
1: SQ RX
Squelch indicator main receiver.
Orange LED indicates that squelch is open. No light indicates that squelch is closed.
2: SQ GUARD
Squelch indicator Guard.
Orange LED indicates that squelch is open. No light indicates that squelch is closed.
3: COM
Communication indicator. Can be turned OFF from Radio Controller.
Green LED indicates that the communication between the receiver and the
Interface/PSU is OK. Rapidly Yellow LED during communication.
Red LED indicates communication failure, even when turned OFF.
4: POWER
DC power indicator. Can be turned OFF from Radio Controller.
Green LED indicates that DC power is supplied from the interface/PSU to the
receiver. Red LED flashing indicates a failure on one or more internal modules,
even when turned OFF.
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3.2.2 Digital Exciter Unit
The exciter is a low-power transmitter.
The output from the exciter is connected to the power amplifier.
The exciter has four indicators on the front panel.
1
2
3
4
Figure 3.2.2, Digital Exiter Unit, front panel
1: PTT
Push To Talk indicator.
Green LED indicates that the exciter is keyed. Yellow light indicates that the
power output is less than 100%.
2: LOW
Low power output indicator.
No light indicates that high power is selected. Yellow light indicates that low power
is selected.
3: COM
Green LED indicates that the communication between the exciter and the
Interface/PSU is OK. Rapidly Yellow LED during communication.
4: POWER
Green LED indicates that DC power is supplied from the interface/PSU to the
exciter. Red LED flashing indicates a failure on one or more internal modules,
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3.2.3 Power Amplifier Unit
The power amplifier amplifies the RF output up to 20 watt.
The power amplifier has four indicators on the front panel.
1
2
3
4
Figure 3.2.3, Power Amplifier Unit, front panel
1: OUT
Power out indicator.
Green LED indicates that the PA is keyed and transmitting RF power.
Yellow light indicates that the RF output is less than 100%.
2: SWR
SWR indicator.
No light indicates that SWR is OK. Red light indicates that the SWR is too high.
3: COM
Green LED indicates that the communication between the PA and the Interface/PSU
is OK. Rapidly Yellow LED during communication.
4: POWER
Green LED indicates that DC power is supplied from the interface/PSU to the PA.
Red LED flashing indicates a failure on one or more internal modules, even when
turned OFF.
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3.2.4 Interface PSU Unit
The Interface and Power Supply Unit supplies the power to the other units.
The interface and Power Supply Unit has six knobs, four indicators, headphone and
microphone connector on the front panel.
2 6
3 7
8
4
9
5
10
Figure 3.2.4, Interface PSU Unit, front panel
1: RX GUARD
Select between RX, GUARD or both.
2: ON/OFF
Turns the power to the other units ON/OFF.
Can be turned ON/OFF from remote control.
3: SQ MAIN
Squelch Main receiver ON/OFF
4: SQ GUARD
Squelch GUARD receiver ON/OFF
5: VOL
Volume adjustment for the loudspeaker and headphone output.
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6: SELECT indicator
Green LED indicates that a controller (PC or Radio controller) is connected.
7: MAIN/STANDBY indicator
Green LED indicates that main is selected.
Yellow LED indicates that standby is selected.
8: RX/GUARD indicator
Green LED indicates that Main RX only is selected.
Orange LED indicates that Main RX and GUARD are selected.
No light indicates that GUARD only is selected.
9: AC/DC power indicator

Green LED when AC power is supplied. Can be turned OFF from Radio
Controller.Yellow LED when DC power is supplied
Red LED flashing indicates a failure on one or more internal modules,
10: Headphone and microphone connector

See paragraph 3.2.5 for connections.
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3.2.5 Microphone and Headphone connector
Figure Feil! Fant ikke referansekilden., Microphone and Headphone connector
1: Microphone input.
2: Microphone supply (+12V via 2k2 resistor).
3: PTT input.
4: Ground
5: Headphone +.
6: Headphone -.
7: NC
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3.2.6 Radio Controller Unit
The Radio controller is a computer with software to control one or more 4000 radios within
the same LAN network. The Radio controller has a built in touch screen for operational use.
A finger, the supplied ”touch screen pen” or other suitable devices can operate the touch
screen.
The Radio controller can be replaced with an ordinary PC with control software and LAN
connection.
Figure 3.2.6, Radio Controller Unit, front panel
1: Pen
Touch screen pen to operate touch screen.
2: Touch Screen
Touch sensible display. Display can be dimmed and auto turned OFF from
SW version 3.1.2. Display will lighten up again when touched.
3: Reset
Reset button to reset RCU.
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3.3 Rear Connectors
3.3.1 Digital Receiver Unit
1
2
3
4
5
6
Figure 3.3.1, Digital Receiver Unit, rear panel
1: ANT
Antenna connector main receiver (N-connector).
2: SERVICE
Service connector (15 pins micro DSUB).
3: INTERFACE
Communication with the interface unit.
4: GUARD
Separate antenna connector for GUARD receiver.
5,6: +28VDC
DC Power in/output, +28 VDC.
7: GND
Grounding tag.
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3.3.2 Interface PSU Unit
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Figure 3.3.2, Interface PSU Unit, rear panel
1: LAN
Connection to LAN network.
2: EXITER
Communication with the exiter unit.
3: RECEIVER
Communication with the digital receiver unit.
4: +28VDC INPUT
DC power input (+28 VDC).
5: SERVICE
Service connector for programming purposes.
6: +28VDC OUTPUT
DC power output (+28 VDC)
7: AC INPUT
AC power input (230 VAC)
8: REMOTE
Connector for external remote system.
9: FUSE 10A
10: GND
Grounding tag.
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3.3.3 Digital Exciter Unit
2
3
4
5
6
7
Figure 3.3.3, Digital Exciter Unit, rear panel
1: PA
RF output to power amplifier (SMA connector).
2: SERVICE
Service connector.
3: INTERFACE
Communication with the interface unit.
4: PA
Communication with the power amplifier unit.
5: GND
Grounding tag.
6,7: +28VDC
DC power in/output (+28 VDC).
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3.3.4 Power Amplifier Unit
2
3
4
5
6
7
Figure 3.3.4, Power Amplifier Unit, rear panel
1: ANT
Antenna connector (N-connector).
2: EXCITER
RF input from exciter (SMA connector).
3: RECEIVER
Antenna output to receiver if common Rx/Tx antenna (SMA connector).
4: EXITER
Communication with the digital exciter unit.
5,6: +28VDC
DC power in/output (+28 VDC).
7: GND
Grounding tag.
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3.3.5 Radio Controller Unit
Figure 3.3.5, Radio Controller Unit, rear panel
1: LAN
Connection to LAN network.
2: RS232
RS 232 communication.
3: +28VDC
DC power input (+28 VDC).
4: GND
Grounding tag.
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3.4 Connectors pin configuration
3.4.1 +28V DC connector
1
2
3
Figure 3.4.1, +28VDC connector
1: +28VDC to exciter and receiver (switched).
2: GND
3: +28VDC to power amplifier and radio controller (continuous).
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3.4.2 Wiring table 60 pin connector
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3.4.3 Wiring Table. Interface Remote connector adapter 60pin to 15pin and
Krone Patch Panel.
Units Connector for external remote 60 pin to 15pin KRONE

system. Pre wired Connector Connector
Functions 60 pin 15 pin D-sub Tags
male female
RX / TX Line 3 unbalanced (to tape recorder) 60 1 1a
RX / TX UHF/VHF TTL indication 28 2 1b
RX Line 1 output balanced 57 3 2a
RX Line 1 output balanced 58 4 2b
TX Line 1 input balanced 45 5 3a
TX Line 1 input balanced 46 6 3b
TX Key + - 31 7 4a
TX GND Key Out 55 8 4b
RX Squelch relay Comm 49 9 5a
RX Squelch relay NO 41 10 5b
RX / TX Alarm C 44 11 6a
RX / TX GND KEY input / RX Mute 39 12 6b
RX / TX Select 24 13 7a
RX / TX Alarm NO 17 14 7b
RX / TX GND 19 15 8a
REMOTE FACILITY CONNECTOR (15 pin D-SUB)

This connector contains various signals for remote control of the radio.
PIN NO DESCRIPTION
1 Line 3/Monitor output.

Unbalanced line output (max 10 dBm)
Level is adjustable from the menu. When the transceiver is not keyed,
the line will carry receiver audio.
2 TTL indication to tell if the radio operates in the VHF or UHF

frequency band. +5VDC if the radio operates in UHF band. 0VDC if
the radio operates in the VHF band.
3,4 LINE 1 output.

Balanced 600  line output (max 10 dBm).
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5,6 LINE 1 input.
600  line output (max 10 dBm).
This is the main input, which is used when the transmitter is controlled
from a remote position.
The input is fed with the TX audio in transmit mode.
Input level is from -30 to + 10 dBm (typical 0 or -10 dBm), and is
adjustable from the menu. See chapter 5.7.1.1.
7 External key input.

A positive or negative voltage (referenced to GND pin 15) between 10
and 48 V applied to this pin will key the transmitter. Selectable from
keying-temin/key switch menu. See chapter 5.7.1.1
8 GND key output.

Key = low level (TTL)
9 Squelch output.
Dry relay contact. Open = Squelch muted ( no audio). Closed = Squelch
open ( audio present).
10 Squelch output.
Dry relay contact. See pin no.9
11 Alarm output.
Relay contact, common. No alarm = high (+12V via 15K resistor).
Alarm = contact to pin no. 14.
12 KEY input (TX & TR)

A low level on this pin will key the radio.
MUTE input (RX)

A low level on this pin will mute the receiver. This is used when the
receiver is operated together with a transmitter, to mute the receiver
during transmitting.
13 Select input.
If the select input is kept low (0V) or open the radio is operating
normally.
14 ALARM output.
Dry contact. Normally open. See pin. 11
Left open or terminated to gnd.
15 Common ground
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4 INSTALLATION
4.1 Introduction.
The transceiver TR-4315 consists of one digital receiver unit, one digital exciter unit, one PA
unit and one interface/PSU unit. The width of each unit is 14TE. Additionally a Radio
Controller might be installed in the same sub frame at a width of 28 TE. This gives a full sub
rack of 84 TE.
Figure 4.1, Complete transceiver TR-4315
4.2 Power Supply
The TR-4315 is designed to operate from both AC and DC supply. Normally AC is the main
supply and DC is the backup supply.
The TR-4315 will automatically switch to the DC backup supply in case the mains supply
fails.
The built in switch mode power supply will automatically select the proper operating voltage
when operated on AC power; this means that any AC voltage in the ranges 100-130 or 200 to
260 VAC may be used.
Connection to the power supplies should be made with good quality, shielded, power cords.
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4.3 Remote Line Interface
When operated from a remote site, the audio input can be input to up to three independent
audio lines input. The preferred input is line 1 which is a 600 ohm balanced input. Line 3 is
also 600 ohm unbalanced inputs, designed for a shorter range.
The inputs are equipped with internal line transient suppressers, however, for long lines in
noisy environment it might be necessary to terminate the lines in external suppressers or fuses.
4.3.1 Remote operation using PC

Using a PC be sure to configure LAN network (IP address/Netmask) in same range as
Interface/PSU LAN setting.
Install RACS Control software to control the radio unit.
4.4 Antenna Interface.
The antenna should be of good quality with regards to gain and VSWR to obtain maximum
performance. Make sure that the cable from the transmitter to the antenna is of good quality to
avoid mismatch problems. In areas were thunderstorms and lightning is a problem, surge
arrestors should be mounted between the antenna and the radio.
The antenna output of the transmitter is the N-type antenna connector on the back of the PA
unit. The antenna input of the receiver is the N-type antenna connector on the back of the
Digital receiver unit.
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5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 Software Interface
The Radio Controller with built in touch screen, or an external computer connected by
Ethernet can operate TR-4315. Several computers can operate the TR-4315 simultaneously.
The windows interface will be similar, and the functionality and the priority for the internal
and external computers are equal.
The interface is based on “click and drag” functionality.
5.2 Remote Operation.
5.2.1 Introduction
All settings of the transceiver are controlled over the Ethernet connection.
The remote 600 ohms lines together with the key input may be used to transmit the audio
from a remote location.
5.2.2 Remote data interface

The transceiver can be controlled over the Ethernet connection. For a complete description of
the protocol and available commands, refer to the document TR3000: TS-SP-01, which is
available from Jotron AS.
In general the transceiver uses multicast output to a predefined multicast group, this means
that the network must be able to transfer multicast traffic and routers in a WAN must be
configured accordingly. Control of the transceiver is done using UDP/IP protocols with
software acknowledge.
Both the multicast group and the IP addresses of the transceiver must be configured to be able
to control the transceiver, either from the local RACS Control Unit or from a remote system.
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5.3 Startup of Radio Controller Unit
A screen-saver will turn off the screen after 5 minutes since last activation.
Touching it reactivates the screen.
This is the first picture when powering up the Radio Controller Unit.
Radio
RadioController UnitUnit
Controller booting……
booting
Please
Pleasewait…..
wait…..
5.3.1 Select address settings
Touch the “Setup” knob to go to the Radio Controller configuration menu.
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5.4 Radio Controller configuration menu
3.1.2
SCU settings:
 Press screen calibration
 IP address
 Netmask address
 Multicast address
 IP auto address
 Changing User and Admin password
 Display Setup
NOTE. All changes must be confirmed by pressing the “Save Changes” knob and follow the
menu.
Touch the knob to enter previous menu.
5.4.1 Display setup

To set timeout for the screensaver and the intensity of the display.
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5.4.2 Touch screen calibration
To retain the high reading quality of the touch screen during various climatic conditions, the
screen can be calibrated. Touch the “Touch Cal.” knob and follow the on-screen instructions.
Touch the “Press to accept Settings” knob to accept calibration result.

Re-start the unit to save the new settings.
5.4.3 IP address setting

From the Radio Controller configuration menu, touch the “IP Addr” knob.
The IP address is the specific address for the Radio Controller Unit.
The IP address must be unique on the LAN.
The “BS” knob is used to back space in the number section.
The default settings for controllers are 10.0.xx.yy. The value of “xx” will usually be 11 or 12,
and “yy” will be the two last digits in the serial no. plus 0, 100 or 200.
Example: If the serial no is 324, the value of “yy” can be 24, 124 or 224.
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Note!
The IP address entered here is the address of the Radio Controller Unit, not the radio
units it is controlling. If the radio is part of a project, please look at the project
configuration document for correct address.
Confirm the new IP address by touching the “SET” knob.

Return to Radio Controller configuration menu without entering new data by touching the
knob.
5.4.4 Network mask setting

From the Radio Controller configuration menu, touch the “Netmask” knob.
The Network mask is the filter that the IP interface uses to detect packages on the Ethernet.
The mask must be set according to the IP address on the unit.
Jotron default setting is: 255.255.0.0.
Note!
If the radio is part of a project, please look at the project configuration document for
correct Network mask setting.
Confirm the settings by touching the “SET” knob.
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5.4.5 IP auto setting
From the Radio Controller configuration menu, touch the “IP auto” knob.
Setting the auto connect address to one unit allows this unit to communicate automatically
with the Radio Controller Unit after boot up.
Note!
correct IP auto setting.
5.4.6 Multicast address setting

From the Radio Controller configuration menu, touch the “Multicast” knob.
The Multicast address is the common address for a group of radios working within the same
network. In order to control radios, the multicast address of the Radio Control Unit must be
equal to the multicast address of all the radios that should be controlled from that unit.
Multicast groups are always in the range: 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255
Jotron default Multicast address setting is: 239.0.0.1.
Note!
correct Multicast address setting.
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5.4.7 Changing User or Admin password
Confirm the settings by pressing the “SET” knob.
5.4.8 Save changes
Press the “Save Changes” knob to save the changes.
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Password should be administrators password which initially is 1965.
Type password and press the ”SET” knob.
Reboot unit.
5.5 Select radio

When the Radio Controller Unit is set up and connected to the Interface/PSU Unit, a radio
icon will show up at the radio Controller Unit screen.
To select a radio, touch the radio symbol

on the screen.
NOTE: If there are one or more interfaces connected to the Radio controller and none of
them are visible at the screen, please check the IP Auto setting at chapter 5.4.5. If there is
only one interface in the system and it is set by IP Auto and found, this screen will be
bypassed.
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5.5.1 Main menu transceiver
When the transceiver is turned ON, the operator’s panel is locked. The locked mode is
indicated by a faded indication of the frequency and function buttons, and the lock indication.
Touch the knob to unlock the panel or knob to return to previous menu.
5.5.2 Key unlock

Key in the correct digits for the password and touch the “OK” knob to confirm.
277.150 MHz
AM Narrow
OK
Default main password is:1 9 6 5

Default secondary password is: 1 2 3. This will not allow parameter changes.
Confirm the settings by touching the “OK” knob.
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5.5.3 Main menu transceiver
Touching the padlock knob will relock the

operator’s panel.
5.6 Basic Operation Receiver
Indication of the name and the numbering of the

actual menu. The menu numbering is indicated in
brackets together with the description of each
menu in this manual.
Bar indicator for RSSI level.
Lock/unlock the operators panel.
Indicators squelch, remote/local/auto operation and OK or Alarm.
Function knobs for entering the setup menu, Squelch

ON/OFF, loudspeaker ON/OFF and turning the interface
software OFF.
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5.6.1 Main Menu
This is the standard menu for the operation of the receiver.

operator’s panel.
5.6.2 Frequency Setting

By touching the screen at the frequency indication the operator can enter a new frequency.
Key in the correct digits for the frequency in MHz and touch the “OK” knob to confirm.
OK
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5.7 Setup
To enter the Setup menu, touch the ”tools” knob in the main menu.
The setup menu is divided into four submenus for separate setup of the interface, transmitter
and receiver.
The setup menu has also a function for setting the radio in standby mode by pressing the
“Tr On” knob.
To escape or step one level up in the menu, touch the “ESC” knob.
OK
5.7.1 Parameter
The “PARAM” knob gives access to a lot of selections and settings in the receiver and
Interface.
5.7.1.1 Interface parameter selections
OK OK
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INTERFACE PARAMETER 1 OF 2
NAME ITEM SELECTION FUNCTIONS
Line 1 in Narrow or Wide In case of wideband operation of
Line 2 in Narrow or Wide the receiver and/or transmitter,
Line 3 in Narrow or Wide the audio input/output bandwidth
Microphone Narrow or Wide may be set to WIDE=11KHz.
Filtering Line 1 out Narrow or Wide For narrowband
Line 2 out Narrow or Wide NARROW=3.4KHz.
Line 3 out Narrow or Wide
Lspeaker/Headphone Narrow or Wide
Line 1 out None or RX Output lines may be deactivated
Line 2 out None or RX by selecting "NONE".
Source Line 3 out None or RX
Line in Mic, Line1, Line 2, line3 Choose source for the input
signal to the transmitter.
Loudspeaker None or RX Loudspeaker may be deactivated
by selecting "NONE".
Key Switch +/- Key or line key "LINE KEY" enables the possibility
of using line 1 for keying.
Keying-Termin The "+/- KEY" selection enables
keying on pin 7 with a voltage in
the range: +12Vdc to +48Vdc or -
12Vdc to -48Vdc.
Key Line 1 GND or +12V Only for "LINE KEY" selection. By
selecting "12V" the transmitter may
be keyed by shortening Line 1. By
selecting "GND" a positive voltage
of +12Vdc to +48Vdc must be
applied to the line for keying.
Line 1 In Term On or Off "ON" terminates then line input in
Line 2 In Term On or Off 600 ohms. Should normally be in
Line 3 In Term On or Off “O” in position, unless two
transmitters are connected in
parallel where only the last
transmitter should be terminated.
Headphone To be set between 0 - 255 Typical 145

Loudspeaker To be set between 0 - 255 Typical 145
Line 1 Out To be set between 0 – 255 Typical 69
Line level Line 2 Out To be set between 0 – 255 Typical 69
Mic. front To be set between 0 – 255 Typical 255
Speaker amp To be set between 0 – 255 Typical 127
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Transceiver On or Off The radio may be turned "ON" or
"OFF" from the Radio Controller.
Loadspk mute On or Off
Headph mute On or Off
Main/Stby On or Off If the radio is wired for
main/standby operation, this option
should be selected.
Local/Remote Local, Remote or Auto “LOCAL” means keying from the
microphone.
“REMOTE” means any other
keying.
“AUTO” that all keying
possibilities are enabled.
RS485/RS232 RS485 or RS232 In addition to ethernet, the radio
may be controlled via a “RS232”
connection. “RS485” is for the
possibility of connecting an
external Jotron Power Amplifier.
Select Normal or Main A standby radio should be set to
“NORMAL” and a main radio to
“MAIN”.
TX Listen On or Off For enabling the “Line x out” as a
monitor for the transmitter.
Key TX On or Off For keying the radio from the Radio
Controller.
IpAddr Set own Ip address
McAddr Set own Mac address
Main version Set by factory 1

Software version Minor version Set by factory 6
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5.7.1.2 Receiver parameter selections
OK OK
NAME: EXPLANATION:
Modulation AM
Frequency To select frequency
Bandwidth Selection for Narrow or Wide bandwidth
Squelch Level setting for squelch
Sqmain ON/OFF selection of squelch
Noiseblanker ON/OFF selection of noiseblanker
Audio Agc ON/OFF selection of Audio Agc
Mute ON/OFF selection of Mute
Antenna ON/OFF selection of Antenna
Guard Not used
SW Version Shows the Major, Minor and Build version of the receiver software
UpdateEEprom To store changes in this menu
5.7.2 Status
The “STATUS” knob shows the status of different circuitry in the receiver and Interface.
All messages shall be Ok.
OK OK
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5.7.3 Setup Interface
The interface menu is divided into four submenus for separate setup of the audio input, audio
output, local/remote control, possibility to turn LED`s ON and OFF in case of darkness
operation, and BITE information.
5.7.4 Interface Audio Output

The audio output is divided into four submenus for separate setup of line 1 – 3 and the
loudspeaker/headset output.
Line 1 is the balanced audio output and Line 2 and 3 are unbalanced audio output lines.
OK
5.7.5 Configuration Line Output

The line output menu has functions for adjusting the line output level, and for enabling the
receiver audio on the audio line output.
The settings are equal for all lines.
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OK
5.7.6 Configuration Loudspeaker/Headphone

The loudspeaker/Headphone submenu has two independent setup bars for loudspeaker and
headphone.
OK
5.7.7 Interface Local/Remote Operation

Select local, remote or automatic (local and remote) operation of the radios.
OK
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5.7.8 Interface BITE
BITE indication of the parameters relevant for the interface modules.
If the BITE measurements exceed preset limits, there will be an error/alarm indication.
OK
Measure: Min. value: Max. value:

28 volt supply 24V 31,6V
12 volt supply 10V 14V
-5 volt supply -4V -5,6V
Current (28V) 0,3A 1,5A
Level Line 1 Custom setting
Level Line 2 N/A N/A
Level Line 3 Custom setting
System current 0A Limit of Power
Supply. No alarm
Temperature
Level Mic Custom setting
5.7.9 Setup Receiver

The receiver menu is divided into the following four submenus:
Audio AGC ON/OFF.Adjustment of the squelch level.
BITE information. Noise Blanker ON/OFF
OK
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5.7.10 Receiver BITE
BITE indication of the parameters relevant for the receiver modules.
OK
Measure:
. Circuit: Min. value: Max. value:
28 volt supply Power supply 24V 31,6V
12 volt supply Power supply 10V 14V
-5 volt supply Power supply -4V -5,6V
Current (28V) Power supply 0,3A 1,5A
MF214-BITE2 IAMP8 5mA 20mA
MF214-BITE3 IAMP9 5mA 20mA
IF800-IAMP6 IAMP6 20mA 75mA
IF800-IAMP7 IAMP7 20mA 75mA
BP-IAMP1 RF filter 15mA 100mA
273 – 330MHz 0mA when not active
BP-IAMP2 RF filter VHF N/A N/A
BP-IAMP5 IAMP5 50mA 150mA
IF Synth-5V 4V 5,6V
RF Synth-5V 4V 5,6V
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5.7.11 Enabling the GUARD module
If a GUARD module is available, this is how to activate it:
OK
Select the ”tools” button.
OK
Select the “IF..” button.
OK
Select the ”Audio OUT” button
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OK
Select the appropriate line where the remote is connected (Line 1)

“CONFIG..”
OK
Enable the “Guard” checkbox
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5.7.12 Menu Flowchart
The paragraph where the functions are described is indicated in brackets.
Main Menu [5.5.1] Setup [5.7]
OK OK
Setup Interface [5.7.3]

Interface SW
OFF 1
Unlock RX [5.5.2]
Setup Receiver [5.7.9] Receiver BITE [5.7.10]
OK
OK OK
Frequency setting [5.6.2]
OK
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Audio Output [5.7.4] Line Output [5.7.5] Loadspeaker Output [5.7.6]
OK
OK OK
Local/Remote operation [5.7.7]
OK
Interface BITE [5.7.8]
OK
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5.8 Basic Operation Transmitter
Indication of the name and the numbering of the

actual menu. The menu numbering is indicated in
bradioets together with the description of each menu
in the operators manual.
Lock/unlock the operators panel
Indicators for PTT, remote/local operation and OK or alarm.
Function buttons for entering the setup menu, switching the

interface software OFF.
Bar indicator for output power and modulation index.
5.8.1 Main Menu
This is the standard menu for the operation of the transmitter.

operator’s panel.
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5.8.2 Frequency Setting
By touching the screen at the frequency indication the operator can enter a new frequency.
Key in the correct digits for the frequency in MHz and touch the “OK” knob to confirm.
OK
5.9 Setup
To enter the Setup menu, touch the ”tools” knob in the main menu.
The setup menu is divided into four submenus for separate setup of the interface, transmitter
and receiver.
The setup menu has also a function for setting the radio in standby mode by pressing the
“Tr On” knob.
To escape or step one level up in the menu, touch the “ESC” knob.
OK
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5.9.1 Parameter
The “PARAM” knob gives access to a lot of selections and settings in the Exiter and
Interface.
5.9.1.1 Interface parameter selections
OK OK
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Line 1 in Narrow or Wide In case of wideband operation of
Line 2 in Narrow or Wide the receiver and/or transmitter,
Line 3 in Narrow or Wide the audio input/output bandwidth
Microphone Narrow or Wide may be set to WIDE=11KHz.
Filtering Line 1 out Narrow or Wide For narrowband
Line 2 out Narrow or Wide NARROW=3.4KHz.
Line 3 out Narrow or Wide
Lspeaker/Headphone Narrow or Wide
Line 1 out None or RX Output lines may be deactivated
Line 2 out None or RX by selecting "NONE".
Source Line 3 out None or RX
Line in Mic, Line1, Line 2, line3 Choose source for the input
signal to the transmitter.
Loudspeaker None or RX Loudspeaker may be deactivated
by selecting "NONE".
Key Switch +/- Key or line key "LINE KEY" enables the
possibility of using line 1 for
Keying-Termin keying.
The "+/- KEY" selection enables
keying on pin 7 with a voltage in
the range: +12Vdc to +48Vdc or
-12Vdc to -48Vdc.
Key Line 1 GND or +12V Only for "LINE KEY" selection.
By selecting "12V" the
transmitter may be keyed by
shortening Line 1. By selecting
"GND" a positive voltage of
+12Vdc to +48Vdc must be
applied to the line for keying.
Line 1 In Term On or Off "ON" terminates then line input
Line 2 In Term On or Off in 600 ohms. Should normally be
Line 3 In Term On or Off in “O” in position, unless two
transmitters are connected in
parallel where only the last
transmitter should be terminated.
Headphone To be set between 0 - 255 Typical 145
Loudspeaker To be set between 0 - 255 Typical 145
Line level Line 2 Out To be set between 0 – 255 Typical 69
Mic. front To be set between 0 – 255 Typical 255
Speaker amp To be set between 0 – 255 Typical 127
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Transceiver On or Off The radio may be turned "ON" or
"OFF" from the Radio Controller.
Loadspk mute On or Off
Headph mute On or Off
Main/Stby On or Off If the radio is wired for
main/standby operation, this option
should be selected.
Local/Remote Local, Remote or Auto “LOCAL” means keying from the
microphone.
“REMOTE” means any other
keying.
“AUTO” that all keying
possibilities are enabled.
RS485/RS232 RS485 or RS232 In addition to ethernet, the radio
may be controlled via a “RS232”
connection. “RS485” is for the
possibility of connecting an
external Jotron Power Amplifier.
Select Normal or Main A standby radio should be set to
“NORMAL” and a main radio to
“MAIN”.
TX Listen On or Off For enabling the “Line x out” as a
monitor for the transmitter.
Key TX On or Off For keying the radio from the Radio
Controller.
IpAddr Set own Ip address
McAddr Set own Mac address
Main version Set by factory 1

Software version Minor version Set by factory 6
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5.9.1.2 Exiter parameter selections
OK OK
NAME: EXPLANATION:
Modulation AM
Frequency To select frequency
Bandwidth Selection for Narrow or Wide bandwidth
Modulation idx Level setting for modulation
Sensitivity Level setting for Sensitivity
PA effect Level setting for Key timeout
PA swrAlarmOnOff ON/OFF selection of SWR alarm
PA present ON/OFF selection of Mute
TXOffset Setting of offset frequens
SW Version Shows the Major, Minor and Build version of the receiver software
UpdateEEprom To store changes in this menu
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5.9.2 Status
The “STATUS” knob shows the status of different circuitry in the Exiter and Interface.
All messages shall be Ok.
OK
OK OK
5.9.3 Setup Interface

See paragraph 5.7.3
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5.9.4 Interface Audio Input
The audio input is divided into four submenus
For separate setup of line 1 – 3 and the microphone input.
The settings of the lines are independent and lines with different settings can be mixed and
sent to the transmitter simultaneously.
OK
5.9.5 Configuration Line Input

The line input menu has functions for adjusting the line input level, selection of wideband or
narrowband AF filter and termination of the line.
OK
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5.9.6 Configuration Mic Input
The Mic input menu has functions for adjusting the microphone input level and selection of
wideband or narrowband AF filter.
OK
5.9.7 Interface Local/Remote Operation

Select local, remote or automatic (local and remote) operation of the transmitters.
OK
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5.9.8 Interface BITE
BITE indication of the parameters relevant for the interface modules.
OK
Measure: Min. value: Max. value:

12 volt supply 10V 14V
-5 volt supply -4V -5,6V
Current (28V) 0,3A 1,5A
Level line 1 Custom setting
Level line 2 N/A
Level line 3 Custom setting
System current 0A Limit of Power
Supply. No alarm
Temperature
Level Mic Custom setting
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5.9.9 Setup Transmitter 1 of 2
The transmitter menu has the following functions:
Timeout: In steps of 16 sec. 0 sec. is OFF.
Power level: 10, 25, 50, 80 and 100 % of Pmax.
Modulation level: Max: 98 %
BITE information
MORE
OK
5.9.10 Setup Transmitter 2 of 2

Adjust the sensitivity of the transmitter input. This setting together with the line input level
controls the VOGAD sensitivity and range of the transmitter.
OK
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5.9.11 Transmitter BITE
BITE indication of the parameters relevant for the transmitter modules.

If the BITE measurement exceeds preset limits, there will be an error/alarm indication.
OK
Measure: Circuit: Min. value: Max. value:

12 volt supply Power supply 10V 14V
-5 volt supply Power supply -5,6V -4V
Current (28V) Power supply 0,3A 1,5A
UpConv IAMP1 IAMP1 5 40
UpConv IAMP2 IAMP2 50mA 500mA
TXFILTER-IAMP1 TXFILTER 50mA 500mA
TXMIX-IAMP1 TXMIX 50mA 500mA
TXMIX-IAMP2 TXMIX 50mA 500mA
IF-IAMP1 50mA 500mA
IF-IAMP2 50mA 500mA
IF-SYNTH-5V-A 4V 5,6V
SwitchMode 15V 13V 17V
IF Synth-5V 4V 5,6V
RF Synth-5V 4V 5,6V
PA Reflected --- ---
PA Forward 500mV
PA Current 0 15.5A
PA Effect OK/Fail Fail=forcelow
PA SWR 3:1
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5.10 Menu Flowchart
The paragraph where the functions are described is indicated in brackets.
Main [5.8.1] Setup [5.9]
OK OK
Setup Interface [5.7.3]

Interface SW
OFF 1
Unlock [5.5.2] Transmitter Interface [5.9.9]
OK OK
TR Frequency [5.8.2] TA Sens. [5.9.10] TA BITE [5.9.11]
OK OK OK
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Audio Input [5.9.4]
1 Line Input [5.9.5] Mic. Input [5.9.6]
OK
OK OK
Remote/local Operation [5.9.7]
OK
Interface BITE [5.9.8]
OK
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6 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION TR-4315
For more detailed technical information of the product, please see the Maintenance and
Repair manual.
6.1 Common units for the Transceiver
6.1.1 Interface/Power supply Unit (X-99600)
This unit contains the main power supply for all modules, and all audio inputs from external
equipment. The unit also contains the Ethernet interface to control the transceiver modules.
X-99600
INTERFACE/PSU
UNIT
X-99605 X-99479 X-99665 X-99595 X-99680

INTERFACE VOLTAGE POWER AC INTERFACE
MAIN CONVERTER SUPPLY 500W FILTER FRONT
BOARD MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE
The Interface /Power Supply Unit contains the following:
 Interface Main Board, X-99605

 Voltage Converter Module, X-99479
 Power Supply 500W Module, X-99665
 AC-Filter Module, X-99595
 Interface Front Module, X-99680
6.1.1.1 Interface Main Board, X-99605
The Interface Main Board makes it possible for users to connect to the transceiver in the
traditional way using separate lines for the different signals.
The board has the necessary circuitry to convert analogue audio to digital audio for the
transmitter.
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6.1.1.2 Voltage Converter Module, X-99479
The voltage converter module is converting the 28V power supply to +5V, +12V and –5V
power used in the system.
6.1.1.3 Power Supply 500W Module, X-99665

The Power Supply 500W Module is a switch mode power supply that is capable of supplying
a complete 25W transceiver with power.
The power supply has standard cables/connectors. The power supply will accept AC Voltages
of 95-240 VAC. The output voltage will be 28 VDC +/-10 %.
6.1.1.4 AC-Filter Module, X-99595

The AC filter module is filtering the 220V AC power. This filter ensures that the system
meets the specification for spurious on the power lines.
6.1.1.5 Interface Front Module, X-99680

The front module has six buttons for controlling the transceiver and four three-coloured LEDs
to indicate fault and status. In addition it consists of a loudspeaker and a
microphone/headphone plug.
6.1.2 Radio controller Unit X-83500

This unit contains the hardware and software necessary to control all the parameters in one or
more radios. The control of the radios is done over an Ethernet connection using UDP/IP
transfer protocol. The colour display with touch-screen enables an easy and intuitive MMI to
all radio parameters needed for operation and maintenance of the radios.
The unit contains the following:
 Radio controller Main Board, X-82007

 Radio controller Front Module, X-82057
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6.1.2.1 Radio Controller Unit float diagram
X-83500
RADIO CONTROLLER UNIT
X-82007 X-82057
RADIO RADIO
CONTROLLER CONTROLLER
MAIN BOARD FRONT MODULE
6.1.2.2 Radio controller Main Board, X-82007

The radio controller contains an embedded PC-module and a LAN controller. The controller
interfaces also a radio controller front board, which consists of a key-touch panel and five soft
keys. The embedded PC is one way to control one or more transceiver in a radio rack; the
other is to use an external PC.
6.1.2.3 Radio controller Front Module, X-82057

This module consists of the Radio Controller Front board with a 3.6” LCD touch screen
colour display with VGA resolution. The front board is the interface to the embedded PC
module.
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6.2 Technical Description RA-4302
Introduction
The receiver consists of 2 units, the Digital receiver unit and the Interface / PSU unit.
A Radio Controller Unit or a PC must be connected to set up the receiver.
6.2.1 Digital receiver unit (X-99400)

This unit contains all the circuitry for converting the incoming RF signal to a high-speed
serial output containing the demodulated audio.
The Digital digital receiver unit contains the following:
 RX Main Board, X-99383

 Antenna Filter Module, X-99461
 RX Bandpass Filter Module, X-99462
 IF 800 MHz Module, X-99463
 Synth 778,6MHz Module, X-99465
 Synth 918-1200MHz Module, X-99464
 Main Digital Board, X-99330
 21.4 MHz Module, X-99460
 Master Clock Module, X-99469
 Synth Module, X-99468
 Demodulator Module, X-99466
 Guard Receiver Module, X-99467
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X-99400
DIGITAL
RECEIVER
UNIT
81934_TM_TR4315_M
X-99525 X-99526
RECEIVER RECEIVER
RF CONTROL
ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY
X-99461 X-99462 X-99464 X-99460 X-99469 X-99466

ANTENNA RX BP SYNTH 21,4MHz MASTER DEMODULATOR
6.2.2 Digital Receiver Unit float diagram
FILTER FILTER 918-1200MHz CLOCK

MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE
X-99467 X-99463 X-99465 X-99383 X-99330 X-99479 X-99468

GUARD IF SYNTH RX MAIN VOLTAGE SYNTH
RECEIVER 800MHz 778,6MHz MAIN DIGITAL CONVERTER REFERENCE
MODULE MODULE MODULE BOARD BOARD MODULE MODULE
6-5
6.2.2.1 RX Main Board, X-99383
The RX main board of the receiver is a plug-in board that contains interconnection and signal
routing for the following modules:
 Antenna Filter Module, X-99461

 RX Bandpass Filter Module, X-99462
 IF 800 MHz Module, X-99463
 Synth 778,6MHz Module, X-99465
 Synth 918-1200MHz Module, X-99464
6.2.2.2 Antenna Filter Module, X-99461

The Antenna Filter Module contains a low pass filter, which limits signals above 400 MHz.
The module has an integrated noise generator, which is used for user activated bite
measurements of the receiver sensitivity.
6.2.2.3 RX Bandpass Filter Module, X-99462

The RX Bandpass Filter Module contains three independent band pass filters which purpose is
to limit out of band signals for the different frequency ranges and to limit unwanted outputs
from the internal synthesisers (LO) signals.
Pin switches at the input of the module selects between one of three frequency ranges.
For manual and automatic BITE measurements the following signals are continuously
monitored:
 Current consumption in each of the band pass filter modules.

 Current consumption in the common output amplifier.
6.2.2.4 IF 800 MHz Module, X-99463

From the RF Bandpass module, the filtered RF signal (225 – 400MHz) enters the IF 800MHz
module where the signal is mixed up to the first IF of 800MHz. The signal is then mixed
down to the second IF of 21,4MHz.
For manual and automatic BITE the following signals are monitored on this module:
 Current consumption in the amplifiers (2 signals).

 RF LO level.
 IF LO level
The board use the following external voltages: +12V.
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6.2.2.5 Synth 918-1200MHz Module, X-99464
The Synth 918-1200MHz Module produces the high side injection signal at 1025-1200 MHz,
to the IF 800 MHz module.
Band switching to the module is performed via a serial (SPI bus) interface from the micro
controller placed on the Main Digital Module.
The module use the following external voltages: +5V, +12V.
For the manual and automatic BITE the following signals are monitored on this module:
 Lock Detect.
 The output level is monitored on the 800 MHz IF Module.
6.2.2.6 Synth 778,6MHz Module, X-99465

The Synth 778,6MHz Module generates the low side injection signal to the 2. mixer on the IF
800 MHz Module. The synthesiser operates at fixed frequency of 778.6 MHz.
The board use the following external voltages: +5V, +12V.
 Lock Detect.
 The output level is monitored on the 800 MHz IF Module.
6.2.2.7 21.4 MHz Module, X-99460

The 21.4 MHz Module consists of a noise blanker and a filter/amplifier section. The module
receives a 21.4 MHz IF signal from the IF 800 MHz module.
The 21.4 MHz signal is fed into a noice blanker circuit before it is amplified and filtered.
For the manual and automatic BITE, the following signals are monitored on this module:
 Current consumption in the IF BP Filter Modules (two signals).
The module use the following external voltage: +12V.
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6.2.2.8 Demodulator Module, X-99466
In the Demodulator Module the 21.4 MHz IF signal is fed to a 14 bits A/D converter. The
digitised IF signal is further fed into a receiver integrated circuit.
This software configurable demodulator design are able to demodulate various waveforms
such as AM, FM, 8PSK.
The module use the following external voltage: +5V
6.2.2.9 Master Clock Module, X-99469

This module contains a crystal oscillator operating at 83.886080 MHz. The crystal oscillator
is locked by a PLL to a VCTCXO (voltage controlled temperature compensated crystal
oscillator) operating on 12.8 MHz, thus keeping the operating frequency constant over the
temperature range.
Different Synth Module frequencies are delivered to:
Main Control Module, Demodulator Module and Synth Module.
The module is enabled via the SPI bus from the micro controller on the Main Control Module.
The module use the following external voltages: +12V, +5V
6.2.2.10 Synth Module, X-99468

This module contains a mixer that mixes the variable frequency from the DDS with the fixed
frequency from the Master Clock Module (10.48576MHz) to a frequency at approximately
10.7 MHz. This frequency is used as the reference for the RF synthesiser to generate virtually
any frequency step with a resolution of a few Hz. The 10.7 MHz reference signal is filtered in
narrow ceramic filters in order to filter out the spurious components from the DDS and the
broadband noise from the Master Clock Module.

The Voltage Converter Module generates the necessary internal voltages from the +28V
input.
The module contains switch mode converters for +12V, +5V and –5V which is used
internally in the receiver.
All modules are synchronised to avoid beat frequencies between the different switch mode
circuits.
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6.3 Technical Description TA-4315
6.3.1 Introduction
The transmitter consists of 3 units.
 Digital exciter unit
 Power Amplifier Unit
 Power Supply / Interface Unit
6.3.2 Digital exciter unit (X-99500)
This module contains all the circuitry for converting the incoming high-speed serial audio to a
modulated RF signal with a level of 1W PEP output.
The Digital exciter unit contains the following:
 TX Main Board, X-99488

 Mixer Module, X-99474
 TX BP Filter Module, X-99471
 IF BP Filter Module, X-99473
 Synth 300 - 400MHz Module, X-99475
 Synth 550 - 650MHz Module, X-99476
 Voltage Converter 18V Module, X-80883
 Main Digital Board, X-99330
 Up Converter Module, X-99477
 Master Clock Module, X-99469
 Synth Module, X-99468
 Modulator Module, X-80884
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X-99500
DIGITAL
EXCITER
81934_TM_TR4315_M
UNIT
6.3.2.1 Exciter float diagram
X-99530 X-99531
EXCITER EXCITER
RF CONTROL
ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY
X-99474 X-99476 X-99473 X-99477 X-99469 X-80884

MIXER SYNTH IF BP UP MASTER MODULATOR
550-650MHz FILTER CONVERTER CLOCK MODULE
MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE MODULE
X-99471 X-99475 X-80883 X-99488 X-99330 X-99479 X-99468

TX BP SYNTH VOLTAGE TX MAIN VOLTAGE SYNTH
FILTER 300-400MHz CONVERTER MAIN DIGITAL CONVERTER REFERENCE
MODULE MODULE 18V BOARD BOARD MODULE MODULE
MODULE
6-10
6.3.2.2 Modulator Module, X-80884
The module receives digital serial data from the Main Digital Module, modulates and mixes it
digitally up to 50 MHz and converts it to an analogue signal in a 14 bits A/D-converter.
There is no BITE information available on this module.
The module uses the following external voltages: +5V
6.3.2.3 Up converter Module, X-99477

The up converter module mixes the 50 MHz signal from the Modulator Module with the LO
from the 300 or 400 MHz synthesiser module to produce 250, 350 or 450 MHz IF signal. The
output from the mixer is amplified to a proper level.
Current consumption in two amplifiers and LO level.
The module uses the following external voltages: +28V, +12V and –5V.
6.3.2.4 Master Clock Module, X-99469

This module contains a crystal oscillator operating at 83.886080 MHz. The crystal oscillator
is locked by a PLL to a VCTCXO (voltage controlled temperature compensated crystal
oscillator) operating on 12.8 MHz, thus keeping the operating frequency constant over the
temperature range.
Different Synth Module frequencies are delivered to:
Main Control Module, Modulator Module and Synth Module.
The module is enabled via the SPI bus from the micro controller on the Main Control Module.
For the manual and automatic BITE the following signals are monitored on this module: None
The module use the following external voltages: +12V, +5V
6.3.2.5 Synthesiser Synth module, X-99468

This module contains a mixer that mixes the variable frequency from the DDS with the fixed
frequency from the Master Clock Module (10.48576MHz) to a frequency at approximately
10.7 MHz. This frequency is used as the reference for the RF synthesiser to generate virtually
any frequency step with a resolution of a few Hz. The 10.7 MHz reference signal is filtered in
narrow ceramic filters in order to filter out the spurious components from the DDS and the
broadband noise from the Master Clock Module.
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The purpose of the Voltage Converter Module is to generate the necessary internal voltages
from the +28V input.
This is done with switch mode converters. The voltages generated are +12V, +5V and -5V.
The module consists of three switch mode regulators, three filters to prevent AC components
to cause problems for the other modules. There is also an over voltage circuit for every supply
voltage. All modules are synchronized to avoid beat frequencies between the different switch
mode circuits.
6.3.2.7 TX Main Board, X-99488

The main board connects the different modules to the TX main board. It also chooses the
appropriate BITE signal using three analogue muxes. The TX Main Board contains of the
following physical modules:
 Synth 300 – 400MHz Module, X-99475

 IF BP Filter Module, X-99473
 Mixer Module, X-99474
 Synth 550 – 650MHz Module, X-99476
 TX BP Filter Module, X-99471
6.3.2.8 Synth 300 – 400MHz Module, X-99475

This module generates a fixed frequency of either 300 or 400 MHz that is used by the Up
Converter Module. The synthesiser includes two voltage controlled oscillators and
PLL/control circuitry. VCO enable are done by a one bit parallel input. The reference for the
synthesiser is taken from the Master Clock Module (5.24288MHz).
Synthesiser lock detect.
The board use the following external voltages: +5V and +12V.
6.3.2.9 IF BP Filter Module, X-99473

In the IF Filter Module the 250, 350 or 450 MHz IF signal from the up converter module is
filtered and amplified. The output is connected to the RF mixer. The –3dB filter bandwidth is
approximately 7 MHz. Filter selection, BITE selection and amplifier enabling is done be an
8 bit shift register controlled by SPI from Main Board.
Current consumption in the two amplifier stages.
The board use the following external voltages: +5V, -5V and +12V.
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6.3.3 Power Amplifier Unit, X-80360
This unit contains all the circuitry for converting the incoming 1W PEP modulated RF signal
to a level of 25W PEP output.
The PA Unit contains the following:
 Power Amplifier Module, X-81726

 PA Coupler PIN Module, X-80278
 PA Filter UHF Module, X-82055
6.3.3.1 PA Unit float diagram
X-80360
POWER AMPLIFIER UNIT
X-81726 X-82055
POWER PA FILTER
AMPLIFIER UHF
MODULE MODULE
X-82054 X-80278
PA COUPLER PA COUPLER
RELAY PIN
MODULE MODULE
6.3.3.2 Power Amplifier Module, X-81726

The Power Amplifier Module includes boards for amplifying, keying, band switching and
BITE handling.
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6.3.3.3 PA Coupler PIN Module, X-80278
The module contains a transmit/receive PIN-switch, coupler, a forward detector and a
reflected detector. The module connects the PA to antenna connector when transmitting, and
connects the receiver input to the antenna connector when not transmitting. It also detects
forward and reflected power used for the amplitude loop and for SWR measurement
respectively.
6.3.3.4 PA Coupler Relay Module, X-82054

The module contains a transmit/receive relay, coupler, a forward detector and a reflected
detector. The module connects the PA to antenna connector when transmitting, and connects
the receiver input to the antenna connector when not transmitting. It also detects forward and
reflected power used for the amplitude loop and for SWR measurement respectively.
6.3.3.5 PA Filter UHF Module

The low pass filter suppresses harmonic distortion from the amplifier modules. The module
contains a low pass filter, for the UHF band.
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7 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
7.1 Environmental check

Once a year:
1. Turn OFF the unit.

2. Disconnect all plugs.
3. Clean all metal surfaces using a humid rag to remove dirt and dust.
4. Clean the knobs and connectors.
5. Clean the loudspeaker and fan covers.
6. Connect all plugs.
7. Turn ON the unit.
7.2 Check for frequency accuracy

The reference oscillator frequency must be checked once each year.
The frequency tuning is software accessible.
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8 APPENDIX
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AMENDMENT INCORP. DATE PAGE(S) VERSION REASON

3 ES 11.02.05 92 C EM 4451 and corrections

4 ES 26.04.05 D new text in sect. 7, New side

5 ES 12.05.05 E Racks text and key lock.

9 ES 25.09.06 4-2, and I Corrected text

10 ES 11.04.07 Total: 86 J New company name

11 ES 15.01.08 3-2 to 3-6, K New Radio Controller SW

12 ES 13.11.08 3-7 L Changed pin configuration

13 ES 19.11.08 3-2 M Corrected text.

1. Do not place liquid-filled containers on top of the equipment.

4. Do not operate the equipment with wet hands.

1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................................... 1-1

Figure 1.1, Complete Transceiver, TR-4315

The TR-4315 building blocks are:

2.1 General Transceiver TR-4315

3.1 Front panel controls, overview

Figure 3.1, Front panel TR-4315

1 Digital receiver unit, Squelch status indication

3.2.1 Digital Receiver Unit

Figure 3.2.1, Digital Receiver Unit, front panel

Figure 3.2.2, Digital Exiter Unit, front panel

The power amplifier has four indicators on the front panel.

Figure 3.2.3, Power Amplifier Unit, front panel

Figure 3.2.4, Interface PSU Unit, front panel

9: AC/DC power indicator

10: Headphone and microphone connector

Figure Feil! Fant ikke referansekilden., Microphone and Headphone connector

2: Microphone supply (+12V via 2k2 resistor).

Figure 3.2.6, Radio Controller Unit, front panel

3.3.1 Digital Receiver Unit

Figure 3.3.1, Digital Receiver Unit, rear panel

Figure 3.3.2, Interface PSU Unit, rear panel

Figure 3.3.3, Digital Exciter Unit, rear panel

Figure 3.3.4, Power Amplifier Unit, rear panel

Figure 3.3.5, Radio Controller Unit, rear panel

3.4.1 +28V DC connector

Figure 3.4.1, +28VDC connector

1: +28VDC to exciter and receiver (switched).

3: +28VDC to power amplifier and radio controller (continuous).

Units Connector for external remote 60 pin to 15pin KRONE

REMOTE FACILITY CONNECTOR (15 pin D-SUB)

1 Line 3/Monitor output.

2 TTL indication to tell if the radio operates in the VHF or UHF

3,4 LINE 1 output.

7 External key input.

8 GND key output.

12 KEY input (TX & TR)

MUTE input (RX)

Figure 4.1, Complete transceiver TR-4315

4.2 Power Supply

4.3.1 Remote operation using PC

4.4 Antenna Interface.

5.1 Software Interface

5.2 Remote Operation.

5.2.2 Remote data interface

5.3.1 Select address settings

Touch the “Setup” knob to go to the Radio Controller configuration menu.

5.4.1 Display setup

Touch the “Press to accept Settings” knob to accept calibration result.

5.4.3 IP address setting