MS 1000EG-KONFORMITATSBESCHEINIGUNG ZUR ELEKTROMAGNETISCHEN VERTRAGLICHKEIT durch die zustandige Stelle ING.-BURO DR. RASEK MOGGAST 72-74 D-91320 Ebermannstadt Tel. 09194-9016 Inhaber der Bescheinigung: KATEK GmbH Bahnhofstrasse 108 D-8217 Grassau/Chiemgau Hersteller: Schomand1 ebenso Gerat: Mess-Sender ‘Type: MS 1000 Beschreibung: gemass Anlage .. vorn..A%s,. Mad. 1993 EMV-Prifbericht #...27.054DB., Diese Konformititsbescheinigung wurde gemaB Artikel 7(3) und Artikel 10(2) der Richtlinie des Rates vom 0305.1989 zur Angleichung der Rechtsvorschriften der Mitgliedstaaten aber die elektromagnetische Vertriglichkeit (89/336/EWG) erstellt. Die nach Artikel 1/5 zustindige Stelle Ing-Biro Dr. Rasek bescheinigt hiermit, da die Schutzanforderungen gema8 Artikel 4 und Anhang DM der Richtlinie erfilllt werden. Diese Bescheinigung macht keine Aussagen in bezug auf andere Rechtsvorschriften, 19. Mai 1993CONTENTS MS1000 1. DATA SHEET INSTRUMENT SETUP 2.4. Front Panel 2.2. Back Panel 3 GETTING STARTED 3.1. Description of the Front View 3.1... Graphic Display 3.1.2. Membrane Keyboard aeons Key Assignment and Meaning 3.2.3. Incremental Hand wheel 3.1.4. Current Supply Output (12 Volt - output) 3.1.5. OFF/ON Switch OVEN - Signal Lamp 3.1.6. AF - Sockets 3.1.6.1. FM Input 3.1.6.2. AM Input. 3.1.6.3. AF Input RES 3.1.6.4. AF Generator Output AF-GEN 3.1.6.5. Combined output AUX Barre RF Output 3.1.8. View-Positioner, Background Lighting 3.2. Description of the Rear View Power Supply Socket with Power Switch Fuses DC Supply Socket / Battery Charging set IEEE~488 Interface REF. 10 MHz (reference frequency output) EXT.REF.10 MHz (reference frequency input) weve BRRNON ane oS Valid as o: 23.09.1992 * = Software Option MSINH 1CONTENTS MS1000 a. OPERATION asa. Operating state 4.1.1. Quartz Oven Oscillator 4.1.1.1 Heating-Up Period 4.1.2. RF Generator Settings 4.2. Menu Control 4.2.2.1. Setting of IEEE - Address 4.2.2.2. Language Shifting 4.2.2.3. Initialization of Parameters 4.2.3. option Release RF Generator settings 4.3.2. RF Frequency setting Frequency Variation via step Keys 5 Frequency Variation via the Hand Wheel RF Level Setting 4.3.2.1. Altering the RF Level without Interruption Modulation Setting 5 FM Modulation 5 PM Modulation 5 AM Modulation 5 Selection of the Modulation Source meé-2 Valid as of: 23.09.1992 * = Software option MSINH 2@@] contents Ms1000 4.3.4. Storage of RF Generator settings 4.3.5. Operating the AF Generator 4.3.6. AFG Signal Form Radio Code Synthesizer RCS * 4.3.7.1. n-Tone - Generation 4.3.7.1.1. n-Tone Standards 4.3.7.1.2. Transmitting a Tone Sequence 4.3.7.1.3. Repetition of Tone Sequences 4.3.7.1.4. USER ~ Generation 4.3.7.2. Double Tone Generation * 4.3.7.2.1. | D-Tone Standards 4.3.7.2.2. Transmitting a Double Tone 4.3.7.2.3. USER - Generation 4.3.7.3. Special Functions 4.3.7.3.1. Repeat Tone Auto Setting 4.3.7.3.2. Extension of the 1. Tone 4.3.7.3.3. Pause between Tones 4.3.7.3.4. | Appending the D-tone to the n-tone sequence 4.3.7.4. Impulse Code - Generation * 4.3.7.4.1. Meaning of the Soft Keys 4.3.7.4.2. Transmission of an Impulse Code 4.3.7.5. CITY Call (POCSAG) * 4.3.7.5.1. Meaning of the Soft Keys 4.3.7.5.2. Transmission of CITY-CALL Signalling 4.4, Delete DEL 4.5. IEEE 488 Interface 4.5.1. Description of the Interface 4.5.2. Instrument Configuration 4.5.3. Interface Functions 4.5.3.1. Setting the Instrument Address 4.5.3.2. Local/Remote 4.5.3.3. Interfaces Messages 4.5.3.4, Universal Instructions 4.5.3.5. Addressed Instructions 4.5.3.6. List of IEC Characters 4.5.4. Instrument Messages (Instructions) 4.5.4.1. Setup of the Instrument Message 4.5.4.2. Instrument-Specific Set Instructions Valid as of: 23.09.1992 — * = Software option MSINH 3>) CONTENTS MS1000 FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS, CIRCUIT-, SPACE DIAGRAMS 5.2. Ms1000 Complete Instrument 5.1.2. Description of the Function of the Transmitter Unit 5.1.2. Block Diagram Transmitter Unit 5.2. MSTP Circuit Board Terminal Processor IEEE Bus Circuit Board le Function Description bs Circuit Diagrams 3. Space Diagram KIMS Circuit Board Operating Unit Circuit Board Circuit Diagram Space Diagram MSPS Circuit Board Power Supply Unit Function Description Circuit Diagram Space Diagram 5.5. DIG Circuit Board Generator Digital Circuit Board 5.5.1. Function Description 5.5.2. Circuit Diagrams 5.5.3. Space Diagram SYNTH Circuit Board Synthesizer Circuit Board Function Description Circuit Diagrams Space Diagrams PsMS Circuit Board Additional Power Supply Unit 5.8. MSGP Circuit Board Transmitter Motherboard DBCBUS Circuit Board RF Calibrated Attenuator Control Circuit Board Valid as of: 23.09.1992 * = Software option MSINH 4CONTENTS M1000 Aajustment AF Generator amplitude Adjustment Modulation Adjustment FM - adjustment, FM ext FM - DC-offset PM - adjustment AM - adjustment, AM ext AUX- adjustment, 0.707 Veff Quartz oven oscillator Detuning delta f-ocxo Battery Charging Voltage Valid as of: 23.09.1992 * = Software option MSINH 5TECHNICAL DATA MS1000 1.) FREQUENCY Frequency Range 0.1 MHz ... 1000 MHZ Frequency Resolution 5 _ Hz (500...1000 Miz) 2.5 Ha (0.1... 500 MHz) Switching Time to new < 500 ms Frequency FM Distortion < 15 Hz 100 kHz 500 MHz (RMS, CCITT filter) < 30 Hz 500 MHz ...1000 MHz SSB Phase Noise < 7100 dBc (25 kHz,1 Hz Bw) (at +25 °c +5 °C ) Accuracy as OCXO £ = 10 MHz ageing <2 x10%/month temperature < 1.5x10°/K 2.) LEVEL (50 9) FM/PM 127 dBm ...413 apm aM -127 dBm ... +7 aBm Overrange -133 dBm ...+17 dBm Level Resolution 0.1 aB Accuracy #1.5 dB Level Fine variation with FM/PM modulation 0... -20 4B without interrupt and unmodulated with AM modulation 0... -14 dB without interrupt 3.) STANDING WAVE RATIO <2 (+ 3 aBm ...413 dBm) < 1.5 (-133 dBm ...+ 3 dBm) 4.) HARMONICS < -25 dBc at level +10 dBm no subharmonics 5.) SPURTOUS <_-65 dBc distance > 10 kHz from carrier measured 5s after switching time to new frequency Valid as of: FEB 16,1994 = Options Software MSDAT 1D] TECHNICAL DATA Ms1000 6.) MODULATION Frequency Modulation modulation frequency modulation range resolution accuracy mod. distortion factor AM distortion external modulation Frequency Modulation pc carrier frequency error Amplitude Modulation modulation frequency modulation range resolution accuracy AM, FM, PM, AM+FM, AM+PM (AC) AM, FM, AM+FM (DC) internal, ext., int.+ ext. AFG, RES, ext ac, ext dc AFG+RES double tone modulation DC...10 kHz 0...625 kHz (500...1000 MHz) 0...312.5 kHz (250... 500 MHz) 0...312.5 kHz (0.1... 125 MHz) 0...156 kHz (125... 250 MHz) 10 Hz 5% (5 kHz < FM < 625 kHz) (20 Hz < AF < 32 kHz) (weighted with LP 32 kHz) < 18 9 (FM = 75 kHz) (20Hz < AF < 2 kHz) < 2.5% (FM = 5 kHz) (20Hz < AF < 2 kHz) 0.2% (FM 20 kHz, AF = 1kHz) FM(PM)-input voltage 2 Vss (1M) ranges and data as internally internal and FM ext dc ranges as internally < + 200 Hz (PM = 625 kHz) (RF = 999 MHz) + error of reference frequency AFG, RES, ext ac, ext dc AFG+RES double tone modulation DC...10 kHz 0... 99.9% 0.1 & + 5% (m= 10%...80%) (AF 20Hz...10kHz) from preset degree of modulation mod. distortion factor < 2.5% (m = 50%; AF = 1kHz) S 5% (m= 80%; AF = 1kHz) Valid as of: FEB-16,1994 * = Options Software MSDAT 2TECHNICAL DATA MB 1000 PM dist. (CCITT, RMS) external modulation Phase Modulation modulation frequency modulation range resolution accuracy mod. distortion factor external modulation Modulation Via RES- Socket. 7.) AF SIGNAL GENERATOR frequency range resolution frequency accuracy level level accuracy output impedance distortion factor waveforms $0.1 rad (AM = 30%; AF = 1kHz) AM-input voltage 2 Vss (1MN) ranges and data as internally AFG, RES, ext ac AFG4RES double tone modulation 250 Hz... 2 kHz 0...156 rad (500...1000 MHz) 0... 78 rad (250... 500 MHz) 0... 78 rad (0.1... 125 MHz) 0... 39 rad (125... 250 MHz) 0.01 rad +58 (PM 156 rad) (AF -2 kHz) <$ 1% (PM = 10 rad; AF = 1kHz) FM(PM) input voltage 2 Vss (1MN) ranges and data as internally RES input voltage 2.5 Veff for double tone modulation De ... 32 kHz 0.2 Hz; to 3.2 kHz 2.0 Hz; 3.2 KHz ... 32 kHz £ 0.01% 1 mV... 2.5 Veff + 5% 600 9 < 1% (<0.2% at AF=1kHz) for AF-level > 50 mVeff sinus, saw-tooth-, saw-tootht, triangle, square wave Valid as of: FEB 16,1994 * options Software MSDAT 3TECHNICAL DATA MS1000 8.) SIGNALLING* Sel-Call Encoder Rcs* tone duration pauses between tones pause repeat call extension of ist tone transmission(s) of tone sequences Double Tone Modulation* tone duration delay Impulse Encoder* data input data DIN 45013 VDEW B.O.S. pause repeat call transmission(s) of pulse code PAGER* (POCSAG) TONES ONLY NUMERIC ALPHANUMERIC ZVEI1, ZVEI2, ZVEIGB, 2VEIF, ZVEIDP, CCIR, EEA, CCITT, NATEL, EIA, VDEW, AUTO-A, USER 999 ms 999 ms 999 ms 999 ms twice, ten times tone 2 internal (DIMF, USER) tone 1 external via RES-socket 1 9999 ms 9999 ms standards: DIN 45013, VDEW, B.0.S. hexadecimal BAK, status, Raute, manufacturer, call number BAK, status, EVU-code, number call BOS, country, place, vehicle, status, zbv 0 999 ms once, twice, ten times FTZ 171 TRI tones (A, B, C, D) tone II, tone III, 0 ...20 gn, tone II, tone III, digits text freely editable 00 corresponds to the automatic repeat of the hexadecimal 00...80 characters 40 SF Valid as o: FEB 16,1994 * = options Software MSDAT 4G)] TECHNICAL DATA MS1000 1.) DISPLAY 2.) INTERNAL MEMORIES 3.) OPERATING TEMPERATURE 4.) STORAGE TEMPERATURE 5.) HEATING-UP PERIOD 6.) DIMENSIONS (WxHxD) 7.) WEIGHT 8.) RF DENSITY 9.) MAX. FIELD STRENGTH 10.) SUPPLY VOLTAGE 11.) POWER CONSUMPTION with 220 Volt operation with 12 Volt operation 12.) BATTERY CHARGING for ext. battery 13.) IBEE BUS INTERFACE interface functions Lc-graphic-display; 256*64 dots; LED background lighting for 100 settings of the masks sc (Signal Generator) and AFG (Audio Frequency Generator) #5 °C... +45 °C - 10 °c... + 60 °C less than 30 min (+5°C ...+45°C) 360 x 168 x 340 mm (without handle) 405 x 168 x 465 mm (with handle) approx. 11 kg CE-SIGN > 3 V/m, EN 50082-1 230 Volt mains +10% protective class 1; VDE 0411 11 - 16 Volt external battery supply 50 VA 40 VA with warm ocxo approx. 36 Watt approx. 30 Watt with warm Ocxo via battery supply socket 14.2 Volt final charging current 500 mA charging current limitation System IEEE 488 Listener and Talker SH1, AH1, L4, T8, SRO, PPO, RL2, De1, DTO Valid as of: FEB 16,1994 = Options Software MSDAT 5=+ uoyado ezemazos T usw SOFT KEYS ‘Oven sy scowwor SIGNAL GENERATOR| MS1000 GRAPHIC DISPLAY PARALLEL KEYS oiciT FieLo “CLOSE” KEYS MEnORY FAST ACCESS KEYS OFF ON oven ON/OFF SIGNAL svITCH LAMP 12 vour ‘STANOBT? HoguLATtON oc ourPuT INPUTS RES AF-GEN AF GENERATOR outur AODITIONAL AF-INPUT ux t Jaster| BACKGROUND LIGHTING t VIEW POSITIONER ‘AUX OUTPUTS SWITCH CONTROL, CONTROL KNOB STEP KEYS t RF ON/OFF KEY RF-GENERATOR INDICATOR “Tz TaNva LNOWL w 4 Z a a » a Fa ts Z 4 a o 8 a * 5 S suoT3do ezenqzos = + z aS ADJUSTMENT OF ——c~SUPPLY POVER SUPPLY OVER SUPPLY ocxo DETUNING CHARGING VOLTAGE SECONDARY FUSES FUSE POWER —_SOCKE! swrTeH O extrer. tems 22e/20ev 50-L6aKs O F2:TUR —FLETS1SRA O @ a leee-aee jem CHSTOUB] (1 3 ae a TaNva wwau ENGKAULSNT anbas oootsnGETTING STARTED M1000 3.2. 3.2.2. 3.2.2. Description of the Front view Graphic Display The liquid-crystal graphic display module has a reso- lution of 256 * 64 dots. This allows numerical, as well as graphical representation of information. ‘The seven keys (soft keys) located below the graphic display are assigned their function for the respective setting task by the display. The "soft key designations" are represented "inverse- ly". Selected functions are represented "normally". By means of the VIEW - positioner, the optimum angle of vision for the observer can be set. By pulling out the VIEW - positioner, the LED back- ground lighting is switched on. Membrane Keyboard The front panel was equipped with a membrane keyboard to meet the rough conditions during mobile use. Clearly arranged operation and function fields facili- tate the input. Multiple functions were avoided so as to exclude oper- ating errors as far as possible. Environmental specifications (for keyboard only): Protection against splash water IP 65 Operating temperature from - 25°C to + 70 °C Light resisting, stabilized with respect to ultravio- let light. The polycarbonate foil is resistant to mineral acids, many organic acids, oxidizing and reducing agents, neutral and acid saline solutions, oils, saturated aliphatic and cycloaliphatic hydro-carbons and alco- hols, with the exception of methyl alcohol. Keys: impressed "metal frog"-keys, 0.3 mm actuating path actuating force 2.4 ... 3.6 Newton life time of at least 1 million switching operations A metal shielding foil prevents penetration of elec- tric interference fields and electrostatic charges. Valid as of: November 7, 1991 * = Software Option MSBET 1>| 3 GETTING STARTED MS1000 3.1.3. B.ded. Key Assignment and Meaning The operating elements are divided into fields and colour-coded according to their functions. 7 soft keys below the liquid-crystal graphic display allow deliberate selection of the desired function in the current screen mask. 10 parallel keys allow switching to the selected key function (AFGEN, memory functions STO, RCL) on every setting and menu level, while maintaining the current generator setting. 12 keys form the digit field. (HEX-KEYS for POCSAG) 5 "close" keys serve to transmit the input together with the respective unit. 3 step keys allow +/- single steps and the selection of the step width. 2 memory selection keys allow fast access to the first two memory locations for the whole RF generator set- ting. 1 RF ON/OFF key serves to switch off the RF-generator. The back signalling is performed by means of a LED- indicator in the key. green = RF generator on; red = reversepower protection Incremental Control Knob The control knob serves to incrementally vary the previously selected setting value. Stopping is done magnetically with 40 partitions per revolution. current supply output (22 volt - output) The current supply output provides the user with an all-purpose connection socket. 12 Volt consumers can be operated with 300 mA. The output is resistant to sustained short circuit. Valid as of: November 7, 1991 * = Software option MSBET 23.GETTING STARTED MS1000 3.1.5. OFF/ON Switch (Stand-by) OVEN - Signal Lamp The left stop of the ON/OFF - switch switches the ¥MS1000 off. When connected to the mains, the quartz signal gene- rator is maintained on set-point temperature and its condition indicated by the OVEN signal lamp (stand- by). During the heating-up period, the OVEN signal lamp is switched to "orange" and thus shows that the set-point temperature of the quartz signal generator has not yet been reached. After reaching the set-point temperature, the signal lamp turns "green". 3.1.6. AF - Sockets 3.1.6.1. FM Input This socket is intended for external frequency modula- tion. The input has high impedance (1 Mohm). For the nominal set modulation 2Vss are required. The maximum input voltage is 5 Vss. 3.1.6.2. AM Input This socket is intended for external amplitude modula- tion. The input has high impedance (1 Mohm). For the nominal set modulation 2Vss are required. The maximum input voltage is 5 Vss. 3.1.6.3. AP Input RES The RES input socket serves as additional input for double-tone modulation. For this input 2.5 Veff with an audio frequency generator impedance < 100 Ohm are required to reach the nominal modulation. 3.1.6.4. AF Generator output AF-GEN The audio frequency generator output AF-GEN provides AF signals in the frequency range of DC to 32 kHz with a resolution of 0.1Hz and a level range of 0.1 nV to 2.5 V. Ri = 600 Ohm. Valid as of: November 7, 1991 * = Software Option MSBET 3i>] 3+ GETTING STARTED Ms1000 3.1.6.5. 3.1.7, 3.2.8. Combined output AUX The AUX socket jointly provides several outputs. In addition, it provides access to six control lines, programmable via IEEE bus. The following layout is factory-assigned. PIN 1 = BIT 5 PIN 2 = BIT 3 (LED-indication on front) PIN 3 = AF-GEN 0.707 Veff(4 Ohm) PIN 4 = BIT 4 PIN 5 = BIT 2 PIN 6 = BIT 6 PIN 7 = BIT 1 PIN 8 = GND The control outputs (BIT1 ... BIT6) are programmed via the IEEE BUS interface (cf. 4.5.4.2). RF Output The RF output has an impedance of Son. This socket allows adjustment of the RF generator level between -127 dBm and +13 dBn. The standing wave ratio at an output level of +3aBm to +13 GBm exceeds 2 (10 dB), and at an output level of -127 dBm to +3 dBm exceeds 1,5 (15 dB). vView-Positioner, Background Lighting ‘The potentiometer VIEW permits individual adjustment of the angle of vision of the liquid crystal graphic display. By pulling the VIEW positioner out, the background lighting is switched on, and by pushing it in, it is switched off. Description of the Rear View Power Supply Socket with Power switch The combined power supply comprises a 1 A power filter with a one-pole power switch of the Protective Class I (2P+E) (cf. supplement sheet). The power supply is guaranteed in a voltage range of 230 Volt + 10 %. Valid as of: November 7, 1991 +* = Software Option MSBET 43.GETTING STARTED Ms1000 The supply frequency may vary between 50 and 60 Hz. The power consumption in cold state of the quartz oven oscillator amounts to 50 VA, in warm state to 40 VA. During operation via the mains, the quartz oven oscil- lator is heated and the external battery charged, even if the instrument is switched to "stand-by" (ON/OFF- switch at the front panel). 3.2.2. Fuses Fl F2 F3 Power supply fuse (primary fuse) 1 315 mA De fuse (DC supply) T4A secondary fuse T4A Inside the instrument, on the power supply unit cir- cuit board, a microfuse F4 is arranged, protecting the charging set of the MS1000, which is current~ limited and resistant to sustained short circuit. charging set fuse TO.SA 3.2.3. DC Supply Socket / Battery Charging set The Ms1000 can be supplied with a Dc voltage from +11 to +16 Volt. The power consumption in the cold state of the quartz oven oscillator amounts to 36 Watt, in warm state to about 30 Watt. PIN-assignment of the DC supply socket: PIN 1 = GND PIN 2 +UB or charging current ilo o2 Oo 5 When the instrument is operated via the mains, a 12 volt battery can be charged at this socket. The charging current amounts to about 400 mA. PIN 3 =n.c. The final charging voltage is factory-adjusted to 14.2 Vv. It can, however, be set by a potentiometer, which is accessible via an opening in the back panel, to a voltage value between 3 V and 18 V. Valid as of: November 7, 1991 * = Software Option MSBET 53.GETTING STARTED Ms1000 3.2.4, IEEE - 488 Interface This interface corresponds to IEEE standard 488-1978. It comprises the following configuration and partial configuration. SH1, AHL L4: no Listen only Unlisten by Addressing as Talker T6 : Serial Poll =: yes Talker only no Untalk by Addressing as Listener SRl1 : Service Request: yes PPO : Parallel Poll : no RL2 : Local lock out : no per Device clear and Sel. Device clear Dr 0/1 GET (Trigger) S8S8z00999909 [@ S88S-=82502 Sasanaseihet 3.2.5. REF. 10 MHz (reference frequency output) The 10 MHz reference frequency output provides about 1Veff at 50 Ohn. 3.2.6. EXTREF. 10 MHz (reference frequency input) The 10 MHz reference frequency input requires iVeff at 2 kohm. Valid as of: November 7, 1991 * = Software Option MSBET 6Gp] 4: OPERATION MS81000 4a. operating state 4.1.1. Quartz oven Oscillator When connected to the mains, the quartz oven oscil- lator remains in operation even with switched-off "stand-by" switch (i.e. ON/OFF switch on front panel). only by switching off the power switch at the back side of the MS 1000, the quartz oven oscillator is out of operation. If the MS 1000 is powered by a 12 Volt battery, the quartz oven oscillator is out of operation only with disconnected Dc supply. If the customer wishes so, the MS1000 power supply unit can be wired so that with 12 Volt Dc-operation the quartz oven oscillator is switched off by means of the "stand-by" switch. This does not influence oper- ation via the mains. 4.1.1.1. The heating-up period of the MS 1000 is about 10 min. at room temperature. With ambient temperatures of 45°C, a heating-up period of 20 min. is required for the whole instrument. The instrument has thereby to be switched on ("stand-by" is not sufficient). 4.1.2. | RF Generator settings After switching on, the MS1000 shows the mask Signal Generator Settings. rr-rrar FOG. FIIIID as RF-LEU 13.6 cen FM AFG 623,00 kiiz LEU 2508 mv AM ext act 32080 _Hz waisei Pa via the 1st soft key the main menu is reached, which allows selection of further menues, such as SETUP, Radio Code Synthesizer, Signal Generator Settings and the option release. The 2nd soft key (rffrq) allows input of the frequency. Cf. 4.3.1. The 3rd soft key (rflev) serves to enter the RF level. Cf. 4.3.2. By means of the 4th soft key (fm) the frequency modulation deviation is entered and switched on/off. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 1dp] 4: OPERATION 481000 CL. 4.3.3.2. The Sth soft key (pm) serves for input and switching on/off of the phase modulation. cf. 4.3.3.2. Via the 6th soft key (am) the degree of amplitude modulation is entered and switched on/off. cf. 4.3.3.3. The 7th soft key (mod-s) selects after activation of the modulation (FM, AM or PM) the modulation source. Possible sources: AFG, AFG+RES, RES, ext ac, ext dc 4.2. Menu Control 4.2.1. MENU 4.2.2. Via the ist soft key the main menu is reached, which permits selection of further menues, such as SETUP, Radio Code Synthesizer, Signal Generator Settings and the option release. cene-n> MENU =. 8G Sisnal Generator Settinss SETUP ! Setup settings RCS + Radio Code Sunthesizer The soft key 8G allows return to Signal Generator Settings. RADIO CODE SYNTHESIZER Cf. 4.3.7. OPTION RELEASE Cf. 4.2.3. SETUP Instrument-specific settings 4.2.2.1, Setting of IEEE - Address 4.2.2.2. ieee The soft key "ieee" permits input of the IEEE bus Talker/Listener address. Example: 1. Menu -> "SETUP" 2. Soft key "ieee" 3. Input of digits "os" Language Shifting langu The soft key "langu" changes the language from German to English and vice versa. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * Software Option MSBED 2@] + OPERATION M1000 4.2.2.3. Initialization of Parameters Basic instrument setting PARAMETER INIT By means of the key para all setting parame- ters of the MS1000 are reset to their orig- inal state. Option Release Pressing of the soft key “OPT” in the main menu results in switch-over to the option release. The key "next" leads to the selection of the software option. The key "code" permits the input of the six-digit code word (available from SCHOMANDL) . 4.3. RF Generator settings rerra 27. BESOGES me —16.8 cn RF-LEU FM AFG 9: «2.48 kHz LEV? 2500 MU AM AFG = % % AF: 1088.0 Hz SS via the 1st soft key the main menu is reached, which allows selection of further menues, such as SETUP, Radio Code Synthesizer, Signal Generator Settings and the option release. By pressing the key "ON/OFF" switched on or off. the RF generator is 4.3.1. RF Frequency setting erra 153. 158806 om RF-LEU -16.5 con EM AFG 2.40 kHz LEV? 2509 mV AM AFG ot % AF: 1000.8 Hz EE ff oS 1. Soft key selection (2) “rffrq" 2. Input of digits 3. Conclusion by pressing "MHZ" Example: "rffrq" 150.000000 "MHz" valida as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 3@)] + OPERATION MS1000 4.3.1.1. Frequency Variation via step Keys After selection of the 2nd soft key "rffrq" the fre- quency can be decremented and incremented via the step keys "-STEP" and "+STEP", respectively. The step width can be programmed with the key "ASTEP". 1. Soft key selection (2) "rffrq" 2. Key selection "ASTEP" the frequency display shows the previous step width in MHz with the indication "asP" 3. Input of digits 4. Conclusion by pressing "Hi "kHz" or "MHZ" Example: for 0.25 MHz "rffrq" "ASTEP" 0.25 "MHz" 4.3.1.2, Frequency variation via the Control Knob After selection of the frequency input with "rffra", the previously selected step width (cf. 4.3.1.1.) can be incremented and/or decremented via the control knob. 4.3.2. RF Level setting re-rra: 153. 156888 me RF-LEV ' 13. 9 uv FM BFS 2.40 ke LEU S| 2500 au AM AFG AF: 1806.6 Hz SEED +110. CET The RF generator amplitude can be entered in aBm, @Buv, V, mV and uv. 1. Soft key selection "rflev" 2. Input of digits 3. Conclusion by pressing dBm" (aBuV, V, mV, uV) Example: for 20.0 uv "rflev" 20.0 "uv" The display now shows 19.9 uV, since the Msi000 can set the RF level only in 0.1 dB steps. Therefore, correction is done automatically to the next possible uv value. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 44,OPBRATION M1000 Maximum and minimum adjustable RF generator levels: 4130 dBm .... -133 dBm © (-127 dBm guaranteed) Excess of the maximum RF generator level is signalled by "uncal" next to the level indication. The maximum RF generator level is also reduced by the amplitude modulation in dependence on the degree of modulation. variation via STEP Keys After selection of the soft key "rflev", the RF gener- ator amplitude can be decremented and/or incremented via the step keys "-STEP" and "+STEP". The amplitude step width can be entered via "ASTEP": 1. Soft key selection 2. Soft key selection 3. Input of digits 4. Conclusion by pressing "apm" or "aB/aBuy" (uv is not possible) variation via Control Knob After selection of the RF generator amplitude by "rflev", the generator amplitude can be incremented or decremented with the programmed step widths. 4.3.2.1. Altering the RF Level without Interruption After activating the soft key “rflev", the RF gene- rator level can be reduced without interruption up to 20 aB (14aB at AM) by pressing the function key “cont". This is signalled by cont behind the RF level indication. Modulation setting FM Modulation Depending on the RF generator frequency range, diffe- rent maximum frequency modulation deviations result: Valid as o: * = Software Option MSBED 54.3.3.2. 4,0 P ERATION Ms1000 RF frequency range maximum frequency deviation 500 ..... 1000 MHz 625.00 kHz 250 . 500 MHz 312.50 kHz 125 - 250 MHz 156.25 kHz O.1. 125 MHZ 312.50 kHz The adjustment resolution of the frequency modulation deviation in all frequency ranges is 10 Hz. Frequency Deviation setting Step, control knob 1. Soft key selection (4) "fm" 2. Input of digits (input in kHz) 3. Conclusion by pressing KHZ" Variation via STEP Keys After selection of the soft key "fm", the frequency modulation deviation can be decremented or incremented via the step keys "-STEP" and "+STEP", respectively The step width can be programmed via the key "ASTEP". 1. Soft key selection (4) "en" 2. Key selection "ASTER" (in the frequency deviation display the previous step width is indicated in kHz with the identifica~ tion "dasP") 3. Input of digits 4. Conclusion by pressing ia" variation via Control Knob After selection of the frequency deviation input with "fm" the frequency deviation can be incremented or decremented with the previously selected step width via the control knob. PM Modulation Depending on the RF generator frequency range differ- ent maximum phase modulation deviations result: RF frequency range maximum phase deviation 500 ..... 1000 MHZ 156.00 rad 250 ..... 500 MHz 78.00 rad 125 «+... 250 MHZ 39.00 rad 0.1.2... 125 MHz 78.00 rad The adjustment resolution of the phase modulation deviation in all frequency ranges is 0.01 rad. Valid as of: 23/09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 64. OPERATION MS1000 Phase Deviation Setting Step, control knob 1. Soft key selection (5) "pm" 2. Input in digits (input in rad) 3. Conclusion by pressing "raa" variation via STEP Keys After selection of the soft key "pm" the phase modula- tion deviation can be decremented or incremented via the step keys "-STEP" and "+STEP", respectively. The step width can be programmed via the key "ASTEP". 1. Soft key selection (5) ‘pm 2. Key selection "ASTER" (in the frequency deviation display the previous step width is indicated in rad with the identifica- tion "dsP") 3. Input of digits 4. Conclusion by pressing Variation via Control Knob After selection of the phase deviation input with "pm" the phase deviation can be incremented or decremented with the previously selected step width via the control knob. 4.3.3.3. AM Modulation Depending on the preset RF generator level, different maximum adjustable degrees of amplitude modulation result. For 99.9 % amplitude modulation the maximum adjustable RF levels are lower by 6 4B. Excess of the admissible degree of modulation for the preset RF level is signalled by the indication "uncal" next to the RF generator level indication. erro: 153. 15688668 mz RF-LEU 13.6 gem « uncai « EM AFG kHz LEU E2503 nu AM AFG 75.0% 1088.8 Hz The adjustment resolution of the degree of amplitude modulation is 0.1 %. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 74,.O0PERATION M1000 Setting of the Degree of Modulation Step, control knob 1. Soft key selection (6) "am" 2. Input of digits 3. Conclusion by pressing "% Variation via STEP Keys After selection of the soft key "am" the degree of amplitude modulation can be decremented or incremented via the step keys "-STEP" and "+STEP", respectively. The step width can be programmed with the key "ASTEP". 1. Soft key selection (6) 2. Key selection (in the modulation degree display the previous step width is indicated in % with the identifica- tion "asP") 3. Input of digits 4. Conclusion by pressing "30 variation via Control Knob After selection of the input of the degree of modula- tion with "am" the degree of modulation can be incre- mented or decremented with the previously selected step width via the control knob. 4.3.3.4, Selection of the Modulation source mod-s After pressing one of the soft keys "fm, pm or am" the modulation source for the respective selected type of modulation can be selected with the aid of soft key "mod-s". The following modulation sources can be selected by a ring function: Frequency Modulation AFG, AFG+RES, RES, FM ext ac, FM ext dc Phase Modulatioi AFG, AFG+RES, RES, PM ext ac Amplitude Modulatio: AFG, AFG+RES, RES, AM ext ac, AM ext dc With AM ext dc Modulation the RF generator level is dependent on the externally applied Dc voltage. This is signalled by the indication "uncal" next to the RF generator level indication. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 8@] OPERATION ‘MS1000 The set modulation (frequency deviation, phase devi- ation and degree of amplitude modulation) is valid for 2Vss at the external inputs FM and AM. ‘The RES ~ input socket serves as additional input for double-tone modulation. This input requires 2,5 Veff with a audio frequency generator impedance < 100 Ohm to reach the nominal modulation. Storage of RF Generator settings In the MS1000 up to 10 complete RF generator settings (0 to 9) can be stored. Storing RF Generator Settings STO 1. Performing RF-generator- and modulation- and AF- generator settings. 2. Calling the RF generator mask SG 3. Key selection "sto" (above the 1st soft key "STO -" appears) 4. Input of digits (0 ... 9) Recalling RF Generator settings RCL 1. Calling the RF generator mask SG 2. Key selection "RCL" (above the 1st soft key "RCL -" appears) 3. Input of digits (0 ... 9) the stored RF generator setting and the AF gene- rator settings are recalled. Fast access to the first two storage locations is made possible with the aid of the 2 storage selection keys "si" and "82". 4.3.5. | Operating the AF Generator The AF signal generator is selected via the key “AP-GEN". The keys AF-GEN or BACK allow return to the previous mask Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 9>| 4: OPERATION Ms1000 — AF-GENERATOR — AF: = 1000.0 Hz FORM: sinus LEUrms! 2500 mU Ds att leu | orm || Frequency range AFG: DC... 32 kHz Resolution: 0.1 Hz Level range: AFG: 1 mV ... 2.5 Veff Resolution: 1 mV Frequency Setting Step, control knob in the mask AF-GEN 1. Soft key selection "af" 2. Input of digits 3. Conclusion by pressing "Ha" or "kHz" Example: for 1333 Hz: "af" 1333 "Hz" or 25.6 Hz: "af" 25.6 "Hz" variation via STEP Keys After selection of the soft key "af" the generator frequency can be decremented or incremented via the step keys "-STEP" and "4STEP", respectively. The step width can be programmed via the key "ASTEP". 1. Soft key selection wat" 2. Key selection “ASTEP" (in the frequency display the previous step width is indicated in kHz with the identification "dasP") 3. Input of digits 4. Conclusion by pressing "Ha" Example: for 15 Hz ASTER" 15 "Hz" variation via Control Knob After selection of the frequency with "af" the AF generator frequency can be incremented or decremented with the previously selected step width via the control knob. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 104.OPERATION Ms1000 Amplitude Setting Step, control knob in the mask AF-GEN 1. Soft key selection "lev" 2. Input of digits 3. Conclusion by pressing "nv" or "Vv" Example: for 1.23 Vv "lev" 1.23 "v" or: "lev" 1230 "mv" Variation via STEP Keys After selection of the soft key "lev" the generator amplitude can be decremented or incremented via the step keys "-STEP" and "4STEP", respectively. The amplitude step width is entered via the key "ASTER": 1. Soft key selection lev" 2. Soft key selection AStep" 3. Input of digits (e.g. 0,005) 4. Conclusion by pressing ey or ml Variation via Control Knob After selection of the generator amplitude by means of "lev" the generator amplitude can be incremented or decremented with the programmed step width via the control knob. 4.3.6. AFG Signal Form The soft key "form" in the AFGEN - mask allows the selection of different waveforms. If the MS1000 is switched off and again switched on, or with the Radio Code Synthesizer, automatic switch ing back to the sinus waveform is performed. Possible Waveforms sinus, saw-tooth+, saw-tooth-, triangle, square wave The waveforms saw-tooth+-, triangle and square wave are DC-coupled lead to the modulators. The sinus-modulation is Dc-coupled only in the mask AFG; upon switching to the mask 8G the sinus modula- tion is automatically Ac coupled. (f[low]=20Hz) Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 114,.O0PERATION MS1000 4.3.7. 4.3.7.1. Radio Code Synthesizer RCS * Using the Radio Code Synthesizer (n-Tones, double- Tones, Impuls Code Synthesizer and City Call) the RF- carrier is continuously transmitted, if the MS 1000 is switched to TRANSMITTER ON. If TRANSMITTER is OFF, the RF-Carrier only present during the signaling opera- tion. Carrier preroll time and carrier running-down time are programmed to 250 ms. n-USE + n-Tones USER Freauency n-FCT : n-Tones Special Function n-TON n-Tones Generator D-TON + double-Tones Generator PAGER + radio-raser (POCSAG) cs Impuls Code Synthesizer (LS From Menu (cf. 4.2.1) the Radio Code Synthesizer "RCS" is selected. - Pressing the soft key "n-TON" leads to the n-Tones Generator. - Soft key "n-USE" leads to the mask for setting the n-Tones USER-Frequencies. - In the mask "n-FCT" the n-Tones special Functions are set. Cf. 4.3.7.3. - Soft key "ICS" leads to the Impuls Code synthesizer. CE. 4.3.7.4. n-Tone - Generation tequit number 1 20 38S mb 2 8 8S t-e extension of the 1. tone t-p pause between tones t-ton duration of a tone t-repeat pause between two or more tone-sequen- ces Valid as of: 10:01.1994 * = Software option MSBED 124,.O0PERATION MS1000 4.3.7.1.1.n-Tone Standards via a ring function the n-Tone standards ZVEI1, 2VEI2, ZVEIGB, ZVEIF, ZVEIDP, EIA, CCIR, EEA, CCITT, EURO, DEW, NATEL, AUTOA and USER can be selected. Three different n-tone sequence modes are provided. They are selected by the definition of the modulation source in the SG-menu: Mode Modulation Source n-Tone+ (n*n-tone+double tones) | mod-s: AFG C.f.: 4.3.7.3. n-Tone+ () + Tonel continuous | mod-s: RES + AFG flashing display: Toni+nTon RES+AFG Tone + n-Tone + () + Tonel mod-s: RES flashing display: Toni_nTon_ Toni Tonel must be fed to the input RES externally. By variing the level of Tonel the FM-deviation, the aM- modulation or PM-deviation is controlled respectively. The standard tone sequences are additionally variable. Cf. Special Functions 4.3.7.3. Valid as of: 10:01.1994 * = Software Option MSBED 13Gp] 4: OPERATION Ms1000 Standard ZVEI1 ZVEI2 EIA CCIR EEA CCITT EURO (ms) 70 70 33° 100 40 100 © 100 (ms) < 15 << 15 0 0 0 0 ° (Hz) 2400 2200 600 1981 1981 979.8 (Hz) 1060 970 741s 13241124 903.1 (Hz) 1160 1060 882 1197 1197 832.5 (Hz) 1270 1160 1023 1275 1275 167.4 (Hz) 1400 1270 1164 1358 1358 707.4 (Hz) 1530 1400 1305 1446 1446 652.0 (Hz) 1670 1530 1446 1540 1540 601.0 (Hz) 1830 1670 1587 1640 1640 554.0 (Hz) 2000 1830 1728 1747 1747 510.7 (Hz) 2200 2000 1869 1860 1860 470.8 (Hz) 2800 2800 2151 2400 1055 433.9 (Hz) 810 810 2433 930 930 400.0 (Hz) 970 970 2010 2247 2247 368.7 (Hz) 886 886 2292 991 991 339.9 (Hz) 2600 2600 459 2110 2110 313.3 (Hz) 0000 0000 0000 0000 ~~ 0000 1153 (Hz) 2900 2600 0000 0000 2400 - W Repeat tone 2600 2400 459 2110 2110 2300 1063 Standara 2VEIGB ZVEIF ZVEIDP VDEW NATEL AUTOA USER Duration (ms) 70 70 70 70 70 Pause (ms) 0 0 ° ° ° 0. digit (Hz) 2400 2400 2200 1633 1. digit (Hz) 1060 1060 970 631 2. digit (Hz) 1160 1160 1060 697 3. digit (Hz) 1270 1270 1160 770 4. digit (Hz) 1400 1400 1270 852 5. digit (Hz) 1530 1530 1400 941 6. digit (Hz) 1670 1670 1530 1040 7. digit (Hz) 1830 1830 1670 1209 8. digit (Hz) 2000 2000 1830 1336 9. digit (Hz) 2200 2200 2000 1477 A. digit (Hz) 970 885 2800 2400 B. digit (Hz) 810 810 810 c. digit (Hz) 970 970 970 D. digit (Hz) 886 886 886 E. digit (Hz) 2600 2600 2600 F. digit (Hz) 0000 0000 0000 2205 G. digit (Hz) 2800 2800 825 1995 W Repeat tone 2600 970 2400 - 1805 23000 = A=Alarm tone; D=Dual Call; E=W=Repeat tone; G=Group tone F-Ring tone, if F = 0 Hz + Pause with the duration of one tone Valid as of: 10:01.1994 * = Software Option MSBED 144,.O0PERA TION MS1000 4.3.7.1.2.Transmitt: ing a Tone Sequence z ffHz} 9 2208 n= 5 8 2090 r=on 79 ms (Norm? 2 ff tlrereat 100 ms & 1678 P=oft 51538 d-ott s_1x EEE 2-in RSE Description of the soft keys: "page" Page forward switching for n-TONE sequences with more that five tones. (20 tones; 4 pages) “norm Via a ring function the n-Tone standard is “teint "start" “mode! selected. Allows input of the tone digits or tone let- ters. (up to 20 tone-digits) Letters are entered in the following way: Conclusion by again pressing "z-in" The Repeat tone is set automatically if w-on is selected. With the digit "E” the Repeat tone is set directly. (not in the norm EURO) Serves for input or variation of the times t-tone, and t-repeat. Cf, Time conditions: 4.3.7.1. After selection of "t-in" next to this soft key the soft key "down" appears, by means of which the time to be varied is selected. Exit from the time input is realized either by varying a time and then pressing "ms", or by again pressing the soft key "t-in". Releases the beginning of the n-tone sequence. Selects Repetition of a tone sequence. CE. 4.3.7.1.3. Valid as of: 10:01. 1994 * = Software Option MSBED 15Gp] 4: OPERATION MS1000 Example for Transmission of a Tone-Sequence - Set the RF generator in the mask 8G. rffrq, - Select - Select - Select - Check - Press - Press - Press rflev, fm (am,pm), mod-s on AFG. "Menu", - "RCS", - "n-TON" “norm" (ZVEI etc.) "mode" (e.g. s_2x for n-tone sequence twice) “t-in" for time conditions -in" for input of the tone digits. Letters are entered in the following way: ac", “z-in" as conclusion "start" (the tone-sequences are transmitted) 4.3.7.1.3.Repetition of Tone Sequences By pressing the soft key "mode" in the n-TON mask the kind of selected. s_ix s_2x s_nx repetition of the tone sequence can be n-tone sequence once n-tone sequence twice n-tone sequence ten times 4.3.7.1.4.USER - Generation From Menu the n-TON USER frequency settings are reached via the soft keys cs" and “n-USE". TOW USER Frequency Settings —- 958% 9831 F = ooo - By pressing the soft key "n-TON" direct switch-over to the n-T0ON mask for transmission of the tone sequence can be performed. Valid as of: 23:09 +1992 * = Software option MSBED 164. OPERATION MS1000 - The soft key "line" selects the line of the tone of the USER-tone sequence to be programmed. - The soft key "row" selects the row of the tone of the USER-tone sequence to be programmed. - The soft key "store" stores the programmed tones of the USER - tone sequence in the EEPROM of the MS1000. If the USER - tone sequence is only tempor- arily to be varied, it needs not to be stored. - The soft key "rel" recalls display of the programmed tones of the USER - tone sequence. Example for the input of a USER - tone: ~ With the aid of the soft keys "line" and "row" the tone to be varied is selected. - Input of a four-digit number ( 0300 for 300 Hz) - Press "store" if the previous tone is to be over- written. - If a false tone has been entered erroneously, the original tone can be restored prior to storing the varied tone by means of the soft key "rel". - In the mask n-Ton now USER is selected per ring function by pressing soft key "norm" and sub- sequently the tone sequence digits or letters are entered. (azn nz USER a 2°579987537501243 eee tuton | 508 ms “User? 3.9 tlrereat 100 ms aR 8 5.8 tf sux SE ES - By pressing soft key "start" the USER - tone sequence is transmitted. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 174 OPERATION MS1000 4.3.7.2. Double Tone Generation * double-Tones Gener ator Forel b = 0450 Hz dtaduration = 5200 ms tone2 f = 1010 Hz dt_delay =>96000587< Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 194 OPERATION M1000 4.3.7.3. Special Functions ne FCT nTon Special-Function — Cr] = on rereat—tone auto settins Ee] = on, first tone extended Ep] = off pause betueen tones Ed] = on double tones after n-tones [te] = 959 ms [te] = 858 ms a From the mask RCS the special functions are called by pressing soft key "n-FCT" The standard tone sequences and the user tone sequence can additionally be varied according to the following eriteri: 4.3.7.3.1.Repeat Tone Auto setting 4.3.7.3.2.Extension of the 1. The repeat tone " can be switched on/off. programmed transmitted tone sequence tone sequence roff: 86621 866212 ron: 86621 86r22 Tone The first tone of the tone sequence can be extended by entering The extension time is entered by pressing soft key "t- e", a three-digit number and the conclusion "m 4.3.7.3.3,Pause between Tones Between the individual tones of a tone sequence a pause between tones can be inserted by entering "p". ‘The duration of the pause between tones is entered by pressing soft key "t=p", a three-digit number and the conclusion "ms". 4.3.7.3.4.Appending the D-tone to the n-tone sequence In the mask "n-FCT" the double tone can be appended to the n-tone sequence by pressing soft key "d". The break between the n-tone sequence and the double tone is programmed with dt-du in the mask D-TON. By press- ing soft key "start" in the mask "n-TON" the complete tone sequence + double tone is transmitted. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 20Gp] 4: OPERATION MS1000 4.3.7.4. Impulse Code - Generation * 2 neTones USER Frequency n-Tones Special Function n-Tones Gener ator double-Tones Generator radio-raser ¢POCSRG) Imeuls Code Sunthesizer i TO From Menu the Radio Code synthesizer "RcS" is called. By pressing the soft key "Ics" the impulse code gene- ration is reached. -- digital selective calling DIN 45013 --9 BAK status raute producer — number ric 2 3 45 RGN a = = 51x ese tore Tine) rou monn [atone mode] --- digital selective calling - UDEW — BAK status EUU-number number pica 345 6e8 It 12 13 14 m-- s_1x See -- digital selective calling - B.0.S. GP BOS countr city_car status special In 4c 2 34 sera 3 a s_ix | Three different standards are available for the impulse code generation: - DIN45013 - VDEW - B.0.8. - The impulse code generator allows generation of data Valid as of: 23/09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 214.O0PERATION Ms1000 messages of the standards DIN 45013, VDEW and B.0.S.. The German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers! Association (ZVEI) issued a “Recommendation for a Digital Transmission Procedure for Identification, Selective Calling and Data Transmission in Non-Public Land Mobile Services (Edition 1985)" (DIN-Project 45013) . The impulse code method "VDEW" follows "DIN45013" of the ZVEI. The impulse code method according to B.0.S., however, strongly differs from "DIN45013" and "VDEW" and is for this reason here dealt with separately. Basic Message DIN45013 and VDEW carrier runin 59.3 moc pou --| TT i ° 25 78.5 meee te cman seswomnmmnsnl itt uote mm ect martes [mn [rate] Se | citing sooane [aca In the message unused locations are filled with the hexa-character "A" (1010). The code of the EVU (the electric power-supply com- panies) begins left justified, the call number ends right justified. Valid as o 1.1994 * = Software Option MSBED 224. OPERATION MS1000 Technical Data for DIN45013 and VDEW: Transmission procedure Coherent sub-carrier - FSK with frequency shift in the zero passage Transmission rate 1200 bit/s + 0.1% Assigned frequencies for logical 1: 1200 Hz for logical 0: 1800 Hz tee ° i » Representation of digits Digits are transmitted in the BCD-code, with the highest-order bit being at the first location. Basic message The basic message comprises the following message modules: (cf. Figure Basic Message DIN45013 / VDEW) Operation mode code BAK Bit 25...28 Status Bit 29...32 Raute (EVU-code) Bit 33...36 Producer's code (EVU-code) Bit 37...44 Call number Bit 45...56 Carrier header RF carrier header at least 25 ms 0-1 bit sequence at least for the last 5.8 ms Bit-No. -6 -5 -4.-3 -2 -1 0 Bit-pattern 0 1 0 10 1 0 Message header With the aid of the message header the transmission system is synchronized. 9 bit with 1-0-sequence Bit-No. 1234567 Bit-pattern 1 0 1010101 Block synchronization By means of the block synchronization, the time sequence of the subsequent message modules is fixed. 15 bit Bit-No.10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Bit-p. 0100020212121 02 12 Valid as of: 9.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 234.OPERATION MS1000 Operation mode code The operation mode code (BAK) is the elimination characteristic for different message modules. DIN45013 fixes: meaning Bit-No. 25 26 27 28 0 -(not assigned) 0 0 0 0 1 call to mobile station @ 0 0 0 2 2 dial-through Q 0 0 1 0 3 identification o o 1 2 4 reply message passive 0 1 0 0 5 sequence information o 1 0 2 6 end call @ o 1 1 0 7 reply call Qo 21 1 2 8 alarm call Q 1 0 0 0 9 status request/response Q 1 0 0 1 10 position control call @ 21 0 1 0 11 reply message active 2 0 2 2 12 abbreviated dialling @ 2 21 0 0 13 data 1 1012 14 reserve (fixed by VDEW) 2 1 1°00 15 - (not assigned) 2oload For the EVU-service radio (VDEW) is fixe meaning Bit-No. 25 26 27 28 0 freely available 1 call to the vehicle Q 2 call to the control station Q 3 identification 4 reply message 5 sequential message 6 7 8 9 interruption call Q reserve priority call status request 10 reserve 11 reserve 12 reserve 13 freely available 14 freely available 15 alarm call 00 HBHBHEHHOOCOCCOO PHHBOCOORHHHOOOO BHOOBHOOHHOOHHOO HOPOKCHOHOHOHORKO All BAK marked with "Q" have to be replied to (pass- ive). Between the end of a call and the begin of the reply there is a reaction time to be fixed individ- ually. The reply is a single message, consisting of the call number and the BAK "reply message". 23/09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 244.O0PEBRATION M1000 status The status information is freely available in the basic message; when not used, it is filled with the hexa-character- "A". For special cases (expanded message) the status information is used. Raute code (only DIN45013) The Raute code, having 4 bit, serves as additional distinction within a producer's code. The use is not fixed. Producer's code (only DIN45013) The producer's code has two digits. The classifica- tion is fixed by the ZVEI. EVU-code (VDEW) The EVU-code has two or three digits. It serves to decouple the radio networks and is fixed by the VDEW. call number As a rule, the call number has three digits, in special cases four. First the thousands place is transmitted and at last the units position. Group call Group calls (collective calls) are marked by the pseudo tetrades F16 = 1111 instead of the digits. designation 100-position 10-position 1-position 45 48 49 52 53 56 femal a groupes Xe XP kee Xo es es eee (10-gr) large group X X X¥ X 122122 222 21 (100-gr) coll. call 1221121 2222 222121 (1000 gr) Redundancy (message protection) Each basic message is protected with a redundancy of 8 bit. The redundancy is obtained from bit 25 to bit 56 with the generator polynomial xt8 + xt7 + xt4 + 1. The redundancy is transmitted inversely. The sequence of digits 1234567 8 results as redun- dancy to be transmitted in the sequence of digits 10111100. valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 25OPERATION MS1000 We pnteen Clock follower The transmission should be finished with a message follower of at least one bit. Expanded messages The basic message satisfies the minimum request for the transmission of a useful information. If the necessary amount of information can not be accommodated in a message, the message modules "BAK" until "redundancy" are transmitted several times - four times at the most. Expanded messages are dial-through, reply call request, abbreviated dialling, and data. The expanded message always begins with a basic message. In expanded messages the last BAK module contains the meaning of the information (e.g. dial-through) . The preceding BAK modules contain the meaning “sequential information". The status module is used in connection with the BAK module "sequence information" to indicate the number of information blocks to follow, i.e. with every following information block this number is reduced by one. Basic Message B.0.8. carter mania s6,6naee we a e 200 256.6 weer ua ewer rebels fasted Valid as o: : 1001.1994 * = Software Option MSBED 264,.O0PERATION MS1000 Technical Data for B.0.8 Transmission procedure Coherent sub-carrier - FSK with frequency shift in the zero passage Transmission rate 1200 bit/s + 0.1% Assigned frequencies for logical 1: 1200 Hz for logical 0: 1800 Hz ee ° oe Representation of digits Digits are transmitted in the BCD code, with the lowest-order bit being at the first location. Basic mes: ge carrier header RF carrier header of at least 200 ms 12 bit "1" sequence after RF carrier header Block synchronization The block synchronization consists of a 7 bit Barker Code and a filling bit. 8 bit Bit-No. 12345678 Bit-pattern 0 0 0 110 10 The basic message with the fixed length of 48 bit consists of the following message modules: (cf. Figure on the preceding page) B.O.8. code Bit 4 country code Bit -8 location code Bit 12 vehicle code Bit 17...32 status Bit 33...36 2BV Bit 37...40 redundancy Bit 41...48 Redundancy (message protection) Every basic message is protected with a redundancy of 7 bit. By pressing the key "dBuv" a selection can be made between two different generator polynomials for forming the redundancy: GPa x17 + xt4 + xt2 + 1. GPO = xt7 + xté + xt2 +1. Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software Option MSBED 274.O0P ERATION Ms1000 4.3.7.4.1. 4.3.7.4.2. Meaning of the Soft Keys selects the input t_repeat. t_repeat = time between two or more transmitted impulse codes - "line" selects the line for the cursor > <, which allows the respective input of the HEX-char- acter via the digit block. selects the row for the cursor > < - "norm" allows step-by-step switching of the impulse code standard to be transmitted DIN45013, VDEW, BOS. - "start" transmits the impulse code with the RF para- meters as defined in the mask SG. (RF fre- quency, RF-performance, type of modulation) - "mode" selects the kind of repetition. s_1x pulse code transmitted once 5_2x pulse code transmitted twice s nx pulse code transmitted ten times Transmission of an Impulse Code - set the RF generator in the mask sG. rffrq, rflev, fm (am,pm), mod-s on AFG. REMARK: without having switched to AFG "mod?" will blink in the mask Ics cs", = "Ics" - select "norm" (B.0.S. etc.) - select " ode" (e.g. 5 2x for impulse code twice) - set "t-rep" according to time conditions - enter the hexa data according to standard by means of the soft keys "line" and "row" and the digit input keys 0..9. The hexa letters are entered in the following way: A= "w nye Foun nge - press "start" (the impulse codes are transmitted) Valid as of: 23/09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 28T Gp] 4 OPERATION MS1000 4.3.7.5. CITY Call (POcsAG) * n-Tones USER Freauency n-Tones Special Function n-Tones_Gener ator double-Tones Generator vadio-paser (POCSAG) Impuls Code Synthesizer From Menu the Radio Code synthesizer "RCS" is called. By pressing the soft key "PAGER" the CITY Call gener- ation is reached. The following three types of city call instruments can be teste TONES ONLY" (4 Tones) > SINE SUL Address = 1234567 ct Fil 465.970680 MHz FM 4. kHz 312.8 Baud 13.6 dBm “NUMERIC (Numbers, 2 Tones) ROM Address = 1234567 rete Fi 465.970000 MHz XERESEEEEsE San FM 4.88 kHz Rate 512.8 Baud RFLEV "19.9 WU eT ET a SET "ALPHANUMERIC" (Digits, 2 tones) > PERG EE cate Address = 1234567 che : Fi 465.979008 MHz a ~88_kHz Rate 512.8 Baud RFLEV "19.9 uJ al Cr Ww Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * Software Option MSBED 294,.OPERATION M1000 For the testing, the code word generations for numeric and alphanumeric are provided, as well as the two code word generations according to FTZ 171 TRi (Tone signalling). [CWG = code word group] Test modulation for numeric receivers: preamble + CWGO + CWG1 + cwc2 Numeric. + CHG7 This message is transmitted if the function "A" was selected. Test modulation for alphanumeric receivers: preamble + CWGO + CWG1 + CWG2 ... Text. eee + CHG7 This message is transmitted if the function "D" was selected. Test modulation according to FTZ 171 TRi: The test modulations according to FTZ 171 TR1 can be used equally for numeric and alphanumeric receivers. message 1: preamble + cwco . Adar. This message is transmitted if the function "c" was selected. message 2: preamble + CWGO + CWG1 + CWG2 ... + CWG7 Adr. This message is transmitted if the function "B" was selected. 4.3.7.5.1.Meaning of the Soft Keys - "addr" allows input of the seven-digit receiver address - "start" transmits the selected signalling with the defined RF parameters (RF-frequency, RF-per- formance, FM-modulation deviation) - "sel" this soft key selects the parameter field to be varied. Valid as of: 23/09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 304,.O0PERATION Ms1000 - "type" = "got" appears as 2nd soft key, if the parameter field was set with "sel" to Type. By repeated pressing of the key "type" a se- lection can be made between the three types of signalling TONES ONLY, ALPHANUMERIC and ‘NUMERIC. appears as 2nd soft key, if the parameter field was set with "sel" to fect. By repeated pressing of the key "fct" selec- tion can be made between the following sig- nalling functions: TYPE Fet.: A Fet.: B Fet.: C Fet.: D Alphanun. - Tone IIT Tone IT Alphanun Numeric Numeric Tone IIT Tone II - Tone only Tone Tone Tone Tone - "Erg" fmt rate" appears as 2nd soft key, if the parameter field was set with "sel" to Fi (F2, F3 or Fu). By repeated pressing of the key "frq" the following RF generator frequencies can be set: F; 465.970 MHZ 466.075 MHz 466.230 MHZ 100 kHz ... 999.999 999 MHz (USER) appears as 2nd soft keys, if the parameter field was set with "sel" to FM (FMU). By repeated pressing of the key "fm" the following frequency modulation deviations can be set: 4 kHz 0... 625 kHz depending on the fre- quency range appears as 2nd soft key, if the parameter field was set with "sel" to rate. By repeated pressing of the key "rate" the following baud rates are set: rate: 1200 Baud rate: 512 Baud valid as of: 23/09. 1992 * = Software option MSBED 31S| * OPERATION Ms1000 - "rflev" appears as 2nd soft key, = "text" = "gein" = “gprr if the parameter field was set with "sel" to RFLEV. By pressing the key "rflev" the RF level can be varied as in 4.3.2. via keyboard or control knob. allows input of the text length for an alphanumeric transmission by entering a two- digit number between 00 and 80. (Select pre- viously with "sel" and "type" ALPHANUMERIC) The input of the text length 00 results in the transmission of the ASCII characters HEX 40...5F in ascending sequence; i.e.: after transmission of the letter "A" with further pressings of soft key "start" the letters "B", "Cc" etc. are transmitted. This makes the receiver to be tested emit an identification with each new transmission (message + alarm sound). allows input of up to 20 digits with numeric signalling. (Select previously NUMERIC with "sel" and "type") The digits 0...9, the character as the special characters as well om, my and "aA", "BN, "cH, "DM, can be used. Meaning Input code (Space) Europa 1100 B Europa 1111 B (urgent) Europa 1011 B Europa 1110 B other 1010 B other 1011 B other 1100 B other 1101 B vE" other 2110 B oe other 1111 B allows generating or varying of the text for alphanumeric signalling. By pressing the keys appears in the display It now an be freely inscribed by means of the soft keys and the control knob. the mask TEXT Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * Software Option MSBED 32& 4,.O0PERATION 81000 Meaning of the soft keys: 2. soft key moves the cursor left 3. soft key * "up 4. soft key " "down 5. soft key "right 6. soft key "space" creates one interspace 7. soft key "save" stores the new text By turning the control knob, the alphabet from A to Z, some special characters and the numbers between 0 and 9 can be called. Pressing one of the soft keys 2, 3, 4 or 5 results in "acceptance" of the selected character. 4.3.7.5.2.Transmission of CITY-CALL Signalling Selecting the PAGER-menu the MS1000 is automatically set to frequency modulation, independently from the settings of SG-menu. The RF-carrier can be programmed to two operational modes: - transmitting continuously - transmitting only during the signalling procedure RF RF on RF-carrier is transmitting continuously off RF-carrier is transmitting only during the signalling procedure carrier preroll time = 250 ms. carrier running-down tim 250 ms Example: - select "Menu", - "RCS", - "PAGER" - "addr" enter address of the unit under test - "sel" select the parameters to be varied (e.g Type, FKT, Fi, FM, Rate, RFLEV) and vary according to requirement EDIT" generate or vary TEXT (ALPHANUMERIC) "text" program the length of the text to be trans- mitted (ALPHANUMERIC) “g-in" input of digits (NUMERIC) start" press "start" (the signalling is transmitted) valid as of: 23/09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 334,.O0PERATION MS1000 Delete DEL When entering numbers, the last number entered can be deleted by pressing the key "DEL". Valid as of: 23:09.1992 * = Software option MSBED 344,OPERATION IEEE ‘MS1000 4.5. IEEE 488 Interface The interface bus corresponds to the standards IEC 625 and IEEE 488 and allows the interworking of different measurement instruments and computers via a line sys- tem (bus). All connected instruments lie parallel at this bus and have access to all lines and can transmit (Talker) or receive (Listener) according to their function. In the system the following distinction is made between the instruments: - Listener function, only data can be received. ~ Talker function, only data can be transmitted. - Talker/Listener function, data can be transmitted and received. - Controller function (computer), control of the pro- cesses and information interchange of the instru- ments connected. The data are transmitted byte-serially in connection with a three-step handshake-process. This process permits operation of instruments with different execution speeds at the bus. The bus operates with negative logic with a maximum admissible cable length of 20 n. 4.5.1. Description of the interface The connection socket is arranged at the back side of the instrument. Cf. 3.2.4. The interface comprises 16 bus lines in three groups each: 2. data bus 8 lines DIO 1... DIO 8 LSB DIO 1 2. control bus = 5 lines ATN = attention is activated when addresses, universal instructions and addressed instructions are transmited. REN = remote enable switches on or off the remote control of the in- struments. Valid as of :0' 1.1991 * = Software Option MESIEBED 14,O0PERATION IB EE MS1000 4.5.2. SRQ = service request IFC = interface clear EOI = end or identity 3. handshake bus = 3. Lins DAV = data valid NRFD = not ready for data NDAC = not data accepted Instrument Configuration This interface correspond: the instrument transmits a service request to the con- troller. is activated by the control- ler to set the instruments to a defined initial state. the last byte in a data transmission is transmitted. Alternatively, in connection with ATN the controller requests a parallel search. es. is activated if new valid data lie at the bus. "active low" signals to the Talker that as yet no data can be accepted. one of the Listeners has not © yet accepted the offered data. is to IEEE Standard 488-1978. It comprises the following configuration and partial configuration: SH1, AH1 L4: no Listen only Unlisten by Addi ressing as Talker Ts : Seriel Poll no Talker only no SRO : Service Request no PPO Parallel Poll no RL2 Local lock out no pea Device clear and Sel. Device clear Dro Device Trigger : no Valid as of :07/11.1991 * = Software option MESIEBED 24, OPERATION IEEE MS1000 4.5.3. | Interface Functions 4.5.3.1. Setting the instrument address In the menu SETUP the IEC bus address can be set. Cf. 4.2.2. By selecting the soft key and entering a two-digit number, the address can be overwritten. The address area ranges from 00 to 30. The factory-set address is 08. 4.5.3.2. Local / Remote After switching-on the MS1000 is in manual operation mode (Local). If addressed as Listener, the MS1000 switches over to the Remote state. The manual operation thus is locked. In the soft key "Back" the indication Remote appears. Return to manual operation (Local) can be done in two different ways: - by the addressed instruction GTL (Go to Local). Is indicated after reception of GTL in the soft key "Back" by LOCAL. - by pressing the key "Back" in the Remote-state. Prior to pressing the key "Back", the data output from the computer should be stopped, so that the MS1000 is not again set into the Remote-state by a new instruction. 4.5.3.3. Interfaces Messages Interface messages are transmitted with active ATN line on the data lines to the MS1000. 4.5.3.4. Universal Instructions The universal instructions act upon all instruments connected to the bus and lie in the code range of 10 ve. 1FH. Valid as of :07/11.1991 * = Software option MESIEBED 34.OPERATION IEEE M1000 DCL Device Clear Sets the MS1000 back to the initial state. It has the sane effect as switching the instrument on again. The transmitter is switched to off. 4.5.3.5, Addressed instructions The addressed instructions act only upon instruments, which have already been addressed as Listener. The code range lies between 00 and OFH. SDC Selected Device Clear Sets the MS1000 back to the initial state. It has the same effect as switching the instrument off and on again. The transmitter is switched to off. GTL Go to Local Sets the MS1000 to manual operation. In the soft key "Back"- LOCAL appears. Valid as of :07/11.1991 * = Software Option MESIEBED 44.0PERATION IEEE Msi000 4.5.3.6. IEC-Zeichensatz Kontrot zeichen itfern und Grotbuchsteben leinbuchstaben Senderaeichen ofa 16 [oe 5 a [feo 36 + fue | + |son for [a7 [oct as a fer oz fo |us [a 2 |sx 16 |oce so epee ve |b ux |e 3s lex w Jocs st ces oe fe lus |e 4 Jeor [soc f20 foce 8 > fie soo fa frre fe 5 [ena fore [far [aac 5 es wor fe rz fo 6 [ack zz |sw sé + [fe waz [tare |v 7 [ae 2 [ew 55 «fer 05 Jo Pars |w a fas Joc Pre [eww 6 a Yoo re [x P20 |x a fur [rer os [ew 7 1 lle 105 fi Pres |y wo fur 26 [su 8 a so 106 |i free | 1 [ww a |ese 59 x Yo 107 fx fires |e 2 |rr zs |rs 0 u [ve woo tires | 3 [er 2 |os “a nos 109 fm |fres [> 1 [0 xo [rs @ nox 10 |n | rz6- | 15 [sr a [us 6 jo xs a fo [rer foe adressterte ——Universal~ ——_‘Horeradressen Sprecheradessen _Sekundredressen u. Befehle befente ~befehle Valid as of :07:11.1991 * Software Option MESIEBED 5@] OPERATION IEEE MS1000 4.5.4. Instrument Messages (Instructions) Instrument messages are transmitted on the data lines with the ATN line not being active. The ASCII-Code is used (ISO-7-Bit-Code) . 4.5.4.1. Setup of the Instrument Message (Instructions) Settings of the parameters which are received in the Listener mode: Setting of the parameters (perform instrument setting) P + HEADER VALUE EOI 4.5.4.2. Instrument-specific Set Instructions (Listener mode) AF Generator Parameter Settings Header Value Unit / Example / Explanation pagf2 XXXxx.x [Hz] set AF generator frequency Adjustment range: 0.1 ... 32000.0 Hz agf201120.1 => AF = 1120.1 Hz pagl2 XXX [mv] set AF generator level Adjustment range: 1... 2500 mV agl21250 => LEV = 1250 nV Socket AUX Header Value Unit / Example / Explanation paux2 Xxxxxx [Constant] 0/1 Bit 6,5,4,3,2,1 Socket AUX switch control outputs paux2111000 => AUX 2 Pin6/4/1=1,Pin7/5/2=0 Pin 1= Bit 5 level: 0=0 Volt / 1 KOohm Pin 2 = Bit 3 1 = 10 Volt / 1 Kohm Pin 4 = Bit 4 Pin 5 = Bit 2 Status of Bit 3 is indicated Pin 6 = Bit 6 by "“Switch"-LED on front Pin 7 = Bit 1 panel. Valid as of :07/11.1991 +* = Software Option MESIEBED 6ti OPERATION IEEE M1000 Initialize All Parameters Header Value Unit / Example / Explanation pinit Initialize all setting parameters The following is Signal Generator settings: RF frequency 150.000000 MHz —-RF_ level -30.0 dBm RF FM on 9.00 kHz RF AM off 30.0 % FM source = AFG AM source AFG N - TON Generator settings: nTON-standard = ZVEI 1 t_ton = 100 ms tlrepeat = 100 ms Tone digit = 12345 Audio Frequency Generator AFG: 1000.0 Hz 2500 mV frequency AF level LEV Ics - Impulse Code synthesizer: IcS standard = digital selective call according to DIN 45013 info 1 12345678 BAK Fy status 2 producer 45 Call number = 678 switch Beeper Header Value Unit / Example / Explanation pbeep on Beeper is switched on (permanent tone) peep of Beeper is switched off. Valid as of :10:01.1994 * = Software Option MESIEBED 74,O0PERATION IEEE MS1000 RF Signal Generator settings Header Value Unit / Example / Explanation prfgt XXX. XXXXXX[MHZ] set the RF generator. Adj. range: 0.100000 ... 999.999999 MHz prfgf027.123456 => RF-FRQ = 27.123456 MHz prfgl ~xxx.x [dBm] set the RF level. Adjustment range: -133.0 ... 17.0 dBm (-127.0 guaranteed) prfgl0-10.0 => RF-LEV = -10.0 dBm pamod xxx { % ] set the amplitude modulator. Adjustment range 00.1 ... 99.9 % pamod30.5 => AM modulator = 30.5 % pamod on switch on the AM modulator. pamod of switch off the AM modulator. pfmod xxx.xx [kHz] set the frequency modulator. Adjustment ranges: RF-FRQ = max. FM deviation 500 ... 1000.000000 MHz 625.00 kHz 250 ... 499.999999 MHz 312.50 kHz 125... 249.999999 MHz 156.25 kHz 0.1... 124.999999 MHz 312.50 kHz pfmodo20.00 => FM modulator = 20.00 kHz pfmod on switch on the FM modulator. pfmoa of switch off the FM modulator. ppmod xxx.¥x [kHz] set the phase modulator. Adjustment range: RF-FRQ = max.PM deviation 500 ... 1000.000000 MHz 156.00 kHz 250 ... 499.999999 MHz 78.00 kHz 125... 249,999999 MHz 39.00 kHz 0.1... 124.999999 MHz 78.00 kHz Ppmod020.00 => PM modulator = 20.00 kHz Valid as of :10/01.1994 * = Software Option MESIEBED 84. OPERATION IEEE M1000 ppmod on ppmod of pquan x pquim x ptron ptrof switch on the PM modulator. switch off the PM modulator. [Constant] 0... 4 select AM source const. source = internal AFG internal/external AFG+RES external RES = external AM ac external AM de RENHO pquamo => FM source = AFG {Constant} 0...4 select FM source Const. source internal AFG internal/external AFG+RES external RES external FM ac external FM de RUNKO pqufmo => FM source = AFG rf signal generator level on rf signal generator level off Set the Radio Code synthesizer Header Value press presn *x Unit / Example / Explanation Start Radio Code synthesizer [Constant] 00...13 presn2 => Radio Code standard = ZVEI2 0 = USER EEA 1 = 2VEIL ccrr 2 = ZVEI2 EURO 3 = ZVEIGB VDEW 4 = 2VEIF 12 = NATEL 5 = ZVEIDP 13 = AUTOA 6 = EIA 7 = CCIR Valid as of 1.1994 * = Software Option MESIEBED 9OPERATION IEEE M1000 presz XXXXXXXXAX Radio code digit sequence (20 digits) XXXXXXXxxX Adjustment range: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,a,b,C,4,e,£,9 presz1234567890abcde01234 => Radio Code syn- thesizer digit sequence 1234567890abcde01234 (Cf. Standards 4.3.7.1.1.) presm x {Constant} 0...2 set transmission mode Const. Transmission mode presmO => transmission mode tone sequence (cf. 4.3.7.1.2) Set the Impulse Code synthesizer transmit tone transmit tone transmit tone sequence 1x sequence 2x sequence 10x = transmit 1 Header Value Unit / Example / Explanation picss Start Impulse Code synthesizer picsi xxxxxxxxxx Impulse Code Info (4x10 Info 0/1/2/3) XxxAXXXXXX Adjustment range: x2000000RX 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F pENNETTGTTK picsi5123456789Sabcdef12351234567895abcdef => Synthesizer info sequence 5123456789abcdef1234567895abcdef890 picsm x [Constant] 0...2 set the transm. mode const. transmission mode ° transmit impulse code a 1 transmit impulse code 2x 2 transmit impulse code preg presmo => mode = transmit 1 impulse code (Cf. 4.3.7.4) Start PAGER pspag start PAGER Valid as of :10:01.1994 * = Software Option MESIEBED 105.DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION 4MS1000 5.1. MS1000 Complete Instrument The MS1000 is controlled by two microprocessors. The transmitter processor sets the RF frequency, the RF level, the modulation and the AFG of the RF generator and generates the Radio Code synthesis. The terminal processor controls keyboard input and displays the inputs in numerical form. 5.1.1. Description of the Function of the Transmitter Unit The RF generator comprises three switching units, the RF synthesizer, the digital unit with the modulation process- ing and the terminal processor unit with the IEEE bus. The RF synthesizer generates output frequencies of 100kHz up to 1 GHz. With the aid of the two Vcos (vco1, vco2) the frequency range 500 ... 1000 MHz is generated. The rough frequency tuning of 50 kHz is obtained by PLL1, fine tuning and FM-PM-modulation is looped in by the digital unit via the PLL2. The frequency ranges 125 MHz up to 500 MHz are obtained by division and subsequent harmonic filtering. The frequency range of 100 kHz up to 125 Miz is generated by mixing with a 500 MHz Vco (Vvco3). Amplitude modulation, level control, and level setting (0...10 GB) take place ahead of the 125 MHz...1 GHz output amplifier with a pin-diode-attenuator set. The output of the synthesizer stage is followed by the 120 aB calibrated attenuator in 10 4B steps with the reverse power protection. The heart of the digital unit is the 1.25 MHz direct digital synthesizer (DDS). With the aid of the DDS the frequency steps < 4-25 kHz and the frequency and phase modulation of the RF generator are obtained. Amplifier and multiplexer (selecting switch) form the input for the modulation; they switch to the desired modulation sources and are either supplied to the DDS (for FM, PM) via an analog-digital converter or get to the PIN-diode regula- tor of the RF synthesizer for amplitude modulation. MSFNK 15.DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION Ms1000 The AF generator AFG is arranged on the digital circuit board as well. 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PROCESSOR DESIGN The MS1000 was designed as efficient two-processor system (Master - Slave arrangement). Two separate processor units allow parallel processing of the tasks. The TP = terminal processor handles the terminal tasks. The SP = transmitter processor handles all settings of the RF generator and the AF generator. The terminal processor is intended to be the master computer in the system and the transmitter processor to be the slave com- ter. TP and SP communicate via a serial MPC bus interface. TERMINAL TASKS a. Keyboard scanner and incrementer b. Menu control of the LCD module EG-2401 c. Beeper control d. IEEE-488 Bus interface e. Serial MPC bus (Multi Processor Communications Bus) a. Keyboard scanner, incrementer This interfaces decodes the keyboard information. A selected scanner with a 7 I/O diode matrix allows up to 42 informations n(n-1). valid keyboard instructions are distinguished according to Single and Repeat. By means of two lines the direction and the counting pulse of the incrementer are scanned. (pulse lead process) b. Menu control of the LCD module EG-2401 The setting tasks are selected via the menu control with the aid of soft keys. The LCD menu masks are stored in two languages in the ROM. By means of the menu control the masks are called and stored in connection with the internal ASCII character ROM of the LeD controller in the first display position. c. Beeper control The control-, switch- and display lines are controlled via the external processor bus port. Control of the active MPCBUS operation is displayed via software separately with 2 LEDs on the MSTP circuit board. g MSTP 15.2. MSTP CIRCUIT BOARD M1000 a. IEEE-488 bus interface If the IEC bus is active, this module switches one software switch to "Remote". Now, all settings are no longer performed manually, but via the IEC bus interface, which provides via the corresponding instruction mode the transfer parameters for the menu con- trol. Thus, also in this operation mode, all settings are dis- played in the current menu as well. Switch-over to manual operation can be performed by press ing the key "Local". Serial MPC bus (Multi Processor Communications Bus) This includes the message receiver and the message trans- mitter. Both messages are stored in separate buffers in the form of a MA = measurement request and a ME = measurement result. The data flow in the multiprocessor system is generally carried out with a master- and a selected slave-computer. In operation a distinction is made between addresses and data. Data flow between master and slave is initiated by transmitting an address. The slave computer responds by a receive interrupt and performs an address checking. The following data transfer only interrupts the selected slave computer. All subsequent data are received and processed until the end of the data block. After the last character, a control bit is set, so that again address checking of a new protocol can be per- formed. Transfer rate: 187,5 KBaud Every transferred Byte has the following set-up: 1 start bit set-up: 8 data bits 1 label bit 1 stop bit | 11 bit length Data transmission format: ADR,LEN,KEN,INF1.....INFn,EOT value (Decimal) ADR = slave address 0....255 LEN = length of the info bytes 0....255 KEN = label (message type e.g. TXALL) 0....255 INF = information protocol data 0....255 EO? = End of transition 4 . MSTP 25.2. MSTP CIRCUIT BOARD M1000 3. HARDWARE DESIGN The hardware is designed in CMOS or in High Speed CMOS to meet the requirements of battery operation. The processor type 80c32 is used. In the system 64KBytes (IC 3) program flow memory and 32KBytes (Ic 1) battery-buffered data memory, as well as 8KBytes (IC 2) auxiliary memory are reserved. The LCD graphic display (Epson EG2401-sR) is driven in connec- tion with the graphics controller E-1330 (Ic 5). The graphics controller is operated with the internal charac- ter ROM and an external skBytes display RAM (IC 13). A 12 MHz CMOS clock generator (IC 9) provides the system clock for the processor, the clock/2 for the LCD controller and the clock for the IEEE circuit board. 4. HARDWARE FUNCTION a. processor b. address areas c. data protection a. bus port e. Interface KI circuit board f£. LCD controller a. processor The central control unit on the TP circuit board is the 80c32 Its essential features are: - 32 I/O lines - two 16 bit timer/counters -5 interrupt sources - serial port (Full duplex) - oscillator- and clock generator circuit - multiplication and division by an instruction - Boolean processor - 64KBytes external program-flow and data memory - cycle 1 psec C MSTP 35.2. MSTP CIRCUIT BOARD M1000 pin assignment: Port 10...16 keyboard matrix Port 17 RSCOM (measurement task interrupt) Port 30 RXD serial measurement processor data Port 31 TXD measurement request fr. terminal-pc INTL IEEE-BUS request INTO hand wheel operation To direction hand wheel WR write-impulse RD read-impulse x2, X21 clock Port 20...27 Port 00...07 Als high-address a8 address-/data bus ALE address latch-enable PSEN program store-enable EA external program-memory mode RES reset, address areas ‘The following address areas are reserved by the chipselect~ -decoder (IC 7): 0000H ..... 1FFFH chipselect LcD-controller (Ic 13) 2000H - 3EFFFH chipselect auxiliary-(ROM) (IC 2) 4000H . SEFFH chipselect IEEE-circuit board (option) 6000H ..... 7FFFH chipselect bus port (Ic 4) 8000H . FFFFH = chipselect RAM (IC 1) data protection Power is supplied to the CMOS-RAM (IC 1) via a connected U-Ram voltage. Switch-over from 5 Volt to U-Batt is done without interrup- tion via MRES. During operation the RAM is applied to 5 Volt via the reset- -logic (Tl and T2). The diode is blocked and disconnects the battery from the supply. A data access is made possible by enabling the line chipselect RAM via the address switch (IC 12). In time before failure of the 5 V-supply, MRES-Not is set, which opens the address switch (IC 2) and T1 and sets the RAM to stand-by. The diode switches to conducting state and supplies the address switch and the data RAM with battery voltage. The discharge current is < 2 mA. a MSTP 45.2. MSTP CIRCUIT BOARD ‘MS1000 a. bus port An eightfold flip-flop circuit was used as port extension module (IC4). The bus data are accepted via the lines cs PORT and WR with the rising slope at the clock input (pin 11). Q0 => LED 3 (green) RXD = avtive > Control MPc-BUS Q1 => LED 4 (red) TXD = active Q2 => Switch switches the relay at the AUX socket Q3 => IFI2CC (Interface IIC-BUS Clock) > Centronics c.b. Q4,5,6,7 => reserve e. interface KI circuit boara Connection to the front is carried out via a 26-pole ribbon cable to the KI circuit board. Desig. Pin BGA2 1 => incrementer pulse BGA1 3 c pulse P10..16 6,7,8,9,10,11,12 matrix membrane keyboard GND 2 ground +5V 4 LeD module, incrementer XDO..XD3_23...25 4 bit dot data (Le) XECL 21 enable clock-x (Le) XSCL 22 shift clock-x (Lep) yscL 20 shift clock-y (Lep) YDIS 17 Y-power (LeD) yD 19 Y-shift (driver) (Zep) WF 18 Ac driving signal (LCD) LP 15 latch pulse driver (LCD) f£. LeD controller The LCD controller is operated in the bus mode "8080" (SEL1, SEL= 0. Thus, Recess to the external display memory is possible without wait cycles and is done bus-oriented in connection with the xead- or write- lines. Settings of LCD parameters are performed with the active address 0. The 6 MHz clock supply is derived from processor clock/2. In addition, the MSTP circuit board also comprises the IEEE controller and the 6.4 MHz PLL for the RF synthesizer. . MSTP 59 dis Fieoasei 3s oootsa qawod LInowIo disw *2°soootsn Guvod LInouIO aisw *2°s8 disw wste72 eee elele ERSTE! 3118.90 Om wonmT vor in! ] WSTP/3 22086178 | vateanl S€-13600223, ES qavod LINOUIO disH *z°s oootsHMS1000 5.2. MSTP CIRCUIT BOARD O gage a = si” fils 7 Mone | vias asee0e MSTP 9MSKI 15.3.KIMS CIRCUIT BOARD MS1000 MSKI 25.4.MSPS CIRCUIT BOARD M1000 ‘The MS1000 can be supplied via the mains or via battery. The mains voltage gets to the mains transformer via the main power switch at the rear side of the instrument, a power filter and a fuse. The mains transformer comprises on its secondary side a 5V- and a 12V-winding. The 12V-winding provides after rectification the main supply voltage +UB, which reaches the PS circuit board via the pins 1 (+UB) and 2 (ground). The 5V-voltage is directly led to the PS circuit board (pins 3 and 4), here rectified and increased to +UB. The voltage of about 17 V thus gained is stabilized with Ici to 14.2 V and is available at the battery socket at the rear side of the instru- ment as charging voltage for an external accumulator. If required, the charging current can be varied by means of potentiometer P1 between 11 V and 16 V. The current limitation lies at about 500 mA. The MS1000 can be supplied via the same socket also from a 12V voltage source. If operated via the mains, the relay REL1, which lies directly at the voltage +UB, is always operated and supplies the quartz oven oscillator even with switched off ON/OFF-switch at the front panel of the MS1000. When battery-operated, the relay drops off and the ON/OFF-switch now also switches the supply of the quartz. The individual supply voltages of the MS1000 are derived from the +UB. Two low-drop-voltage regulators (IC3, IC4) generate two #10V-voltages (OP+10V and A+10V), and a circuit power supply unit supplies the -12V-voltages (OP-12V, A-12V) and the 5V- voltage. The latter is led via two separate lines to the mother- board of the MS1000, once for supply of the analog stages as At+5V and then as D#5V for the digital stages. Thus, a good decoupling of the supply voltages is obtained. The same is true for the grounding lines AGND and DGND. 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