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UltraVoice Manual - Alerting & Notification

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7.4 Adjustment Procedure for<br />

a Two-Way Radio Receiver<br />

Note: This procedure previously<br />

completed at factory. Only<br />

complete if radio re-alignment is<br />

required or radio is installed in<br />

the field.<br />

A. Qualifications:<br />

Radio shop and/or a properly trained<br />

radio technician.<br />

B. Equipment Required:<br />

1. Service Monitor<br />

2. Oscilloscope<br />

C. Setup:<br />

1. Connect the Unit Under Test<br />

(UUT) to the service monitor.<br />

D. Receive audio adjustment<br />

1. Using service monitor, modulate<br />

the correct RF signal into the<br />

receiver with a 1kHz tone at<br />

3 kHz deviation. If bandwidth is<br />

12.5, then modulate at 1.5 kHz<br />

deviation. (If using private line,<br />

add 0.75 kHz private line<br />

deviation to the signal.)<br />

2. Adjust the level at TP16 (2005698<br />

controller card) for 1 Vp-p using<br />

the REC gain adjustment R105<br />

(2005698 controller card front<br />

panel).<br />

E. Transmit deviation adjustment<br />

Federal Signal <strong>UltraVoice</strong><br />

Installation and Operation <strong>Manual</strong><br />

MAINTENANCE<br />

65<br />

1. Simultaneously press buttons 5 &<br />

7 on the 2005698 controller card.<br />

This will cause the controller to<br />

transmit for approximately 8<br />

seconds<br />

2. Measure the deviation level using<br />

service monitor set to the correct<br />

RF.<br />

3. Adjust the TX level (2005698<br />

controller card front panel) for<br />

3 kHz deviation. If bandwidth is<br />

12.5, then adjust for 1.5 kHz<br />

deviation. (If using private line,<br />

add 0.75 kHz private line<br />

deviation to the signal.)<br />

4. If this step fails to solve issue,<br />

then check base station deviation<br />

levels as per base station<br />

documentation and manual. Also<br />

if used, check the repeater.<br />

600-Ohm Adjustment<br />

Procedure for<br />

Activation Audio<br />

Note: To use the 600-Ohm input for<br />

activation receive audio, at JP6 a<br />

jumper must be across pins 2-3. JP6 is<br />

located internally on the main controller<br />

card.<br />

1. RX adjustment<br />

a. Transmit a tone from the base<br />

station.<br />

i. Ensure base station TX<br />

level was previously<br />

adjusted properly.<br />

1. Ensure tone is not<br />

clipped by viewing<br />

waveform with an<br />

oscilloscope.

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