File No E pack100 Terminal Customer Prog

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File No.：

Version： V1.0

Confidential

Level： Internal Public

Pages： 10 Pages

E-pack100 Terminal

Customer Programming Guide

(Internal use only）

Draft: Zhao Zhen Date: 2017-7-7

Reviewed: Date:

Approved: Date:

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Revision History

Version Release Date Author Description Notes

V1.0 2017-7-7 Zhao Zhen The first edition

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Figure Contents

Fig 1-1 Programming Software Shortcut...1

Fig 2-1 Connect Programming line with PC...1

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1. CPS (Customer Programming Software) Installation

1) Double click CPS package “setup.exe”, enter passwords, choose save path, and click Next till installation completes. CPS desktop shortcut will be created automatically as shown in the figure below.

Fig 1-1 Programming Software Shortcut 2) Install USB driver.

2. Hardware Connection

Connect computer and the terminal with customer programming cable as shown in the figure below.

Fig 2-2 Connect Programming line with PC

3. Terminal Frequency Reading

Open CPS, click Read , eject USB port, click OK, read parameters of the radio.

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4. Terminal Setup

4.1. Channel Setup

Conventional -->Channel -->Digital Channel

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Channel Alias Set alias for current channel

Color Code Accorded with color code of E-pack100

Slot Operation Select pseudo trunk for Hytera terminals, others shall be set two slots for the same frequency, slot 1 and slot2, respectively.

Scan List / Roam List The channels of the selected scan list will be scanned.

Auto Start Scan The channel will be scanned automatically when it is switched to. This option needs to be checked.

Receive Frequency The received frequency of the current channel. Radios communicate through the same E-pack100 has the same Tx and Rx frequency.

Transmit Frequency The transmit frequency of the current channel. Radios communicate through the same E-pack100 has the same Tx and Rx frequency.

Tx Contact Name After the terminal set to the transmit frequency, the group call number need to be set the same with it of E-pack for communication.

Location Info Revert Channel Current channel.

Rx Group List Add group call number(s) of Tx contact name into Rx Group List.

Power Level To modify default Tx power.

Tx Admit Set to Channel Free.

Emergency Alarm Indication Check

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Add two digital channels for a radio. The second digital channel frequency equals E- pack frequency plus 0.0125MHz. Other set are the same as above.

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4.2. Zone Setup

Click Add or Remove to add the available channel to Members list, or remove channels from Members list.

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4.3. ID Setup

Conventional-->Digital Common-->Basic

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Radio ID Set an ID for the radio to identify it when other users initiate a group call or send messages.

Group Call Hang Time Set to 0

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4.4. Contact Setup

Conventional-->PDT Service-->Contact

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Call Alias Modify current call alias

Call Type Set call type to group call

Call ID Modify current group call ID, which is the same with it of E- pack100.

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4.5. Rx Group List

Conventional-->PDT Service--> Rx Group List

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Fig 4-9 Add the added group call number into the Rx Group List.

4.6. Scan Setup

Conventional-->Scan-->Scan List 1

Fig 4-10 Add the two added frequencies into scan list.

In Customized version, signal priority setup is added.

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Scan Type Set to Priority Digital Channel. When the terminal received signal strength is lower than threshold, terminal will keep searching other relatively stronger signal. If there isn’t any, the currently received signal would be selected, otherwise the stronger one would be selected.

Prior Digital CH. RSSI Threshold

Prior signal threshold, and is set according to actual situation.

Hang Time [s] Time of channel occupation of a radio after a call ends, which is recommended to be 0.5 seconds.

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4.7. Alarm Setup

Conventional-->Emergency-->Digital Emergency-->DigitalSys 1

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Emergency Type Set to Regular

Emergency Mode Set to Alarm

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4.8. GPS Setup

Conventional-->General Setting-->Accessories

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Call Location Check

Display Type Accurate azimuth and distance, setup for actual situation.

Voice Location Check

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5. Terminal Frequency Writing

Click Read . Then confirmation dialog pops up, click Yes. The parameters will be written in radio.

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