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2 Watt Watt Transmitter Video Transmitter Operator Manual VMS-2000 Frequency 2450-2500 MHz DTC COMMUNICATIONS INCORPORATED OP1920147 Rev B

How to contact DTC Copyright Notice Warranty For operator and troubleshooting Copyright © 2003 DTC warrants its manufactured components against information, customers are encouraged to refer to DTC Communications, Inc. All rights defects in material and workmanship for a period of the details in this manual. For additional reserved. No part of this document may be two (2) years, commencing on the date of original clarification or instruction, or to order parts, reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a re- purchase. contact DTC. trieval system or translated into any Products manufactured by others that are approved Customer Service is available Monday through language or computer language, in any form or by for use with DTC equipment are warranted for the Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and any means, including but not limited to electronic, manufacturer’s warranty period, commencing from 5:00 PM EST at: Tel: 603-880-4411 magnetic, mechanical, optical, chemical, manual or the date of shipment from DTC. Fax: 603-880-6965 otherwise, without the prior written permission of Website: www.dtccom.com DTC Communications, Inc. FCC information Email: info@dtccom.com Disclaimer Forms can be obtained from the FCC on their web- site at: The information in the document is subject to change www.fcc.gov 486 Amherst Street without notice. DTC makes no representations or Nashua, New Hampshire 03063 warranties with respect to the contents hereof, and You can also contact the FCC using their FAX back USA specifically disclaims any implied warranties of mer- service at: (888) 418-3676 chantability or fitness for a particular purpose. DTC Additional instructions are available by telephone at: reserves the right to revise this publication and to (888) 225-5322 make changes from time to time in the content hereof The filing fee form is returned to: without obligation of DTC to notify any person of such Federal Communications Commission revision or changes. 1270 Fairfield Road Gettysburg, PA 17325-7245 Trademarks Trademarks of DTC Communications, Inc. include: • DTC • MiniPIX® • DynaPIX® Other product names used in this manual are the properties of their respective owners. 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS Manual Conventions Quick Start ........................................................................... 4 Overview .............................................................................. 5 NOTE Describes special issues you should be aware of Specification ......................................................................... 6 while using a particular function. Current Drain and Battery Drain .......................................... 8 WARNING Calls out situations in which equipment could Heatsink Information ............................................................ 9 be damaged or a process could be incorrectly imple- Connectors ......................................................................... 10 mented, but in which operator safety is not a factor. Connections ........................................................................ 11 TIP Describes application hints. Equipment Configurations ................................................. 12 Optional Accessories ........................................................ 14 RF EXPOSURE STATEMENT Appendix A ......................................................................... 23 This product is NOT to be used in a bodyworn application. Refer to Appendix A in this manual for instruction in the Programming Introduction .................................................. 24 proper use of antennas with this device. When in use a Installing Programming Software ....................................... 25 separation distance of at least 50 cm. must be maintained Programming Procedure .................................................... 26 between the antenna and the body of the user or nearby persons. What should you expect to receive with your 2W Transmitter? Note: This device is for occupational use only. Occupa- tional users are those persons who are exposed as a consequence of their employment, provided these 1 VMS Video Transmitter persons are fully aware of and exercise control over 1 Dipole antenna with right angle SMA connector their exposure. 1 DTC programming software package 1 DTC programming cable FCC ID# H25VMS2000 1 One Video and Power In “Y” cable 3

QUICK START 6 1 Make sure that the power to the transmitter is OFF. 2 Using a screwdriver, turn the channel selector to the correct channel number. 3 Connect an antenna to the ANTENNA connector on the module. 4 Select Hi or Lo Power using the recessed switch. 5 Connect the microphone or microphones to the MIC-1 and MIC-2 connectors 3 5 on the module. 6 Connect a video source and external power (11 -16 VDC) to the Video/Multi-I/O connector. 7 Apply power to the transmitter 4 Warning: Do not apply power to the transmitter until an antenna has been connected in step 3. Warning: Refer to Appendix A of this manual for information on the proper use of antennas. 2 NOTE: DTC has provided you with a “Y” cable (power and video) terminated with an RCA connector and a BNC adapter for your convenience. NOTE: The dipole antenna included is not recommended for normal use! This antenna enables you to quickly set up your transmitter and ensure proper operation. DTC highly recommends the use of circularly polarized antennas for the best rejection of multi-path. 4

OVERVIEW The VMS transmitters are small module transmitters designed for off body applications. They are part of a family of video transmitters from DTC that provide 250 mW, 2 Watts and 5 Watts output power. Feature Description User programmable video channels, selectable in 250 kHz steps. Two user programmable audio sub carriers, selectable in 10 kHz steps Programmable from 6 MHz to 7.5 MHz. Audio sub carriers are OFF unless microphones are connected. The transmitter automatically senses when a microphone has been connected. The audio sub carriers are phase locked, and will not drift into the Audio Sub-Carriers video signal. Automatic Gain Control is provided on each audio input, amplifying soft sounds. They generate far less heat than traditional video transmitters. Efficient Switching Power Supply They operate significantly longer than traditional video transmitters on the same power source. The power applied to the Multi I/O pin is automatically looped through the unit, and available on a second pin to power a remote device, External Power Loop Through such as a camera. If you apply 9 Volts in, you will get 9 Volts out, with a maximum current drain of 200mA The VMS series supports Ovation Micro ViewLock II™encryption, Encryption Options which adds approximately .35" to the thickness of the unit. 5

SPECIFICATIONS General Specifications RF Specifications ITEM SPECIFICATION ITEM SPECIFICATION Power Input Voltage External 11-16 Vdc 2450-2500 MHz, 250 KHz Operating Frequency resolution steps Power Consumption 7.2 Watts (not including camera) 2000 mW min. @ nominal Reverse Polarity supply voltage, 25 Deg. C. YES Protection Power output -3db @ 7VDC ext. -2 dB over temp. Dimensions 3.9 x 2.7 x 0.512” 2.5W maximum Same as supply voltage going Output Impedance 50 Ohms Camera Power into the transmitter. Current limited to 200 mA. Spurs and Harmonics output -50 dBc 10 channel select rotary switch Controls Panel mounted, recessed slide Load Pull Stability 8:1 VSWR power selection switch Frequency Stability +/- 0.003%, -30 to +50°C 2 pin Lemo: Mic 1 2 pin Lemo: Mic 2 Modulation Sensitivity 8 MHz/V nom. SMA: Antenna Connectors 6 pin Multi I/O: Video in, Data in, Modulation Sensitivity Variation +/- 5% across the band DC input 11-16 Vdc, camera power, Remote ON/OFF, Peak Carrier Deviation 4 MHz nom. Multiplexed Data out, Ground Number of channels 10 max. (user programmable) Video: 2450-2500 MHz (VMS-2000) Sub-carrier sideband level -28 dBc, +/- 2 dB Programmability 250 KHz resolution steps Audio: User programmable from Environmental Temperature Range -30-+70°C 6.0-7.5 MHz, in 10 kHz steps Humidity 90% (non-condensing) Machined, solid aluminum with Chassis notes rounded edges 6

SPECIFICATIONS Audio Specifications Video Specifications ITEM SPECIFICATION ITEM SPECIFICATION Mic level input (line level factory Video Frequency Response BW1.5dB = 6 Hz - 5.0 MHz opt.) 50-3000 Hz Phased locked AGC on both Input Impedance 75 Ohms General inputs. Sub-carrier auto sensing, only active when microphone is Input Level 1Vp-p M attached. S/N 60 dB min. Number of sub-carriers 2 Pre-Emphasis Per CCIR 405 525 line curve Sub-carrier frequencies 6.0-7.5 MHz , user programmable Differential Gain 5% Subcarriers are activated when Sub-carrier ON/OFF Control mic is connected. Subcarrier Frequency Stability +/- 0.003%, -30 to +70°C Sub-Carrier Deviation 50 kHz peak Audio S/N 45 dB min. Frequency Response BW1.5dB = 50-3000 Hz Total Harmonic Distortion <2% 8 mVpp@400 Hz for 50 kHz peak Input Level dev. Pre-Emphasis 75 uS Input Impedance 10k Ohm 7

SPECIFICATIONS Approximate VMS-2000 Current vs. External Supply Voltage (Camera NOT included) 700 650 600 550 Current Drain (mA) 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 11 12 13 14 15 16 External Supply Voltage (Vdc) Transmitter and Transmitter Battery Type Part Number Camera 12V Only @120mA 10 D-Cell Alkaline Pack 4045177 9.5 hours 8 hours 8

HEATSINK INFORMATION Baseplate operating temperature is 11 -20° to + 80°C. Most applications will not require a heatsink. In applications where the baseplate temperature will exceed +80°, add “-HO” to any VMXX-2000 transmitter part number for the optional heat sink at no additional charge. The drawing on the left clearly marks the mounting holes for the heatsink installation when required. To install the heatsink. 1 Align the mounting holes of the transmitter to the mounting holes on the heatsink. 2 Secure the heatsink with four (4) 6-32 x 1” screws. 9

CONNECTORS MATING CONNECTORS Lemo Male Part # (FFS.01.250.DLAE31) DTC Male Part # (8570003) Hirose Part # HR10A-7P-6P (02) DTC Part # 954020 Standard Male SMA Connector MICROPHONE CONNECTORS Two connectors accommodate two microphone inputs. Each connector has two contacts and provides power to the microphone as well as connecting the audio signal into the Microphone Connectors transmitter. The audio sub-carriers are activated by the presence of the microphone. If a microphone is removed, that sub-carrier is removed from the transmit signal. Turning off the unused sub-carrier saves power and improves picture quality. Antenna Connector ANTENNAS A standard SMA connector is used as the antenna connector on the VMS-2000. Refer to a list of DTC antennas available on page 17. WARNING: Refer to Appendix A of this manual for information on the TIP: You may use the VMS series transmitters with other proper use of antennas. manufacturers antennas. Verify that they are suited for the band you are operating in. 10

CONNECTIONS CHANNEL SELECT SWITCH HI/LO Power Select a transmission channel by using the rotary switch Channel Select Switch located on the front surface of the transmitter. Use a screw- Switch driver to rotate the switch to the desired channel number. HI/LOW OUTPUT POWER SWITCH Select Hi or Low power by using the recessed power switch. Switching to Hi power is equal to 2 Watt output power. Switching to Low power is equal to 1/4 Watt output power. MULTI I/O CONNECTOR The multi I/O (6-pin Multi I/O) connector is mainly used as the video and external power input connector. It also provides access to many transmitter functions, such as: Multi I/O Connector • Programming the device • Video in • Power in • Remote on • Camera power Pin 6: Video in Pin 1: Ground Pin 5: Pin 2: Ext power RS-232 in input 11-16VDC Pin 3: Camera Power Output NOTE: Same as supply voltage. Do not exceed 200 mA. 11

BASIC VIDEO TRANSMITTER The basic VMS-2000 configuration consists of the video transmitter, dipole antenna, and DTC cable part number 4045171-024. This cable is connected to the multi I/O port of CAMERA the transmitter. CAMERA POWER + It is configured to supply: STRIPPED AND • The video signal to the transmitter TINNED LEADS from the camera. STANDARD POWER SOURCE • Power to the transmitter through a for transmitter only, 9-16 V. molex connector that can easily be connected to DTC’s battery packs. It also comes standard with stripped and tinned leads for a customer suppled power source. A few of the B DTC battery packs are listed below and shown in the illustration: OPTIONAL BATTERY ANTENNA PACKS A 4045130 (AA Rechargeable) B 4045177 ( D-Cell battery pack) A TRANSMITTER Alkaline The cable does not supply power to the camera. The camera is powered separately with a customer supplied power source. DTC offers other cables that will supply power to the camera as an option. 12

SINGLE POWER SOURCE The VMS-2000 configuration, which uses the loop through power source for the camera, consists of the video transmitter, CAMERA dipole antenna, and DTC cable part number 405189-024 . This cable is connected to the multi I/O port of the transmitter. STRIPPED AND INTERNAL LOOP It is configured to supply: LOOP THROUGH CAMERA POWER TINNED LEADS POWER • The video signal to the transmitter STANDARD SOURCE FOR TX AND CAMERA from the camera. 11-16 VDC • Power to the transmitter through a molex connector that can be easily connected to DTC’s battery packs. • Power to the camera through a molex connector that can easily be connected to DTC’s optional B cameras. ANTENNA NOTE: You will need external camera power if voltage to the transmitter is not compatible with camera’s operat- ing voltage, and/or you need greater battery life, and/or OPTIONAL A your camera draws more than 200 mA. BATTERY TRANSMITTER PACKS 13

COMPONENTS Part Number Description Part Number Description Part Number Description 4045171-024 Video In/EXT Power/Cam. Power 4045189-024 Video In/EXT Power/Cam. Power 4045174-006 Antenna Cable 6” standard cable, 24”standard. cable, 24”standard. 4045174-012 Antenna Cable 12” Option Specifications Specifications Specifications Video In: Multi I/O to RCA(M) with BNC adaptor Video In: Multi I/O to RCA(M) with BNC adaptor Connectors SMA to TNC (YELLOW) (YELLOW) Ext. Power: 24 AWG wire with a molex connector Ext. Power: 24 AWG wire with a molex connector and stripped and tinned leads. (RED) and stripped and tinned leads. (RED) Camera Power: 24 AWG wire with a molex connector and stripped and tinned leads. (GRAY) 14

COMPONENTS Part Number Description Part Number Description Part Number Description 7011145-012 Microphone, 12” length 4045177 D cell battery pack with locking Molex 4045173 Programming cable 7011145-024 Microphone, 24” length Micro-fit Connector (Connects from the Multi I/O connector to the DB9 connector) 7011145-036 Microphone, 36” length This cable plugs into COM1 or COM2, serial ports of a PC. It 7011145-048 Microphone, 48” length 7011145-072 Microphone, 6’ length allows for the programming of the Video transmitter with the 7011145-144 Microphone 12’ length DTC Programming software. 7011145-360 Microphone 30’ length 15

COMPONENTS TO CLOSE: PUSH CONNECTORS TOGETHER UNTIL THE MOLEX LOCKING MECHANISM CLICKS AND LOCKS TO OPEN: PUSH THIS TAB DOWN TO RELEASE THE MOLEX LOCKING MECHANISM, THEN PULL CONNECTORS APART. Part Number Description Part Number Description Part Number Description 4045130 AA (13.5 V) Rechargeable battery 8590138 Terminal, Crimp, Female, micro-fit (3.0) ANT-VIL Dipole Antenna 1.70-1.85 GHz with pack (NiMH) with Molex Micro-fit wire size 20-24 AWG plt gold. right angle SMA adaptor Connector Molex Part # 43030-0009 ANT-VIS Dipole Antenna 2.4-2.5 GHz with 8550104 Receptacle, 2 circuit, micro-fit (3.0) right angle SMA adaptor in line. Molex Part # 43645-0200 The ANT-VIL/S is a 1/2 wave coaxial dipole portable duck Part Number Description antenna. It can be mounted directly to the video transmitter, or 8590139 Terminal, Crimp, Male, Micro-fit (3.0) at a right angle using the adaptor provided. wire size 20-24 AWG plt. gold. Molex Part # 43031-0009 8550101 Plug, 2 circuit, Micro-fit (3.0) 16 In line. Molex Part # 43640-0200

ANTENNAS Part Number Description 7011129 ANT-2 2dB: Dipole 1.7-1.85 GHz Must be used with SMA to TNC antenna cable (4045174-006). 7011131 ANT-2 2dB: Dipole 2.4-2.5 GHz Must be used with SMA to TNC antenna cable (4045174-006). ANT-2 is a rugged, lightweight linearly polarized dipole for use in the 2.4 to 2.5 Specifications GHz and 1.7-1.85 GHz bands. It can be mounted at the end of a cable with a Type Sleeve Dipole compatible connector. This antenna is ground plane independent. Polarization Linear Peak Gain 2 dBi ANT-2 Horizontal Beamwidth Omnidirectional Vertical Beamwidth 77° Nominal Impedance 50 Ohms Groundplane Req. Not required Size 4.0” x 0.75” D (101mm x 19 mm) Weight 1 oz. (28g) DTC Part Number Frequency Range 7011129 1.8 to 1.9 GHz 7011130 2.0 to 2.1 GHz 7011131 2.4 to 2.5 GHz WARNING: Refer to Appendix A of this manual for information on the proper use of antennas. 17

ANTENNAS Part Number Description ANT-5-PIG 5 dBi Patch Antenna Connector: SMA or TNC Male on 18" coax. “pigtail”. DTC has developed a series of circularly polarized patch antennas for use in the 2.0 to 2.5 GHz indoor and short term outdoor installations. The ANT-5-P is a 5dbi gain, 90 degree wide beamwidth, antenna, mounted on a 0.125 in. thick aluminum plate. Typical uses include disguised transmitters and vehicular-mounted transmitter antennas and in a variety of receive applications. Specifications Type Patch antenna with integral ring hybrid ANT-5P Polarization RHCP Peak Gain 5dBic Horizontal Beamwidth 90° Vertical Beamwidth 90° Nominal Impedance 50 Ohms Groundplane Req. Built-in Size 4.0” W x 4.0” H X 0.625” D (102mm x 102mm x 16mm) Weight 6.4 Oz. (180 g) DTC Part Number Frequency Range ANT-5-P-SMA 2.0 to 2.5 GHz with SMA male connector ANT-5-P-TNC 2.0 to 2.5 GHz with TNC with male connector WARNING: Refer to Appendix A of this manual for information on the proper use of antennas. 18

ANTENNAS Part Number Description VDAR-1 Single 5 dBic “Hybrid-Patch”™ Antenna with mounting options. Connector: TNC Female on chassis The VDAR video antennas are designed to operate with traditional single video receivers and multiple antenna configurations for diversity receivers. The antenna uses the DTC Hybrid-Patch™ system to ensure pure circular polarization. This ensures the highest possible performance in video reception, especially in diversity systems. It is available in four different bands. Reversible and adjustable suction cup mounts come standard for quick and easy installation on the inside or Specifications outside of window or other hard, smooth surfaces. Type Three Hybrid Patch™ elements VDAR-1 Polarization RHCP Peak Gain 5dBic Horizontal Beamwidth 90° Vertical Beamwidth 90° Nominal Impedance 50 Ohms Groundplane Req. Built-in Size 6.6” H x 6.6” W (167mm x 167 mm) Weight 12 Oz. (34g) DTC Part Number Frequency Range 7011156-1 1700 to 1850 MHz 7011156-3 1990 to 2110 MHz 7011156-2 2400 to 2500 MHz 7011156-2 2200 to 2300 MHz WARNING: Refer to Appendix A of this manual for information on the proper use of antennas. 19

ANTENNAS Part Number Description ANT-10 9dBic Wideband Panel Connector: TNC Female DTC has developed a series of circularly polarized panel antennas for use in wideband transmit and receive applications from 1.7 to 2.7 GHz. The ANT-10-R is a very wide bandwidth, unidirectional log-spiral array. This antenna has useful gain, with some sidelobe variation, to 4 GHz. It can be mounted to a wall or swivel mounted with the MAF-1 grip on two surfaces, via two pairs of “1/4-20” tapped holes located in the rear center and the bottom center of the aluminum housing. Specifications The front of the antenna is a radome made of a polycarbonate material. The Type Log-spiral slot array, absorber antenna is suitable for indoor and short-term outdoor use. It must be protected for loaded Polarization RHCP extended outdoor use and installations since it is not waterproof. Peak Gain 9dBic Horizontal Beamwidth 30°at 2.0 GHz Vertical Beamwidth 30°at 2.0 GHz Nominal Impedance 50 Ohms Groundplane Req. Not required Size 9” W x 9” H x 1.2” D (227mm x 227 mm x 30 mm) Weight 1.7 lb. (750g) DTC Part Number Frequency Range 4044411 1.7 to 2.7 GHz; RHCP 7011142 1.7 to 2.7 GHz; RHCP with MAF - 1 grip included WARNING: Refer to Appendix A of this manual for information on the proper 20 use of antennas.

ANTENNAS Part Number Description QHA-4 Quadrifilar Helix Antenna with Ring-Hybrid feed Connector: TNC Female Must be used with SMA to TNC antenna cable (4045174-006). The QHA family of antennas was developed to provide a compact solution for pattern-tailored circularly polarized antennas. This rugged antenna is omnidirec- tional when the antenna is vertical. The pattern is slightly elevated to allow over- Specifications head coverage. The base of the antenna includes a special flat with #10-32 Type Quadrifilar Helix with threaded hole, 0.25-in. deep for mounting. It is available in both RHCP and LHCP Ring-hybrid feed Polarization Circular versions. Peak Gain 4dBiC at 24° above QHA-4 horizon Horizontal Beamwidth Omnidirectional Vertical Beamwidth 46° Nominal Impedance 50 Ohms Groundplane req. Not Required Size 8.0” L x 1.25” dia (203 mm x 32 mm dia) Weight 3.7 oz. (105 g) DTC Part Number Frequency Range QHA-4-2-R 2.4 to 2.5 GHz, RHCP QHA-4-2-L 2.4 to 2.5 GHz, Lhcp QHA-4-1-R 1.7 to 1.9 GHz, RHCP QHA-4-1-L 1.7 to 1.9 GHz, LHCP WARNING: Refer to Appendix A of this manual for information on the proper use of antennas. 21

ANTENNAS Part Number Description ANT-17-R 17 dBic Directional Patch Array Connector TNC Male on 18” coaxial DTC developed this very high gain RHCP antenna for the 2.4 to 2.5 GHz band. It provides unidirectional broadside coverage. Unlike conventional Yagi antenna, this antenna is especially suitable for wall mounting. This panel antenna is useful in long-range receive applications, applications in high-multipath environments, where it is impractical or impossible to mount a dish antenna. Specifications Type 16-patch array with progressive feed Polarization RHCP or LHCP Ant-17r Peak Gain 17 dBic Horizontal Beamwidth 16° Vertical Beamwidth 16° Nominal Impedance 50 Ohms Groundplane req. Not Required Dimensions 16.0”W x 14.5”H x 0.125”D (406 mm x 368 mm x 3.2 mm) Weight 47 oz. (1333g) DTC Part Number Frequency Range ANT-17-R 2.4 to 2.5 GHz 22

APPENDIX A Using Antennas with the VMS-2000 Video Transmitter Any suitable antenna may be used, however to insure safe operation, it is imperative that proper spacing be maintained between the radiating surface of the antenna and any persons body. No antenna should be placed closer than 19 inches (48 cm) to the body. To insure that proper spacing is maintained, locate the transmitter or arrange physical barriers in such away that people are prevented from approaching too closely. 23

PROGRAMMING Introduction DTC has built in a lot of flexibility in the programming options you have on the VMS series transmitters. You can choose to use some, all or none of this flexibility. When you order a VMS transmitter, DTC will factory program your frequencies at no additional charge to you. You may want to place a sticker over the rotary switch on the chassis, so users in the field don’t attempt to change frequencies. This is often the best path for state and local agencies with limited frequencies available to them. DTC will also provide you with free software and a free programming cable, enabling you to change your video frequencies and their associated audio sub- carriers. This is ideal if you often work with other agencies, or anticipate the equipment being used by a multi-jurisdictional task force. You can program up to ten channel settings per unit. In general, this allows you to program most varia- tions you might encounter in the field at the depot level. As a practical matter, your VMS transmitter’s video frequencies and audio sub- carriers will be dictated by the frequency and sub-carriers(s) of your receiver and/ or repeater. In many cases, these devices are crystal controlled or have few channel options. TIP: Make sure that you program your transmitter to match the frequencies and audio sub-carriers or your receiver, and test the components as a system prior to going into the field! 24

PROGRAMMING Installing DTC Universal Programming Software on your PC NOTE: Uninstall any previous versions by going to Add/Remove Programs, clicking on DTC Universal Programming, and clicking on uninstall. 1 Click on Start, click on run. 2 Click on the Browse button. 3 Click on or find your CD drive. 4 Install the JAVA Runtime Environment Application first (CD provided). 5 Follow the install wizard screens. 6 Install the Universal Programming software next (floppy provided). 7 Click on Start, click on run. 8 Click on the Browse Button. 9 Click on your floppy drive. 10 Double click on the setup. 11 Follow the install wizard screens. Your programming software is installed 25

PROGRAMMING 1 Make sure that the power to the video transmitter is off. 2 Make sure the transmitter has an antenna installed into the antenna connec- 5 tor prior to programming. 3 Install the programming cable into the Multi I/O connector on the transmitter. AC POWER 4 Plug the serial cable of the programming cable into 4 the COM1 or COM2 port of your computer. 5 Connect the programming cable into a power COM1 or COM2 source. Serial port of computer 6 Select Start, programs, DTC communications on 6 your computer. 7 The system allows you to select device COM1 or COM2, depending on which serial port you are 3 connected to. 8 Follow the instructions on the DTC Universal 2 Programming screens to begin the download process. 7 8 26

PROGRAMMING 9 Click on the “Tx Channel” tab in the programmer screen. 9 10 Select a channel and click on the Edit Channel button to change settings. 13 11 Enter your new frequency and settings. 12 To change any of the MIC-2 or MIC-1 settings, click on the settings provided, then click OK. 13 Click on the Upload button to upload your new settings to the transmitter. Your new settings have been installed. 10 11 12 27

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