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FCC ID: Q9SAWRDRP9050

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""""""" ADVANCED @ WIRELESS " C 0 M M U N 1 C A T 1 0 N S AWR—DRP9050 Digital Repeater Instruction Manual



Open—package Inspection Indicators Introductions Please exercise care when opening the shipping box. Confirm that all items Indicator| Color| Functional description noted in the table have been included and are in good condition. If not then TX green Always on, the repeater is transmitting signals please contact your dealer. RX green Always on, the repeater is receiving signals LNK green Always on, the link is successful Item No. ERROR red On or flashes, error occured Repeater _a DC green Always on, DC power supply equipment AC power supply line _a POWER green TS B transmit USB data line |_a A,. B green Digital time slot one receive signal, A light on. User manual |_a Digital time slot two, B light on. Analog doesn‘t light. Warranty Card ea Repeater Display Instruction The display consists of a two—digit numeric display that provides the following information: a. Selected channel number Product Introduction b. Display of current menu option or function parameters related to key Front panel introduction operation. c. Error code display Front Panel Mic Connector The front panel microphone connector consists of a RJ—45. It provides the interface for a local handheld microphone with PTT to be connected directly to the repeater for local operation. Key function detailed description Front view Button| Name| Menu guide function Parameter editor function 1.short press back to last or root menu Clear or cancel current C 2.long press back to standby mode parameter value and lock the keyboard Left 1.Up level menu Value decrease F 2.Shortcut menu: decrease channel f 1. Next level menu Value increase Right 2. Shortcut menu, increase channel OK |Ent t1 | Confirm and save current nter next level menu parameter value F1 Function key 1 (software defines) |Figure 1 is 3 F2 |Function key 2 (software defines) |Figure 2 2|s 1.Function key 3 (software defines) |p; & 5 F3NV_ 2.Shortcuts menu: volume down Figure 3 Large view for front panel 29 |Fa/v+ 1.Function key 4 (software defines) Figure 4 2.Shortcuts menu: volume up

Back panel introduction Rear panel EXT—I/O port definition 19 0 0 0o 0o 0o 0 0 0 25 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 013 10 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 09 Rear view Pin No.| Definition Function Declaration Pin1 —13v Power Pin2 O_CLKX CLKR output signal, opt coupler, LVTTL_3.3V Ping UART3_RX UART3_RX serial port Pin4 I0_PTTI PTTR input signal, opt coupler, LVTTL_3.3V Pin§ SELO_IN/SELO_OUT Expanding I0—0 LVTTL_3.3V Outside interface picture 20. Pin6 DG Digital Pin? AG Analog Pin8 EXT__IO_UF_OUT Extend AF output Ping EXT__IO_UF_IN Extend MIC input Pin10 +13v 12V_OUT 500mA_max Pin11 I0_DX DATAR peripheral equipment audio date (output) Pin12 I0_FSX FSR sync output Power supply interface and switch picture Pin13 I0_CLKR CLKR input signal opt coupler, LVTTL_3.3V Rear panel port introduction Pin14 SEL1_IN/SEL1_OUT| Expending IO—1 LVTTL_3.3V Port name| Function Declaration Pin1is bG Digital USB Connects. to PC, us.ed for.program.ming and softwar<=T update. Pinntg AG Analog External interface, including the signal connected with EXT—1/O outside and control the Pin, use as specific expanding function. Pin1i7 NDET OUT Expanding port noise level (0—3V) (output) Qutside look structure define the interface. — — — — R1 Connection to PSTN or analog PBX for inbound and outbound Pin18 NDECT_IN Expanding port noise level (0—3V) (input) phone calls. Pin1g UART3_TX UART3_TX serial port transmit ANT/RX Connect with antenna when duplexer installed, connect with Pin20 0 PTTO PTT output signal opt coupler, LVTTL_3.3V transmit antenna when duplexer uninstalled. = _ AUX/ITX connect with transmit antenna when duplexer is uninstalled. Pin21 I0_DR DATAR peripheral equipment voice data


Repeater operation mm 1. Turn on! off repeater ‘0 Ifiifim O| 4 @ e Toggle the power switch on the repeaters back panel to turn on. The f speaker will provide an audible indication and the two—digit front panel display will light. 2.Audio / Data Transmit When the RX port of the repeater receives an uplink signal from a device, the repeater will transmit it via its TX port if it meets the programmed signaling parameter of color code (CC) in DMR. 3.RX / TX Indicators 1). When the repeater is operational, the TX / RX indicators and A/ B slot indicators will light. If "A" is illuminated then slot#1 is in use. "B" (= im indicates that slot #2 is being used. Please refer to "R—80 digital repeater software operation instruction 2). If neither A or B light then operation is analog. manual" to set up channels in receiving and transmitting frequency, power, colour code and monitor, PTT and so on. 4. Panel key board and display 7. Two way radio calling 1).Repeater Telephone System Configuration @Find "telephone system" in R—80 programme software, configuration as below: riep Eo4 pogamninoD Viexto Heots ~eHU|@®@ 0| «e o Key and Display Navigatin br a 3| mere Sntensetms 5. Key warning tone 1). Key warning tones indicate modifications of working parameters or eC ol outendcote COd ertunier03) optional menu keys. A single beep will be heard. wewine _ torinntess) 2). Tones indicate error or invalid operation. Two beeps will be heard. mtaitunée [ iomenstess: k ie 6. Programming software operation 1). Connect the repeater to the PC using a USB cable. 2). Open the previously install repeater programming software; power on the repeater. 3). Select the channel parameters; you will see the following window. a).Call System: Per the required telephone use case, define the parameters necessary for telephone operation. Settings are available for off, inbound only, outbound only, or inbound / outbound.

b).Inbound Code: defines the numeric values (0 to 9) used to access the 075526000000, firstly, press the PTT button, input 222# on keyboard, repeater via phone line from the outside. then release PTT, after a few seconds you can have a call with c).Outbound Code: defines the numeric values (0 to 9) used to access the 075526000000 external phone line from the repeater. & A handsets answer an incoming phone call via the repeater using the d).Hang up Code: the numeric values (0 to 9) used to terminate the phone call in password (111). line after a call If the other side uses the phone to call the handsets (repeater) after e).Default Number: This is the default numeric value (0 to 9) for the repeater answering, you will need to input the call password +#({111#) then you can proceed with the call. @ Handsets (repeater) hang up the phone, (the hang up password is 333 @Note: The Telephone System only functions on a digital channel. Inbound etc): calls use the ALL CALL group. When the call is over, if the other side does not hang up, the repeater will Fiep E94 pogrmmino® en Mept hang up itself, the operation is: press the PTT, then input: hang up — eg|@=o«e® O oure password +# (333#). nowe suremeng ==] e TWremerey <] we Cc We [ w \ massose i=] randucetrsetrg measecote I [1 Aetwunimanteatytews @ rendiacrventy Cirmelfessnatentiestn 7 ~] & tandMCPrr Calburaton o t] gess se se Aciatin 2). Two—way Radio Configuration — Telephone System The repeater is compatible with most DMR radios on the market. 3). Answer and make a phone call O handset makes a phone call (for example: call out password is: 222) a).Dial any number: press the PTT button, input: call out password+ * + phone number + #. For example, call 26000000, press the PTT button, input 222+ 26000000 on keyboard at the same time, then release PTT button, you can see the radios send the phone call from the display, you have a call if other side answers. b).Dial embedded number: press PTT buttons on two way radios, input call out password+ #, for example, the embedded number is 1 12

Panel basic operation 1.Power—on State When the repeater is powered on and is idle, the display will show the current selected channel number. (Password authentication) 3).Press W before B@ will remove the password number you input. 4).In any menu press B@@ , the device will enter password lock state and go idle. 5).If there are no button presses for 30 seconds or more, the repeater will enter the password lock and idle state. 2.Menu function Panel function operation include: channel switching, monitor volume 4.Channel switching adjustment, monitor switch (P1), transmit power regulation (P2), Channel switching function is in the shortcuts menu function, directly press password (P3), channel switching and volume adjustment are in shortcut H or K to change the current channel, if the menu has a password lock, menu, others are general function, operation mode is different, the you need the password authentication, the channel number will display T CL _ operation process is below: "01—99", when you press IBN or IBI, digital display illuminates, when changing to target channel, then press M to confirm, repeater will change to target channel, press R@i®to return to the idle state, and display the current work channel number. Password ___[PL Nonitor P2 Power |&———| P3 Change 4uthentification Switch [®~| Regulation Password ‘ shortcut aperations If the repeater does not open for password entry, press "OK" to bypass authentication. 3.Password authentication 5.Volume adjustment Volume adjustment function, press @@or , changing speaker volume, 1). If the current state is menu lock, press "OK" or shortcuts function button enter password authentication, the display will show BB to enter the volume can be U1 to U8 level, U1 is the lowest, U8 is the highest, when password. The password consist of "1" "2" "3" "4" in any random order, you press @@or@S, the digital display will illuminate, when you adjust to six figures, corresponding button is MMIMEE®S . target volume level, and press M to confirm, the device monitor volume 2).After input of the password, press IG®@ , if the password is correct it will will be set to this new target volume level. The following picture shows a volume setting of U8. It becomes effective when mM is pressed. Once enter the menu "P1" or performs shortcuts, or warning will occur. . pressed, the repeater returns to its idle state. 13 14

1).The digital display shows the current RF power level from L1 to L9. The levels correspond as L1 = 5W and L9 = 45 W. The figure shows a setting of L6 or 30 Watts. 2).Press IMN or IMI to decrease or increase the power level, alternately displays new level "L1 to L9" and responding power value. 3).Press M to confirm, the value will be saved , and becomes effective, press BM to cancel the operation. {(Volume adjustment) 4).Press BWR to cancel the operation. 6.Monitor switch 1).In the idle state, pressI@@ to enter monitor switch menu, digital display "P1", and then pressII®® " to enter menu option, press G@, then enter monitor switch set up. 2).Digital display "ON" or "OF", respectively represent on or turn off monitor switch. 3).Press BM to confirm, the value will be saved and become effective, press BW to cancel the operation. (Power Level 6) 8.Password Change In the P2 interface, press @® to enter password changing menu interface, the display shows P3, you need verify old password before you change password, after the verification of the password, you can change the password, and the default factory password is "1 1 1 1 1 1"; {Monitor open) 4).Press W again back to P1 menu interface. 7.Power regulation In the P1 interface, press l to enter power regulation menu option, digital display "P2", press B@I back to P1 interface, press M to enter power regulation set up operation interface, the process like below: (P3 Interface) 1).Pressi@@ password authentication, the display shows @M§ , for the detailed process please refer to the "Password Authentication" 2).After the password authentication a tone will mean you are correct, and then you can start to set your new password. 3)Press any combination of RAMEAGS, set new six figures password, and then press to confirm. (P2 interface) 15 16

W 4). Repeat the process, when the two passwords are the same, the Troubleshooting guide repeater will emit a tone to indicate the entry is correct. The display will revert back to P3 indicating that the new password is in effect. If a Description Reason Solution warning tone is heard then the entry has failed in setting up the new 1.The power cord is in poor contact 1.Re—plug the power cord 2.The power cord is broken. 2.Replace the power cord password. Please input the new password again. Boot problem 3.The fuse of power supply loose 3.Replace the fuse 5).Press BM to cancel the operation and press RW@@R again to return to the or break. 4.Replace the switching power 4.Switching power supply failure supply idle state. Programming software Control line is broken Replace the control line. fails to connect 1.Frequency of transmission and 1.Inspect channel parameter: the Failed to set up repeater high frequency transmits, a call reception, color code of transmission and reception, low frequency receives: repeater retuned code, are different from transmits frequency is the handsets. corresponding to the handsets‘ 2.Channel parameter beyond the receive parts, repeater‘s receive diplexer working bandwidth, frequency is corresponding to the (Be prompted for the password) equipment trouble light will be handsets‘ transmit frequency, the light, the speaker will warning colour code and retuned code is alarm, the fault code is 12; the same with handsets. 3.Receive module failed, the fault 2.Change the channel parameter in code is 30, 31,32. the frequency of diplexer work 4.Stimulus module failed, the fault range or change the channel code is 20,21,22. parameter frequency of the 5.Control panel failed, the fault diplexer. code is 40,41,42. 3.Replace the receive module 4.Replace the stimulus module 5.Replace the control panel. 1.Antenna is damaged or feeder 1.Examine the antenna. Communication has water in it. 2.Replace the antenna. Distance 2.Antenna is in poor connection 3.Find out the frequency disrupted become shorter 3.Frequency disruption or change. 4.Repeater transmit power 4.Replace the power amplifier decrease module. 5.Receive module sensitivity 5.Replace the receive module. decrease Indicator light no 1.Flat cable broken. 1.Replace the flat cable. display, speaker 2.The display board broken 2.Replace the display board. no sound. 17


FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. Verification of harmful interference by this equipment to radio or television reception can be determined by turning it off and then on. The user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:  Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a different circuit to that of the receiver's outlet.  Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:  This device may not cause harmful interference.  This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: Any changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Operational Instructions and Training Guidelines To ensure optimal performance and compliance with the occupational/controlled environment RF energy exposure limits in the above standards and guidelines, users should transmit not more than 50% of the time and always adhere to the following procedures:  Antenna gain must not exceed 0dBi.  The antenna must be installed complying with the requirements of manufacturer or supplier, and it must be at least 70cm away from human body.

ISEDC Statement This device complies with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada Compliance license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:  This device may not cause harmful interference.  This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement ISEDC Radiation Exposure Statement: This device must be restricted to work related operations in an Occupational/Controlled RF exposure Environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 70cm between the radiator & your body. ISEDC exposition aux radiations: Ce dispositif doit être limité aux opérations liées au travail dans un environnement d'exposition RF professionnel/contrôlé. Cet équipement doit être installé et utilisé avec un minimum de 70cm de distance entre le radiateur et votre corps.


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