FRW2000-VHFVHF TRANSCEIVER

Publication No. 150-049105 Page 1 of 39 Rev. A P-2000 Operator’s Manual Oct 2003 Operator’s Manual P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Transceiver Systems P-2000 Part Number: 400-049200-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Software Version: 1 C-2000 Part Number 400-049300-11-xxx Software Version: 1 RT-2000 Part Number 400-049400-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Software Version: 1 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operator’s Manual Page 2 of 39 Publication No. 150-049105 P-2000 Operators Manual Rev. A Oct 2003 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................3 F EATURES..................................................................................................................................................................4 T RANSCEIVER OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................................5 BASIC OPERATIONS................................................................................................................................................6 F RONT PANEL & CONTROLS.......................................................................................................................................6 K EYPAD BUTTONS......................................................................................................................................................7 T HE HOME PAGE........................................................................................................................................................8 S ETTING THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS.........................................................................................................................11 S ETTING THE VOLUME LEVEL..................................................................................................................................11 S ELECTING THE ACTIVE TRANSCEIVER....................................................................................................................12 S ELECTING A STANDBY CHANNEL USING THE CURSOR/VALUE KNOB.....................................................................13 S ELECTING A CHANNEL USING THE KEYPAD...........................................................................................................13 S ELECTING A CHANNEL BY ALPHANUMERIC IDENTIFIER.........................................................................................14 U SING THE DIRECT/REPEAT FEATURE......................................................................................................................14 R ECEIVING/TRANSMITTING......................................................................................................................................15 E NABLING/DISABLING TRANSCEIVERS.....................................................................................................................15 QMEM OPERATIONS ............................................................................................................................................16 MESSAGE PAGE......................................................................................................................................................17 PROGRAMMING/EDITING A PRESET CHANNEL .........................................................................................19 E DITING A PRESET CHANNEL...................................................................................................................................20 C HANGING TRANSMIT POWER..................................................................................................................................20 ENHANCED SYSTEM FEATURES.......................................................................................................................21 R ELAY MODE...........................................................................................................................................................21 S IMULCAST MODE....................................................................................................................................................22 R ELAY/SIMULCAST MODE.......................................................................................................................................23 R EPEATER MODE......................................................................................................................................................24 XTS-E MULATION MODE..........................................................................................................................................25 P HONE PATCH MODE...............................................................................................................................................25 ENCRYPTION FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................26 T URNING ENCRYPTION ON AND OFF........................................................................................................................26 S ELECTING AN ENCRYPTION KEY.............................................................................................................................26 P ERFORMING AN OTAR ...........................................................................................................................................27 L OADING ENCRYPTION KEYS...................................................................................................................................29 E RASING ENCRYPTION KEYS WITH A KEYLOADER.................................................................................................30 CPS MODE ................................................................................................................................................................31 L OADING CHANNEL MEMORY....…

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Installation Manual P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Transceiver Systems P-2000 Part Number: 400-049200-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Hardware Mod: 1 C-2000 Part Number 400-049300-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Hardware Mod: 1 RT-2000 Part Number 400-049400-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Hardware Mod: 1 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Page 2 of 41 Publication No. 150-049106 P-2000 Installation Manual Rev. A Oct 2003 RF Exposure Information This radio is restricted to occupational/controlled applications where users have been made aware of the potential for exposure and can exercise control over their exposure. Antennas used for the radio must not exceed the antenna gain shown below for each transmit frequency range. The antenna must be installed at least or exceeding the minimum distance away from any person(s) depending on the transmit frequency. Frequency Max Antenna Gain Min Distance 136 – 174 MHz 0 dBi 21 cm (8.3 in) 403 - 470 MHz 3 dBi 25 cm (9.9 in) 450 – 520 MHz 3 dBi 25 cm (9.9 in) 806 – 870 MHz 3 dBi 21 cm (8.3 in) Transmit no more than 50 % of the time. Measurable RF energy exposure occurs only when transmitting. Failure to observe these restrictions will result in exceeding the FCC RF exposure limits. P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Publication No. 150-049106 Page 3 of 41 Rev. A P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 SECTION 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Introduction This section contains information relative to the physical, mechanical, and electrical characteristics of the Wulfsberg Electronics “2000” Family of Communications Systems. 2. Applicability This manual applies only to the P-2000 panel mount transceiver, C-2000 control unit, and RT- 2000 remote mount transceiver. 3. Equipment Description The Wulfsberg “2000” family FM Communications System is a dual transceiver FM voice communications link between the aircraft and ground facilities. The system has not been designed by the manufacturer to be installed on Type Certificated aircraft. Installations on these type of aircraft are subject to applicable FAA regulations. The “2000” family consists of the P-2000 panel mount transceiver and C-2000/RT-2000 control and remote mount transceiver. A. P-2000 Panel Mount FM Communications Transceiver The Wulfsberg P-2000 is a FM Tactical transceiver that incorporates one or two transceiver modules and control functions into a single panel mount unit. Part number variations of the unit exist for any combination of the following frequency bands: 138-174 MHz, 403-470 MHz, 450-520 MHz, and 806-870 MHz. Each transceiver module with the exception of the 806-870 MHz band can transmit with 1 or 10 Watts transmit power. The 800 MHz unit produces 1 and 3 watts transmit power. The P-2000 can operate by itself or in conjunction with the C-2000 control display acting as a remote slave control. Input voltage is 28 volts DC and the keypad is backlit from either 28VDC, 5 VDC or 5 VRMS AC. The P-2000 transceiver is designed to be mounted in the instrument panel that will fit a standard DZUS mounting. Two connectors, a DB-25 and DB-15 accept all harness wiring on the rear of the P-2000, while two TNC type RF connector provides the antenna connection through conventional coaxial cables. For models containing one transceiver, only one antenna port is provided. The P-2000 consists of functional subassemblies interconnected via standard connectors and ribbon cables. The case of the P-2000 is designed to be disassembled easily to expose most subassemblies or circuit modules for service. All adjustments to audio levels can be made via software and do not require the disassembly of the box. Internal test points are exposed and available to the service technician without having to remove circuit module subassemblies or use extender cables or cards. The P-2000 is designed to be drop-in replacement for the C-962A/S Control unit for the Wulfsberg RT-9600/7200 transceiver systems also known as the ARC-513 with the exception of the 28 Volt input power. Due to increased 28 power requirements of the P-2000, wire size P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Page 4 of 41 Publication No. 150-049106 P-2000 Installation Manual Rev. A Oct 2003 on this input may need to be increased to 20 AWG. All other microphone inputs/headset outputs and backliting are compatible. B. C-2000 Control Display Unit The Wulfsberg C-2000 is a control display unit that can be used as a slave control head with a P-2000 panel mount transceiver, or as a primary or slave control head for the RT- 2000 remote transceiver. Versions of the C-2000 include black faceplate and options for either Standard or NVG compatible displays. Input voltage is 28 volts DC and the keypad is backlit from either 28 VDC, 5 VDC or 5 VRMS. The C-2000 Control Display Unit is designed to be mounted in the instrument panel that will fit a standard DZUS mounting. Two connectors, a DB-25 and DB-15, accept all harness wiring on the rear of the P-2000. Front panel controls establish and display the operating status of all RT-2000 or P-2000 functions when operating as a slave control unit. C. RT-2000 Remote Mount FM Communications Transceiver The Wulfsberg RT-2000 is a FM Tactical transceiver that incorporates one or two transceiver modules and control functions into a single panel mount unit. Part number variations of the unit exist for any combination of the following frequency bands: 138-174 MHz, 403-470 MHz, 450-520 MHz, and 806-870 MHz. Each transceiver module with the exception of the 806-870 MHz band can transmit with 1 or 10 Watts transmit power. The 800 MHz unit produces 1 and 3 watts transmit power. The RT-2000 is designed to be controlled by a C-2000 control display. Input voltage is 28 volts DC and the keypad is backlit from either 28VDC, 5 VDC or 5 VRMS AC. The RT-2000 transceiver is designed to be mounted rack mounted. Two connectors, a DB- 25 and DB-15 accept all harness wiring on the rear of the RT-2000, while two TNC type RF connector provides the antenna connection through conventional coaxia…

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Operator’s Manual P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Transceiver Systems P-2000 Part Number: 400-049200-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Software Mod: 1 C-2000 Part Number 400-049300-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Software Mod: 1 RT-2000 Part Number 400-049400-11-xxx-xxxx-xxxx Software Mod: 1 Wulfsberg ElectronicsP-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operator’s Manual Document 150-041102 Revision APage 2 of 37 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................3 F EATURES..................................................................................................................................................................3 T RANSCEIVER OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................................4 BASIC OPERATIONS................................................................................................................................................5 F RONT PANEL & CONTROLS.......................................................................................................................................5 K EYPAD BUTTONS......................................................................................................................................................6 T HE HOME PAGE........................................................................................................................................................7 S ETTING THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS.........................................................................................................................10 S ETTING THE VOLUME LEVEL..................................................................................................................................10 S ELECTING THE ACTIVE TRANSCEIVER....................................................................................................................11 S ELECTING A STANDBY CHANNEL USING THE CURSOR/TUNE KNOB.......................................................................12 S ELECTING A CHANNEL USING THE KEYPAD...........................................................................................................12 S ELECTING A CHANNEL BY ALPHANUMERIC IDENTIFIER.........................................................................................13 U SING THE DIRECT/REPEAT FEATURE......................................................................................................................13 R ECEIVING/TRANSMITTING......................................................................................................................................14 E NABLING/DISABLING TRANSCEIVERS.....................................................................................................................14 QMEM OPERATIONS ............................................................................................................................................15 MESSAGE PAGE......................................................................................................................................................16 PROGRAMMING/EDITING A PRESET CHANNEL .........................................................................................18 E DITING A PRESET CHANNEL...................................................................................................................................19 C HANGING TRANSMIT POWER..................................................................................................................................19 ENHANCED SYSTEM FEATURES.......................................................................................................................20 R ELAY MODE...........................................................................................................................................................20 S IMULCAST MODE....................................................................................................................................................21 R ELAY/SIMULCAST MODE.......................................................................................................................................22 R EPEATER MODE......................................................................................................................................................23 XTS-E MULATION MODE..........................................................................................................................................24 P HONE PATCH MODE...............................................................................................................................................24 ENCRYPTION FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................25 T URNING ENCRYPTION ON AND OFF........................................................................................................................25 S ELECTING AN ENCRYPTION KEY.............................................................................................................................25 P ERFORMING AN OTAR ...........................................................................................................................................26 L OADING ENCRYPTION KEYS...................................................................................................................................28 E RASING ENCRYPTION KEYS WITH A KEYLOADER.................................................................................................29 CPS MODE ................................................................................................................................................................30 L OADING CHANNEL MEMORY..................................................................................................…

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_____________________________________________________________________________________ September 12, 2003 Authorization & Evaluation Division Federal Communications Commission Laboratory 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Subject: Confidentiality Request - Application for Certification of Transceiver with FCC ID: FRW2000-VHF Ladies and Gentlemen: Wulfsberg Electronics is requesting that the Exhibits listed below be withheld from public view per the provisions of CFR 47 Part 0.459. Wulfsberg Electronics considers the information in these exhibits to be classified as trade secrets, pursuant to 47 CFR Part 0.457 (d). Release of such information could result in serious harm and the loss of company proprietary information. Exhibit 4P-2000 Circuit Descriptions Exhibit 5 Schematic Diagrams Exhibit10Part Lists Exhibit 12Operational Description Please contact me if you require any additional information. Regards, /S/ Mary Beaumont Mary Beaumont Principal RF Engineer 928-708-1543 Email: [email protected] Wulfsberg Electronics A Chelton Group Company 6400 Wilkinson Drive Prescott, AZ 86301-6164 USA Phone 1-928-708-1550 Fax 1-928-541-7627 www.Wulfsberg.com

_____________________________________________________________________________________ September 11, 2003 FAA Spectrum Engineering Division 800 Independence Ave. SW Washington, DC 20591 Ladies and Gentlemen, Wulfsberg Electronics is in the process of FCC certifying an aircraft transceiver that can operate in the 136 to 174 MHz, 403 to 470 MHz, 450 to 520 MHz and 806 to 870 MHz frequency bands. This letter fulfills the notification requirements outlined in 47CFR87.147(d). FCC IDs: 136 to 174 MHz: FRW2000-VHF 403 to 470 MHz: FRW2000-UHF1 450 to 520 MHz: FRW2000-UHF2 806 to 870 MHz: FRW2000-800 Description of Equipment: The Flexcomm 2000 Family tactical communications system to be manufactured for aircraft installation has two configurations: a panel mounted transceiver, P-2000; or a separate radio control head, C-2000, with the transceiver, RT-2000, remotely mounted. The C-2000 can also be used as a master or slaved, dual controller for the P-2000 radio. The Flexcomm 2000 Family provides voice communication between aircraft and ground locations for the public safety and air medical rescue communities, over 136 to 174 MHz, 403 to 470 MHz, 450 to 520 MHz and 806 to 870 MHz frequency bands. Only one or two of the bands are available in each P-2000 or RT- 2000. The Flexcomm 2000 Family communications system is not flight critical. Installed in the P-2000 and RT-2000 is one or optionally two Internal Transceiver Modules (ITM). There are four different frequency bands of ITMs available and the customer can select either one or two frequency bands. The 4 available frequency bands are stated above. Manufacturer’s Identification: The P-2000 Panel Mounted Transceiver, the C-2000 Controller, and the RT-2000 Remote Mounted Transceiver make up the Flexcomm 2000 Family tactical FM radio system described above. Antenna Characteristics: There are three models of antennas available. The customer selects the antennas to match the frequency range of the internal transceiver modules. All of the antennas are designed for aircraft use. The antenna RF characteristics are summarized below: Wulfsberg Electronics A Chelton Group Company 6400 Wilkinson Drive Prescott, AZ 86301-6164 USA Phone 1-928-708-1550 Fax 1-928-541-7627 www.Wulfsberg.com Model Number: AT-695 Frequency Range: 138 – 174 MHz Impedance: 50 Ohms VSWR: 3.0:1 Max Maximum Power: 50 Watts Patterns: Omni-directional in azimuth Model Number: AT-462 Frequency Range: 406 – 512 MHz Impedance: 50 Ohms VSWR: 2.0:1 Max Maximum Power: 100 Watts Polarization: Vertical Patterns: Typical of a quarter wavelength stub Model Number: AT-806 Frequency Range: 806 -960 MHz and 1030 – 1090 MHz Impedance: 50 Ohms VSWR: 1.75:1 Max @806 to 960 MHz and 1.5:1 Max @ 1030 – 1090 MHz Maximum Power: 100 Watts Polarization: Vertical Patterns: Equivalent of a quarter wavelength stub Rated Output Power, FCC Emission Type and Frequencies: Frequency OutputFrequencyEmission FCC Rules PartsRange (MHz)WattsToleranceDesignator 90136.0 – 174.010.02.5 PPM16K0F3E 90.210136.0 – 174.010.02.5 PPM11K0F3E 90.210136.0 – 174.010.02.5 PPM8K10F1E 90.210136.0 – 174.010.02.5 PPM8K10F1D 90.210136.0 – 174.010.02.5 PPM20K0F1E 80.379, 87.187(l)156.0 – 158.0 1.02.5 PPM16K0FE3 87.505143.75 – 148.15 *2.5 PPM* 90403.0 – 470.010.02.5 PPM16K0F3E 90.210403.0 – 470.010.02.5 PPM11K0F3E 90.210403.0 – 470.010.02.5 PPM8K10F1E 90.210403.0 – 470.010.02.5 PPM8K10F1D 90.210403.0 – 470.010.02.5 PPM20K0F1E 90450.0 – 520.010.02.5 PPM16K0F3E 90.210450.0 – 520.010.02.5 PPM11K0F3E 90.210450.0 – 520.010.02.5 PPM8K10F1E 90.210450.0 – 520.010.02.5 PPM8K10F1D 90.210450.0 – 520.010.02.5 PPM20K0F1E 90806.0 – 870.0 3.01.5 PPM16K0F3E 90806.0 – 870.0 3.01.5 PPM11K0F3E 90806.0 – 870.0 3.01.5 PPM8K10F1E 90806.0 – 870.0 3.01.5 PPM8K10F1D 90806.0 – 870.0 3.01.5 PPM20K0F1E In all cases above, the power is conducted and switchable to 1.0 W. * The frequency, emission and maximum power will be determined by Headquarters Civil Air Patrol in accordance with the Civil Air Patrol Communications Plan Emission Characteristics: 16K0F3E – 16kHz necessary bandwidth, frequency modulated, single channel analog, telephony 11K0F3E – 11kHz necessary bandwidth, frequency modulated, single channel analog, telephony 8K10F1E – 8.1kHz necessary bandwidth, frequency modulated, single channel digital without modulating sub-carrier, telephony 8K10F1D - 8.1kHz necessary bandwidth, frequency modulated, single channel digital without modulating sub-carrier, data transmission 20K0F1E – 20 kHz necessary bandwidth, frequency modulated, single channel digital without modulating sub-carrier, telephony Essential Receiver Characteristics: Frequency Range: One or two of the four frequency ranges specified above. Receiver Sensitivity FM: 0.6 μV, 12 dB SINAD Channel Spacing: 12.5 kHz, 20 kHz, and 25 kHz Hum and Noise Squelched: 50 mVRMS max. Hum and Noise Unsquelched: 100 mVRMS max. Selectivity 25 kHz FM channel: -60 dB Selectivity 12.5 kHz FM channel: -60 dB Selectivity 20 kHz FM channel: -60 dB Audio Distortion: 5% max. Frequency Stability: +/- 2.5 PPM or +/- 1.5 PPM depending on the frequency range Temperature Range -30°C to +60°C If the FAA objects to the application for equipment authorization, it should mail its objection with a showing that the equipment is incompatible with the National Airspace System to: Office of Engineering and Technology Laboratory Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Rd. Columbia, MD 21046 Please contact me at 928-708-1543 if you require any additional information. Regards, /S/ Mary Beaumont Mary Beaumont Principal RF Engineer Email: [email protected]

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 6400 Wilkinson Drive Prescott, AZ 86301-6164 USA Phone 1-928-708-1550 Fax 1-928-541-7627 www.Wulfsberg.com Wulfsberg Electronics A Chelton Group Company September 17, 2003 Authorization & Evaluation Division Federal Communications Commission Laboratory 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Ladies and Gentlemen, Reference: Application for Certification of Transceiver with FCC ID: FRW2000-VHF This equipment meets the requirements of 47 CFR 90.203(e). Programming of this product’s transmit frequencies can be performed only by the manufacturer, or by service or maintenance personnel. The operator cannot program transmit frequencies using the equipment’s external operation controls. Please contact me at 928-708-1543 if you require any additional information. Regards, /S/ Mary Beaumont Mary Beaumont Principal RF Engineer Email: [email protected]

October 20, 2003 Applicant: Wulfsberg Electronics Division Equipment: FCC ID: FRW2000-VHF Reference: Job #1380UC3 1) Attached please find Tune-up Procedures, Circuit Descriptions of the ITM, Schematics and BOM of the transmitter boards. 2) Attached please find new Internal Photos. 3) Please find amended MPE page attached. 4) Attached please find MPE label. 5) The 100 cm separation distance was incorrectly given. It should have been 21 cm as shown on page 6 of the Environmental Assessment report. The 100 cm was the effect of various configurations shown on pages 8, 10 and 12. Please find corrected ‘ Mandatory Safety Instructions to Installers and Users’ which will appear in the manual. 6) Please see corrected pages 12 and 13.

THIS IS AN AVIONIC SYSTEM - it is not for mounting in any ground station or vehicle. 1) The FRW2000 Series includes 4 interchangeable radios that are integrated as dual units within a single system box operated from a common control panel. This configuration is to provide the minimum package size and control head space needed when adding these Public Safety units to Police or Emergency Service aircraft communicating with ground units. The combinations are. VHF + UHF(Low) VHF + UHF(High) VHF + 800 UHF(Low) + UHF(High) UHF(Low) + 800 UHF(High) + 800 Contained in the FRW2000-VHF is a Motorola hanheld unit module with its own FCC ID (in this VHF case AZ489FT3790) that controls all modulation and frequency functions of the FRW2000. On the outside of the system box is placed the FCC ID and warning lables for each transceiver section when the unit is configured. The manual states the combinations as does the operating instructions provided with the filing. As each unit is equipped with two modules every attempt was made to evaluate the impact of the colocation of the two radios in the combinations shown above. The MPE report for the VHF unit therefore shows combinations with UHF and 800MHz versions of the device operated in the same enclosure with antennas in close proximity. In use these antenna would be mounted on the airframe at points dictated by aircraft safety and performance. All aircraft radio systems are under the control of the operator (aircrew) or trained service engineers (ground crew) and fall under the definition of Occupation Safety. 2) The warning lables are on the case of the system box where they can be seen by the installer and compliance with the requirements is part of the installation. Users of the aircraft radio systems are trained in the use and safety requirements of radios as part of their overall flight training. While a headset can be used with these radios the usual method of operation is through the Inter Communication System of the aircraft and the individual crew station boxes. To my knowledge no other avionic equipment has RF Safety warning lables visible to the crew in flight either placarded or on headset leads. Cockpit placards are usually only displayed for warnings that affect flight operation or safety and any other placards would have to be cleared with the FAA. Please advise. 3) The 50% duty factor was accounted for by introducing cable attenuation of 3dB at the frequency being tested between the EUT and antenna. 4) Please provide justifiocation for this request. The equipment used at the time was in calibration and a calibration certificate is available covering the date of the testing. Since that time this Lab has upgraded its probe to an AR FP6001 so direct validation of this 6 month old test. Should the FCC authorize us to do so we can do a validation with the older probe (now out of cal) and a standard antenna so that a comparison be made for their use. Please advise. If you need clarification of any of these points please call or e-mail me. Best Regards David E. Lee Laboratory Manager M. Flom Associates, Inc

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