Codan 9313 Service manual

HF SSB transceiver type 9313

Operators handbook

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Codan Part No. 15-04048 Issue 1, June 1994

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Contents

1. About this handbook......................................................1-1

Who should use this handbook .............................................. 1-1

Icons and standards................................................................ 1-1

Glossary................................................................................. 1-2

2. Overview ......................................................................... 2-1

The transceiver control panels ............................................... 2-3

The transceiver and control head rear panel .......................... 2-7

3. Installation ...................................................................... 3-1

Mounting the transceiver ....................................................... 3-2

Code 117 mounting cradle—front entry........................... 3-3

Code 118 mounting cradle—top/bottom entry................. 3-4

Mounting the extended control head...................................... 3-5

Power supply ......................................................................... 3-7

Grounding.............................................................................. 3-8

Antennas ................................................................................ 3-8

4. Using the transceiver.....................................................4-1

Switching the transceiver on or off ........................................ 4-2

Switching on or off without a PIN ................................... 4-2

Switching on or off with a PIN......................................... 4-3

The transceiver display.......................................................... 4-4

Option codes .................................................................... 4-4

Displaying the channel option(s)...................................... 4-5

Dimming the display and indicators ...................................... 4-6

Review the EPROM version and options............................... 4-7

Selecting channels.................................................................. 4-9

Using the Channel buttons ............................................... 4-9

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Adjusting the volume........................................................... 4-10

Using the clarifier ................................................................ 4-11

Using the mute control......................................................... 4-12

Voice mute ..................................................................... 4-12

Selective call mute ......................................................... 4-12

Tuning the antenna .............................................................. 4-13

Automatic tuning whip antenna...................................... 4-13

Multi-frequency tapped whip antenna............................ 4-14

Transmitting......................................................................... 4-15

Using the microphone .................................................... 4-15

Transmitting a message.................................................. 4-16

5. Using selective call ........................................................5-1

Selective call terms................................................................ 5-2

Setting up selective call ......................................................... 5-4

Setting the preamble time period ..................................... 5-5

Setting the fixed called address........................................ 5-6

Setting the self-identification address .............................. 5-7

Enabling the beacon mode ............................................... 5-7

Checking if a channel is enabled for selective call ................ 5-8

Selective call mute enable or inhibit...................................... 5-9

Transmitting a selective call ................................................ 5-11

Receiving a selective call..................................................... 5-13

Answering a received call.................................................... 5-15

Returning a received call ..................................................... 5-16

Reviewing the list of received calls in memory ................... 5-17

Reviewing calls held in memory .................................... 5-18

Using the beacon feature...................................................... 5-20

Selective beacon mode................................................... 5-22

(99) beacon mode........................................................... 5-24

Using the external alarm feature .......................................... 5-26

6. Using the receiver in scan mode ..................................6-1

Setting up the scan mode ....................................................... 6-2

Programming the channels to be scanned .............................. 6-4

Receiving in scan mode ......................................................... 6-6

Start scanning................................................................... 6-6

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Stop scanning ................................................................... 6-6

Changing the scan mode................................................... 6-7

Using selective call in scan mode .......................................... 6-9

7. RFDS and Telstra services............................................ 7-1

The Royal Flying Doctor Service .......................................... 7-2

How to contact the RFDS................................................. 7-2

Emergency communications............................................. 7-2

RFDS and St Johns Ambulance Stations.......................... 7-3

Making an RFDS emergency call .......................................... 7-4

Telstra Radphone Service...................................................... 7-6

Transmitting a Telstra selective call ...................................... 7-7

Transmitting a Telstra beacon call....................................... 7-10

Receiving a Telstra selective call......................................... 7-12

8. Changing the setup options.......................................... 8-1

Setup option links .................................................................. 8-1

The control head link ....................................................... 8-2

Changing the position of the control head link................. 8-3

Reviewing setup options ........................................................ 8-4

PTT timer .............................................................................. 8-5

Enter a PIN (Personal Identification Number)....................... 8-7

Changing or deleting a PIN ................................................... 8-9

Power-on settings................................................................. 8-11

Mute settings .................................................................. 8-11

Beep volume .................................................................. 8-13

9. Display messages .......................................................... 9-1

Messages and operator errors ................................................9-2

System errors ......................................................................... 9-5

Reviewing the EPROM program content............................... 9-6

10. Front and rear panel sockets ....................................10-1

Microphone socket .............................................................. 10-2

External alarm socket........................................................... 10-3

Antenna control socket ........................................................ 10-4

Antenna control—standard ............................................ 10-5

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Antenna control—option AD ......................................... 10-6

Remote control socket ......................................................... 10-7

11. Specifications .............................................................11-1

12. Options and accessories...........................................12-1

List of drawings

Figure Title Page

2.1 The control head front panel .....................................................2-8

2.2 The transceiver rear panel.........................................................2-9

2.3 The control head rear panel.......................................................2-9

3.1 Typical mobile installation........................................................3-1

7.1 The control head link ................................................................7-2

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1. About this handbook

Who should use this handbook

This handbook is written for the person who installs and operates the Codan 9313

transceiver.

Icons and standards

The following icons and standards have been used throughout this handbook.

This icon… Means…

a Warning. If you do not observe the warning you may

damage yourself or the equipment.

Call a button on the transceiver.

an antenna symbol used in drawings.

Gthe end of a subject.

About this handbook

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Glossary

AD Antenna Driver

LCD Liquid Crystal Display

PIN Personal Identification Number

PTT Press To Talk

RRemote

RFDS Royal Flying Doctor Service

Rx Receive

SD Selective call Decode

Telstra Telstra (formerly OTC Australia)

Tx Transmit

USB Upper Side Band

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2. Overview

Your 9313 HF SSB transceiver employs the latest concepts

in design and reliability for long range communications. It

has been designed for 12V DC operation and mobile

installation.

The unit consists of a transceiver and a separate control head

which can be located up to 100 metres away from the

transceiver.

You operate the transceiver from the control head, which

contains sealed membrane switches (or buttons) and a liquid

crystal display (LCD). The LCD shows the selected channel

number along with the transmit and receive frequencies. In

addition, the display shows messages about the operation of

the transceiver.

The main facilities and features of the transceiver are:

•channels

•selective call

•scanning.

Overview

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Channels Your transceiver has a capacity of 15 channels. These cover:

•transmit frequency range 2 MHz to 24 MHz

•receive frequency range 0.25 MHz to 30 MHz.

15 transmit and receive channels are pre-programmed in the

factory. These can be modified by an authorised Codan

dealer.

Selective call This facility allows you to transmit a call to a single

transceiver or a group of transceivers.

Your transceiver can store details of up to ten stations that

have called you while your transceiver was left unattended.

Scanning This facility scans selected channels for audio signals. You

can program a maximum of 15 channels to be scanned in

sequence for audio signals. When a selective call decode is

selected, a maximum of eight selective channels can be

scanned.

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