Philips LBB 6063, Installation Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...ion of this installation instruction describes the installation and programming of transceivers with dual display i e numeric display located on top of the transceiver and an alphanumeric display located on the side of the transceiver The installation and programming of the LBB 6063 02 no dis play and LBB 6063 04 numeric display only are described in a separate section at the rear of this installa...

Page 2: ...x only for direct selection of call numbers 15 Light button press to switch on display back light in low light conditions This button can be programmed to trans mit the second pilot tone Opcode programming 16 Enter button to select options from menu 17 Alphanumeric LC display to display incoming messages or set up menu 18 Press to talk switch 19 Alarm key LBB 6065 LBB 6066 only Rear of transceiver...

Page 3: ...panel mounting screws located at the rear side of the transceiver Fig 2 23 2 With reference to Figs 5 and 6 mount the receiver module using the modules PCB connector Fig 3 3 With reference to Figs 5 and 6 mount the transmitter module Fig 4 using the modules PCB connector Fit the antenna attachment screw ensure that the hole in the attachment screw is in the correct position to allow the back panel...

Page 4: ... transmitter section Battery compartment retaining scew Battery type Programming switch 3 position switch Pos 1 Rechargeable batteries Pos 2 Disposable batteries Pos 3 To programme transceiver Seating for microphone Connection to Optional Personal Security module Battery compartment Connection to location receiver or extension PCB Receiver transmitter securing bracket attachment 1 2 3 Fig 5 Transc...

Page 5: ...umeric display will begin to bleep until the reset button is pressed or by placing the transceiver back into the storage rack During this period transceivers with an alpha display will show the message Central not responding Once the reset button has been pressed the transceiver will revert to its previous status This function can be overruled by pressing the Scroll up button followed by the Scrol...

Page 6: ...ck Alpha info lock Stack index indication Alpha info Display back light Info contents check numeric alpha numeric Speech talk back functions Speech Talk back 2 pilot tones Transmit LED System busy blocking squelch detection Dial keyboard 12 digits Quick dial numbers 20 digits Redial last number Dialed number in display DTMF DP6000 dial codes Dial functions PS 6000 functions Service menu Manual ala...

Page 7: ...ual address it will bleep with a bleep pattern corresponding to the codeinf digit and it will generate an absent pulse if it is in the stor age rack while it is called c Addresses 2 to 6 are group addresses see note 2 When the receiver is called on one of its group call addresses it will bleep with a cricketed tone in a pattern corresponding to the codeinf digit and it will not generate an absent ...

Page 8: ...P and Q the bit value is 1 this corresponds with a time frame of 133 msec during which the bleep is on If in the operation codes 2 and 3 in the digits R and S the bit value is 1 this corresponds with a time frame of 133 msecs during which the frequency is 3463 Hz the bit value 0 corre sponds with a frequency of 2886 Hz EXAMPLE 1 Refer to Figs 9 10 11 The normal bleep pattern 1 has a frequency of 2...

Page 9: ...onds 1 06 Seconds Fig 9 P 4 Q 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2886 Hz 1 06 seconds Example 1 Programming the Personal bleep on off pattern Fig 10 0 2886 Hz 1 06 seconds 133 msecs Example 1 Programming the Personal bleep frequency pattern Fig 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 3463 Hz 2886 Hz P 5 Q 5 R 4 S 4 if the value 0 is taken for the don t care values P Q 0 R S Example 2 Programming the Personal bleep on off and fre...

Page 10: ...d in the alphanumeric display When the transceiver is in normal operating mode the settings can be viewed using the SHOW CONFIG menu option 3 1 1 PROGRAMMING AN ADDRESS A transceiver address can be programmed with the fol lowing system call CCC0 N X A3A2A1A0 N address number to program 0 6 X don t care normally A A3A2A1A0 actual address to program When the PC Alpha Desk software is used to program...

Page 11: ...the transceiver M A if operation code 5 is programmed in the transceiver M B if operation code 6 is programmed in the transceiver When the PC Alpha Desk software is used to program the transceiver s opcodes these system calls are generated auto matically Note that even when using the Alpha Desk software opcode 1 must be programmed as code 6 etc Each digit of the operation code is represented by th...

Page 12: ...the ENTER key The menu is closed when no selection is made after 5 seconds All of the following functions can be enabled or disabled by opcode programming In this description it is assumed all user programming options are enabled 3 2 1 SWITCHING ON OFF To switch on the transceiver Press the MENU key the alpha display shows POWER ON Push the ENTER key within 5 seconds When the transceiver is switch...

Page 13: ... of a display message When a message is locked it can not be erased This situation is indicated by a cursor located under the lock sym bol 3 3 DESCRIPTION OF OPCODE AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 3 3 1 OPCODE 1 Receiver status Opcode 1 P Opcode 1 P Sets the mode of operation of the transceiver such that it can be used in existing DP6000 systems old sys tem mode or in systems with a P C and LBB 6000 cards and...

Page 14: ...CODE 1 T Opcode 1 T sets the time duration of the speech call as required in steps of 10 secs F means speech time is unlim ited The speech time should be programmed equally in the central equipment RSSI LEVEL OPCODE 1 U Opcode digit 1 U sets the level of the squelch detector in the transceiver The squelch detector is used to sense if the paging line is occupied c q for speech busy blocking functio...

Page 15: ...ch bleeps until reset To reset the bleep signal press the Reset key Fig 1 5 After 32 minutes continuously out of range the transceiver switches off automatically accompanied with a high volume bleep signal To remedy re enter the operational range of the DP6000 system within 32 minutes or switch the transceiver on again once in range When a PS 6000 transceiver is out of range an alarm will always b...

Page 16: ...ceiver batteries to be fully charged in a shorter time i e 5hours from empty cells to fully charged cells If a transceiver in the off status is placed in the storage rack it will always be charged with the higher current for at least 15 minutes CAUTION Never place transceivers with non recharge able batteries in a storage rack with its switch located in the battery compartment placed in the positi...

Page 17: ...programming 7 Operation code opcode programming The selection of the above functions should be done as follows While the display shows the software version press the down key By repeatedly pressing this key the display will show LANGUAGE set required language SHOW ADDRESS for viewing address function SHOW OPCODE for viewing the operation code function MONITOR for the monitor function INSTALLING fo...

Page 18: ... by the sys tem starting when this function is activated The display shows CALL COUNTER count To move to another monitor function press the up down keys until the required function is shown in the display Monitor Location Press ENTER to activate this function While this function is active the display will show the last received location address This function can be used to test the location receiv...

Page 19: ...ction is also used to test the frequency deviation when DP6000 code is transmitted TX DTMF When this test is enabled the transmitter is switched on and will transmit a DTMF code outside the normal DTMF range This function is to check the frequency deviation during DTMF transmission LBB 6064 LBB 6066 only RSSI OPCODE For factory purposes only ALARM TEST The alarm test is used to test the available ...

Page 20: ... 0 4 0 1 8 4 2 1 P P 5 Receiver status Always speech after a call Speech if codeinf 6 or 7 Speech busy blocking enable Field call enabled 0 4 2 0 8 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q Q R 6 0 0 0 0 Speech status System identity range HEX 0 HEX 3 Dial signals transmitted as DP6000 DTMF 0 DP6000 1 DTMF Calls without info accepted 0 calls must contain numeric info message Not used Not used Error s in Message...

Page 21: ... U R Personal bleep 1 on off setting Personal bleep 1 on off setting 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 HEX F HEX A 0 15 5 0 Personal bleep Pattern 1 frequency Setting See figs 8 to 12 Personal bleep 1 frequency selection 8 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 Personal bleep Pattern 1 frequency Setting See figs 8 to 12 Personal bleep 1 frequency selection 8 4 2 1 0 4 0 1 T U Pilot tone 1 frequency selection See description page 13 Piloton...

Page 22: ...n off setting 8 4 2 1 0 4 2 1 HEX B HEX D 7 1 13 Q Q 11 Personal bleep Pattern 2 frequency Setting See figs 8 to 12 Personal bleep 2 frequency selection 8 4 2 1 0 0 0 1 R R Personal bleep Pattern 2 frequency Setting See figs 8 to 12 Personal bleep 2 frequency selection 8 4 2 1 8 4 0 1 T S S Pilot tone 2 frequency selection See description page 13 Pilotone 2 8 T U Codinf digits for manual acknowled...

Page 23: ...one 2 Back light button enable 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 0 8 4 0 0 Q Q 12 User Program status Hex C Hex E Hex F Bleep on off enable Volume high low enable Pilot tone 1 2 enable Test request enable R R 14 User Program enabling No move on off Angle alarm on off Fast move alarm on off Tear off alarm on off 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 S S 0 Alarm status No move alarm enable Angle alarm enable Fast mov...

Page 24: ... range 0 F see description page 11 P P 7 Turn on time no move angle alarm 0 F steps of 5 seconds Q Q 6 Turn on time fast move alarm 0 F steps of 1 second R R 5 Pre alarm time no move angle alarm 0 F steps of 5 second S S 6 Pre alarm time fast move alarm 0 F steps of 1 second T T 3 Pre alarm time tear off alarm 0 F steps of 5 seconds U U 1 ...

Page 25: ...TEM Page 25 29 February 1997 OPERATION CODE 6 Default valueValue set Fast charge time 0 F steps of 15 mins Power off enabled disabled Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used P P 0 8 0 0 0 8 Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R S T U R S T U 8 4 2 1 ...

Page 26: ...DP 6000 DIGITAL PAGING SYSTEM INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION 83 February 1997 Page 26 29 TOTAL VALUES OF OPCODES INSTALLED Opcode 1 Opcode 2 Opcode 3 Opcode 4 Opcode 5 Opcode 6 P Q R S T U 0 0 0 0 ...

Page 27: ... Green Receiving 4 Numeric message memory Recall and Reset button LBB 6063 04 only 5 Chain securing attachment 6 Up down to scroll transceiver options 7 Menu button activates transceiver options 8 Label placement 9 Storage rack securing attachment 10 Charging contacts for use in storage rack 11 Battery compartment 3 x LR1 12 Light button press to switch on display back light in low light condition...

Page 28: ... In a system without an alphadesk the low battery state of the transceiver is indicated by a short bleep emitted every two minutes for a period of up to 1 hour If no action is taken to charge or change the batteries during this period the trans ceiver will switch off automatically followed by a high volume bleep signal SWITCHING ON AND OFF To switch the transceiver ON press the Menu key 8 fol lowe...

Page 29: ... that will be placed in the bat tery compartment Special software and a connector is available via the service channels refer also to the service documentation of the trans ceivers or contact your local Philips service organisation To enable this function press the Press to talk key while pressing the Light key Testing The following functions are available to test the transceiver TX Talkback Activ...