Service manual
INTRODUCTION
1-11
March 2000
Part No. 001-3139-502
12.Transmitter Site - At the transmit site record the 
deviation of the transmitted signal (it should be 
2.5 kHz for 800 MHz systems and 1.6 kHz for 900 
MHz systems). If the deviation is not correct, adjust 
U44 in the RVM (see Step 10) to attain 2.5 kHz 
deviation for 800 MHz systems and 1.6 kHz devia-
tion for 900 MHz systems. Refer to NOTE 2 on 
Page 1-9.
13.Voter Site - On the MLM drawer connect a Trans-
mitter Test Set to W6 of J701 and record this meter 
reading for Voice Level from Switch alignment.
(Voice Level _____________)
NOTE: Either of the following two procedures can be 
used to setup the RDM and RVM alignment. Procedure 
1 may not work in some systems due to specific instal-
lation issues. Procedure 2 will provide repeatable and 
consistent results when using properly calibrated test 
equipment and is the preferred
 procedure.
1.3.3 2000 SERIES RDM AND RVM ALIGN-
MENT
1. Refer to Section 3 of this manual for receiver align-
ment and Section 3.13.3 Voter Interface for RDM 
Audio and FSK level Adjustment.
2. On the RVM connect a Transmission Test Set to 
P1, pin 21 (on the back of the RVM) and adjust U44 
for approximately -17 dBm. Record the settings of 
S2 in the RVM. Refer to NOTE 2 on this page.
On the RVM adjust U44, by setting S2, sections 
1-3 as shown in Figure 1-16. To decrease the level set 
S2, section 4 to “On” and to increase the level set to 
“Off”. Press S1 repeatedly until approximately 
-17 dBm level is reached.
Figure 1-15 RVM S2 SWITCH
Figure 1-16  U44 LEVEL ADJUST
3. Disable or shut off the Signal Generator RF output. 
Disconnect the Signal Generator from the RDM. 
Connect the antenna cable coax to the Antenna 1 
input on the RDM (S1 should still be set to 
"ANT1").
NOTE 1: Two procedures are detailed for RDM and 
RVM alignment. Procedure 1 requires a communica-
tions service monitor with signal generator and spec-
trum analyzer capabilities, a Transmission Test Set, 
and a Multi-Net portable radio. Procedure 2 requires 
an RF Signal Source capable of simultaneous internal 
(frequency range of 10 Hz to 10 kHz) and external mod-
ulation, two personnel, a Multi-Net/LTR Signaling En-
coder-Decoder (PN 023-3039-360), i.e. MED box, two 
RF Signal Analyzers capable of measuring deviation of 
an RF signal, and a Transmission Test Set.
NOTE 2: This audio deviation adjustment procedure 
should be done first at the Main Receiver Site
. The 
main receiver site is typically the site that is collocated 
at the transmitter site and would have the Revert option 
installed. Once the levels are set at the Main Site, 
NO further adjustment of U44 should be done. (See 
Procedure 1 Step 9 or Procedure 2 Step 12.) The re-
maining RVM inputs will self-align using the 1200 Hz 
pilot tone that is generated from the RDM as a refer-
ence. It is critical
 that the pilot tone level leaving the 
RDM is set properly since the RVM uses this level to 
make up for losses through the links. If the RDM-Audio 
Link-RVM path at the remaining receiver sites is func-
tioning properly, audio deviation tests done from these 
sites should be within 0.2 to 0.3 kHz of the Main Re-
ceiver Site. Deviation levels outside of this range may 
be caused by improper setup of the RDM or RVM or 
poor audio response of the remote site links.
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