FCC ID: FRW2000-UHF2 UHF TRANSCEIVER

Operators 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 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A Oct 2003 Page 1 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................3 FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................................................4 TRANSCEIVER OVERVIEW ..........................................................................................................................................5 BASIC OPERATIONS................................................................................................................................................6 FRONT PANEL & CONTROLS.......................................................................................................................................6 KEYPAD BUTTONS......................................................................................................................................................7 THE HOME PAGE ........................................................................................................................................................8 SETTING THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS.........................................................................................................................11 SETTING THE VOLUME LEVEL ..................................................................................................................................11 SELECTING THE ACTIVE TRANSCEIVER ....................................................................................................................12 SELECTING A STANDBY CHANNEL USING THE CURSOR/VALUE KNOB.....................................................................13 SELECTING A CHANNEL USING THE KEYPAD ...........................................................................................................13 SELECTING A CHANNEL BY ALPHANUMERIC IDENTIFIER .........................................................................................14 USING THE DIRECT/REPEAT FEATURE......................................................................................................................14 RECEIVING/TRANSMITTING......................................................................................................................................15 ENABLING/DISABLING TRANSCEIVERS.....................................................................................................................15 QMEM OPERATIONS ............................................................................................................................................16 MESSAGE PAGE......................................................................................................................................................17 PROGRAMMING/EDITING A PRESET CHANNEL .........................................................................................19 EDITING A PRESET CHANNEL ...................................................................................................................................20 CHANGING TRANSMIT POWER..................................................................................................................................20 ENHANCED SYSTEM FEATURES.......................................................................................................................21 RELAY MODE...........................................................................................................................................................21 SIMULCAST MODE....................................................................................................................................................22 RELAY/SIMULCAST MODE .......................................................................................................................................23 REPEATER MODE......................................................................................................................................................24 XTS-EMULATION MODE..........................................................................................................................................25 PHONE PATCH MODE ...............................................................................................................................................25 ENCRYPTION FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................26 TURNING ENCRYPTION ON AND OFF........................................................................................................................26 SELECTING AN ENCRYPTION KEY.............................................................................................................................26 PERFORMING AN OTAR ...........................................................................................................................................27 LOADING ENCRYPTION KEYS...................................................................................................................................29 ERASING ENCRYPTION KEYS WITH A KEYLOADER .................................................................................................30 CPS MODE ................................................................................................................................................................31 LOADING CHANNEL MEMORY..................................................................................................................................31 SYSTEM SETUP MODE..........................................................................................................................................33 MAINTENANCE PAGES ........................................................................................................................................35 FLASHPORT MODE....................................................................................................................................................36 DIGITAL POT TUNING MODE....................................................................................................................................36 SOFTWARE VERSIONS DISPLAY PAGE ......................................................................................................................37 STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL SETUP AND OPERATION.......................................................................................39 Page 2 of 39 Publication No. 150-049105 P-2000 Operators Manual Rev. A Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual 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 136 174 MHz 403 - 470 MHz 450 520 MHz 806 870 MHz 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. 21 cm (8.3 in) 25 cm (9.9 in) 25 cm (9.9 in) 21 cm (8.3 in) 0 dBi 3 dBi 3 dBi 3 dBi Max Antenna Gain Min Distance Page 3 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Introduction The Wulfsberg "2000" family of Flexcomm products are comprised of the P-2000 panel mount transceiver and the RT-2000 remote mount transceiver which is controlled by the C-2000 control head. The P-2000 and RT-2000 are capable of being populated with one or two ITM's (Internal Transceiver Modules) covering any combination of the following frequency bands: VHF 136-174 MHz, UHF -1 (403-470 MHz), UHF -2 (450-520 MHz) and UHF800

(806-870 MHz). For applications where multiple points of user operation are required, one or more C-2000's can be added. For purposes of this manual the term "P-2000" shall be used to describe a P-2000 or C-2000/RT-2000 installation. In both systems, the features and user interface is identical. Features The P-2000 provides a host of powerful features, including:

Multi-band operations: One or Two ITM's covering any combination of the following frequency bands:

136 - 174 MHz (10/1 Watt Transmit Power) 403 - 470 MHz (10/1 Watt Transmit Power) 450 - 520 MHz (10/1 Watt Transmit Power) 806 - 870 MHz (3/1 Watt Transmit Power) Clear and bright Color LCD display showing Active/Standby channel selection along with other critical operational information. 255 Preset channel memory in each internal transceiver module. The powerful yet incredibly simple user interface that allows the user to select channels using the firm tactile feedback keypad or rotary knobs. Modulation types available in the P-2000 include FM analog, P25 Digital conventional, P25 Trunking and Motorola 3600 Baud Trunking. Transceivers are capable of operating on 12.5 kHz, 20.0 kHz, and 25.0 kHz channels depending on options. Multiple types of encryption are available as options (AES, DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB, DVP and DVI). In addition, MDC1200 OTAR and P25 OTAR are standard in all models that include encryption capability. One or Two microphone/headset interfaces are supported. This provides retrofit applications the ability to use both transceivers even if only one microphone/headset port is available on the aircraft audio panel system. If two microphone/headset ports are used, the P-2000 is capable of independent operation of each ITM. In other words, one user can be operating on FM1 while the other user independently uses FM2. Advanced multi-radio modes, such as Relay, Simulcast and Relay-Simulcast. Programming port on the front of the panel allows for computer loading of channel information and encryption key loading. Page 4 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A Wulfsberg's exclusive QMEM (Quick Memory) function allows for fast access to preset memory channels. P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Transceiver Overview The Wulfsberg 2000 family of radio products are FM Tactical transceivers that incorporates one or two transceiver modules and control functions into a single panel mount unit (P-2000) or a panel mount control head (C-2000) and remote mount RT-2000 Transceiver. 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 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 Wulfsberg RT-2000 is a remote mounted transceiver that incorporates one or two transceiver modules in a remote mounted unit. It must be controlled by at least one C-2000 control head. Additional C-2000's can be added to the system for multi-positional control of the transceiver. 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. Operationally a P-2000 or C-2000/RT-2000 system operates identically with the exception of the PC/Keyloading interface. For a P-2000 the interface is located on the front of the P-2000. In a C-2000/RT-2000 system, the connector on the RT-2000 is used for PC/Keyloading functions. The connector on the C-2000 is not currently used. For the purposes of this operators manual the use of the phrase P-2000 will be used to cover both P-2000 and C-

2000/RT-2000 systems. Page 5 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Basic Operations Front Panel & Controls FM #1 Transfer FM #2 Transfer FM #1 Select FM #2 Select Keypad FM #1 Volume Data Port FM #2 Volume Cursor Knob Value/Enter/Pwr Knob DISPLAY - The P-2000 has a color LCD display. It provides the visual feedback for the system. Exactly what is displayed depends on the current operating mode of the P-2000. During normal operation, the top area shows information for FM #1 and the bottom line shows information for FM #2. The keypad and cursor/value rotary knobs perform functions on the transceiver that is highlighted in blue. The blue highlight also indicates which transceiver has been selected for transmitting when the system is operating in MODE 1. This is the mode where there is only one audio panel position being shared between the two transceivers. FM #1 SELECT This button selects FM #1 as the active transceiver. This is depicted on the display by the FM1 area turning a bright blue color. The keypad and cursor/value knobs will now operate exclusively on the FM1 transceiver. FM #2 SELECT - This button selects FM #1 as the active transceiver. This is depicted on the display by the FM1 area turning a bright blue color. The keypad and cursor/value knobs will now operate exclusively on the FM1 transceiver. headset. This is used to vary volume levels of that transceiver. FM #2 VOLUME KNOB This rotary switch is used to control the volume of FM #2. Pressing the button will perform a Test of the audio system by allowing audio from that transceiver to be sent to the headset. This is used to vary volume levels of that transceiver. CURSOR KNOB This rotary switch is used to move the cursor around the display. FM #1 TRANSFER The button will transfer (Flip-

flop) the active and standby channels for FM1. VALUE KNOB This rotary knob is used to modify values at the cursor position. FM #2 TRANSFER This button will transfer

(Flip-flop) the active and standby channels for FM2. FM #1 VOLUME KNOB This rotary switch is used to control the volume of FM #1. Pressing the button will perform a Test of the audio system by allowing audio from that transceiver to be sent to the ENTER/PWR button Pushing the VALUE KNOB

(Small rotary knob) button performs and Enter and power on/off operations. DATA PORT This connector is used to transfer data between the P-2000 and Encrytion Keyloaders Page 6 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Motorola CPS software(PC based). or for loading preset channel information via the Keypad Buttons The P-2000 has a 12 button keypad. Each buttons functions are described below. 1:DIR Toggles the active transceiver in and out of DIRECT mode. Use this button to enter a 1 during keypad entry mode. 2:MODE This button will cycle through the enhanced modes of operation. Use this button to enter a 2 during keypad entry mode. 3:PROG This button will display the PROGRAM PAGE. Use this button to enter 3 during keypad entry mode. 4:DIM This button will display the page used to control the displays brightness. Use this button to enter a 4 during keypad entry mode. 5:OTAR This button will initiate an Over The Air Rekey for the transceiver under cursor control . Use this button to enter a 5 during keypad entry mode.

#:CHAN This button will select channel entry mode using the keypad. Use this button to enter a #

during keypad entry mode. 6:KEY This button will prompt the user for a transmit encryption key to override the preset value for the active transceiver. Use this button to enter a 6 during keypad entry mode. 7:MSG This button will allow the user to view system messages pages. Use this button to enter a 7 during keypad entry mode 8:SCAN This button will send the active transceiver into scan mode. Use this button to enter a 8 during keypad entry mode. 9:PVT This button will toggle the active transceiver in and out of private mode. Use this button to enter a 9 during keypad entry mode. 0:QMEM This button allows the user to quickly select a preset channel using the Quick Memory channel entry mode. Use this button to enter a 0 during keypad entry mode.

*:HOME This button will display the HOME PAGE, except in some advanced modes of operation, where it will return the user to a previous page or mode of operation. Use this button to enter a * during keypad entry mode. Page 7 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual The Home Page The HOME PAGE is the primary operational page of the P-2000. The HOME PAGE becomes visible when the P-

2000 is ready for user input, immediately after the power up and initialization sequences have completed. When viewing the HOME PAGE, Radio 1 (Also called FM1 or transceiver #1) is always displayed on the top section. Radio 2 is always displayed on the bottom section. All keypad-initiated operations are performed on the active radio. The active radio easily distinguished by the bright blue color. The cursor is the square box that is located either around the channel number or around the channel alpha identifier. It can be quickly toggled between the channel number and alpha identifier using the cursor knob. The following illustration is an example of what the HOME PAGE looks like. FM 1 Information FM 2 Information CURSOR System Status Information FM 1 Discreet Indicators ACTIVE Channel STANDBY Channel Channel Alpha Identifier The home page is divided into 3 areas FM 1 information (top), FM 2 information (middle), and an area for system status or system prompts (bottom). In the picture above notice that the area in blue contains the information for FM 1. FM 1 will always be on the top. The names FM1, FM2 can be changed in the system setup so that users can change it to something more meaningful like VHF, or MAIN. ACT/SBY - The normal operating mode of the P-2000 is very similar to most ATC COMM radios. The user tunes the Standby channel and then Flip-flops it into the Active channel position using the TRANSFER button. The radio is loaded with Active channel. The standby channel is ONLY used as a scratchpad for selecting the next channel. As an alternative to using the ACTIVE/STANDBY mode, the operator can press and hold the transfer button for 3 seconds and the STANDBY channel will disappear and now the user can tune the active channel directly. Either mode can be selected in the System Setup Mode as the default mode of operation. Notice the square box (CURSOR) around the SBY channel number 104. This indicates the system will tune the Standby channel number. The cursor can be moved around the alpha identifier and channels will be selected alphabetically using the Alpha Identifier. STATUS LINE - The status line is located on the very bottom of the display and it is where the user will be prompted to either input more information via the keypad, or where the Message Indictor will show there is a system message to view. In this case the user should put the MSG button to show the Message page. Page 8 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A Discreet Indicators The following discreet indicators apply to both FM1 and FM2. P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual ACTIVE Channel STANDBY Channel FM 1 Discreet Indicators Channel Alpha Identifier FM1 M TX This helps the user know the information in this block is for the transceiver located in FM #1 Position. This indicates that the audio for that transceiver has been turned muted. To un-mute the audio, change the volume on that radio to something other than 0. This indicates the transceiver is in the transmit mode. RX This indicates the transceiver is receiving a signal. DIR PVT SCAN This indicates the transceiver has been put into DIRECT mode. Direct mode is also called Talk-

around, Car-to-Car, or Simplex. This indicates the transceiver has been put into Private mode and will use the encryption system embedded in the transceiver. This mode is not available if a channel is not programmed for encryption. This indicates the transceiver has been put into Scan mode. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Page 9 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Turning the System On and Off To power-on the P-2000, press and hold the PWR button (push in the VALUE Knob) for approximately one second and release. Several version number and copyright pages appear on the display while the unit performs a self-test and initializes the attached radio systems. When initialization is complete, the HOME PAGE will appear on the display. To power the P-2000 OFF, press and hold the PWR button for 3 seconds. The following message flashes on the display several times:

Continue to hold the PWR button until the message stops flashing and the display turns off. If aircraft power is removed while the P-2000 is in operation, the P-2000 will store the following information to memory so that when power is re-applied the system will be at the same operating point:

1. Current active and standby channels for FM1 and FM2. 2. Current volume levels for FM1 and FM2. If the operator releases the PWR button prior to 3 seconds elapsing, the display will return its previous state. Page 10 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Setting the Display Brightness When the user presses the DIM button, the display brightness adjustment display appears. When the value knob is turned clockwise, the display brightness increases in intensity. When the value knob is turned counter clockwise, the display brightness decreases in intensity. The Brightness display disappears when no value knob activity has been present for more than 2 seconds. Setting the Volume Level When you first power on the P-2000, the volume levels for both transceivers will be reset to the level that was active when the unit was powered down. You can change the volume level as follows. When the user turns either of the volume knobs, the volume adjustment display will appear. When the upper volume knob is turned, the volume adjustment display will appear on the upper half of the screen, and will adjust the volume on FM1 transceiver. Likewise, when the lower volume knob is turned, the volume adjustment display will appear on the lower half of the screen, and will adjust the volume on FM2 transceiver. The display below depicts the volume adjustment display when the upper volume knob has been turned. Turning the volume knob clockwise will increase the volume level, while turning the knob counter clockwise will decrease the volume level. The current volume level will be displayed within the display. If the volume is turned all the way down to the off position, the bar will turn red and the Mute indicator will be displayed on the main page. To test the current volume level, press the volume knob and noise should be heard in the headset. The volume adjustment display will automatically disappear if when no knob turning activity has occurred for more than 2 seconds. Page 11 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Selecting the Active Transceiver To make FM1 or FM2 the active transceiver means that the keypad/rotary knobs will perform operations on that transceiver. The active transceiver is always highlighted in a bright blue color. As shown in the picture below, FM1 is the active transceiver. FM #1 Select To make FM1 the active transceiver push the FM #1 SELECT BUTTON as shown above. Pushing the FM #2 select button will make FM2 the active transceiver and the blue highlight will be moved to the FM2 area of the display as shown below. FM #2 Select When the P-2000 operating in MODE 1 (only one headset shared between two transceivers), the active transceiver is the one that will be used for transmitting. In mode 1, the transceivers (FM1 and FM2) will have their receive audio summed together and sent to the headset. The operator must chose which transceiver will be used when they want to transmit. Page 12 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Selecting a Standby Channel Using the Cursor/Value Knob When the P-2000 first powers on, the selected channels will be set to those that were active when the unit was powered down. To select a different preset channel, do the following:

Using the cursor knob, put the square cursor around the channel number. Turn the value knob until the channel is your desired channel. If you wish to make this your active channel, push the transfer button. Selecting a Channel Using the Keypad Occasionally, it is desirable to select a preset channel by entering its number via the keypad, rather than dialing it in with the cursor/value knobs. This can be performed as follows. When the user presses the CHAN key, the keypad channel entry mode will begin. This mode allows the user to tune a channel by inputting the desired channels number into a field via the keypad. The figure below depicts this mode of channel tuning. If no keypad input is received for more than 4 seconds, the operation will automatically cancel. If the user presses the HOME key, the operation will also cancel. When the user presses the ENTER key, the channel with the number input into the field will be loaded. If the input channel number is invalid, an error tone will sound, and the previous good channel will be reinstated. Page 13 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Selecting a Channel by Alphanumeric Identifier To change the standby channel using the alpha identifier, use the cursor knob to move the cursor square around the alpha identifier as shown below. Turn the value knob until the channel is your desired channel. Notice that channels change alphabetically. Using the Direct/Repeat Feature The P-2000 supports both direct and repeat modes of operation. Any preset channel that has identical transmit and receive frequencies is considered a direct channel. If the transmit and receive frequencies are different, the P-2000 considers the channel a repeater channel. Repeater channels can be temporarily changed into direct channels by pressing the DIR button. This will temporarily copy the receive frequency into the transmit frequency. The direct mode indicator will light. The following illustration shows radio 1 in direct mode. Direct Mode Indicator NOTE:

Pressing the DIR button on a direct channel has no effect. Page 14 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Receiving/Transmitting Transmitting To transmit on a radio system, select the appropriate source on your audio panel, and key the microphone. Transmission will begin on the radios currently selected Active channel. During the transmission, the radios transmit indicator will light, and the channels transmit frequency will be displayed. The following illustration depicts FM #1 transmitting. Receiving The P-2000 is constantly monitoring its radios for reception. When a signal is received, the P-2000 will light the receive indicator for the receiving radio, and route the audio to the operators headset (Assuming the associated intercom switch is selected). The following illustration depicts FM #2 receiving. TX Indicator RX Indicator Enabling/Disabling Transceivers Transceivers cannot be individually powered off on the P-2000, however the volume level of either transceiver can be reduced to zero, effectively turning off the transceiver. The screen below shows what the display looks like when the audio level of a transceiver is set to zero. Notice the mute indicator is displayed and the level indicator turns red. Page 15 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual QMEM Operations When the user presses the QMEM key, the system will enter the QMEM mode. This mode allows the user to either select or program a QMEM location. When the user presses the QMEM key, then presses a keypad key (0-9), the channel programmed into the corresponding (0-9) QMEM location shall be loaded into the active channel, and the previously active channel shall be loaded into the standby channel. If the user presses the QMEM key, then presses and holds down a keypad key (0-9) for 3 or more seconds, the current active channel shall be programmed into the corresponding QMEM location. Should the user not press any key for more than 4 seconds after pressing the QMEM key, the QMEM operation shall automatically be canceled. The user can cancel the QMEM operation by pressing the HOME key. The figure below shows the QMEM operation in mid stream. To store a channel into a QMEM position first put the desired channel in the active channel and press the QMEM button. The figure below shows what the display will look like. At this point press and hold button 0-9 until the status line indicates the storage operation is completed, as shown in the picture below:

To load the active channel using QMEM, simply push the QMEM button followed by a 0-9 button and the programmed channel will be automatically loaded into the active channel. If that QMEM position has not been programmed with a channel, the status line will indicate to the user no channel is programmed. Page 16 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual MESSAGE PAGE This page allows the user to manage text messages for the system. When no unread messages exists within the system, the MSG indicator will not be visible on the normal operation page. When the MSG key is pressed on the normal operation page and no messages are available, the no message page is displayed. This page is depicted below. The only selectable item on this page shall be the back button. Pressing ENTER will return to the HOME page. When an unread message exists within the system, the MSG indicator will be visible on the HOME page. When the MSG key is pressed and messages are available, the message list page shall be displayed. An example of a message page that contains unread messages is shown below. Page 17 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual The cursor knob allows the selection of the message list, back button, erase button, and next button. Pressing ENTER while the back button is selected returns to the previous page. Pressing ENTER while the erase button is selected deletes the currently selected message from the message list. Pressing ENTER while the next button is selected invokes the message view page for the currently selected message in the message list. The message view page is depicted below You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Page 18 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Programming/Editing a Preset Channel The EDIT PAGE allows the operator to temporarily change properties of a preset channel. Precisely which properties can be changed varies with channel and radio type At a minimum, all information that can be determined by the system during the LEARN mode is displayed on this page. While on the HOME page press the EDIT button and Programming Mode display page will be seen. Select either of the first two options to program/edit preset channels for FM1 or FM 2 transceivers. Once a selection has been made the display will show the Channel Properties page will be displayed as seen below:

On this page field labels are shown in white characters and data fields are in green characters. The cursor/value knobs are used to move the cursor to the different fields and then changes and/or data entered via the value knob. Below is a list of the data fields used on this display page:

Channel Identifier field (CHAN:) This displays the currently selected channel, i.e. the channel you are editing. Zone Number (Z:) This displays which zone the preset channel is stored in. Channel Number (C) This displays which channel the preset channel is stored in. ALPHA ID (ALPHA) This field displays the alpha identifier for channel being programming. Page 19 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Modulation Type Field This field displays the current channels modulation type. The modulation types are displayed as AM, FM, P (P25), and TK (trunking) and the channel bandwidth 12.5/20/25/30 kHz. NAC Code (NAC) This shows the NAC code number used on P-25 systems. Receive Frequency Field (RX:) This field displays the current channels receive frequency. Receive Tone Field This field displays the current channels receive CTCSS/DCS (PL/DPL) tone. Transmit Frequency Field (TX:) This field displays the current channels transmit frequency. Transmit Tone Field This field displays the current channels transmit tone. Transmit Power Level Field This field displays the current channels transmit power level. Power level is displayed as HI for high power or LO for low power. Encryption Type (ENC:) This field displays if the preset channel is setup to use encryption. OTAR Field (O:) This field displays if the current channel is setup to be able to OTAR. Encryption Key Field (K:) This field displays the current channels transmit encryption key. The encryption key will display as a number between 1 and 16, or .. if no key has been specified for the channel. Editing a Preset Channel Currently only changing of the transmit power is allowed for editing a preset channel. Changing Transmit Power The P-2000 supports the selection of high and low transmit power. Normally high power is used, however, if interference or other transmit issues are experienced, low power may be selected to help remedy the issue. If you have a radio that supports multiple power levels, such as the RT-5000, you can alter the power setting from the EDIT PAGE as follows. Move the cursor under the transmit power field, as depicted below. Rotate the VALUE knob clockwise once. The power indicator will toggle between high and low with each turn of the VALUE knob. Press the HOME button or the BACK button to exit the mode and return to the normal operating page. Page 20 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Enhanced System Features Relay Mode Relay Mode allows your aircrafts P-2000-based transceiver system to automatically relay receiver audio from one transceiver and retransmit it out the transmitter. If a Relay Mode link is established between two locations, a message received from one location is automatically retransmitted to the other. You can establish relay operation as follows. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 1 and establish communications on that channel. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 2 and establish communication on the channel. Press the MODE button and the Mode Selection page will be displayed:

Select the RELAY MODE by high-lighting the option and pressing the ENTER button. The unit will now enter the RELAY mode and the display will look like the one below:

Page 21 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A Simulcast Mode P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Simulcast Mode allows you to transmit simultaneously to two other locations that have radios tuned to different frequencies. You can establish simulcast operation as follows. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 1 and establish communications on that channel. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 2 and establish communication on the channel. Press the MODE button and the Mode Selection page will be displayed:

Select the SIMULCAST MODE by high-lighting the option and pressing the ENTER button. The unit will now enter the SIMULCAST mode and the display will look like the one below:

Use either RT1 or RT2 mic position on the audio selector panel and initiate a transmission. Both Radios will transmit at the same time. To exit the SIMULCAST MODE, simply press the HOME button. Page 22 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Relay/Simulcast Mode Relay-Simulcast mode combines the functions of Relay Mode and Simulcast Mode. It allows you to establish an automatic radio link with two other locations that have radios tuned to different frequencies in different frequency bands, and allows you to transmit to those same locations simultaneously. You can establish relay/simulcast operation as follows. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 1 and establish communications on that channel. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 2 and establish communication on the channel. Press the MODE button until the following display page appears. Select the RELAY/SIMULCAST MODE by high-lighting the option and pressing the ENTER button. The unit will now enter the RELAY/SIMULCAST mode and the display will look like the one below:

Now the unit will RELAY between FM1/FM2 and it will also SIMULCAST on both transceivers when the operator chooses either FM1 or FM2 audio panel positions. To exit the RELAY/SIMULCAST MODE, simply press the HOME button. Page 23 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A Repeater Mode P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Repeater mode is not a specific mode of the P-2000 but an airborne repeater can effectively created by preprogramming specific channels and then using the RELAY MODE. It is also necessary for the two transceivers, FM1 and FM2 to use the same band. In other words, you cannot perform a repeater function with a P-2000 that has FM1 operating in the 136-174 MHz band and FM2 operating in the 800 MHz band. Say a P-2000 channel normally uses a repeater that is not working and an area is without communications on that channel. To act like an airborne repeater the operator must program a special preset channel with the receive and transmit frequencies reversed. We suggest giving this channel a special ALPHA ID that helps the operator recognize it as a special repeater channel associated with the original channel. To operate as an airborne repeater perform the following steps:

While on the HOME PAGE set the ACTIVE channel to the channel you normally use the repeater on FM 1. Put FM1 in DIRECT MODE by pressing the DIR button. Select the special channel associated with the repeater on FM2. Go into the RELAY MODE. If the operator wants to talk select FM2. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Page 24 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual XTS-Emulation Mode This page shall allow the user to operate the RT-2000 in XTS-Emulation mode. In this mode of operation, the user can operate FM1 or FM2 transceivers very much like a Motorola handheld. This page is intended to be used when special functions of the internal transceivers cannot be accessed with P-2000 user interface. The figure below depicts the layout for this page. The XTS-Emulation page will show what the internal transceiver normally would show on its screen. The 6 soft keys on the handheld are accessed using virtual buttons selectable via the cursor knob. Pressing ENTER while one of these keys is selected shall send the appropriate key pressed message to the radio. Pressing any of the keypad keys sends the appropriate key pressed message to the radio. Pressing ENTER while the back button is selected returns the operator to the previous screen. Phone Patch Mode The P-2000 can patch into the phone systems only by using the XTS-Emulation mode. This is NOT a cellular phone. Page 25 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Encryption Features Turning Encryption On and Off Select FM1 or FM2 depending on which transceiver you what to encrypt. Press the PVT button to toggle encryption on and off. If the P-2000 preset channel being used has been set up for encryption, the privacy indicator will light. PVT Indicator NOTE:

Encryption can only be turned on for channels that have been pre-programmed with an encryption key. Three error beeps will sound if the channel has not been setup for encryption. Selecting an Encryption Key The preset encryption key (sometimes called KEYMAT) for a channel can be temporarily changed as follows. Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE, and the radio you wish to select is active and encryption capable channel is also selected. Press the KEY button. The following illustrates the display when the KEY button was pressed with radio 1 active. If the KEY button is pressed on a channel that has not been preset to use encryption, three warning beeps will sound. Page 26 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Rotate the VALUE knob to change the encryption key. A value of PSET indicates you want to use the channels preset encryption key. A numeric value (1-16) indicates you want to override the preset key with the specified key. Press the ENTER button to accept the displayed key. The display will return to the HOME PAGE. When transmitting, a if encryption keys are properly loaded, a tone at the start of the transmission will be generated by the radio and heard by the operator. Begin speaking AFTER the tone or part of your transmission will be lost. When transmitting in the encrypted mode, if you hear a continuous warble tone, this indicates that the encryption key(s) have not been loaded. Either manually enter encryption keys or perform an OTAR if your system has that capability. The newly selected KEYMAT WILL REMAIN even if the channel is changed in effect until power down. Performing an OTAR Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE, and the cursor is on the line of the radio you wish to select and an OTAR capable channel is also selected. Press the OTAR button. The following illustrates the display when the OTAR button was pressed with radio 1 under cursor control. To confirm the start of the OTAR, select YES and press the ENTER button to initiate the OTAR process. The status of the OTAR will be displayed on the radios display line. Status messages include OTAR REQUESTED, OTAR IN PROGRESS, OTAR ABORTING, OTAR COMPLETE, and OTAR FAILED. Page 27 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A The following illustrates the display with an OTAR in progress. P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual NOTE:

The OTAR process will automatically time-out after 2 minutes of unsuccessful OTAR attempts. At anytime during the OTAR operation, or after the OTAR has completed, whether successfully or unsuccessfully, the user must press the OTAR or HOME key to cancel/exit the OTAR operation. Doing so shall display the OTAR cancel confirmation page, as depicted below. This page functions identically to the OTAR start confirmation page. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Page 28 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Loading Encryption Keys Before a transceiver will transmit encrypted messages, the user must load encryption keys into the transceiver. To accomplish this, the user must first put the transceiver into KEY LOAD mode, and then using a Motorola KVL, load the keys. Perform the following steps to load keys:

From the HOME page press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming options, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) Highlight the KEY LOAD option and press ENTER. Enter password #2 to get to the Transceiver Setup page. In the XCVR field, select which transceiver (FM1 or FM2) to load keys. Highlight the START option and press the enter button to begin the encryption load process. Connect the KVL loader to the data port on the front of the P-2000 (or RT-2000, not the C-2000). Load keys for both FM1 and FM2 if desired. The keyloader will indicate successful loading. Press the HOME button several times to return to the HOME page. Page 29 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Erasing Encryption Keys With A Keyloader It may be desirable to erase the encryption keys contained in a P-2000 transceiver. For example, prior to sending the unit in for service. This can be accomplished as follows. Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE, and the cursor is on an encryption capable channel. Press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) When prompted, enter the password #2 and the Transceiver Setup page will be displayed as below:

In the XCVR field, select which transceiver (FM1 or FM2) to erase keys. Highlight the START option and press the enter button to erase the encryption keys. Press the HOME button several times to return to the HOME page. Verify keys have been erases by attempting to transmit on an encryption channel with PVT on. The transceiver will provide an audio tone to indicated encryption keys have been erased. As an alternative, use the XTS-EMULATION page for that transceiver and visually verify keys have been erased. Page 30 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual CPS MODE Loading Channel Memory Programming the preset channels of the P-2000 must be performed with PC based program available from MOTOROLA named CPS. Normally this procedure is accomplished by a technician familiar with this software package since extensive knowledge is required to operate the Motorola software. As a note to the technician, no RIB box is required between the PC and P-2000 since Wulfsberg has built this capability into its transceiver. The process to read and modify the transceiver preset channels is as follows:

Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE. Press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000). The PROGAM page will be displayed as below:

Highlight the CPS option and press the enter button. The Transceiver Setup page will be displayed with the CPS load already pre-selected as shown below:

Select XCVR FM1 or FM2, highlight the start option and press enter to begin. Page 31 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A Connect the PC to the data port on the front of the P-2000(RT-2000 not C-2000). P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Using the CPS software, read the FM1 and save the file as sent by the Wulfsberg Factory for backup purposes. Perform any changes to the archive file such as adding/deleting channels, changing encryption options etc. For the P-2000 to function properly DO NOT change key button options or display options. Also, the Zone/Channel assignment must be made so that there no more than 16 channels per zone. Once all new channels have been entered, transfer the updated archive back into the P-2000. The Motorola software will indicate successful completion of this task. Perform the above actions on both FM1 and FM2. Press the HOME button once to enter the LEARN MODE. In this mode, the P-2000 computer interrogates the internal transceivers to determine what changes have been made and to update its internal memory. This process can take several minutes. The operator will be shown progress as the system completes its task. This task must be successfully performed or the P-2000 main processor will not be able to properly function with the internal transceivers. Upon successful completion of the LEARN mode, press the HOME button several times to return to the HOME page. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Page 32 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual SYSTEM SETUP MODE The P-2000 comes the factory already configured for a normal installation, however, there are several options the operator can select. These options are very simple to update. The process is as follows. Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE and press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) Highlight the SYSTEM option and press the ENTER button. You will be prompted to enter the system password. After successful entry of the system password the SYSTEM SETUP page will be displayed. On System Setup Page 1, users can configure the Label field (instead of FM1 or FM2, the user could input VHF1, MAIN, OPS or anything that helps the operators properly select transceivers), and the passwords. Password #1 will not appear in any operations if it set to 0000. To display page 2, highlight the NEXT option and press enter. The second setup page allow the selection of the following Page 33 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Enable Standby the active/standby channel operation can be set to active only by saying YES to this option. A NO will eliminate the standby channel and the user will tune active channels only. Factory default for this option is YES. Lock QMEM To keep users from altering the QMEM settings, this option can be set to YES. Factory default for this option is NO. Lock Volume The volume of the headset outputs can be locked in the maximum volume position by setting this option to YES. This would be used when the audio panel already has volume controls and it would eliminate the operator from having to manipulate both the P-2000 volume knobs and the audio panel volume knobs. Factory default for this option is NO. Mic Mode If the audio panel connected to the P-2000 has only one position, set this option to SINGLE. If the audio panel has two positions, one for FM1 and another for FM2, set this option to DUAL. Factory default for this option is DUAL. To Save the changes made to the SYSTEM SETUP, highlight the SAVE option and press enter. The screen will indicate saving of the data is taking place. When the data save process is complete, press the HOME button several times until the HOME page is displayed. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Page 34 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual MAINTENANCE PAGES The following information is not normally needed by and operator. The maintenance pages are used by a technician to make audio level adjustments and verify system operation via BITE (Built-In-Test). Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE and press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) Highlight the MAINTENANCE (Its located below the SYTEM option) option and press the ENTER button. You will be prompted to enter the system password. After successful entry of the system password the MAINTENANCE mode page will be displayed as seen below. Selectable modes shall include Flashport firmware mode, Data mode, Service port mode, Extended protocol mode, Digital pot adjustment mode, and Software version reporting mode. Page 35 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Flashport Mode The flashport mode is one of the mode options available on the Transceiver Maintenance page. This mode allows the technician to upgrade the embedded software within the internal transceiver. Select the transceiever to perform the flash upgrade. Highlight START and press enter to begin. Perform the flash upgrade. Data mode, WED service mode, Extended protocol mode are accessed using the same procedure. Digital Pot Tuning Mode This page allows a technician to adjust the digital pot settings on the P-2000. The cursor knob allows the selection of the pot name field, pot value field, the back button, and the save button. Turning the value knob while the pot name field is selected shall enumerate all the pot names: radio in 1, radio in 2, sidetone 1, sidetone 2, radio out 1, radio out 2, speaker, and alert tone. Turning the value knob while the pot value field is selected enumerates the range of values: 0-127. The display below shows the layout for this page. Page 36 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Software Versions Display Page To view the software version of all programmed parts within the P-2000, select the Software Version page from the MAINTENACE MODE page. From the MAINTENANCE MODE page, Highlight the SOFTWARE VERSIONS option and press ENTER. This page shall allow the user to view the part numbers and/or version numbers of the software modules installed in the P-2000 radio system. The module versions that are reported are display board flash, CPU board internal flash, CPU board external flash, and CPU board CPLD. Should an error occur during the query, N/A shall be displayed in place of the software version. The back button will be the only selectable item on the page. Pressing the ENTER key shall return to the previous page. Page 37 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Page 38 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Steps to Successful Setup and Operation While we would like to pull products out of the box and immediately start to use them, this system is one that takes just little work to get to that point. First READ THE OPERATORS MANUAL!!!! This will familiarize you with the buttons and display pages of the system. The following checklist will help installers setup the P-2000 or C-

2000/RT-2000. 1. Note all part numbers of components in your system.. _______________________________________ _______________________________________ P-2000 Part Number =

C-2000 Part Number =

RT-2000 Part Number = _______________________________________ Please write down the frequency bands of the transceivers inside the P-2000/RT-2000. FM #1 = ___________________ FM #2 = ___________________ 2. Using the SYSTEM Programming page 2, select whether the unit will be operated in Mode 1(only one mic/headset port) or Mode 2 (two independent mic/headset ports). Review the other options and configure as desired. Return to the HOME page. 3. Put the P-2000/RT-2000 in CPS mode for FM #1. 4. Connect a PC to the programming port of the P-2000/RT-2000 and run the Motorola CPS software. 5. Using the CPS software, read the codeplug of FM #1. Save this first in case you need to return to factory settings. 6. Program personalities and Zones/Channels. It is very important to use good channel identifiers so operators can efficiently determine the purpose of the channel. Whenever possible, use the same channel name the ground units use so that when calling out channel changes both the aircraft and the ground units can use the same channel names. These steps require significant knowledge of the Motorola software. We encourage enlisting the help of someone familiar with Motorola CPS software to successfully program the internal transceivers. 7. Save the modified codeplug on the harddrive and then download it into FM1. 8. Do the above for FM #2 if applicable. 9. Upon the exit from CPS mode, the P-2000/RT-2000 will automatically go into LEARN mode. At this time the unit is interrogating the internal transceiver modules for information about channels that were programmed during CPS operations. Wait until the display indicates successful completion of this process. 10. Validate that all channels programmed during CPS are now functional on both FM #1 and FM #2 transceivers. Page 39 of 39 P-2000 Operators Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049105 Rev. A

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 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 136 174 MHz 403 - 470 MHz 450 520 MHz 806 870 MHz 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. 21 cm (8.3 in) 25 cm (9.9 in) 25 cm (9.9 in) 21 cm (8.3 in) 0 dBi 3 dBi 3 dBi 3 dBi Max Antenna Gain Min Distance Page 2 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL 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 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 3 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual 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 coaxial cables. For models containing one transceiver, only one antenna port is provided. The RT-2000 consists of functional subassemblies interconnected via standard connectors and ribbon cables. The case of the RT-2000 is designed to be easily disassembled 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 RT-2000 is designed to fit into a rack space equivalent with the Wulfsberg RT-9600 with exception of depth. The RT-2000 is only approximately 7 inches deep vs. the nearly 14 inch depth of the RT-9600. Multiple C-2000s can be used for multi-point control of the RT-2000. Page 4 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL 4. Technical Characteristics A. P-2000 Panel Mount Transceiver CHARACTERISTICS Certification FAA Software Environmental P-2000 (Single Transceiver) P-2000 (Dual Transceiver) Operation Storage 156 158 MHz 136 174 MHz 403 520 MHz 806 870 MHz FCC Industry Canada Emission Designator Altitude Temperature Range Cooling Weight Mounting Height Width Depth Input Power Requirements Normal Voltage Range Abnormal Voltage Range Emergency Operation P-2000 (Single Transceiver) P-2000 (Dual Transceiver) P-2000 Panel Lighting Faceplate Colors Channel Memory Frequency Band P-2000/RT-2000 Receive Transmit Receive Transmit Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A DESCRIPTION In Process (STC Helicopter and Fixed Wing Aircraft) DO-170B Level D DO-160D

[(B4/F1)X]BAB[S/U]EXXXXXZZAZZ[J/F]M[XXC3]XXA FRW-2000-(VHF,UHF-1,UHF-2, 800) TBD Part 80.379, 87.187(l), 16K0F3E Part 90.210, 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E, 8K10F1E, 8K0F1D Part 90.210, 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E Part 90, 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E, 8K10F1E, 8K0F1D 51,000 feet ASL (15,545 meters)

-30C to 60C (-22F to +140F)

-55C to 85C (-67F to +185F) Internal Electric Fan 3.10 lbs. Max. 3.70 lbs. Max. Dzus 3.0 Inches max. 5.75 inches max. 6.40 Inches max. (Not Including Connectors) 22.0 to 30.2 VDC 20.5 to 32.2 VDC 18.0 VDC 0.5 Amp Nominal. .75 Amp Max 2.5 Amp Nominal. 3.0 Amp Max. 0.5 Amp nominal. 1.0 Amp Max 3.0 Amp nominal. 4.0 Amp Max. 5 VDC, 5 Vrms and 28 VDC (Voltage Sense Only) Black or Grey 240/255/510 Depending on options Any combination of one or two bands listed below 136-174 MHz, 136-174 MHz (NTIA Compliant) 403-470 MHz, 380-470 MHz 450-520 MHz Page 5 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual 806-870 MHz 12.5 kHz, 20 kHz, 25 kHz FM, P-25, P-25 Trunking, Motorola 3600 Baud Trunking Better than .4 uV (-115 dBm) Better than .4 uV (-115 dBm)

.6 uV (-111.5 dBm) Not Applicable

-65 dB (NTIA Version: -70 dB)

-70 dB (NTIA Version: -80 dB)

-70 dB

-70 dB

-65 dB (NTIA Version: -70 dB)

-70 dB (NTIA Version: -85 dB)

-70 dB (NTIA Version: -85 dB)

-60 dBm

-60 dBm 1.5 PPM 100 mW Maximum into 600 ohms 1.75 VRMS into 10k Load

.9 VRMS into 10k Load

< 2% at Maximum Audio Output

<-40 dB

<-50 dB 25% at Full Power, Continuous at reduced power. 10 Watt Hi, 1 Watt Lo (3/1 Watt 800 MHz Band Only) 1.5 PPM 2.5 kHz 4.0 kHz

+5.0 kHz

< -70 dBc (-70 dBc Harmonics, -85 dBC Spurious)

-42 dB

-48 dB

.25 VMRS into 150 ohm Carbon or Carbon Equivalent

< 2%. @ 1 kHz 6 dB max variation, 350 Hz to 2500 Hz Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Channel Spacing Receiver Specifications Modes Sensitivity Analog (12 dB SINAD) Digital (5% BER) Quieting Analog (20 dB SINAD) Digital Selectivity Analog (12.5 kHz) Analog (25.0 kHz) Intermod Rejection Analog (12.5) Analog (25.0) Spurious Rejection Analog (12.5 kHz) Analog (25.0 kHz) Digital (5% BER) Unwanted Emissions Narrow Band Wide Band Frequency Stability Audio Output Headset Out Normalized Out External Speaker Out Audio Distortion Hum and Noise Unsquelched Squelched Transmitter Specifications Duty Cycle RF Power Output Frequency Stability Modulation Limiting:

12.5 kHz Channels 20.0 kHz Channels 25.0 kHz Channels Unwanted Emissions Hum and Noise Narrow Band Wide Band Audio Response Dual Microphone Transmit Distortion Sidetone Fidelity Page 6 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Sidetone Output Adjustable 0 to 30 dB below rated output. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 7 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual B. C-2000 Control Display Unit CHARACTERISTICS Certification FAA Software Environmental FCC Industry Canada Altitude Temperature Range Operation Storage Cooling Weight Mounting Overall Dimensions Height Width Depth Input Power Requirements Normal Voltage Range Abnormal Voltage Range Emergency Operation Input Current Panel Lighting Faceplate Colors Display Options Channel Memory Data Bus DESCRIPTION In Process (PMA/STC Helicopter and Fixed Wing Aircraft) DO-170B Level D DO-160D

[(B4/F1)X]BAB[S/U]EXXXXXZZAZZ[J/F]M[XXC3]XXA Part 15 Pending 51,000 feet ASL (15,545 meters)

-30C to 60C (-22F to +140F)

-55C to 85C (-67F to +185F) Internal Electric Fan 2.00 lbs. Max. Dzus 3.0 Inches max. 5.75 inches max. 6.40 inches max. (without Connectors) 22.0 to 30.2 VDC 20.5 to 32.2 VDC 18.0 VDC 0.5 Amp nominal. 1.0 Amp Max 5 VDC, 5 Vrms and 28 VDC (Voltage Sense Only) Black or Grey LCD Color or LCD Color with NVG compatibility 240/255/510 Depending on options CAN Serial with Wulfsberg Proprietary Protocol C. RT-2000 Remote Mount Transceiver CHARACTERISTICS Certification FAA Software Environmental 156 158 MHz 136 174 MHz 403 520 MHz 806 870 MHz FCC Industry Canada Emission Designator Altitude Page 8 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 DESCRIPTION In Process (PMA/STC Helicopter and Fixed Wing Aircraft) DO-170B Level D DO-160D

[(B4/F1)X]BAB[S/U]EXXXXXZZAZZ[J/F]M[XXC3]XXA Pending FRW-2000-(VHF,UHF-1,UHF-2, 800) Pending Part 80.379, 87.187(l), 16K0F3E Part 90.210, 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E, 8K10F1E, 8K0F1D Part 90.210, 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E Part 90, 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E, 8K10F1E, 8K0F1D 51,000 feet ASL (15,545 meters) Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL RT-2000 (Single Transceiver) RT-2000 (Dual Transceiver) Operation Storage Temperature Range Cooling Weight Mounting Overall Dimensions Height Width Length Input Power Requirements Normal Voltage Range Abnormal Voltage Range Emergency Operation RT-2000 (Single Transceiver) RT-2000 (Dual Transceiver) Frequency Band P-2000/RT-2000 Data Bus Encryption Options OTAR Options Trunking Options Receive Transmit Receive Transmit

-30C to 60C (-22F to +140F)

-55C to 85C (-67F to +185F) Free air circulation 2.50 lbs. Max. 3.50 lbs. Max. Mounting Tray 3.0 inches max. 5.75 inches max. 7.49 inches max (without Connectors) 22.0 to 30.2 VDC 20.5 to 32.2 VDC 18.0 VDC 0.5 Amp nominal. .75 Amp Max 2.5 Amp nominal. 3.0 Amp Max. 0.5 Amp nominal. .75 Amp Max 3.0 Amp nominal. 4.0 Amp Max. Any combination of one or bands listed below 136-174 MHz, 136-174 MHz (NTIA Compliant) 403-470 MHz, 380-470 MHz 450-520 MHz 806-870 MHz CAN Serial with Wulfsberg Proprietary Protocol DES/DES-XL/DES-OFB/AES/DVP/DVI MDC1200 OTAR, P25 OTAR Smartzone, P25 Receiver Specifications Modes Sensitivity Analog (12 dB SINAD) Digital (5% BER) Quieting Analog (20 dB SINAD) Digital Selectivity Analog (12.5 kHz) Analog (25.0 kHz) Intermod Rejection Analog (12.5) Analog (25.0) Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A FM, P-25, P-25 Trunking, Motorola 3600 Baud Trunking Better than .4 uV (-115 dBm) Better than .4 uV (-115 dBm)

.6 uV (-111.5 dBm) Not Applicable

-65 dB (NTIA Version: -70 dB)

-70 dB (NTIA Version: -80 dB)

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-65 dB (NTIA Version: -70 dB)

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-60 dBm

-60 dBm 1.5 PPM 100 mW Maximum into 600 ohms 1.75 VRMS into 10k Load

.9 VRMS into 10k Load

< 2% at Maximum Audio Output

<-40 dB

<-50 dB 25% at Full Power, Continuous at reduced power. 10 Watt Hi, 1 Watt Lo (3/1 Watt 800 MHz Band Only) 1.5 PPM 2.5 kHz 4.0 kHz

+5.0 kHz

< -70 dBc (-70 dBc Harmonics, -85 dBC Spurious)

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.25 VMRS into 150 ohm Carbon or Carbon Equivalent

< 2%. @ 1 kHz 6 dB max variation, 350 Hz to 2500 Hz Adjustable 0 to 30 dB below rated output. Spurious Rejection Analog (12.5 kHz) Analog (25.0 kHz) Digital (5% BER) Unwanted Emissions Narrow Band Wide Band Frequency Stability Audio Output Headset Out Normalized Out External Speaker Out Audio Distortion Hum and Noise Unsquelched Squelched Transmitter Specifications Duty Cycle RF Power Output Frequency Stability Modulation Limiting:

12.5 kHz Channels 20.0 kHz Channels 25.0 kHz Channels Unwanted Emissions Hum and Noise Narrow Band Wide Band Audio Response Dual Microphone Transmit Distortion Sidetone Fidelity Sidetone Output Page 10 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL 5. Available Configuration Variations A. P-2000 Part Number Matrix 400-049200-AB-CDE-WWWW-XXXX Major Hardware Version 1 = Initial Release Major Software Version 1 = Initial Release Reserved for future use (Always marked "0") Faceplate Option 1 = Black Face Plate 2 = Grey Face Plate 1 = Standard Display 2 = NVG Compatible Display A:

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| | | |-------------------------------------------------------------Encryption

| | |--Trunking 1 = None

2 = Motorola Smartnet(3600 Baud) 2 = DVP-XL

3 = Motorola SmartZone(3600 Baud) 3 = DVI-XL 4 = P25

5 = P25 and Motorola SmartZone

| |----Frequency Band

|-----Reserved (Always marked "0") 1 = 136 - 174 MHz 2 = 403 - 470 MHz 3 = 450 - 520 MHz 4 = 806 - 870 MHz 5 = 136 - 174 MHz (NTIA Compliant) 6 = 380 - 470 MHz 4 = AES X X X X

| | | |-------------------------------------------------------------Encryption

| | |--Trunking 1 = None

2 = Motorola Smartnet(3600 Baud) 3 = Motorola SmartZone(3600 Baud)

4 = P25

| |----Frequency Band

0 = None 1 = 136 - 174 MHz 2 = 403 - 470 MHz 3 = 450 - 520 MHz 4 = 806 - 870 MHz 5 = 136 - 174 MHz (NTIA Compliant) 0 = none 1 = DES(XL)/DES-OFB 2 = DVP-XL 3 = DVI-XL 4 = AES Page 11 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual 6 = 380 - 470 MHz

|-----Reserved (Always marked "0")

B. C-2000 Part Number Matrix 400-049300-AB-CDE Major Hardware Version 1 = Initial Release Major Software Version 1 = Initial Release Reserved for future use (Always marked "0") Faceplate Option 1 = Black Face Plate 2 = Grey Face Plate Display Option 1 = Standard Display 2 = NVG Compatible Display A:

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P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL C. RT-2000 Part Number Matrix 400-049400-AB-CDE-WWWW-XXXX Major Hardware Version 1 = Initial Release Major Software Version 1 = Initial Release Reserved for future use (Always marked "0") Reserved for future use (Always marked 0) Reserved for future use (Always marked 0_ 0 = none 1 = DES(XL)/DES-OFB ITM #1 Options W W W W

| | | |-------------------------------------------------------------Encryption

| | |--Trunking 1 = None

2 = Motorola Smartnet(3600 Baud) 2 = DVP-XL

3 = Motorola SmartZone(3600 Baud) 3 = DVI-XL

4 = P25

5 = P25 and Motorola SmartZone

| |----Frequency Band

|-----Reserved (Always marked "0") 1 = 136 - 174 MHz 2 = 403 - 470 MHz 3 = 450 - 520 MHz 4 = 806 - 870 MHz 5 = 136 - 174 MHz (NTIA Compliant) 6 = 380 - 470 MHz 4 = AES XXXX: ITM #2 Options X X X X

| | | |-------------------------------------------------------------Encryption

| | |--Trunking 1 = None

2 = Motorola Smartnet(3600 Baud)

3 = Motorola SmartZone(3600 Baud)

4 = P25

| |----Frequency Band

0 = None 1 = 136 - 174 MHz 2 = 403 - 470 MHz 3 = 450 - 520 MHz 4 = 806 - 870 MHz 5 = 136 - 174 MHz (NTIA Compliant) 6 = 380 - 470 MHz

|-----Reserved (Always marked "0") 0 = none 1 = DES(XL)/DES-OFB 2 = DVP-XL 3 = DVI-XL 4 = AES Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 13 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual D. Antenna Options The following antennas are required for use with the P-2000/RT-2000 Transceivers. Antenna Name AT-695 AT-462 AT-806 Wulfsberg Part Number 121-0019-000 121-014378-01 121-019079-01 Frequency Band FAA Certification 136-174 MHz 380-520 MHz 806-870 TSO PMA TSO See Figure 2-1, 2-2,2-3 for envelope drawings of antennas. E. RT-2000 Mounting Tray (Wulfsberg P/N 300-XXXXXX-01) See Figure 2 4 for envelope drawing of RT-2000 Mounting Tray. F. Required Accessories Part Type Connector Connector component Connector component Connector Connector component Connector component RF Connector RF Connector Cable Software Software Part Description DB-25 Connector DB-25 Backshell DB-25 Slide Locks DB-15 Connector DB-15 Backshell DB-15 Slide Locks Straight TNC for RG-193 Coax Cable Right angleTNC for RG-193 Coax Cable RT-2000 KVL Data Cable XTS-3000 PC Programming Software XTS-5000 PC Programming Software Wulfsberg Part Number 030-02703-0000 129-214803-25 129-141470-25 129-217927-01 129-241803-15 129-141470-15 129-041810-01 129-041811-01 300-349082-01

***Available from Motorola

***Available from Motorola

***XTS-3000 PC Programming Software (RVN4184) is required for transceiver options 1 through 4. Options 5 and 6 require XTS-5000 PC Programming Software(RVN4186). These Motorola part numbers are subject to change without notice. Motorola Software must be obtained by the operator directly from Motorola Customer Service Department via the following telephone numbers:

U.S. and Canadian Customers Federal Government Customers Outside U.S. Customer 1-800-422-4210 1-800-826-1931 1-847-538-8023 Page 14 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL SECTION 2 INSTALLATION 1. General This section contains suggestions and factors to consider before installing the P-2000/C-

2000/RT-2000. Close adherence to these suggestions will assure a more satisfactory performance from the equipment. 2. Unpacking and Inspecting Equipment Exercise extreme care when unpacking the equipment. Make a visual inspection of the units for evidence of damage incurred during shipment. If a claim for damage is to be made, save the shipping container to substantiate the claim. The claim should be promptly filed with the transportation company. It would be advisable to retain the container and packaging material after all equipment has been removed in the event that equipment storage or reshipment should become necessary. 3. Equipment Installation The P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 installations will conform to standards designated by the customer, installing agency, and existing conditions as to the unit location and type of installation. See Figures 2-1 through 2-7 for an outline drawings of the LRUs, installation tray, and antennas. Before beginning installation the installing agency should review the drawings, electrical interwiring diagram and installation pictorials which are located in this section, and establish requirements to a particular aircraft. A. Cooling Considerations The greatest single contributor to increased reliability of all modern day avionics is limiting the maximum operating temperature of the individual units, whether panel-mounted or remote-

mounted. While modern day circuit designs consume far less electrical energy, the watts per cubic inch dissipated within the avionics units still remains much the same due to high density packaging techniques utilized. Consequently, the importance of providing avionics cooling is essential to the life span of the unit. The combined heat load of several units operating in a typical avionics location will significantly degrade the reliability of the avionics if provisions for cooling are not incorporated in the initial installation. Failure to provide cooling will certainly lead to increased avionics maintenance costs and may void the Wulfsberg warranty. B. P-2000 Mechanical Installation

(1) Select the P-2000 mounting location. Insure that unit will be easily accessible and clearly visible to the operator. The location should be free from excessive moisture, vibration, heat and noise generating sources. The unit has standard Dzus mount dimensions as shown in Figure 2-1. Allow adequate space and service loops for installation of cables and connectors. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 15 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual

(2) The installing agency will supply and fabricate all external cables. The connectors are supplied separately and are listed in Section 1.F.

(3) The length and routing of the external cables must be carefrully studied and planned before attempting actual installation. Avoid sharp bends and placing cables too near other aircraft cables.

(4) Use only recommended wire sizes and wire type for interwiring. Wire sizes and wire type are listed on the interwiring diagrams. C. C-2000 Mechanical Installation

(1) Select the P-2000 mounting location. Insure that unit will be easily accessible and clearly visible to the operator. The location should be free from excessive moisture, vibration, heat and noise generating sources. The unit has standard Dzus mount dimensions as shown in Figure 2-1. Allow adequate space and service loops for installation of cables and connectors.

(2) The installing agency will supply and fabricate all external cables. The connectors are supplied separately and are listed in Section 1.F.

(3) The length and routing of the external cables must be carefrully studied and planned before attempting actual installation. Avoid sharp bends and placing cables too near other aircraft cables.

(4) Use only recommended wire sizes and wire type for interwiring. Wire sizes and wire type are listed on the interwiring diagrams. D. RT-2000 Mechanical Installation

(1) Select the RT-2000 mounting location. The location should be free from excessive moisture, vibration, heat and noise generating sources. The unit can be rigidly mounted. Allow at least one inch of free air space around the top and rear of the unit and one-half inch along each side. Allow adequate space for installation of cables and connectors.

(2) Refer to Figure 2-3 for the RT-2000 mounting dimensions.

(3) Mark, punch, and drill the mounting holes. Care must be taken to avoid damage to adjacent equipment or cables.

(4) Secure the mounting tray firmly in place.

(5) Secure the RT-2000 to the mounting tray and connect all appropriate connectors taking care to apply the correct RF connector to the desired transceiver. Page 16 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL E. Antenna Mechanical Installation

(1) Antenna installation is critical to the range and quality of the transmitted signal. Care should be taken to keep all antennas a separated as possible. A minimum of 70 cm should be observed if possible.

(2) Whenever possible, mount antennas on the bottom of the aircraft. The only exception is if two antennas covering the same frequency band are used, put one on the top of the aircraft and the other on the bottom to achieve maximum isolation. If this is not possible, put on the front of the aircraft and one on the rear.

(3) The antennas should be mounted on a flat metal surface to obtain a proper ground plane. Ensure the antenna is adequately grounded to the aircraft skin (<5 mohm is a standard rule of thumb).

(4) P-2000/RT-2000 antennas should be mounted a minimum of 20 cm from each other.

(5) Wulfsberg recommends the use of RG-193 on most installations. Installers can substitute other types of coax than RG-193 to get better performance especially at higher frequencies. Be aware that each type of coaxial cable requires specific connectors that may only be available from the coaxial cable manufacturer. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 17 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual This page intentionally left blank. Page 18 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Remove this page and insert 154-049200 (P-2000 outline), Sheet 1 of 1 (Fig. 2-1). Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 19 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Remove this page and insert 154-049300 (C-2000 Outline), Sheet 1 of 1 (Fig. 2-2). Page 20 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Remove this page and insert 154-049400 (RT-2000 Outline), Sheet 1 of 1 (Fig. 2-3). Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 21 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Remove this page and insert 154-049065 (RT-2000 Mounting Tray), Sheet 1 of 1 (Fig. 2-5). Page 22 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Remove this page and insert 121-0019-000 (AT-695 Outline), Sheet 1 of 1 (Fig. 2-6). Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 23 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Remove this page and insert 121-014378 (AT-462), Sheet 1 of 1 (Fig. 2-7). Page 24 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Remove this page and insert 121-049079 (AT-806), Sheet 1 of 1 (Fig. 2-8). Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 25 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Section 3 - Electrical Installation 1. General Information The Flexcomm 2000 family of products provide for many installation options. Normally the requirements can be determined by answering the following questions.

(1) Does the user want a transceiver that is remote mounted or panel mounted?

This determines whether a P-2000 (panel mount) or a RT-2000 (Remote mount) transceiver will be used. If a RT-2000 remote mount transceiver is used, then at least one C-2000 control head must also be specified. Additional C-2000's can be added for control of the RT-2000 from remote locations. If a P-2000 panel mount transceiver is desired then additional C-2000's can be added for control of the P-2000 from remote locations.

(2) How many channels must be monitored at a time - one or two?

This determines how many Internal Transceiver Modules (ITMs) are inside the P-

2000 or the RT-2000. The P-2000 and RT-2000 can have one or two ITM's. If the transceiver has two ITM's, then the user has the choice of using one or two mic/headset ports. Usually this is determined by the number of audio panel ports available for FM tactical radios. In new installations it is recommended that two audio ports be used so that each ITM can be accessed independently by two operators. For retrofit installations, one port can be used to access both ITM's. If only one microphone/headset port is available, then connect it to FM 1 mic/headset port on the transceiver. The user will then need to select using the P-

2000 or C-2000 front panel controls which ITM to use for transmit. The receive audio from both ITM's will be summed together and output on FM 1 Headset Port. If two positions on the audio panel are available, then connect the 1st position to FM 1 mic/headset and position #2 to FM 2 mic/headset. This will allow for two users to independently operate the two ITM's.

(3) Does the audio panel have individual RX audio volume controls?

If yes, then the P-2000 or C-2000 can have the volume controls programmed by the installer to a set level that the user will not be able to change via the volume knobs on the front of the P-2000/C-2000. In this case, the user will go to the audio panel to change the volume - not the P-2000 or C-2000. Page 26 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A 2. Sample System Block Diagrams P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL The following block diagrams are intended to show various installation configurations of the 2000 family of products. Due to the flexibility of the system components it is impossible to create wiring diagrams for all configurations. However, with the examples given by the manufacturer and the technical descriptions of connector pins, a competent designer should be able to create wiring diagrams for their specific application. Figure 3.1 shows diagrams that use a single P-2000 and Single C-2000/RT-2000. They attempt to show how single and multiple Mic/Headset interfaces can be used. Figure 3.2 shows diagrams that use a combination of C-2000 control units and P-2000/RT-2000 transceivers with audio panels without volume controls. Figure 3.3 shows diagrams that employ a combination of C-2000 control units and P-2000/RT-

2000 transceivers. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 27 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Remove this page and Insert P-2000 Block diagrams Page 1 here. Fig 3.1 Page 28 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Remove this page and Insert P-2000 Block diagrams Page 1 here. Fig 3.2 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 29 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Remove this page and Insert P-2000 Block diagrams Page 1 here. Fig 3.3 Page 30 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL 3. Sample Interconnect Wiring Diagram The following wiring diagram is intended to show a basic installation of the Flexcomm 2000 family of products. Due to the flexibility of the system components it is impossible to create wiring diagrams for all configurations. However, with the examples given by the manufacturer and the technical descriptions of connector pins, a competent designer should be able to create wiring diagrams for their specific application. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 31 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual 4. Connector Pin Number and Descriptions The following tables and pin descriptions are for the P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 J101(DB-15) and J102 (DB-15) connectors. J101 Pin Numbers and Signal Names Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 SIGNAL NAME Headset 1 Out H Headset 1 Out L CAN Data H CAN Data L External Speaker Out External Speaker Return PTT 1 Input Mic 1 Input H Mic 1 Input L Shield Ground External On/OFF Control Panel Lite Return Headset 2 Out H Headset 2 Out L Reserved Spare #1 28 VDC Panel Lite 5 V Panel Lite Reserved Spare #2 28 VDC Aircraft Power 28 VDC Aircraft Return PTT 2 Input Reserved Spare #3 Mic 2 Input H Mic 2 Input L Reserved Spare #4 Table 3.1 J101 Pin Numbers and Signal Names Page 32 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL Pin - Signal Name (J101 25 Pin D-sub) 1 - Headset 1 Out H This analog output provides the High side of the receive and sidetone audio output from either FM-1 transceiver (Mode 2) or the summation of FM-1 and FM-2 (Mode 1). Standard audio levels of 100 mW into 600 ohm load is provided for standard modulation

(1.0 kHz tone, 3 kHz FM Mod). This output is normally sent an audio panel. This output must use shielded wire. 2 - Headset 1 Out L This analog output provides the Low side of the receive and sidetone audio output from a transceiver. Normally this output is either grounded or sent to an audio panel. This output must use shielded wire. 3 - CAN Data H This bi-directional pin provides for data communications between a C-2000 and P-2000 or RT-2000. Voltage levels range between 0 and 5 VDC. This pin is only used when a system incorporates a C-2000. Twisted Shielded wire should be used with this pin. 4 - CAN Data L This bi-directional pin provides for data communications between a C-2000 and P-2000 or RT-2000. Voltage levels range between 0 and 5 VDC. This pin is only used when a system incorporates a C-2000. Twisted Shielded wire should be used with this pin. 5 - External Speaker Out This analog audio output is the summation of the receive audio of either or both transceiver modules. It does not output sidetone. Normally this audio is provided for special applications where a speaker rather than Headset is used. It can drive a 10K load with .9 VRMS. This output is intended to drive a powered speaker. Use shielded wire. 6 - External Speaker Return This pin provides the ground path for the external speaker output. Use shielded wire. 7 - PTT 1 Input This input when grounded activates the transmitter for FM - 1 or FM - 2 (Depending on operating mode and selected transceiver). Normally this is connected to the audio panel PTT output. If a discreet microphone is being used (no audio panel) this pin should be tied to Mic 1 Input L. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 33 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual 8 - Mic 1 Input H This pin is the high side of a differential microphone 1 input and provides a 150 ohm input impedance for the crew microphone input. Normally this pin is connected to the audio panel. Carbon microphone DC bias is provided by the unit. Standard input of 1kHz tone

@ .25VRMS should produce standard FM modulation out (3.0 kHz). Use shielded wire. 9 - Mic 1 Input L This pin is the low side of a differential microphone 1 input. Normally this pin is connected to the audio panel. Use shielded wire. 10 - Shield Ground All shields of signals originating at the P-2000 or RT-2000 and terminating at other equipment should be connected to this pin and left un-terminated at the other equipment. 11 - External ON Control This pin is only used in a system that contains a C-2000. When this pin is grounded the unit will turn on. 12 - Panel Lite Return The pin provides the ground path for the lite buss input. 13 - Headset 2 Out H This analog output provides the High side of the receive and sidetone audio output from FM-2 transceiver (Mode 2). Standard audio levels of 100 mW into 600 ohm load is provided for standard modulation (1.0 kHz tone, 3 kHz FM Mod). This output is normally sent an audio panel. This output must use shielded wire. 14 - Headset 2 Out L This analog output provides the low side of the receive and sidetone audio output from a transceiver. Normally this output is either grounded or sent to an audio panel. This output must use shielded wire. 15 - Reserved Spare #1 This reserved for future use. 16 - 28 VDC Panel Lite This pin provides for 28 VDC aircraft lite dimmer buss control of the keyboard lighting (the LCD brightness is set by the user via keypad input). This pin does not draw power from the buss but simply monitors the voltage for proper lite tracking. Either 28 V or 5 volt (pin 17) may be used but not at the same time. This function is not used on the RT-2000 so no connection is required. Page 34 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL 17 - 5 VDC/5 VRMS Panel lite This pin provides for 5 VDC or 5 VRMS aircraft lite dimmer buss control of the keyboard lighting (the LCD brightness is set by the user via keypad input). This pin does not draw power from the buss but simply monitors the voltage for proper lite tracking. Either 28 V or 5 volt may be used but not at the same time. This function is not used on the RT-

2000 so no connection is required. 18 - Reserved Spare #2 This reserved for future use. 19 - 28 VDC Aircraft Power This pin provides 28 VDC aircraft power to the unit. Loading requirements and proper circuit breaker choices are P-2000: 4 amps, RT-2000: 4 amps, C-2000: 2 amps. 20 - 28 VDC Aircraft Ground This pin provides the ground return for the 28 VDC aircraft power to the unit. 21 - PTT 2 Input This input when grounded activates the transmitter for FM - 2. Normally this is connected to the audio panel PTT output. If a discreet microphone is being used (no audio panel) this pin should be tied to Mic 2 Input L. 22 - Reserved Spare #3 This reserved for future use. 23 - Mic 2 Input H This pin is the high side of a differential microphone 2 input and provides a 150 ohm input impedance for the crew microphone input. Normally this pin is connected to the audio panel. Carbon microphone DC bias is provided by the unit. Standard input of 1kHz tone

@ .25VRMS should produce standard FM modulation out (3.0 kHz). Use shielded wire. 24 - Mic 2 Input L This pin is the low side of a differential microphone 2 input. Normally this pin is connected to the audio panel. Use shielded wire. 25 - Reserved Spare #4 This reserved for future use. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 35 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 SIGNAL NAME External RS232 TX External RS232 RX RS232 Select 1 RS232 Select 2 ISP Start Discrete Normalized Audio 1 Out H Reserved Spare #5 Normalized Audio 2 Out H Reserved Spare #6 Ground Reserved Spare #1 Reserved Spare #2 Reserved Spare #3 Reserved Spare #4 Ground J102 15 Pin D-Sub Table 3.2 J102 Pin Numbers and Signal Names Pin - Signal Name 1 - External RS232TX This pin is a digital output from the unit. It provides for data communication during software flash procedures. 2 - External RS232RX This pin is a digital input to the unit. It provides for data communication during software flash procedures. 3 - RS232 Select 1 4 - RS232 Select 2 This pins select which internal module receive the RS232 data being transferred on pins 1 and 2 of J102. The choices for these pins are listed in the table below:

Pin 3 N/C Ground N/C Ground Pin 4 N/C N/C Ground Ground Selection TBD TBD TBD TBD 5 - ISP Start Discrete This pin is used only during Flash software loading during maintenance. Page 36 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL 6 - Normalized Audio 1 Out H This audio pin outputs audio from FM -1 at a constant level - i.e. it is not controlled by the volume control. This output will produce 1.75VRMS into a 10K load. 7 Reserved Spare #5 Reserved for future use. 8 Normalized Audio 2 Out H This audio pin outputs audio from FM -2 at a constant level - i.e. it is not controlled by the volume control. This output will produce 1.75VRMS into a 10K load. 9 Reserved Spare #6 Reserved for future use. 10 - Ground Ground. 11 - Reserved Spare #1 Reserved for future use. 12 - Reserved Spare #2 Reserved for future use. 13 - Reserved Spare #3 Reserved for future use. 14 - Reserved Spare #4 Reserved for future use. 15 - Ground Ground. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 37 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual SECTION 4 Installation Checkout Procedure Introduction 1. This procedure should be followed to verify installation of the system. Procedure

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(9) Install all LRUs and antenna systems. Verify grounding on antennas is <5 mohms. Verify grounding between LRUs and airframe is <.5mohms. Enable power bus. Verify display units turn on and initialize. Perform LEARN mode if unit requests it. Configure the unit for DUAL or SINGLE mice mode. See section 6 for more information. Configure the unit for LOCK VOLUME setting. Press the volume knob for FM1. Verify the discreet RX indicator for FM1 is displayed and that noise is heard in the headset. Vary FM1 volume knob (if LOCK VOLUME is set to NO) or the volume knob on the audio or both to very volume level can be controlled. Perform this test for both FM1 and FM2. Connect communication analyzer directly into FM1 antenna port (J103). Inject a signal into the transceiver and verify the reception at .6 uV unsquelches the audio and the signal is heard in the headset.

(10) Transmit with FM1 and verify power levels, Frequency, and deviation level

(maximum of 5 kHz, normal voice level, 3.0 kHz).

(11) Perform steps 9 and 10 with FM2 if applicable.

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(14) Using a Bird type watt meter, verify antenna VSWR is less than 2.5 to 1 for all antennas in the system. Connect antennas and verify over the air transmissions using the communications analyzer as the other unit. Transmit using each transceiver and verify no interference with other systems on the aircraft such as GPS, AM comms and NAV receivers. Page 38 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL SECTION 5 Continued Airworthiness Instructions Introduction This document contains instructions for testing a FLEXCOMM 200 system on a periodic maintenance cycle to assure continuous airworthiness. This document is intended to supplement the individual installation and user manuals of the Flexcomm 2000 system components. The aircraft maintenance personnel should be in possession of and refer to these manuals during inspections. The Flexcomm 2000 system includes a P-2000 panel mount transceiver or a C-2000 control head and a RT-2000 remote mount transceiver and suitable antennas. The recommended maintenance cycle is one year. Equipment To perform the checkout procedures described below, you must have the following:

A HP 8920 Communications Service Monitor or equivalent to transmit and receive over the programmed frequencies. An AT-150 or equivalent broad band antenna or single band antennas covering the same frequencies of the unit under test. Miscellaneous cables and adapters. A handset interfaced to the FLEXCOMM 2000 system. Four wire Ohmmeter. NOTE: Calibration or internal LRU adjustments are only required on failure condition of the equipment under test. Antenna Verification The bonding of all antennas and the radio chassis to the airframe should be verified to have an impedance of less than 0.1 Ohm. The VSWR of the combined antenna and coax cable should be measured at the connector to the radio. The VSWR should be no more than the maximum specified antenna 2.5:1. Transmitter Verification 1. Select a channel with known Receive and Transmit frequencies on FM1. 2. Set the Service Monitor to receive the transmit frequency of the selected channel. Connect the output of the radio under test to the Service Monitor RF input port with a cable less than three feet in length (refer to the Service Monitor Users Manual). 3. Use the handset interfaced to the FLEXCOMM 2000 system to transmit a signal, modulated from the Service Monitor. Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 39 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 Installation Manual 4. Measure the output power, output frequency, and FM modulation (kHz deviation) with the Service Monitor. Verify that the output frequency and power are within specification. Adjust or repair as necessary. 5. Repeat for FM2 transceiver. Receiver Verification 1. Select a channel with known Receive and Transmit frequencies on FM1. 2. Set the Service Monitor to transmit at the frequency programmed on the test unit with a 1 kHz tone with 3 kHz deviation for FM mode. If necessary, refer to the users manual supplied with the Service Monitor. 3. Connect the output of the radio to the RF input port with a cable less than three feet in length. Set the output power of the Service Monitor to the specified sensitivity level of the radio under test. 4. With the proper cables, route the headset audio back into the Service Monitor. Push the FM1 Volume button to open the squelch and measure SINAD. SINAD should be better than 12 dB for FM. 5. Increase the RF signal by 10 dB and verify that the squelch gate opens. 6. Repeat for FM2 if available. Final System Check-out 1. Reconnect the coax cable connecting the radio to the antenna. 2. Place an AT-150 or similar broad band antenna 10 feet from the aircraft antenna. The antenna should be at the same elevation and have the same polarity as the antenna on the aircraft. 3. Connect the antenna to the Service Monitor set to receiver at the desired frequency of test. 4. Transmit over FM1 on the test frequency and measure the received signal power. 5. The insertion loss should be between 30 and 40 dB @ 150 MHz. Substitution of the receiving antenna or changes in antenna placement can significantly effect measurement results. 6. Record the actual values measured and the measurement setup. Use this information to track any degradation in the antenna system on future system checkouts. 7. Repeat for FM2. Page 40 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003 Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A P-2000/C-2000/RT-2000 INSTALLATION MANUAL SECTION 6 Configuration Procedures 1. Introduction There are two configuration settings that may need to be set by the installer before operational use. 1. Configuration Settings The followings lists the configuration settings available in the P-2000/C-2000 that a installer must set properly based on the system design. Please use instructions displayed in the P-2000/C-

2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual for instructions on how to change these settings. Factory settings are shown below.

(1) MIC MODE (DUAL/SINGLE) There are two Mic mode settings depending on how many audio panel positions are available. Mode 1 or SINGLE is used when there is only one mic/headset position on the audio panel. In this case, the audio from both FM1 and FM2 will be summed together during receive and sent to FM1 Headset pins. Likewise microphone audio should be connected to FM1 Mic inputs and the operator will transmit on whichever transceiver is the active transceiver. The active transceiver is easily distinguished by the area of the display that has a bright blue background. Mode 2 or Dual is used when there are two mic/headset positions on the audio panel dedicated to the P-2000 system. In this case the audio from FM1 is sent to and from FM 1 Mic/Headset pins. Audio from FM2 is sent to and from FM2 Mic/Headset pins. The receive audio from each transceiver is kept separate. In this case the designation of a transceiver, FM1 or FM2 as the active transceiver only means the knobs and buttons will operate on that transceiver. The user selects which transceiver FM1 or FM2 via the audio panel. FACTORY SETTING= DUAL.

(2) LOCK VOLUME (NO/YES) If the installer has designed the system with audio panels that do not have volume controls, this value should be set to NO. When audio panels have volume controls, it is left to the installer/user to determine if theyd like the volume pots on the P-2000 to be disabled so that there is only one location in the system for volume control the audio panel. In this case set this value to YES. FACTORY SETTING= NO Publication No. 150-049106 Rev. A Page 41 of 41 P-2000 Installation Manual Oct 2003

Operators 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 Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................3 FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................................................3 TRANSCEIVER OVERVIEW ..........................................................................................................................................4 BASIC OPERATIONS................................................................................................................................................5 FRONT PANEL & CONTROLS.......................................................................................................................................5 KEYPAD BUTTONS......................................................................................................................................................6 THE HOME PAGE ........................................................................................................................................................7 SETTING THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS.........................................................................................................................10 SETTING THE VOLUME LEVEL ..................................................................................................................................10 SELECTING THE ACTIVE TRANSCEIVER ....................................................................................................................11 SELECTING A STANDBY CHANNEL USING THE CURSOR/TUNE KNOB.......................................................................12 SELECTING A CHANNEL USING THE KEYPAD ...........................................................................................................12 SELECTING A CHANNEL BY ALPHANUMERIC IDENTIFIER .........................................................................................13 USING THE DIRECT/REPEAT FEATURE......................................................................................................................13 RECEIVING/TRANSMITTING......................................................................................................................................14 ENABLING/DISABLING TRANSCEIVERS.....................................................................................................................14 QMEM OPERATIONS ............................................................................................................................................15 MESSAGE PAGE......................................................................................................................................................16 PROGRAMMING/EDITING A PRESET CHANNEL .........................................................................................18 EDITING A PRESET CHANNEL ...................................................................................................................................19 CHANGING TRANSMIT POWER..................................................................................................................................19 ENHANCED SYSTEM FEATURES.......................................................................................................................20 RELAY MODE...........................................................................................................................................................20 SIMULCAST MODE....................................................................................................................................................21 RELAY/SIMULCAST MODE .......................................................................................................................................22 REPEATER MODE......................................................................................................................................................23 XTS-EMULATION MODE..........................................................................................................................................24 PHONE PATCH MODE ...............................................................................................................................................24 ENCRYPTION FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................25 TURNING ENCRYPTION ON AND OFF........................................................................................................................25 SELECTING AN ENCRYPTION KEY.............................................................................................................................25 PERFORMING AN OTAR ...........................................................................................................................................26 LOADING ENCRYPTION KEYS...................................................................................................................................28 ERASING ENCRYPTION KEYS WITH A KEYLOADER .................................................................................................29 CPS MODE ................................................................................................................................................................30 LOADING CHANNEL MEMORY..................................................................................................................................30 SYSTEM SETUP MODE .........................................................................................................................................32 MAINTENANCE PAGES ........................................................................................................................................34 FLASHPORT MODE....................................................................................................................................................35 DIGITAL POT TUNING MODE....................................................................................................................................35 SOFTWARE VERSIONS DISPLAY PAGE ......................................................................................................................36 STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL SETUP AND OPERATION.......................................................................................37 Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 2 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics Introduction P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual The Wulfsberg "2000" family of Flexcomm products are comprised of the P-2000 panel mount transceiver and the RT-2000 remote mount transceiver which is controlled by the C-2000 control head. The P-2000 and RT-2000 are capable of being populated with one or two ITM's (Internal Transceiver Modules) covering any combination of the following frequency bands: VHF 136-174 MHz, UHF -1 (403-470 MHz), UHF -2 (450-520 MHz) and UHF800

(806-870 MHz). For applications where multiple points of user operation are required, one or more C-2000's can be added. For purposes of this manual the term "P-2000" shall be used to describe a P-2000 or C-2000/RT-2000 installation. The features and user interface are identical in both systems. Features The P-2000 provides a host of powerful features, including:

Multi-band operations: One or Two ITM's covering any combination of the following frequency bands:

136 - 174 MHz (10/1 Watt Transmit Power) 403 - 470 MHz (10/1 Watt Transmit Power) 450 - 520 MHz (10/1 Watt Transmit Power) 806 - 870 MHz (3/1 Watt Transmit Power) Clear and bright Color LCD display showing Active/Standby channel selection along with other critical operational information. 255 Preset channel memory in each internal transceiver module. The powerful yet incredibly simple user interface that allows the user to select channels using the firm tactile feedback keypad or rotary knobs. Modulation types available in the P-2000 include FM analog, P25 Digital conventional, P25 Trunking and Motorola 3600 Baud Trunking. Transceivers are capable of operating on 12.5 kHz, 20.0 kHz, and 25.0 kHz channels depending on options. Multiple types of encryption are available as options (AES, DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB, DVP and DVI). In addition, MDC1200 OTAR and P25 OTAR are standard in all models that include encryption capability. One or Two microphone/headset interfaces are supported. This provides retrofit applications the ability to use both transceivers even if only one microphone/headset port is available on the aircraft audio panel system. If two microphone/headset ports are used, the P-2000 is capable of independent operation of each ITM. In other words, one user can be operating on FM1 while the other user independently uses FM2. Advanced multi-radio modes, such as Relay, Simulcast and Relay-Simulcast. Programming port on the front of the panel allows for computer loading of channel information and encryption key loading. Wulfsberg's exclusive QMEM (Quick Memory) function allows for fast access to preset memory channels. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 3 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Transceiver Overview The Wulfsberg 2000 family of radio products is a group of FM Tactical transceivers that incorporate one or two transceiver modules and control functions into a single panel mount unit (P-2000) or a panel mount control head

(C-2000) and remote mount RT-2000 Transceiver. 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 either 1 or 10 watts transmit power. The 800 MHz unit produces either 1 or 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 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 either 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 Wulfsberg RT-2000 is a remote mounted transceiver that incorporates one or two transceiver modules in a remote mounted unit. It must be controlled by at least one C-2000 control head. Additional C-2000's can be added to the system for multi-positional control of the transceiver. The P-2000 or C-2000/RT-2000 systems operate identically with the exception of the PC/Keyloading interface. For a P-2000 the interface is located on the front of the P-2000. In a C-2000/RT-2000 system, the connector on the RT-2000 is used for PC/Keyloading functions. The connector on the C-2000 is not currently used. NOTE:

For the purposes of this operators manual the use of the phrase P-2000 will be used to cover both P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 systems. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 4 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Basic Operations Front Panel & Controls FM #1 Transfer FM #2 Transfer FM #1 Select FM #2 Select Keypad DISPLAY FM #1 Volume Data Port FM #2 Volume Cursor Knob Value Knob &

Enter/Power Button The P-2000 has a color LCD display. It provides the visual feedback for the system. Exactly what is displayed depends on the current operating mode of the P-2000. During normal operation, the top area shows information for FM #1 and the bottom line shows information for FM #2. The keypad and select/tune rotary knobs perform functions on the transceiver that is highlighted in blue. The blue highlight also indicates which transceiver has been selected for transmitting when the system is operating in MODE 1. This is the mode in which only one audio panel position being shared between the two transceivers. FM #1 SELECT This button selects FM #1 as the active transceiver. This is depicted on the display by the FM1 area turning a bright blue color. The keypad and select/Tune Knobs will now operate exclusively on the FM1 transceiver. FM #2 SELECT - This button selects FM #2 as the active transceiver. This is depicted on the display by the FM2 area turning a bright blue color. The keypad and select/Tune Knobs will now operate exclusively on the FM2 transceiver. FM #1 TRANSFER The button will transfer

(flip-flop) the active and standby channels for FM1. FM #2 TRANSFER This button will transfer

(flip-flop) the active and standby channels for FM2. FM #1 VOLUME KNOB This rotary switch is used to control the volume of FM #1. Pressing the button will perform a Test of the audio system by allowing audio from that transceiver to be sent to the headset. This is used to vary volume levels of that transceiver. FM #2 VOLUME KNOB This rotary switch is used to control the volume of FM #2. Pressing the button will perform a Test of the audio system by allowing audio from that transceiver to be sent to the headset. This is used to vary volume levels of that transceiver. SELECT KNOB This rotary switch is used to move the cursor around the display. TUNE KNOB This rotary switch is used to modify values at the cursor position. ENTER/PWR button Pushing the TUNE KNOB

(small rotary knob) button performs both Enter and power on/off operations. DATA PORT This connector is used to transfer data between the P-2000 and Encrytion Keyloaders or for loading preset channel information via the Motorola CPS (PC based) software. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 5 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Keypad Buttons The P-2000 has a 12 button keypad. Each buttons functions are described below. 1:DIR Toggles the active transceiver in and out of DIRECT mode. Use this button to enter a 1 during keypad entry mode. 2:MODE This button will cycle through the enhanced modes of operation. Use this button to enter a 2 during keypad entry mode. 3:PROG This button will display the PROGRAM PAGE. Use this button to enter 3 during keypad entry mode. 4:DIM This button will display the page used to control the displays brightness. Use this button to enter a 4 during keypad entry mode. 5:OTAR This button will initiate an Over The Air Rekey for the transceiver under cursor control . Use this button to enter a 5 during keypad entry mode.

#:CHAN This button will select channel entry mode using the keypad. Use this button to enter a #

during keypad entry mode. 6:KEY This button will prompt the user for a transmit encryption key to override the preset value for the active transceiver. Use this button to enter a 6 during keypad entry mode. 7:MSG This button will allow the user to view system messages pages. Use this button to enter a 7 during keypad entry mode 8:SCAN This button will send the active transceiver into scan mode. Use this button to enter an 8 during keypad entry mode. 9:PVT This button will toggle the active transceiver in and out of private mode. Use this button to enter a 9 during keypad entry mode. 0:QMEM This button allows the user to quickly select a preset channel using the Quick Memory channel entry mode. Use this button to enter a 0 during keypad entry mode.

*:HOME This button will display the HOME PAGE, except in some advanced modes of operation, where it will return the user to a previous page or mode of operation. Use this button to enter a * during keypad entry mode. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 6 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual The Home Page The HOME PAGE is the primary operational page of the P-2000. The HOME PAGE becomes visible when the P-2000 is ready for user input, immediately after the power up and initialization sequences have completed. When viewing the HOME PAGE, Radio 1 (Also called FM1 or Transceiver #1) is always displayed on the top section. Radio 2 is always displayed on the bottom section. All keypad-initiated operations are performed on the active radio. The active radio easily distinguished by the bright blue color. The cursor is the square box that is located either around the channel number or around the channel alpha identifier. It can be quickly toggled between the channel number and alpha identifier using the Select Knob. The following illustration is an example of what the HOME PAGE looks like. CURSOR FM 1 Information FM 2 Information FM 1 Discreet Indicators ACTIVE Channel STANDBY Channel Channel Alpha Identifier System Status Information The home page is divided into 3 areas FM 1 information (top), FM 2 information (middle), and an area for system status or system prompts (bottom). Notice in the picture above that the area in blue contains the information for FM 1. FM 1 will always be on the top. The names FM1, FM2 can be changed in the system setup so that users can change it to something more meaningful to their use such as VHF or MAIN. ACT/SBY - The normal operating mode of the P-2000 is very similar to most ATC COMM radios. The user tunes the Standby channel and then flip-flops it into the Active channel position using the TRANSFER button. The radio is loaded with Active channel. The standby channel is ONLY used as a scratchpad for selecting the next channel. As an alternative to using the ACTIVE/STANDBY mode, the operator can press and hold the transfer button for 3 seconds and the STANDBY channel will disappear and now the user can tune the active channel directly. Either mode can be selected in the System Setup Mode as the default mode of operation. Notice the square box (CURSOR) around the SBY channel number 104. This indicates the system will tune the Standby channel number. The cursor can be moved around the Alpha Identifier and channels will be selected alphabetically. STATUS LINE - The status line is located on the very bottom of the display and it is where the user will be prompted to either input more information via the keypad. It is also used to display the Message Indictor used to show there is a system message to view. In this case the user should put the MSG button to show the Message page. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 7 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Discreet Indicators The following discreet indicators apply to both FM1 and FM2. ACTIVE Channel STANDBY Channel FM 1 Discreet Indicators Channel Alpha Identifier FM1 M TX This helps the user know the information in this block is for the transceiver located in FM #1 Position. This indicates that the audio for that transceiver has been turned muted. To un-mute the audio, change the volume on that radio to something other than 0. This indicates the transceiver is in the transmit mode. RX This indicates the transceiver is receiving a signal. DIR PVT SCAN This indicates the transceiver has been put into DIRECT mode. Direct mode is also called Talk-

around, Car-to-Car, or Simplex. This indicates the transceiver has been put into Private mode and will use the encryption system embedded in the transceiver. This mode is not available if a channel is not programmed for encryption. This indicates the transceiver has been put into Scan mode. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 8 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Turning the System On and Off To power-on the P-2000, press and hold the PWR button (push in the TUNE Knob) for approximately one second and release. Several version number and copyright pages appear on the display while the unit performs a self-test and initializes the attached radio systems. When initialization is complete, the HOME PAGE will appear on the display. To power the P-2000 OFF, press and hold the PWR button for 3 seconds. The following message flashes on the display several times:

Continue to hold the PWR button until the message stops flashing and the display turns off. If aircraft power is removed while the P-2000 is in operation, the P-2000 will store the following information to memory so that when power is re-applied the system will be at the same operating point:

1. Current active and standby channels for FM1 and FM2. 2. Current volume levels for FM1 and FM2. If the operator releases the PWR button prior to 3 seconds elapsing, the display will return its previous state. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 9 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Setting the Display Brightness When the user presses the DIM button, the display brightness adjustment display appears. When the Tune Knob is turned clockwise, the display brightness increases in intensity. When the Tune Knob is turned counter-clockwise, the display brightness decreases in intensity. The Brightness display disappears when no Tune Knob activity has been present for more than 2 seconds. Setting the Volume Level When you first power on the P-2000, the volume levels for both transceivers will be reset to the level that was active when the unit was powered down. You can change the volume level as follows. When the user turns either of the volume knobs, the volume adjustment display will appear. When the upper volume knob is turned, the volume adjustment display will appear on the upper half of the screen, and will adjust the volume on FM1 transceiver. Likewise, when the lower volume knob is turned, the volume adjustment display will appear on the lower half of the screen, and will adjust the volume on FM2 transceiver. The display below depicts the volume adjustment display when the upper volume knob has been turned. Turning the volume knob clockwise will increase the volume level, while turning the knob counter-clockwise will decrease the volume level. The current volume level will be displayed within the display. If the volume is turned all the way down to the off position, the bar will turn red and the Mute indicator will be displayed on the main page. To test the current volume level, press the volume knob and noise should be heard in the headset. The volume adjustment display will automatically disappear if when no knob turning activity has occurred for more than 2 seconds. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 10 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Selecting the Active Transceiver To make FM1 or FM2 the active transceiver means that the keypad/rotary knobs will perform operations on that transceiver. The active transceiver is always highlighted in a bright blue color. As shown in the picture below, FM1 is the active transceiver. FM #1 Select To make FM1 the active transceiver: Push the FM #1 SELECT BUTTON (shown above). Pushing the FM #2 SELECT BUTTON will make FM2 the active transceiver and the blue highlight will be moved to the FM2 area of the display (shown below). FM #2 Select When the P-2000 operating in MODE 1 (only one headset shared between two transceivers), the active transceiver is the one that will be used for transmitting. In MODE 1, the transceivers (FM1 and FM2) will have their receive audio summed together and sent to the headset. The operator must choose which transceiver will be used when they want to transmit. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 11 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Selecting a Standby Channel Using the Cursor/Tune Knob When the P-2000 first powers on, the selected channels will be set to those that were active when the unit was powered down. To select a different preset channel, do the following:

Using the Select Knob, put the square cursor around the channel number. Turn the Tune Knob until the channel is your desired channel. If you wish to make this your active channel, push the transfer button. Selecting a Channel Using the Keypad Occasionally, it is desirable to select a preset channel by entering its number via the keypad, rather than dialing it in with the Select/Tune knobs. This can be performed as follows. When the user presses the CHAN key, the keypad channel entry mode will begin. This mode allows the user to tune a channel by inputting the desired channels number into a field via the keypad. The figure below depicts this mode of channel tuning. If no keypad input is received for more than 4 seconds, the operation will automatically cancel. Pressing the HOME key operation will also cancel the operation. When the user presses the ENTER key, the channel with the number input into the field will be loaded. If the input channel number is invalid, an error tone will sound, and the previous good channel will be reinstated. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 12 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Selecting a Channel by Alphanumeric Identifier To change the standby channel using the Alpha Identifier, use the Select Knob to move the cursor square around the alpha identifier as shown below. Turn the Tune Knob until the channel is your desired channel. Notice that channels change alphabetically. Using the Direct/Repeat Feature The P-2000 supports both direct and repeat modes of operation. Any preset channel that has identical transmit and receive frequencies is considered a direct channel. If the transmit and receive frequencies are different, the P-2000 considers the channel a repeater channel. Repeater channels can be temporarily changed into direct channels by pressing the DIR button. This will temporarily copy the receive frequency into the transmit frequency. The direct mode indicator will light. The following illustration shows radio 1 in direct mode. Direct Mode Indicator NOTE:

Pressing the DIR button on a direct channel has no effect. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 13 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Receiving/Transmitting Transmitting To transmit on a radio system, select the appropriate source on your audio panel, and key the microphone. Transmission will begin on the radios currently selected Active Channel. During the transmission, the radios transmit indicator will light, and the channels transmit frequency will be displayed. The following illustration depicts FM #1 transmitting. Receiving The P-2000 is constantly monitoring its radios for reception. When a signal is received, the P-2000 will light the receive indicator for the receiving radio, and route the audio to the operators headset (assuming the associated intercom switch is selected). The following illustration depicts FM #2 receiving. TX Indicator RX Indicator Enabling/Disabling Transceivers Transceivers cannot be individually powered off on the P-2000, however the volume level of either transceiver can be reduced to zero, effectively turning off the transceiver. The screen below shows what the display looks like when the audio level of a transceiver is set to zero. Notice the mute indicator is displayed and the level indicator turns red. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 14 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual QMEM Operations When the user presses the QMEM key, the system will enter the QMEM mode. This mode allows the user to either select or program a QMEM location. When the user presses the QMEM key, then presses a keypad key (0-9), the channel programmed into the corresponding (0-9) QMEM location shall be loaded into the active channel, and the previously active channel shall be loaded into the standby channel. If the user presses the QMEM key, then presses and holds down a keypad key (0-9) for 3 or more seconds, the current active channel shall be programmed into the corresponding QMEM location. If the user does not press any key for more than 4 seconds after pressing the QMEM key, the QMEM operation shall automatically be cancelled. The user can also cancel the QMEM operation by pressing the HOME key. The figure below shows the QMEM operation in mid stream. To store a channel into a QMEM position first put the desired channel in the active channel and press the QMEM button. The figure below shows what the display will look like. At this point press and hold button 0-9 until the status line indicates the storage operation is completed, as shown in the picture below:

To load the active channel using QMEM, simply push the QMEM button followed by a 0-9 button and the programmed channel will be automatically loaded into the active channel. If that QMEM position has not been programmed with a channel, the status line will indicate to the user no channel is programmed. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 15 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual MESSAGE PAGE This page allows the user to manage text messages for the system. When no unread messages exist within the system, the MSG indicator will not be visible on the normal operation page. When the MSG key is pressed on the normal operation page and no messages are available, the no message page is displayed. This page is depicted below. The only selectable item on this page will be the back button. Pressing ENTER will return to the HOME page. When an unread message exists within the system, the MSG indicator will be visible on the HOME page. When the MSG key is pressed and messages are available, the message list page shall be displayed. An example of a message page that contains unread messages is shown below. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 16 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual The Select Knob allows the selection of the message list, back button, erase button, and next button. Pressing ENTER while the BACK button is selected returns to the previous page. Pressing ENTER while the ERASE button is selected deletes the currently selected message from the message list. Pressing ENTER while the NEXT button is selected invokes the message view page for the currently selected message in the message list. The message view page is depicted below. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 17 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Programming/Editing a Preset Channel The EDIT PAGE allows the operator to temporarily change properties of a preset channel. Precisely which properties can be changed varies with channel and radio type. At a minimum, all information that can be determined by the system during the LEARN mode is displayed on this page. While on the HOME page press the EDIT button and Programming Mode display page will be seen. Select either of the first two options to program or edit preset channels for FM1 or FM 2 transceivers. Once a selection has been made the display will show the Channel Properties page will be displayed as seen below:

On this page field labels are shown in white characters and data fields are in green characters. The Select/Tune knobs are used to move the cursor to the different fields and then change and/or select data entered via the Tune Knob. Below is a list of the data fields used on this display page:

Channel Identifier field (CHAN:) This displays the currently selected channel, i.e. the channel you are editing. Zone Number (Z:) This displays which zone the preset channel is stored in. Channel Number (C) This displays which channel the preset channel is stored in. ALPHA ID (ALPHA) This field displays the alpha identifier for channel being programming. Modulation Type Field This field displays the current channels modulation type. The modulation types are displayed as AM, FM, P (P25), and TK (trunking) and the channel bandwidth 12.5/20/25/30 kHz. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 18 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual NAC Code (NAC) This shows the NAC code number used on P-25 systems. Receive Frequency Field (RX:) This field displays the current channels receive frequency. Receive Tone Field This field displays the current channels receive CTCSS/DCS (PL/DPL) tone. Transmit Frequency Field (TX:) This field displays the current channels transmit frequency. Transmit Tone Field This field displays the current channels transmit tone. Transmit Power Level Field This field displays the current channels transmit power level. Power level is displayed as HI for high power or LO for low power. Encryption Type (ENC:) This field displays if the preset channel is setup to use encryption. OTAR Field (O:) This field displays if the current channel is setup to be able to OTAR. Encryption Key Field (K:) This field displays the current channels transmit encryption key. The encryption key will display as a number between 1 and 16, or .. if no key has been specified for the channel. Editing a Preset Channel Currently only changing of the transmit power is allowed for editing a preset channel. Changing Transmit Power The P-2000 supports the selection of high and low transmit power. Normally high power is used, however, if interference or other transmit issues are experienced, low power may be selected to help remedy the issue. If you have a radio that supports multiple power levels, such as the RT-5000, you can alter the power setting from the EDIT PAGE as follows:

Move the cursor under the transmit power field, as depicted below. Rotate the TUNE knob clockwise once. The power indicator will toggle between high and low with each turn of the TUNE knob. Press the HOME button or the BACK button to exit the mode and return to the normal operating page. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 19 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Enhanced System Features Relay Mode Relay Mode allows your aircrafts P-2000-based transceiver system to automatically relay receiver audio from one transceiver and retransmit it out the transmitter. If a Relay Mode link is established between two locations, a message received from one location is automatically retransmitted to the other. You can establish relay operation as follows:

From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 1 and establish communications on that channel. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 2 and establish communication on the channel. Press the MODE button and the Mode Selection page will be displayed:

Select the RELAY MODE by high-lighting the option and pressing the ENTER button. The unit will now enter the RELAY mode and the display will look like the one below:

Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 20 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Simulcast Mode Simulcast Mode allows you to transmit simultaneously to two other locations that have radios tuned to different frequencies. You can establish simulcast operation as follows. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 1 and establish communications on that channel. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 2 and establish communication on the channel. Press the MODE button and the Mode Selection page will be displayed:

Select the SIMULCAST MODE by high-lighting the option and pressing the ENTER button. The unit will now enter the SIMULCAST mode and the display will look like the one below:

Use either RT1 or RT2 mic position on the audio selector panel and initiate a transmission. Both radios will transmit at the same time. To exit the SIMULCAST MODE, simply press the HOME button. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 21 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Relay/Simulcast Mode Relay-Simulcast mode combines the functions of Relay Mode and Simulcast Mode. It allows you to establish an automatic radio link with two other locations that have radios tuned to different frequencies in different frequency bands, and allows you to transmit to those same locations simultaneously. You can establish relay/simulcast operation as follows:

From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 1 and establish communications on that channel. From the HOME page select the desired channel for radio 2 and establish communication on the channel. Press the MODE button until the following display page appears:

Select the RELAY/SIMULCAST MODE by high-lighting the option and pressing the ENTER button. The unit will now enter the RELAY/SIMULCAST mode and the display will look like the one below:

Now the unit will RELAY between FM1/FM2 and it will also SIMULCAST on both transceivers when the operator chooses either FM1 or FM2 audio panel positions. To exit the RELAY/SIMULCAST MODE, simply press the HOME button. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 22 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Repeater Mode Repeater mode is not a specific mode of the P-2000 but an airborne repeater can effectively created by preprogramming specific channels and then using the RELAY MODE. It is also necessary for the two transceivers, FM1 and FM2 to use the same band. In other words, you cannot perform a repeater function with a P-2000 that has FM1 operating in the 136-174 MHz band and FM2 operating in the 800 MHz band. Say a P-2000 channel normally uses a repeater that is not working and an area is without communications on that channel. To act like an airborne repeater the operator must program a special preset channel with the receive and transmit frequencies reversed. We suggest giving this channel a special ALPHA ID that helps the operator recognize it as a special repeater channel associated with the original channel. To operate as an airborne repeater perform the following steps:

While on the HOME PAGE set the ACTIVE channel to the channel you normally use the repeater on FM 1. Put FM1 in DIRECT MODE by pressing the DIR button. Select the special channel associated with the repeater on FM2. Go into the RELAY MODE. If the operator wants to talk select FM2. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 23 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual XTS-Emulation Mode This page shall allow the user to operate the RT-2000 in XTS-Emulation mode. In this mode of operation, the user can operate the FM1 or FM2 transceivers very much like a Motorola handheld. This page is intended to be used when special functions of the internal transceivers cannot be accessed with P-2000 user interface. The figure below depicts the layout for this page. The XTS-Emulation page will show what the internal transceiver normally would show on its screen. The 6 soft keys on the handheld are accessed using virtual buttons selectable via the Select Knob. Pressing ENTER while one of these keys is selected shall send the appropriate key pressed message to the radio. Pressing any of the keypad keys sends the appropriate key pressed message to the radio. Pressing ENTER while the BACK button is selected returns the operator to the previous screen. Phone Patch Mode The P-2000 can patch into the phone systems only by using the XTS-Emulation mode. This is NOT a cellular phone. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 24 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Encryption Features Turning Encryption On and Off Select FM1 or FM2 depending on which transceiver you what to encrypt. Press the PVT button to toggle encryption on and off. If the P-2000 preset channel being used has been set up for encryption, the privacy indicator will light. PVT Indicator NOTE:

Encryption can only be turned on for channels that have been pre-programmed with an encryption key. Three error beeps will sound if the channel has not been setup for encryption. Selecting an Encryption Key The preset encryption key (sometimes called KEYMAT) for a channel can be temporarily changed as follows. Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE, and the radio you wish to select is active and encryption capable channel is also selected. Press the KEY button. The following illustrates the display when the KEY button was pressed with radio 1 active. If the KEY button is pressed on a channel that has not been preset to use encryption, three warning beeps will sound. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 25 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Rotate the TUNE knob to change the encryption key. A value of PSET indicates you want to use the channels preset encryption key. A numeric value (1-16) indicates you want to override the preset key with the specified key. Press the ENTER button to accept the displayed key. The display will return to the HOME PAGE. When transmitting, a if encryption keys are properly loaded, a tone at the start of the transmission will be generated by the radio and heard by the operator. Begin speaking AFTER the tone or part of your transmission will be lost. When transmitting in the encrypted mode, if you hear a continuous warble tone, this indicates that the encryption key(s) have not been loaded. Either manually enter encryption keys or perform an OTAR if your system has that capability. The newly selected KEYMAT WILL REMAIN even if the channel is changed in effect until power down. Performing an OTAR Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE, and the cursor is on the line of the radio you wish to select and an OTAR capable channel is also selected. Press the OTAR button. The following illustrates the display when the OTAR button was pressed with radio 1 under cursor control. To confirm the start of the OTAR, select YES and press the ENTER button to initiate the OTAR process. The status of the OTAR will be displayed on the radios display line. Status messages include OTAR REQUESTED, OTAR IN PROGRESS, OTAR ABORTING, OTAR COMPLETE, and OTAR FAILED. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 26 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual The following illustrates the display with an OTAR in progress. NOTE:

The OTAR process will automatically time-out after 2 minutes of unsuccessful OTAR attempts. At anytime during the OTAR operation, or after the OTAR has completed, whether successfully or unsuccessfully, the user must press the OTAR or HOME key to cancel/exit the OTAR operation. Doing so shall display the OTAR cancel confirmation page, as depicted below. This page functions identically to the OTAR start confirmation page. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 27 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Loading Encryption Keys Before a transceiver will transmit encrypted messages, the user must load encryption keys into the transceiver. To accomplish this, the user must first put the transceiver into KEY LOAD mode, and then using a Motorola KVL, load the keys. Perform the following steps to load keys:

From the HOME page press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming options, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) Highlight the KEY LOAD option and press ENTER. Enter password #2 to get to the Transceiver Setup page. In the XCVR field, select which transceiver (FM1 or FM2) to load keys. Highlight the START option and press the enter button to begin the encryption load process. Connect the KVL loader to the data port on the front of the P-2000 (or RT-2000, not the C-2000). Load keys for both FM1 and FM2 if desired. The keyloader will indicate successful loading. Press the HOME button several times to return to the HOME page. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 28 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Erasing Encryption Keys with a Keyloader It may be desirable to erase the encryption keys contained in a P-2000 transceiver. For example, the user may wish to do this prior to sending the unit in for service. This can be accomplished as follows. Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE, and the cursor is on an encryption capable channel. Press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) When prompted, enter the password #2 and the Transceiver Setup page will be displayed as below:

In the XCVR field, select which transceiver (FM1 or FM2) to erase keys. Highlight the START option and press the enter button to erase the encryption keys. Press the HOME button several times to return to the HOME page. Verify keys have been erases by attempting to transmit on an encryption channel with PVT on. The transceiver will provide an audio tone to indicate encryption keys have successfully been erased. As an alternative, use the XTS-EMULATION page for that transceiver and visually verify keys have been erased. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 29 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual CPS MODE Loading Channel Memory Programming the preset channels of the P-2000 must be performed with PC-based program available from MOTOROLA named CPS. Normally this procedure is accomplished by a technician familiar with this software package since extensive knowledge is required to operate the Motorola software. As a note to the technician, no RIB box is required between the PC and P-2000 since Wulfsberg has built this capability into its transceiver. The process to read and modify the transceiver preset channels is as follows:

Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE. Press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000). The PROGAM page will be displayed as below:

Highlight the CPS option and press the enter button. The Transceiver Setup page will be displayed with the CPS load already pre-selected as shown below:

Select XCVR FM1 or FM2, highlight the start option and press enter to begin. Connect the PC to the data port on the front of the P-2000 (RT-2000 not C-2000). Using the CPS software, read the FM1 and save the file as sent by the Wulfsberg Factory for backup purposes. Perform any changes to the archive file such as adding/deleting channels, changing encryption options etc. For the P-2000 to function properly DO NOT change key button options or display options. Also, the Zone/Channel assignment must be made so that there no more than 16 channels per zone. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 30 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Once all new channels have been entered, transfer the updated archive back into the P-2000. The Motorola software will indicate successful completion of this task. Perform the above actions on both FM1 and FM2. Press the HOME button once to enter the LEARN MODE. In this mode, the P-2000 computer interrogates the internal transceivers to determine what changes have been made and to update its internal memory. This process can take several minutes. The operator will be shown progress as the system completes its task. This task must be successfully performed or the P-2000 main processor will not be able to properly function with the internal transceivers. Upon successful completion of the LEARN mode, press the HOME button several times to return to the HOME page. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 31 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual SYSTEM SETUP MODE The P-2000 comes from the factory already configured for a normal installation; however, there are several options the operator can select. These options are very simple to update. The process is as follows:

Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE and press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) Highlight the SYSTEM option and press the ENTER button. You will be prompted to enter the system password. After successful entry of the system password the SYSTEM SETUP page will be displayed. On System Setup Page 1, users can configure the Label field (instead of FM1 or FM2, the user could input VHF1, MAIN, OPS or anything that helps the operators properly select transceivers), and the passwords. Password #1 will not appear in any operations if it set to 0000. To display page 2, highlight the NEXT option and press ENTER. The second setup page allow the selection of the following:

Enable Standby the active/standby channel operation can be set to active only by saying YES to this option. A NO will eliminate the standby channel and the user will tune active channels only. Factory default for this option is YES. Lock QMEM To keep users from altering the QMEM settings, this option can be set to YES. Factory default for this option is NO. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 32 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Lock Volume The volume of the headset outputs can be locked in the maximum volume position by setting this option to YES. This would be used when the audio panel already has volume controls and it would eliminate the operator from having to manipulate both the P-2000 volume knobs and the audio panel volume knobs. Factory default for this option is NO. Mic Mode If the audio panel connected to the P-2000 has only one position, set this option to SINGLE. If the audio panel has two positions, one for FM1 and another for FM2, set this option to DUAL. Factory default for this option is DUAL. To Save the changes made to the SYSTEM SETUP, highlight the SAVE option and press enter. The screen will indicate saving of the data is taking place. When the data save process is complete, press the HOME button several times until the HOME page is displayed. You can always get back to the HOME PAGE by pressing the HOME button one or more times. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 33 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual MAINTENANCE PAGES The following information is not normally needed by and operator. The maintenance pages are used by a technician to make audio level adjustments and verify system operation via BITE (Built-In-Test). Ensure you are on the HOME PAGE and press the PROG button. If prompted, enter the password #1 (In the system programming, the user has the option of eliminating this password by setting it to 0000) Highlight the MAINTENANCE option (located below the SYTEM option) and press the ENTER button. You will be prompted to enter the system password. After successful entry of the system password the MAINTENANCE mode page will be displayed as seen below. Selectable modes shall include Flashport firmware mode, Data mode, Service port mode, Extended protocol mode, Digital pot adjustment mode, and Software version reporting mode. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 34 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Flashport Mode The flashport mode is one of the mode options available on the Transceiver Maintenance page. This mode allows the technician to upgrade the embedded software within the internal transceiver. Select the transceiver to perform the flash upgrade. Highlight START and press enter to begin. Perform the flash upgrade. Data mode, WED service mode, Extended protocol mode are accessed using the same procedure. Digital Pot Tuning Mode This page allows a technician to adjust the digital pot settings on the P-2000. The Select Knob allows the selection of the pot name field, pot value field, the back button, and the save button. Turning the Tune Knob while the pot name field is selected shall enumerate all the pot names: radio in 1, radio in 2, sidetone 1, sidetone 2, radio out 1, radio out 2, speaker, and alert tone. Turning the Tune Knob while the pot value field is selected enumerates the range of values: 0-127. The display below shows the layout for this page. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 35 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Software Versions Display Page To view the software version of all programmed parts within the P-2000, select the Software Version page from the MAINTENACE MODE page. From the MAINTENANCE MODE page, Highlight the SOFTWARE VERSIONS option and press ENTER. This page shall allow the user to view the part numbers and/or version numbers of the software modules installed in the P-2000 radio system. The module versions that are reported are display board flash, CPU board internal flash, CPU board external flash, and CPU board CPLD. Should an error occur during the query, N/A shall be displayed in place of the software version. The back button will be the only selectable item on the page. Pressing the ENTER key shall return to the previous page. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 36 of 37 Wulfsberg Electronics P-2000 and C-2000/RT-2000 Operators Manual Steps to Successful Setup and Operation While we would like to pull products out of the box and immediately start to use them, this system is one that takes just little work to get to that point. First READ THE OPERATORS MANUAL!!! This will familiarize you with the buttons and display pages of the system. The following checklist will help installers setup the P-2000 or C-2000/RT-2000. 1. Note all part numbers of components in your system.. P-2000 Part Number =

_______________________________________ C-2000 Part Number =

_______________________________________ RT-2000 Part Number = _______________________________________ Please write down the frequency bands of the transceivers inside the P-2000/RT-2000. FM #1 = ___________________ FM #2 = ___________________ 2. Using the SYSTEM Programming page 2, select whether the unit will be operated in Mode 1(only one mic/headset port) or Mode 2 (two independent mic/headset ports). Review the other options and configure as desired. Return to the HOME page. 3. Put the P-2000/RT-2000 in CPS mode for FM #1. 4. Connect a PC to the programming port of the P-2000/RT-2000 and run the Motorola CPS software. 5. Using the CPS software, read the codeplug of FM #1. Save this first in case you need to return to factory settings. 6. Program personalities and Zones/Channels. It is very important to use good channel identifiers so operators can efficiently determine the purpose of the channel. Whenever possible, use the same channel name the ground units use so that when calling out channel changes both the aircraft and the ground units can use the same channel names. These steps require significant knowledge of the Motorola software. We encourage enlisting the help of someone familiar with Motorola CPS software to successfully program the internal transceivers. 7. Save the modified codeplug on the hard drive and then download it into FM1. 8. Do the above for FM #2 if applicable. 9. Upon the exit from CPS mode, the P-2000/RT-2000 will automatically go into LEARN mode. At this time the unit is interrogating the internal transceiver modules for information about channels that were programmed during CPS operations. Wait until the display indicates successful completion of this process. 10. Validate that all channels programmed during CPS are now functional on both FM #1 and FM #2 transceivers. Document 150-041102 Revision A Page 37 of 37