Click here to make tpub.com your Home Page

Page Title: Table 2-1. Channel Frequencies
Back | Up | Next

Click here for thousands of PDF manuals

Google


Web
www.tpub.com

Home


   
Information Categories
.... Administration
Advancement
Aerographer
Automotive
Aviation
Construction
Diving
Draftsman
Engineering
Electronics
Food and Cooking
Logistics
Math
Medical
Music
Nuclear Fundamentals
Photography
Religion
   
   

 

TM 11-5895-1123-34
b. The TTY Processing System can process a
TTY entrance panel pass thru the Central Distribu-
maximum of nine full duplex TTY channels to include:
tion Frame (CDF) and terminate on the TTY
(1) Five external Frequency Shift Keyed (FSK)
Patch-VF panel at the input to the nine channel filter
channels.
bridge.
(2) One low level TTY channel.
d. nine channel TTY filter bridge is provided
(3) Three high level TTY channels which can
with 16 pairs of channel cards (16 for transmit and 16
be used for low level TTY if three high level TTY chan-
for receive) which will allow the nine channels to
nels are not required.
operate at any nine of the 16 frequencies listed in
c. The five FSK TTY channels from the voice (VF)
Table 2-1. Channel Frequencies
Channel frequencies
Center frequency
Space frequency
Mark frequency
(Hz)
(Hz)
(Hz)
425
467.5
382.5
595
637.5
552.5
765
807.5
722.5
935
977.5
892.5
1105
1147.5
1062.6
1275
1317.5
1232.5
1445
1487.5
1402.5
1615
1657.5
1572.5
1785
1827.5
1742.5
1955
1997.5
1912.5
2125
2167.5
2082.5
2295
2337.5
2252.5
2465
2507.5
2422.5
2635
2677.5
2592.5
2805
2847.5
2762.5
2975
3017.5
2932.5
k. An additional low level TTY user channel is
The receive and transmit frequencies are normally
the same for any particular channel.
available which comes from the VF/TTY entrance panel
e. Each TTY input is patched from the TTY Patch-
through the CDF directly to the TTY Patch panel.
l.  The internal CSS teletype which is low level TTY
VF panel to the channel on the nine channel TTY bridge
which is set to operate at its appropriate frequency.
can also be patched into one of the FSK keyers via the
f. The output from the nine channel TTY bridge is
TTY Patch panel in lieu of a field user.
m. The outputs of the four FSK keyers ultimately
a composite VF signal of the inputs which is fed to the
input of the multiplexer as one VF channel via the VF
are combined with the five external FSK users in the nine
patch panel.
channel TTY filter bridge to form the composite VF signal
g. A maximum of three high level TTY inputs can
allotted as the one input VF channel for the multiplexer.
n. During the receive operation, a composite VF
be sent to the inputs of three separate CU-1819/T
isolators which convert the high level TTY voltage of
signal is received from one VF channel of the multiplexer
neutral to 130 volts (20 ma or 60 ma) or +60 volts (2 ma)
and is fed back through the receive channels of the nine
polar to low level TTY voltages of +6 volts before they
channel TTY filter bridge where it is separated, by
are patched to the low level TTY patch panel.
filtering, into nine separate TTY channels.
h. From the TTY Patch panel, the high level TTY
o. The separated channels are patched back
channels can be patched to any three of the four FSK
through the TTY Patch-VF.
p. Five of the channels are then sent to the five
keyers which convert them into audio/tones to interface
with three of the input channels of the nine channel TTY
FSK field users, with the remaining four channels being
filter bridge.
patched through the four FSK converters which converts
i. The FSK keyers can be set to operate at any of
them from FSK VF signals back to low level TTY.
q. The outputs of three converters at the TTY
the 16 channel frequencies listed for the nine channel
TTY filter bridge.
j. The three FSK keyers can be used to process
low level TTY user data, instead of high level by
bypassing the CU-1819/T isolators via patching and
applying them directly to the TTY Patch panel.
2-5

Privacy Statement - Press Release - Copyright Information. - Contact Us

Integrated Publishing, Inc. - A (SDVOSB) Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business