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CreataLink 2 XTInstallation and OperationIssue Date: October 15, 199868XXXXXXXX-OSeries: Product Family 91BData TransceiverTM
CreataLink 2 XTInstallation and OperationIssue Date: October 15, 199868XXXXXXXX-OSeries: Product Family 91BData Transceiver
CreataLink 2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and OperationOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXXXXX-O iiiForewordGeneral InformationThe information in this manual has been reviewed for accuracy. However, no responsibility isassumed for inaccuracies. Motorola Inc. reserves the right to make changes to any productsdiscussed herein. The information in this document is subject to change without notice.Motorola Inc. assumes no liability for hardware or software damage or loss of data because oferrors or omissions in this manual. Motorola Inc. does not assume any liability arising fromthe application or use of any products or circuits described herein. Neither does Motorola Inc.convey any license under its patents or right of others.Refer questions concerning the contents of this manual to the following location:Motorola, Inc.Paging Products Group3301 Quantum Boulevard,Boynton Beach, FL 33426or telephone: 1-800-MOT-FASDRefer questions regarding warranty repair to Motorola Paging Products Group:telephone: (888) 668-3273Refer all other product inquiries to the One-Call-Support Center:telephone: (800) 520-7243G05_FWD.FR5 Page iii Friday, October 23, 1998 1:53 PM
Foreword CreataLink 2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operationiv 68XXXXXXXX-O October 15, 1998Computer Software CopyrightsThe Motorola products described in this manual might include copyrighted Motorolacomputer software stored in semiconductor memories and other media. Laws in the UnitedStates and other countries preserve for Motorola certain exclusive rights for copyrightedcomputer programs, including the exclusive right to copy or reproduce in any form thecopyrighted computer software.Accordingly, any copyrighted Motorola computer software contained in the Motorolaproducts described in this manual cannot be copied or reproduced in any manner without theexpress written permission of Motorola.Furthermore, the purchase of Motorola products does not grant, either directly or byimplication, estoppel, or otherwise, any license under the copyrights, patents or patentapplications of Motorola, except for the normal, nonexclusive, royalty-free license to use thatarises by operation of law in the sale of a product.TrademarksCLP, CreataLink, FLEX, Motorola, the Motorola logo, and ReFLEX are trademarks orregistered trademarks of Motorola, Inc.MAXIM is a registered trademark of MAXIM Integrated Products, Inc. Other trademarks arenoted as such throughout this document.Trademarks contained herein are the acknowledged property of their respective owners.G05_FWD.FR5 Page iv Friday, October 23, 1998 1:53 PM
CreataLink 2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation ForewordOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXXXXX-O vImportant Safety InformationThe installation, maintenance, and/or operation of this equipment may present potentiallyunsafe conditions, including, but not limited to, electrical shock, improper voltage tocomponents, and improper operation that can cause personal injury, death or damage toproperty.Read Instructions: Read all the safety instructions before operating the equipment. Retainthese safety instructions for future reference. Specialized procedures and instructions arerequired and must be followed. Also, all applicable safety procedures, such as Occupational,Safety, and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements, National Electric CodeRequirements, local code requirements, safe working practices, and good judgement must beused by personnel.Heed Admonitions: Adhere to all warnings on the equipment and in the operatinginstructions. Follow all operating and use instructions. Two safety admonitions are used inthis instruction manual to indicate:• Personal injury or equipment damage.• Harmful injury that may result in death.Mounting: Mount the equipment only as recommended by the manufacturer. Situate theequipment away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or otherequipment (including amplifiers) that produces heat.CAUTIONThis safety admonition applies to an operating or maintenance procedure, practice orcondition which, if not strictly observed, could result in personal injury or damage tothe equipment or database.DANGER This safety admonition applies to an operating or maintenanceprocedure, practice or condition which, if not strictly observed, couldresult in serious personal injury or death.G05_FWD.FR5 Page v Friday, October 23, 1998 1:53 PM
Foreword CreataLink 2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operationvi 68XXXXXXXX-O October 15, 1998Power Sources and Grounding: Connect the equipment to the type of power sourcedescribed in the installation instructions or as marked on the equipment. Take precautions toavoid defeating the grounding or polarization provisions of the equipment. Disconnect thepower to the equipment by a circuit breaker when left unused for long periods of time.Cleaning: Clean the outside of the equipment by using only a damp cloth. Do not immerse theequipment in any type of liquid, including water. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosolcleaners. Dirt or other foreign matter should not be allowed to accumulate in the interior ofthe enclosure.Damage Requiring Service: Do not attempt to perform service functions that are notdescribed in the operating instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualifiedservice personnel.Motorola is not responsible for static damage to equipment not sold under the Motorola logo. Motorola, Inc. 1997, 1998. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A.G05_FWD.FR5 Page vi Friday, October 23, 1998 1:53 PM
CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation / Chapter 11-1 68XXXXXX October 15, 1998Introduction 1This chapter introduces the reader to this document and any other relevant documents. Thischapter covers the following topics:Audience, 1-2About This Manual, 1-3
Introduction CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation1-2 68XXXXXX October 15, 1998AudienceThis document provides technical assistance for proper installation and configuration of theCreataLink2 XT data transceiver (referred to as CreataLink data transceiver).
CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation IntroductionOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXXX 1-3About This ManualThis document summarizes the product features and defines the installation procedures forthe CreataLink data transceiver.The following chapters are contained within this document:• Chapter 1: Introduction—This chapter provides a brief introduction to this document.• Chapter 2: Product Overview—This chapter provides a general description of theCreataLink data transceiver product.• Chapter 3: Product Specifications—This chapter describes the product and accessoriesspecifications.• Chapter 4: Installation—This chapter describes the installation procedures for theCreataLink data transceiver.• Chapter 5: Parts Information—This chapter provides information for orderingaccessories.
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CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation / Chapter 2October 15, 1998 68XXXXXXX-O 2-1Product Overview 2This chapter describes the major parts of the CreataLink data transceiver and the interfacecomponents.General Description, 2-2Interface Components, 2-3
Product Overview CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation2-2 68XXXXXXX-O October 15, 1998General DescriptionThe CreataLinkTM2 XT is a two-way data transceiver supporting the ReFLEX 25 and ReFLEX50 protocols. Using a RS232 level serial port, the CreataLink2 XT can initiate messagetransmissions into a ReFLEX NBPCS network as well as decode, store and forward messagesreceived from the ReFLEX network to an interconnected host device. CreataLink2 XTperforms all necessary ReFLEX protocol processing to maintain connection to the ReFLEXnetwork, accurately receives and acknowledges messages, and delivers messages in a mannerwhich complies with protocol requirements. The serial port data interface supports theCommunications Link Protocol (CLP‘).Additionally, CreataLink2 XT supports an 8 bit bi-directional parallel I/O port with thecapability of mapping over-the-air messages directly to the port to effect changes in state onoutput pins and to report changes in state to any input pins. Eight total parallel I/O signalsare present, each configurable as in input or output individually.CreataLink2 XT also will support the ability for 3rd parties to write custom residentapplications to meet their needs; thereby, eliminating the necessity of an external interfaceboard in many solutions.The CreataLink2 XT software architecture is based upon the FLEXKernel real time operatingsystem with the addition of ReFLEX stack software, a message manager, and the CLP defaultapplication which provides a 3rd party embedded messaging API. Ownership of the serialport can be passed to a 3rd party application in place of the CLP application via a Motorolaprovided application framework. The selection of an ARM core based microprocessorprovides 32 bit addressing, 16 bit wide data, state of the art software development, anddebugging support tools and environment using an industry standard JTAG port.The serial port data interface supports the Communication Linking Protocol (CLP‘). The CLPprotocol serial interface provides commands to direct the actions of the CreataLink datatransceiver to obtain status information about the network, transmit messages, and downloadreceived messages.The CreataLink2 XT hardware is a single PCB marrying RF, digital, and analog circuitry on asingle PCB. The product will contain no housing and will be sold as an OEM product. TheCreataLink data transceiver is available in an external antenna configuration, which providesan industry-standard SMA connection for cabling to a remote antenna.The CreataLink data transceiver model and configuration are shown (see Table 2-1).
CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation Product OverviewOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXXXX-O 2-3Interface ComponentsThe CreataLink data transceiver has the following connector interfaces (see Figure 3-1):• 22 pin polarized-shrouded-header connector used for power, ground, serialcommunications, parallel I/O, 2 10-bit A/D channels, and a back up/transmit powersourcePower/asynchronous• 8 pin polarized-shrouded-header, JTAG connector for Software development anddownload• SMA connector. This connector is for connecting the external antenna.Table 2-1: Model NumbersModel Number ConfigurationJ12GWS0552AE ReFLEX 50 CreataLink2 XTJ11GWS0552AE ReFLEX 25 CreataLink2 XT
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CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation / Chapter 33-1 68XXXXXXX October 15, 1998Product Specifications 3This chapter describes the power requirements and specifications for the CreataLink datatransceiver and its accessories and presents typical user configurations.Specifications, 3-2Power Requirements, 3-3Connectors Description, 3-4External Antenna Connector, 3-4Power/Asynchronous TTL Serial Port, 3-4Accessories, 3-6External Antenna Kit, 3-6Power/Serial Interface Cable Assembly, 3-6Typical Configurations, 3-8
Product Specifications CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation3-2 68XXXXXXX October 15, 1998SpecificationsThe CreataLink data transceiver general specifications are listed in Table 3-1.Table 3-1: General SpecificationsItem SpecificationCoding format ReFLEX 50Operating temperature -40oC to +85oCInterface22 pin vertical shrouded header for combined powersupply and TTL serial interface; 8 pin vertical shroudedheader for JTAG interface; SMA connector for antennaconnectionPower supply requirements 5-9 Vdc, 2A maximum, 100 mV p-p up to 5 MHz ripplePhysical dimensionsLength: 3.75 in (95.25 mm)Width: 1.75 in (44.45 mm)Height: .7 in (17.78 mm)Weight: 1.5 oz (42.5 grams)Antenna External SMA connectorTransmitter specifications:Frequency 901–902 MHzRF power output (at antenna port) 2 WTransmit data bit rate 9600 bpsModulation 4-level FSKFrequency stability 1 ppm on transmitReceiver specifications:Frequency 940–941 MHzSensitivity -120 dBmReceive data bit rate 6400 bpsModulation 4-level FSKChannel spacing 50 kHz
CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation Product SpecificationsOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXXXX 3-3Power RequirementsThe FLEX protocol for two-way paging provides low power modes of operation for powerconservation. In receive mode, all logic and receive circuits are powered, waiting to receive amessage. In standby mode, all circuits are in a low power state for power conservation. Intransmit mode, all logic circuits and the power amplifier are active and consume largeramounts of current for short durations. The power consumption in each mode is shown below(see Table 3-2).Table 3-2: Power ConsumptionOperating Mode Current Drain11. Current drain values are approximate.Standby 500 µAReceive 40-50 mATransmit 1.4 A
Product Specifications CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation3-4 68XXXXXXX October 15, 1998Connectors DescriptionThe CreataLink data transceiver has three connectors present.External Antenna ConnectorThe external antenna connector is a gold-plated SMA female connector. The connectorprovides a 50-ohm contact to the CreataLink data transceiver board. Any antenna with astandard male SMA connector can be connected to the CreataLink data transceiver.Power/Asynchronous TTL Serial PortThe 22 pin connector provides electrical power, serial communications input, and I/Ocapability for the CreataLink data transceiver (see Table 3-3, Table 3-4, and Table 3-5).Table 3-3: 22 Pin Part Number and SpecificationsPart Number Electrical SpecificationsMolex P/N 87332-2220 Max rated @ 2 ATable 3-4: 22 Vertical Header Connector Pin SignalsPin Number Signal Name Description1 Supply Provides Power to Device2 GND Ground3 TXDO 3.3V Serial Data from Creatalink2XT4 RS232_TXDO +/- 5V Serial Data fromCreatalink 2XT5 BATT Backup Battery6 BATT_GND Ground7 RXDI TTL Serial Data Received byCreatalink 2XT
CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation Product SpecificationsOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXXXX 3-58 RS232_RXDI RS232 Serial Data Received byCreatalink 2XT9 RESET_ENABLE Enables external reset capability10 EXT_RESET External reset pin11 RX_ACTIVE 3.3V when Creatalink 2XT isreceiving a page12 TX_ACTIVE 0V when Creatalink 2XT istransmitting a page13 A/D_EXT1 Externally supplied analog input14 A/D_EXT2 Externally supplied analog input15 HVIO_0 Open collector output/Highvoltage input16 HVIO_1 Open collector output/Highvoltage input17 HVIO_2 Open collector output/Highvoltage input18 HVIO_3 Open collector output/Highvoltage input19 HVIO_4 Open collector output/Highvoltage input20 HVIO_5 Open collector output/Highvoltage input21 HVIO_6 Driven output/High voltage input22 HVIO_7 Driven output/High voltage inputTable 3-4: 22 Vertical Header Connector Pin SignalsPin Number Signal Name Description
Product Specifications CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation3-6 68XXXXXXX October 15, 1998JTAG Communication PortTABLE 3-5:8 Vertical Header Connector Pin SignalsPin Number Signal Name Description1 B++ Ice power source2 TMP1 Mode select3 ARM_TDI JTAG Data in4 ARM_TRST JTAG reset5 ARM_TCK JTAG clock6 GND3 Ground7 ARM_TDO JTAG Data out8 ARM_TMS JTAG I/OTABLE 3-6: 8 Pin and 22 Pin Mating Connector Part NumbersPart Number Electrical SpecificationsMolex P/N 51110-0860 (Polarized 8 pinreceptable) Max rated @ 2 A with 26 AWG wireMolex P/N 51110-2251 (Polarized 22pin receptable)
CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation Product SpecificationsOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXXXX 3-7AccessoriesThe following accessory options are available for the CreataLink data transceiver:• External antenna kit• Power/serial interface cable kit (for development only)• Sahara interface pcb kitExternal Antenna KitThe optional external antenna kit includes a low profile antenna and coaxial cable withconnector (see Table 3-7).Power/Serial Interface Cable AssemblyThe power/serial interface cable interfaces the 22 pin power and serial I/O signals from theCreataLink data transceiver to end user’s developed product for easy connection.TABLE 3-7: External Antenna SpecificationsProperty DescriptionType Low profile with radomeTransmit frequency 896-902 MHz (data only)Receive frequency 929-941 MHz (data only)Impedance 50 ohms nominalVSWR 1.5:1 maximumPolarization Linear, verticalGain 0 dBiMaximum power 5 watts continuousCoaxial cable 6-foot long RG58/U, with SMA male connector
Product Specifications CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation3-8 68XXXXXXX October 15, 1998Typical ConfigurationsThe CreataLink data transceiver has one cable and antenna configurations (see Figure 3-1):• Interface cable and external antennaFigure 3-1: Configuration Options
CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation / Chapter 4October 15, 1998 68XXXXX 4-1Installation 4This chapter describes the procedures required to install the CreataLink data transceiver.Installation Overview, 4-2Required Tools and Equipment, 4-3Installation Procedures, 4-4External Antenna Assembly, 4-5CreataLink Data Transceiver Installation, 4-5Power and Serial Port Cable Connection, 4-6Verifying the Installation, 4-8Troubleshooting, 4-9
Installation CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation4-2 68XXXXX October 15, 1998Installation OverviewThe CreataLink data transceiver is a small, easy-to-operate product that requires a minimumof space. Installation requires common tools and equipment. A template is provided to use inspacing and aligning the mounting holes (see Appendix A).The procedures provided are for basic external antenna installation.It is important to follow the installation procedure exactly as specified and to follow theguidelines listed below, so as to not cause the CreataLink to function improperly and/or causethe CreataLink to become non-compliant with FCC regulations. Listed below are guidelines tofollow:• The mounting location should be in a relatively clean EMI location, away from noisydigital supplies and controllers. This includes mounting inside an enclosure.• The CreataLink should not be mounted within close proximity of metallic objects, or in alocation which would subject the device to constant vibration.• The voltage supply must be well regulated, free from excessive ripple and voltage spikes.The ripple specification is 100mV up to 5 MHz, anything above with is consideredexcessive. The voltage supply should not drop below 4.5 V when 1.5 amps are drawnfrom the supply.• The external antenna must be mounted in a location where people will never comewithin 12 inches of the antenna, so as to comply with FCC RF hazard regulations.
CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation InstallationOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXX 4-3Required Tools and EquipmentThe tools and equipment required for the installation are listed in Table 4-1.Table 4-1: Tool and Equipment ListItem Type Purpose/UseDrill and Bit Drill with .138-inch (#28) drillbit To drill holes in mounting surface fordata transceiver1/2-inch drill bit To drill holes for external antenna(PTAF1001A)Mounting Standoffs4 Richco Standoffs p/nSCBSM-3-01 and nuts p/nHN6-32-01 (or some otherstandoff to mount in .128inch pcb holes).To connect data transceiver tomounting surface. End user candesign a different mounting schemefor integrating pcb assembly into theend product.Template Provided To mark mounting surface for datatransceiver location
Installation CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation4-4 68XXXXX October 15, 1998Installation ProceduresFollow the installation procedures in the order listed. Take into consideration CreataLink datatransceiver antenna orientation, and electrical noise factors. Check for any door opening andclosing interference before mounting the CreataLink data transceiver, if applicable.External Antenna AssemblyFor proper antenna installation, the mounting surface should be at the highest elevation, flat,clean, and at least 8 inches in diameter. For optimum antenna performance, the mountingsurface should be metal with no metal objects within close proximity of the antenna.1. Select a high, flat mounting surface at least 8 inches in diameter with a maximumthickness of 0.4 inches.Note: The mounting surface hole should be close enough to the CreataLink data transceiver locationto ensure sufficient cable length.2. Drill a 1/2-inch hole in the center of the mounting surface.Note: Do not cut coaxial cable. Changing the length may deteriorate antenna performance.3. Insert coaxial cable through the mounting surface hole until the external antenna liesflush on the mounting surface.4. Install the lockwasher and mounting nut and tighten to a snug fit using a 3/4-inchwrench. Do not overtighten.CreataLink Data Transceiver Installation1. Use the dimensions given in Figure 3-1 (37.01 mm and 87.99 mm ) to mark the mountinglocation.2. Drill four .138-inch (#28 drill bit) mounting holes.3. Position the CreataLink data transceiver and install the Richco Standoffs (or otherequivalent standoffs to be inserted into the .128 inch pcb holes). Do not overtighten thehex nuts.
CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation InstallationOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXX 4-5Note: Step 4 applies only to the external antenna.4. Connect the coaxial antenna cable to the CreataLink data transceiver SMA connector.Tighten the cable connector finger tight only. Do not use any tools (open end wrench,adjustable wrench, pliers, etc.) to tighten the cable connector. See Caution StatementAbove.Power, Serial, and JTAG Port Cable ConnectionThis section describes the procedures for connecting cables and the power supply for both theMotorola RS-232 power cable and a customer-supplied cable assembly.Note: Use a common ground between the CreataLink data transceiver power ground and the hostmachine.Motorola Cable Connection1. Connect one end of the 22 pin to 22 pin cable (p/n 3086131K01) to the 22 pin shroudedheader on the CreataLink datatransceiver and the other end of the cable to the 5-9Vpower supply along with the data line interface to the end user’s product (see Table 3-4for the CreataLink data transceiver pinout on the 22 pin shrouded header).CAUTIONDo not overtighten the SMA mating connector. The connector should be fully seated.Overtightening may cause permanent damage to the data transceiver.
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CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation InstallationOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXX 4-7Figure 3-1
Installation CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation4-8 68XXXXX October 15, 1998Verifying the InstallationThere are several ways to verify that the CreataLink data transceiver can receive and initiatepages. Use the host system built-in test mode if available. If a built-in test mode is notavailable, use a palmtop or laptop computer with a test application to prompt the CreataLinkdata transceiver to initiate and read pages. Use the following methods to verify correctinstallation and check the operation of the CreataLink data transceiver:• The host system initiates a page directed to another two-way communicator to verifynetwork operation.• The CreataLink data transceiver initiates multiple pages to itself to verify the capabilityto send and receive pages.• Initiate pages from the internet, E-mail, or another two-way communicator to theCreataLink data transceiver.
CreataLink™ 2XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation InstallationOctober 15, 1998 68XXXXX 4-9TroubleshootingBefore performing detailed troubleshooting, check for faults in the external power source,including fuses, circuit breakers, and interlocking safety switches, to eliminate these as thepotential sources of problems (see Table 4-2).Table 4-2: TroubleshootingProblem Fault IsolationNo power up1. Check all interface cables for secure connections.Repair or replace as required.2. Check 22 pin connector pin 1 for 5 Vdc and pin 2for ground.No serial I/O 1. Check continuity of 22 pin connector at datatransceiver connection.2. Check 22 pin connector pin 7 for 3.3 Vdc.No communications1. Check registration status using proper CLPprotocol command.11. Refer to the Communication Linking Protocol Serial Interface Description, part number6880498G30, for command description.2. If not registered, check out-of-range status usingproper CLP protocol command.13. For internal antenna, check antenna orientation(see Figure 4-1).4. For external antenna, check connection at antennaand connection at the CreataLink data transceiverSMA connector.
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CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation / Chapter 5October 15, 1998 688XXXXXXX-B 5-1Parts Information 5This chapter contains parts and ordering information for the basic and optionalconfigurations.Ordering and Parts Information, 5-2
Parts Information CreataLink™2 XT Data Transceiver Installation and Operation5-2 688XXXXXXX-B October 15, 1998Ordering and Parts InformationRefer to the description and option number to obtain accessories information (see Table 5-1).Order items by calling One-Call-Support at (800) 520-7243.Table 5-1: Accessories and OptionsDescription Accessory Kit NumberExternal antenna PTAF1001A22 Pin Ribbon CableCommunication Linking ProtocolSerial Interface DescriptionCreataLink 2 XT Data TransceiverIntegrator’s Guide

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