ComStream CM601, Installation And Operation Manual

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Installation 4-11
For information on installation and rules and regulations for international
AC power cords, refer to the chapter on external connections and the
appendix on technical specifications. For a list of certifying agencies for
various countries, refer to the “Safety Precautions” section in the Preface
of this guide.
Make sure that the AC switch on the CM601 rear panel is in the Off
position before connecting the AC power cable.
3. Power up the CM601 by performing the following steps:
a. Press the rear panel rocker switch toward the On position.
b. Monitor the message sequences on the remote terminal as described in
Table 4-2.
For applications using packet protocol for remote operations, no power-up
messages are issued by the CM601. For detailed information on packet
protocol specifications, refer to the CM601 Reference Guide.
Step 6:
Configure the CM601
The CM601 can accommodate a variety of configurations to allow for
customization of your network communications system. To configure the CM601:
1. Use the front panel or remote terminal to configure the CM601 according to
your system design and operating parameters.
For a complete listing of front panel or remote commands, refer to the
chapters on front panel or remote operations, as appropriate. For detailed
command information, refer to the CM601 Reference Guide.
2. After the system has been configured, verify the parameter settings by issuing
the Display Parameters commands DP and DP 7 to display the summary
configuration parameter settings.
If it is necessary to start the configuration process over or to reconfigure an
existing unit, the CM601 may be restored to its original factory configuration
using the Initialize Nonvolatile Memory command:
From a remote unit:
IN 9346
From the front panel Config>Systm list: Init Factory Default
If the CM601 is configured for nonstandard data paths, those paths may be
overwritten during initialization.