CTI Products, Inc. SLM SiteLync
TM
User Guide
Setup and Operation 8
User configuration of SLM SiteLync network modems will only be needed in the
following situations :
•
An SLM/IM used in Europe, where the default country code of
“Europe” does not function properly (see “Modem Options” in
A
PPENDIX
C).
•
An SLM/IS requiring other than the Euro-ISDN (DSS1) D channel
protocol and the X.75 B channel protocol (see “Modem Options” in
A
PPENDIX
C).
•
An SLM/IM, SLM/IS, or SLM/CL that will make use of the Auto-Dial-
Out function (see Auto-Dial-Out configuration in Appendix C).
•
SLM/AY units needing switch settings other than factory default (See
A
PPENDIX
D).
Will Configuration be
Required?
ý
If NO, and the SLM will be used
with its factory default settings,
skip to S
TEP
5. The SLM is ready
to function in a network.
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If YES, see A
PPENDIX
D for the
SLM/AY, or User Configuration
of the SLM SiteLync (below) for
all other models.
User Configuration of the SLM SiteLync
Note: Be sure to shut down any host application (i.e. LonMaker, Nodeutil, etc.)
before attempting to run the SLM/Config utility.
If configuration of the SLM SiteLync is necessary, follow these steps:
a. Connect a standard (straight-through) serial cable from the proper serial
port on the PC containing the software installed in Step 1 to the SETUP
connector on the SLM SiteLync network modem. See A
PPENDIX
E for
connection details.
b. Set the RUN/CFG switch to the CFG (CONFIGURE) position.
c. Connect power to the SLM SiteLync network modem, or press RESET if
the unit is already powered.
d. If using the SLM SiteLync in MIP mode, skip to Step e. If using the SLM
SiteLync in NSI mode, use SLTALink Manager to establish a “Local
Link” with the SLM SiteLync module. Characteristics such as host PC
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To learn more about
Auto-Dial-Out Mode,
Country Codes, and
ISDN protocols, see
A
PPENDIX
C.
