Orban OPTIMOD-FM 8600, Operating Manual

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OPTIMOD-FM DIGITAL INSTALLATION
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18. To set the security timeout of the terminal connection:
Sets the delay (minutes) between when the last terminal command is received
and when the Optimod disconnects automatically. Default is 15 minutes. The
timeout reverts to the default each new connection; if you change the timeout
for one connection, it is not retained for the next one.
Command Response
TIMEOUT [PASSCODE]

Delay (minutes) between when the last
command is received and when the
Optimod disconnects automatically.
Connecting to the 8600’s Ethernet Port or Serial Port #1 via a
Terminal Program on a PC
You can connect a terminal emulation application to the 8600’s Ethernet or Serial 1
ports via TCP/IP, port 23 (which is the standard Telnet port and the 8600 factory de-
fault). When connected like this, you can:
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recall presets (step 10 on page 2-53)
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turn the diversity delay on and off for a specified output (step 11 on page 2-54)
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trim the diversity delay (step 12 on page 2-54)
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change the polarity of the analog-processed output (step 13 on page 2-55)
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Select the analog or digital input as the audio source (step 14 on page 2-55)
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Fetch real-time operational status information from the Optimod (step 15 on
page 2-56)
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Fetch information about the active processing preset (step 16 on page 2-56)
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Fetch diagnostic information from the 8600 (step 17 on page 2-56)
This interface can be used to allow custom third-party applications (including auto-
mation systems) to recall presets, view status and set the controls listed above. How-
ever, you cannot restore defaults, set security passcodes and change networking
controls via Ethernet or Serial 1. You can set those controls using a terminal program
with Serial Port #2 (see
Administrative Operations Available via Serial Port #2 on
page 2-50) or using 8600 PC Remote software. (See Installing 8600 PC Remote Con-
trol Software on page 2-66.)
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Unlike Serial 2, Serial 1 uses the PPP protocol.