Tait TB9100, Installation And Operation Manual

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TB9100 Installation and Operation Manual Installation 45
© Tait Electronics Limited May 2006
Note
The CTU is common to TB8100 and TB9100 base stations: some
of its connectors and controls are not used with a TB9100.
Setting the Base Station IP Address
Before the base station is installed on site, you need to provide it with a name
and its proper IP address. Make sure that you do not lose this address. You
must also add the same name and IP address to the CSS connections list, so
that you can select the base station when you want to re-connect to it.
1. Run the CSS.
2. You are asked to enter the base station password. Don’t enter
anything; just click OK. (New base stations have a null password.)
3. Connect to the base station by selecting from the connection list the
default entry with the IP address 192.168.1.2.
Task Instructions
Listen to the analog line output Turn the switch to 'BALANCED' and
adjust the speaker volume.
Monitor the analog line output Connect test equipment to the LINE
OUTPUT.
Provide test inputs on the analog line Connect test equipment to the LINE
INPUT.
Key the transmitter via the E-line Turn the TX KEY switch to ON.
Alternatively, connect a cable to the TX
KEY and GNT banana sockets and short
the cable. (The E-line must be configured
to key the transmitter using the CSS).
Check the status of the M-line View the RX GATE LED. When it is lit, the
M-line is low (active).
Monitor the digital output Connect test equipment to the RSSI.
Turn digital inputs on and off Switch the DIGITAL INPUTS* 1-4
between OFF and ON. If you have set up
Task Manager actions with the digital
input value as the input, you can check
that the base station responds as
expected.
* NB The TB9100 digital inputs 0-3 are
numbered 1-4 on the CTU, and for the
TB9100 digital input 4, short the TX
RELAY to GND.
Test receiver operation in analog mode Connect NOISE to the reciter's RF input.
Turn the NOISE switch to ON.
Alternatively, connect RF test equipment
and use it.