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NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide

Page 5-5

Note 

The jumpers in the following table appear as they are oriented on the 

board, as seen from the front of the NET-PATH. Shaded areas represent jumper 
connections. DO NOT change these jumpers unless directed to do so by 
Customer Service. Changing these jumpers may result in operation failures.

Table 5-1:NET-PATH Jumper Settings

Jumper

Setting

Description

J1

RAM Chip Select

J2

RAM Chip Select 

J1000

 

External Flash Sizes - 16 MB

External Flash Sizes - 32 MB (default)

J3, J1004

   

Flash Write Protect - On

   

Flash Write Protect - Software

   

Flash Write Protect - Off

J5, J1001

   

Flash Type - Internal

   

Flash Type - External

J12, J15

   

RAM Size - 64 MB or 128 MB

J13, J16

   

RAM Size - 32 MB

J14, J17

   

RAM Size - 16 MB

Summary of Contents for SEB NET-PATH

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Page 4: ...06 2007 Teltronics Inc All rights reserved The material in this document has been carefully reviewed however Teltronics Inc does not guarantee it to be free of all errors or omissions and reserves the right to make corrections changes updates or revisions to the information contained herein SEB and NET PATH are trademarks of Teltronics Inc Other than those held by Teltronics Inc any other brand an...

Page 5: ... interface command with the ScriptParm option Chapt 3 07 05 Revision E Added Table 4 2 Country Code Definitions for Modem Type 239 06 05 Revision D Updated Table 3 1 NET PATH Commands with RLOGINIP RLOGINHOST and XPARA commands 04 05 Revision C Added Jumper Connections Chapter 5 02 05 Revision B Updated Table 2 3 Contact Sensor Strap Options 02 05 Revision A First release ...

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Page 7: ...lication RS232C 2 6 Wet Contact Application RS423A 2 7 Contact Sensor Strap Options 2 8 Contact Sensor Wiring Tables 2 10 Output Relays 2 11 Output Relay Specifications 2 12 Output Relays Internal Wiring Table 2 12 Voltage Sensor 2 12 DC Voltage Sensor Internal Wiring Table 2 12 Temperature Sensor 2 13 Internal Temperature Sensor 2 13 External Temperature Sensor 2 13 Temperature Sensor Internal Wi...

Page 8: ...ators 4 1 Console Connector 4 1 Indicators 4 1 LCD Display 4 2 Display Content 4 2 Boot Sequence 4 2 Main Log in Screen 4 3 Login Procedure 4 3 Navigation 4 3 Menu Options 4 4 Event Viewer 4 4 Devices Menu Option 4 4 Alarm LED 4 4 Battery 4 5 Buzzer 4 5 Contact Sensors 4 5 DC Voltage 4 5 Modems 4 5 Relays 4 10 Serial Ports 4 10 Temp Sensors 4 10 Shutdown 4 10 System Reset Button 4 11 Tests 4 11 Tr...

Page 9: ...ments for Consumer Products The Federal Communications Commission FCC has established Rules which permit this device to be directly connected to the telephone network This equipment complies with FCC Part 68 and TIA 968 Standardized jacks are used for these connections This equipment should not be used on party lines or coin lines If this device is malfunctioning it may also be causing harm to the...

Page 10: ...r Company or to one of our authorized agents Service can be facilitated through our office at Teltronics Incorporated 2150 Whitfield Industrial Way Sarasota FL 34243 4046 TEL 941 753 5000 Canadian Notice Canadian Department of Communications Requirements This equipment meets CS 03 Requirements for Terminal Equipment and Certi fied Protection Circuitry of the Canadian Department of Communications m...

Page 11: ...sur le brouillage radioélectrique édicté par le ministére des Communications du Canada Professional installation only no user serviceable parts inside except as indicated in this installation guide Important Safety Instructions When using your telephone equipment basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire electric shock and injury to persons including the followi...

Page 12: ... un orage électrique Ceci peut présenter un risque de choc électrique causé par la foudre Ne pas utiliser l appareil téléphonique pour signaler une fuite de gaz s il est situé près de la fuite Utiliser seulement le cordon d alimentation et le type de piles indiqués dans ce manuel Ne pas jeter les piles dans le feu elles peuvent exploser Se conformer aux règlements pertinents quant à l élimination ...

Page 13: ... methods of measurement of radio interference characteris tics of information technology equipment EN 50024 1 Information technology equipment Immunity characteristics Limits and methods of measurement EN 60950 Safety of information technology equipment including electrical busi ness equipment In addition to the above standards this system has also met the requirements of the following European st...

Page 14: ...1 TBR 21 However the SEBea does not meet the more unusual requirements for maximum voltage in the loop state as specified in specification EG 201 121 V1 1 1 advisory note NO 02 for Norway and Advisory note ES 01 for Spain In the unlikely event of low loop current the DC voltage may exceed the 7 4 V maximum If this occurs the user may experience problems with the Central Office recognizing an off h...

Page 15: ...e Return for Repair Customers can return to Teltronics at customer s risk and expense any Teltronics product that fails in normal service during the warranty period The failed product will be repaired or replaced at the option of Teltronics and returned to the customer at Teltronics risk and expense Correction of defects by repair or replacement shall constitute the fulfillment of all obligations ...

Page 16: ...ned parts and will carry a new parts warranty of ninety days from the shipping date Return Authorization A return authorization number must accompany all equipment returned to Teltronics for repair or replacement This number is obtained by telephone from the Customer Repair Department of Teltronics This number shall be used for all paperwork or telephone transactions between the customer and Teltr...

Page 17: ...l This manual only covers the database to that point necessary for the installer to ensure the NET PATH functions properly This manual consists of the following sections Physical Description And Specifications Details the specifications and requirements of the NET PATH Installation Lists the requirements for installation connector pin designations and a procedure for verifying the proper functions...

Page 18: ...Preface xii Notes ...

Page 19: ...y panel audible alarm basic event processing software including Python script execution Configuration variables include four RS232 ports eight contact sensors and SNMP Segment Management software AC or DC input power Determining the NET PATH Model The serial number and model information is on a label attached to the bottom of the unit NET PATH Model Structure Figure 1 1 shows how to use the model ...

Page 20: ...on The NET PATH is housed in an aluminum case as shown in the following figure Figure 1 2 NET PATH Connections for commercial power the host systems external sensors terminal and the telephone line are on the back of the unit See Connections on page 2 3 The LED status indicators on the front indicate the power status battery charge status application or database validity and alarm conditions See C...

Page 21: ...system and applications Volatile downloadable 128 MB DIMM single socket None RTC Real Time Clock Yes N A Output Controls Controlled output devices 2 SPDT relays None Analog Sensors Analog sensors the report temperature and voltage levels 2 temperature 10 to 190oF one internal one external 1 DC voltage 60 VDC optional external temperature sensors UPS Battery UPS to maintain full function 2 hour fie...

Page 22: ... 80 relative humidity nonconducting Power Requirements The DC input range is 36 V to 72 V 48 VDC nominal Host System Interface Depending on the options you choose the NET PATH can have four to eight EIA RS 232 C serial ports Connectors for the NET PATH labeled Host 1 through Host n are configured as Data Terminal Equipment DTE using RJ45 male connectors Transmission rates can vary from 110 BPS to ...

Page 23: ...maintains a real time clock for four to five years This battery is used when external and internal power is not available The NET PATH provides non volatile data storage using flash memory technology Flash memory does not require a power source to retain stored data MTBF Mean Time Between Failure MTBF is in excess of 60 000 hours per Bell IP 10425 Battery Backup When fully charged a 12 VDC recharg...

Page 24: ...Description and Specifications Page 1 6 Notes ...

Page 25: ...e temperature to rise Excessively dry areas can cause static charge buildup resulting in operating faults and the destruction of semiconductor devices Unpacking Before opening the shipping container inspect it for damage If the container looks damaged do not unpack it Contact the carrier and report the damage If the container passes inspection do the following 1 Open the package and save all packa...

Page 26: ... gap on the top and bottom to support convection ventilation and servicing We provide two sets of screws that support most rack configurations 19 Inch Rack Installation Front Panel Forward To install the chassis in a 19 inch rack with the front panel forward attach the rack mount brackets as shown below Figure 2 1 Front Mount 19 Inch Rack Installation Center Mount for Telco Rack Using the screws p...

Page 27: ...t lines telephone line physical sensors network connections and power supply connections to the appropriate sockets on the NET PATH connection panel Figure 2 3 NET PATH Connection Panel with 110 220 VAC Power Connection Figure 2 4 NET PATH Connection Panel with 48 VDC Power Connection ...

Page 28: ... See Figure 2 5 for loopback configuration Table 2 1 Host Ports RJ 45 Connector Designations DTE Pin Signal Description Direction Function 1 DSR Data Set Ready IN Must be ON TRUE to indicate HOST CONNECTED OFF indicates HOST NOT PRESENT 2 DCD Data Carrier Detect IN An inbound line from an external modem indicates that the carrier for the transmit data is ON 3 DTR Data Terminal Ready OUT ON or OFF ...

Page 29: ... of input sensing supports devices that use RS423A signal levels All three input types are explained in detail below Each sensor has two internal jumpers that determine the mode of operation RS232 vs RS423 See Contact Sensor Strap Options page 2 8 for option strap details The factory default setting for each sensor is based on RS232C input levels and supports wet and dry sensor inputs The general ...

Page 30: ...ptions may be considered the alarm or no alarm state depending on the application requirements Wet Contact Application RS232C Wet contact applications such as TTL voltage levels are supported by optioning the sensor for RS232C logic factory default Be sure to observe input polarity or damage to the external device may occur The attached sensor must provide 15 0 to 70 VDC for the active state and 2...

Page 31: ...to 0 3 VDC for the active state and 0 3 to 15 0 VDC for the inactive state Values outside this range will produce indeterminate results Figure 2 8 NET PATH Input Sensor Optioned for RS423A Figure 2 9 NET PATH Input Sensor Circuitry for RS423A Note Ground is common for all sensors but individual sensor grounds must be maintained to provide surge protection for each sensor circuit CONTACT SENSORINPU...

Page 32: ...nector numbers for each sensor Table 2 2 Contact Sensor Strap Options Sensor Number Sensor Option Strap1 Sensor Option Strap 2 RS232C Input RS423A Input 1 J28 J36 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 2 J29 J37 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 3 J30 J38 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 4 J31 J39 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 5 J32 J40 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 6 J33 J41 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 7 J34 J42 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 8 J35 J43 Pins 1 2 Pins 2 3 9 J44 J52 Pins 1 2 Pins...

Page 33: ...dry contact applications or standard wet contact applications It is advisable to test each contact for proper operation after they are configured and the NET PATH unit is operational database downloaded Note The pin 1 designator for J59 is incorrect on the board Pin one is properly referenced by the black square For a closer view of the jumpers see Jumper Connections page 5 4 Contact Sensors 1 8 C...

Page 34: ...pport contact sensors 1 8 Contact Sensors 1 4 RJ45 Connector 8 Pin Female Pin Contact Sensor Inputs 1 Sensor 4 2 Sensor 3 3 Sensor 2 4 Sensor 1 5 Sensor 1 Gnd 6 Sensor 2 Gnd 7 Sensor 3 Gnd 8 Sensor 4 Gnd Contact Sensors 5 8 RJ45 Connector 8 Pin Female Pin Contact Sensor Inputs 1 Sensor 8 2 Sensor 7 3 Sensor 6 4 Sensor 5 5 Sensor 5 Gnd 6 Sensor 6 Gnd 7 Sensor 7 Gnd 8 Sensor 8 Gnd ...

Page 35: ...bination of database programming and or physical wiring They can be controlled automatically by the software application or manually through the LCD display panel The output control relays are available through an RJ45 connector labeled Output Relays which is marked with a yellow symbol Contact Sensors 9 12 RJ45 Connector 8 Pin Female Pin Contact Sensor Inputs 1 Sensor 12 2 Sensor 11 3 Sensor 10 4...

Page 36: ...tically through database parameters Voltage Sensor The NET PATH has one DC voltage sensor The range of measurement is 0 60 VDC with an accuracy and resolution of 5 VDC An optional 6 foot cable is available to support the DC voltage sensor feature This sensor measures and reports the difference between the two input leads Polarity must be observed If polarity is reversed the reported values will be...

Page 37: ...the internal temperature returns to an acceptable level You can program your NET PATH to report specific internal temperature events based on database parameters or generate an event when the battery charger turns off or on External Temperature Sensor The optional external temperature sensor is available to monitor the temperature within the facility where the NET PATH is installed The database ca...

Page 38: ...ure Sensor RJ45 Connector 8 Pin Female Pin Temp Sensor Inputs 1 Not used 2 Not used 3 5 4 Clock 5 Data 6 Gnd 7 Not used 8 Not used Note The cable that connects the external temperature sensor to the NET PATH must be wired straight through as shown below Note The cable that connects the external temperature sensor to the NET PATH must be wired straight through as shown below ...

Page 39: ...t require field maintenance This battery life expectancy is one to three years The NET PATH reports battery conditions and capacity Batteries can be replaced in the field The UPS battery ships from the factory fully charged The following graph shows the battery discharge characteristics when the unit is stored for an extended period Extended storage does not affect the battery s ability to recharg...

Page 40: ...for Power Battery and Status illuminate The battery indicator may flash to indicate that the battery is charging 23 If the Status indicator does not illuminate the NET PATH does not have a valid database loaded Contact your network system administrator at the Polling and Analysis Center Internal Battery Test To perform an internal battery test 1 Confirm that the internal battery is operating prope...

Page 41: ... to verify that communication parameters are correct If the Polling and Analysis Center is not available you can go transparent to an attached host device using the NET PATH Command Line Interface See Useful Command Line Interface Commands on page 3 5 If a serial connection does not function as expected verify the port communications parameters in the NET PATH database match those of the attached ...

Page 42: ...Installation Page 2 18 Notes ...

Page 43: ...program it with an application and a database The application contains all operating software for the NET PATH features A license key controls the enabled features The application software requires a database If the application is loaded and no database is present the NET PATH uses a default database An NET PATH that is in the default state no application or no database offers the OS functions tha...

Page 44: ...e on the NET PATH use one of the following methods Use a third party terminal program to connect via null modem cable to a serial port on the NET PATH Use a third party terminal program to connect to the NET PATH via modem Use a third party telnet client to connect to the NET PATH via the network Use IRISnGEN Remote Agent Manager to establish a dial up connection and go transparent to the NET PATH...

Page 45: ...y The User name prompt displays 4 Type your user name then press the Enter key The Password prompt displays 5 Type your password then press Enter 6 If the user name and password you enter are correct the NET PATH prompt displays indicating successful logon to the NET PATH Using the Remote Agent Manager to Establish a Dial Up Connection To establish a dial up connection using Remote Agent Manager 1...

Page 46: ...con From the pop up menu select Remote Agent Manager 3 When the RA Manager screen finishes loading select the telephone icon from the toolbar This accesses a drop down list that displays the methods you can use to connect to the NET PATH You can connect via the modem or via the network For each connection option the connection Information is shown The modem option displays the telephone number and...

Page 47: ... BATTERYTEST START BATTERYTEST STOP Performs a battery load test Option START STOP BEEP BEEP Option Example BEEP ENABLED BEEP DISABLED Enables or disables the buzzer Option ENABLED DISABLED CD CD Directory Examples CD TEMP CD FLASH TEST Changes the current directory Cannot change from a directory in one media e g FLASH to a directory in the other media e g RAM with one CD command CHECKDISK CHECKDI...

Page 48: ...is more than one modem configured Please specify the modem instance or name 1 Main Modem 2 Secondary Modem If you specify any device other than MODEM an error is returned When entering strings e g Modem Name surrounding quotes are not required However when a name contains spaces the quotes are required DATE Date MM DD YYYY Examples DATE 12 05 2003 DATE Sets and or retrieves the date If you do not ...

Page 49: ... access port serial NIC modem Show displays the current Debug Options SET x y z changes the Debug Options and persist it to the PM SET options ALL All NONE None LOG Log to the DEBUG DAT ACT Action ACW Action Window APP Application CLH Command Handler CMS Command Session CON Contact COR Correlation DBM Database Manager DET Event Detect DVM Device Manager ERR General Error EVE Event EXP Expect EXS E...

Page 50: ...evice type all devices are listed options BATTERY POWER VOLTAGE MEMORY MODEM NIC SERIAL SYSTEM UI DIR DIR Path s Examples DIR DIR FLASH TEST s DIR s Gets the directory structure If you do not specify a path the current directory is used Path specified path for directory structure s displays files in specified directory and all subdirectories DISABLE DISABLE DeviceName Examples DISABLE SERIAL1 Disa...

Page 51: ...Full Example ENGINE HOST Used to give a snapshot of the active components in the Event pipeline Host displays only host related engine information Action displays only action related engine information Summary displays information in a summary format Noevent does not display any event information Full displays all event variables FORMAT FORMAT FLASH Formats a FLASH drive GETPM GETPM Gets the Perso...

Page 52: ...e logging SearchString the search parameters for logging Note When entering strings for example DeviceName surrounding quotes are not required When a name contains spaces the quotes are required LOGIN LOGIN Examples LOGIN returns the following USERNAME enter user ID PASSWORD enter your password Begins a new interactive session with the NET PATH LOGOUT LOGOUT Terminates a session MD MD Directory Ex...

Page 53: ...ame of file that controls maximum file size and file handling HostName name of host attached to NET PATH Layout name of called layout that specifies the format of the record Note When entering strings for example HostName surrounding quotes are not required However when a name contains spaces the quotes are required Asterisk in place of the host name denotes polling of shared data as opposed to a ...

Page 54: ...ileName target file name When entering strings surrounding quotes are not required However when a name contains spaces the quotes are required RLOGINIP RLOGINIP IPaddress ServerUsername ClientUsername Port TerminalType Speed Example RLOGINIP 172 16 3 24 XYZServer XYZClient 513 TTY 9600 Establish an RLOGIN session using the target host s IP address IPaddress the targeted address of the remote devic...

Page 55: ...ops the currently running script on the specified host SUSPEND Suspend the queue for the specified host do not add any new scripts to it and do not remove scripts from the queue GRACEFUL ms Takes an additional argument of time in milliseconds Issue a graceful stop to the script If it does not respond within the time given kill it RESUME Resume normal queue operation from the point at which it was ...

Page 56: ...HH MM SS Examples TIME TIME 14 02 00 Sets gets the current time If you do not specify time the current time is retrieved TYPE TYPE filename Examples TYPE MyFile Brings the specified file content to the screen for viewing XPAR XPAR hostname Examples XPAR XPAR My Host Initiates a transparent serial connection to an attached host If you do not specify a host name and there is more than one host avail...

Page 57: ...diately initiates for that host Once a session is established the system sends any characters received from the host to the connected user and also passes them to the application or script for processing Characters sent from the port via a terminal action or script are sent to the host but not to the connected user unless the host is echoing characters Any characters sent by the user are sent dire...

Page 58: ...Operation Page 3 16 Note ...

Page 59: ... local command line communication interface with the remote agent Feature not available in this release Indicators The four LED indicators on the NET PATH front panel indicate the following conditions LED Description Power ON indicates the NET PATH is using commercial power Off indicates the NET PATH is operating on battery power Battery ON indicates the battery is fully charged FLASHING indicates...

Page 60: ...he LCD and display indicators show the progress during the NET PATH s defined boot process The usual boot sequence is as follows 1 The operating system name displays 2 The unit performs a self check and displays the status of the operating system and application by indicating OK or BAD During this period the Status LED flashes 3 The next display indicates whether the OS operating system or the app...

Page 61: ...he second line contains the NET PATH application version and the time in twenty four hour format The fourth line displays the PUN version number when the application finishes loading The modem status displays in the bottom right corner OH is an abbreviation for Off Hook Y yes N no Login Procedure Press the right arrow key to enter the system menu When the NET PATH security feature is enabled the L...

Page 62: ...sh the up or down arrow buttons to scroll through the display Event Viewer Event Viewer data is only available when utilizing LCD actions Select Event Viewer to display information resulting from an LCD action The following screen appears Figure 4 6 Event Viewer Display Event Viewer data is only available when using LCD actions Select Historical View to display the last fifty LCD actions in order ...

Page 63: ...he NET PATH database The Cfg line indicates the sensor s configuration O when the sensor is set as normally open or a C when the sensor is set as normally closed The Act line indicates activity based on the contact s normal state If the contact sensor is normally open and the switch is closed the Act line displays an X for the appropriate contact sensor DC Voltage The DC Voltage device option prod...

Page 64: ...n the Country Code field Table 4 1 Country Code Definitions for Multi Tech Modem Model MT5634SMI NET PATH Country Code Countries Modem Initialization String 1 New Zealand at t19 0 9 2 Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Israel Malaysia Philippines Poland Singapore Slovenia South Korea Vietnam at t19 0 30 3 Czech Republic at t19 0 25 4 South Africa at t19 0 35 5 Argentina Aruba Austria Bahrain Belgiu...

Page 65: ...nidad Turkey Ukraine at t19 0 34 6 Japan at t19 0 10 7 Australia at t19 0 1 Note The modems in the NET PATH are not manufactured by Teltronics Tables 4 1 and 4 2 list the countries that are supported by the NET PATH internal modem The manufacturer has tested the modem to ensure that it complies with the appropriate specifications for the countries listed The table does not indicate that the NET PA...

Page 66: ...f 0239 indicates your NET PATH has the Multi Tech modem 2 Change the country code Login to the NET PATH command line and type STATUS MODEM The modem returns a status modem response shown below Use the MODEMCOUNTRY command to modify the country code Refer to Table 3 1 of the NET PATH Installation and Operation Guide Table 4 2 Country Code Definitions for Multi Tech Modem Model MT5656SMI NET PATH Co...

Page 67: ...ourg Netherlands Norway Portugal Russian Federation Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom Cyprus Liechtenstein Lithuania FD 33 Taiwan FE Note When programming a Multi Tech modem model MT5656SMI for international use you must first download a NET PATH 2 0 application or higher to your NET PATH device Failure to do so may cause the device to function improperly Users programming a ...

Page 68: ...s Summary Display Temp Sensors The Temp Sensors device option displays the internal and external temperatures when these sensors are present and defined in the NET PATH database Temperatures can display in Fahrenheit F Celsius C or Kelvin K The following illustrates a typical Temp Sensors summary display Figure 4 10 Temperature Sensor Summary Display Shutdown The main menu Shutdown option includes...

Page 69: ...one line is inoperative Verify the telephone line can dial out and receive calls If not contact your local telephone representative The NET PATH is off hook trying to place a call Check the OH indicator on the LCD display Defective telephone cable Replace cable Country code not set for International modem See Country Code Definitions for Multi Tech Modem Model MT5634SMI on page 4 6 See Country Cod...

Page 70: ... not set for auto answer Restricted telephone line Contact your local telephone representative Call was received at the Polling and Analysis Center but did not have a carrier Possible Cause Non compatible or defective modem at the Polling and Analysis Center The modem at Polling and Analysis Center is not in data mode You selected an incorrect database option Call received at Polling and Analysis ...

Page 71: ...t to touch the battery with conducting materials such as rings bracelets keys and tools Do not open or mutilate the battery Do not dispose of the battery in fire Field Description UPS Battery Replacement kits are available from Teltronics You can replace this unit in the field See UPS Battery Replacement Procedure on page 5 2 Coin Cell Battery The coin cell battery has a service life is four to fi...

Page 72: ... PATH Battery Connection 7 Disconnect the battery power connector from the main board 8 Carefully remove the screws that secures the battery chassis The screws are located on the bottom of the NET PATH 9 Carefully lift the battery out of the NET PATH 10 Insert the new battery assembly and secure it with the retaining screws Be sure the new battery has the same physical and electrical orientation a...

Page 73: ...emove the commercial power connector from the back of the NET PATH 2 From the LCD panel main menu select Safe Shutdown 3 Disconnect the cables from the back of the NET PATH Be sure to mark you cables so you can reconnect them quickly 4 Remove the NET PATH from the rack 5 Remove the screws that hold the NET PATH cover then carefully lift off the cover 6 Locate the coin cell battery Note the polarit...

Page 74: ...tions Your NET PATH device comes with jumpers preset at the factory If you must change a jumper setting locate the jumper in the figure below then set the jumper according to the setting indicated in Table 5 1 Figure 5 3 NET PATH Jumper Locations ...

Page 75: ...do so by Customer Service Changing these jumpers may result in operation failures Table 5 1 NET PATH Jumper Settings Jumper Setting Description J1 RAM Chip Select J2 RAM Chip Select J1000 External Flash Sizes 16 MB External Flash Sizes 32 MB default J3 J1004 Flash Write Protect On Flash Write Protect Software Flash Write Protect Off J5 J1001 Flash Type Internal Flash Type External J12 J15 RAM Size...

Page 76: ...1 8 RS232 normal voltage Contact Sensors 1 8 RS423 low voltage J44 J51 Contact Sensors 9 16 RS232 normal voltage Contact Sensors 9 16 RS423 low voltage J52 J59 Contact Sensors 9 16 RS232 normal voltage Contact Sensors 9 16 RS423 low voltage Table 5 1 NET PATH Jumper Settings Note See Contact Sensor Strap Options page 2 8 for more information about jumper settings ...

Page 77: ...ry codes 4 6 CRC 4 2 D database 3 1 DC voltage 4 5 default database parameters 3 1 device option Relays 4 10 Serial Ports 4 10 device options buzzer 4 5 contact sensors 4 5 DC voltage 4 5 temperature sensors 4 10 devices 4 4 Devices menu 4 4 dial up connection 3 3 dial up connection using Remote Agent Manager 3 3 displaying content 4 2 E environmental requirements 1 4 European Community requiremen...

Page 78: ...3 2 configurations 1 1 model structure 1 1 MTBF 1 5 physical description 1 1 serviceable components 5 1 software components 3 1 specifications 1 1 testing calls 2 17 remote agent input sensor circuitry for RS432A 2 7 Remote Agent Manager dial up connection 3 3 network connection 3 4 replacement procedure coin cell battery 5 3 UPS battery 5 2 requirements environmental 1 4 power 1 4 Reset button 4 ...

Page 79: ...sors 4 4 testing calls 2 17 transparency to host 2 17 troubleshooting incoming calls 4 11 outgoing calls 4 12 U Universal modems 4 8 unpacking 2 1 UPS battery 5 1 5 2 5 3 UPS battery replacement procedure 5 1 V verify operation 2 16 voltage sensor 2 12 W warm boot 4 10 weight 1 4 X XPAR 3 14 ...

Page 80: ...Index I 4 Notes ...

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Page 82: ...SEB NET PATH Installation and Operation Guide Teltronics Inc 2150 Whitfield Industrial Way Sarasota FL 34243 941 753 5000 Part Number 610 0000 0434 Rev H ...

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