ZETRON 4000 Series, Installation Manual

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Wireless Interface Options
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4. All External I/O and Scanning should typically be disabled on fixed location
radios. This is especially true of the System Scanning - Wide Area mode. This
should never be enabled in a fixed location radio that shall be connected to a
console system. To disable these items:
a. In the
Options tab, Keypad Options menu:
Hookswitch Disable Scan (Parameter) = OFF (Unchecked)
Ramp Wrap (Parameter) = ON (Checked)
b. In the
Options
tab,
Scan Options
menu,
Conventional Scan Options
area:
Scan With Channel Guard (Parameter) = OFF (Unchecked)
c. In the Options tab, Scan Options menu, Universal Scan Options area:
Scan List (Parameter) = FIXED
P1 Programming (Parameter) = FIXED
P2 Programming (Parameter) = FIXED
d. In the
System Scan Options
menu:
Scan Type (Parameter) = ProSound/ProScan (Option 2)
e. In the Options tab, External Options menu, Auxiliary Input 1 :
Keycode = Ext PTT
Control Unit = A
5. Initiate programming of radio.
6. Upon completion of programming, power down the radio by removing power
7. Remove the programming cable and connect the radio to the Zetron control cables.
Note If the
Scan Add
and
Scan Delete
buttons are to be used at
the IntegratorRD console, then the above parameters cannot
be set to the
FIXED
parameter value (
Scan List
,
P1
Programming , and P2 Programming ). They must be
configured according to the user's application desires
instead.
Note This option allows the radio to scan for its system (site)
control channel to ensure that the site remains active. If
' Option 1 = Disabled ' is selected, then the system scanning
of the radio is completely
disabled
. If '
Option 3 = Wide
Area ' is selected, then the radio should not be used as a fixed
location radio that gets connected to the console system.
The ' Option 3 = Wide Area ' setting should only be used in
radios that are capable of roaming from site to site such as
those that are installed in vehicles would be used in this
manner. The '
Option 3 = Wide Area
' setting is known to
cause problems with the system if it's used in fixed location
radios that are connecting to the system.