ZETRON 4000 Series, Installation Manual

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IntegratorRDPS Programming
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• Editing the Layout on page 329
•
Button Assignments
on page 330
• Entering Display Setup Button Labels on page 332
•
Entering Select, Xmit, and Group Patch Button Labels
on page 332
• Copying Console Configuration Data on page 333
•
Saving a Configuration
on page 334
Introduction
General Description
The Integrator Radio Dispatch Programming Software (RDPS) allows a system
maintenance engineer to easily field program the system configuration of a Zetron
IntegratorRD Workstation. This includes the addition or reconfiguration of radio channels,
selection of paging and auxiliary I/O functions, and many other operating features of the
IntegratorRD Workstation.
RDPS is a Windows-based application that uses an intuitive menu, a graphic-driven
display interface, and incorporates context-sensitive help features. RDPS is designed to
run on Windows XP Professional (32-bit) and Windows 7 Professional (32-bit or 64-bit)
computers, including laptops. Netbooks may have insufficient screen size or resolution to
support IntegratorRDPS.
If the editing of a configuration is not being done from a console PC, the configuration file
will need to be copied to the console PC. This file has the extension “.CFG”.
IntegratorRD Concepts and Definitions
A Series 4000 Communications Control System supports from 1 to 16 IntegratorRD
Workstations. Each workstation is connected to Model 4020 or 4048 CCE, which manages
the communications functions for all console positions.
A console position is a single operator workstation comprised of a PC, display monitor,
and an audio control panel. Each position may control a subset of the radio channel control
and auxiliary I/O functions supplied by the system. Each position may have independent
paging functions.
Note
IntegratorRD 5.2 does not contain a Demo application. Please
contact Zetron Sales or Technical Support to acquire a disc with a
Demo application.
IntegratorRD 5.2 no longer supports Text Messaging.