ZETRON 4000 Series, Installation Manual

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Configuring Channel Cards
• Channel Transmit Delay
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To start the configuration software
1. Switch all SW4 switches OFF.
2. Connect the DCC serial port labeled MONITOR to the appropriate serial port on
the computer, using the serial interface cable. Run the terminal emulation program
on the computer, making sure its serial port is configured to 19.2 Kbps and 8N1.
Turn off any hardware/software handshake protocols.
3. Press the ESC key. This information is displayed by the DCC:
uDCC88 v2.37 ----- dSP v3.01
--Press <ESC> anytime to return to this menu--
?,Config :
Navigation
Configuration and option choices are accessed by using single keystrokes to navigate a
hierarchical menu structure. The valid choices at any point are displayed in the last line of
output from the DCC. Press the capitalized letter to make a selection. Lowercase input is
treated the same as uppercase. The ESC key will return to the main menu from any other
menu level. The BACKSPACE key will cancel the current selection and return to the
previous menu.
Press “?” (question mark) to display the channel card’s current configuration.
Example:
DCC Serial_No:: 0000F0E6
--- DCC ChA/B number = 5/6
Active ChA config. ________
Ch Type = TONE
ANI = DTMF
Call = VOX,-30dB
TX delay = 0.75sec
AGC decay = 2.0sec
Active ChB config. ________
Ch Type = TONE
ANI = 5-Tone,ZVEI-1
Call = VOX,-30dB
TX delay = none
AGC decay = 0.50sec
AudioDRAM installed = 1 Mbyte
AudioDRAM is Opt'l
4 Mbyte IRR memory enabled.
Note Since the final step in any configuration process results in a card
reset, make sure both channels are inactive before making any
configuration changes.
Note Your software version number may not match the example shown
above.