Clear-Com CELLCOM 10, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CellCom-10 Instruction Manual 4 - 1 3
On the PC end, a female 9-pin D connector is used. Make sure that the
data connections of pin 2 to pin 3 and pin 3 to pin 2 are followed, and
that pin 5 goes through to pin 5. Then short pins 1, 4, 6, and 8 together
on the PC end of the cable. The cable will now be ready to use with the
any upgrade files from the factory. Table 3 gives the pin configuration
for this cable. Table 4-5 shows the pin configuration for the cable used
to upgrade beltpack firmware.
Table 4-5: Pinout for Cable to Upgrade Beltpack Firmware
CONNECTING VIA THE LAN PORT
This connection is used for rapid firmware updates, as well as in the
future for system configuration and intelligent connection with the
Eclipse digital matrix. It is wired as a standard Ethernet connection.
The base station has a fixed IP address. This can be found by
selecting SYSTEM and then INFO from the front-panel display menu.
Refer to the chapter “
CellCom Toolkit” for more information on using
the LAN port to upgrade firmware.
LINKING TWO BASE STATIONS TO FORM
LARGER SYSTEMS
Two CellCom 10 base stations may be joined via the rear-panel BASE
LOOP connection to create larger communications systems that will
support additional wireless beltpacks, plus all of the available
rear-panel connected devices on both bases. Groups may be created
and assigned that contain beltpacks and rear-panel inputs from both
bases, and point-to-point conversations between beltpacks registered
with the two different bases are possible.
The one limitation to this expanded system is that the CEL-TA
transceiver/antennas connected to “Base #1” will only communicate
with the CEL-BP wireless beltpacks registered with “Base #1”.
So
PC CONNECTION (9-PIN F) BELTPACK (3.5 mm jack)
1 N/C
2 tip
3 ring
4 N/C
5 screen
6 N/C
7 N/C
8 N/C
9 N/C