Disty disty-guard, Руководство по эксплуатации

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disty-guard, operating instructions
Subscription using PARK
RFPI/ PARI ( = Channel element / Base station ) is the default on which subscription is
performed. This information can be found in ASCOM as System Administrator under DECT/
Radio/ RFPI 9014BC1008 ( <- Example! ).
The process is described as follows. This is performed with the help of the programming
station ( Function ‘set PARK’, manual entry ).
• c_31_9014_bc10_08
Set the RFPI of the channel element that is
to be used for subscription.
( Please observe hexadecimal entry! )
The
disty-guard
is subscribed as described above.
Subscription using SARI
In case of big systems ( integrated systems ), affiliation is regulated through a SARI. This
number will be disclosed to the system administrator and the new terminal device set-up in
the system.
The system is activated for subscription; the administrator has disclosed the SARI used ( e.g.
3111111111115 ) and the new terminal device set-up in the system. The SARI is entered in
the device through the programming station ( PS, see chapter on “Requesting / Setting
parameters and functions” ) (
Function 14 ). Subscription is now performed as described
above.
Configuration
Some settings were made in the device during production, which shall be adapted to the
respective purpose of application. For this purpose, see the section on
“Requesting / Setting
parameters” as well as “Configuration data” . Factory settings are listed in the chapter on
“Factory setting” .
It is necessary to configure the device accordingly depending on application. This is easiest
when done with the aid of the programming station – a special charging station with PC
connection.
It is advisable to restart the
disty-guard after changing parameters. This is done using
Function 3 at the end of the setting process on the programming station.
Unsubscription
The logical disconnection of the
disty-guard
and the DECT base station is done by
deleting the DECT subscriber in the base station. This process also includes the removal of
relevant data in the
disty-guard
through the DECT protocol as long as the function is
supported by the base station.
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