jotron RA-7203C, Руководство оператора

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Jotron AS| TR7750C: Operators Manual
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Operating Instructions Page 5-12
P/N: 84748 (G)
Menu path:
Interface
config ► Parameter Range Default Details
RS485 Address 1
– 255
1 Set the address to use on the RS485. In a
remote system using the RS485
communication port, all units that are
interconnected need to have a unique
address in order to avoid collisions and
misinterpretation of data.
RS485 Protocol
Legacy |
standard Legacy The protocols are described in the data
manual.
Legacy uses a protocol where the 9. bit is
used for address recognition, this is the
protocol used on the previous radio models
(TA7450, RA7202) and is compatible with
the RACS II PC software and the RCU
remote control unit.
Standard is an eight bit protocol that uses
the multidrop capability of the RS485 bus.
For more information on protocols, refer to
the SW manual.
RS232 Bitrate
1200
– 115200
115200 Set the bit rate to use on the RS232
interface ports
LAN Address
4 octets IP
address 192.168.2.1 IP interface address for the unit. Must be
unique on the network it connects to.
LAN Netmask
4 octets IP
netmask 255.255.0.0 The netmask used on the IP interface.
Should correspond to the local network that
the radio is connected to.
LAN Default gateway 4 octets IP
address 0.0.0.0 If set different from the default, the radio unit
will send IP traffic to the default gateway if
the address is unreachable on the local
network
LAN SNMP port 1
– 65535
161 The input port used for SNMP commands
The default port is the global port for SNMP
commands
LAN SNMP trap IP 4 octets IP
address 0.0.0.0 The IP address where SNMP traps are sent.
The address can be in the form of a unicast,
multicast or broadcast address.
LAN SNMP trap port 1
– 65535
162 The output port where SNMP traps are sent.
The default value is the global port for
SNMP traps
LAN SNMP trap int 0
– 60
5 The
interval on which an “alive” trap
(operstate) are sent to the host, if the TrapIP
and TrapPort are set. The value is given in
seconds. 0=OFF
RACK Number 0
– 100
0 Used to identify the location of the radio
from a remote application. Defines the rack
where the radio is located.
RACK Row
0
– 20
0 Used to identify the location of the radio
from a remote application. Defines the row
number in the rack. The row number is
counted from the top to the bottom of the
rack.
RACK Column 0
– 6
0 Used to identify the location of the radio
from a remote application. Defines the
column in the rack. The column number is
counted from the left in steps of one receiver
width or 14TE. There are 84 TE in a 19”
rack.
I.e. in a 19” frame width 6 receivers, the
receivers will have the column set to
1,2,3,4,5 or 6.
In a 19” frame width 3 transmitters, the
transmitters will have the column set to 1,3
or 5.
Table 5.5-3, Interface config group, transmitter