Xetawave XETA4-TMFA, Руководство пользователя

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Industry Canada Antenna Compliance
The antenna used for this radio must be properly installed and maintained and must
provide a separation distance of at least 257 cm (101 inches) from all persons and must
not be collocated or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
Never transmit if any person is closer than the specified distance to the antenna.
L’antenne utilisée pour cette radio doit être correctement installée et entretenue. Elle
doit respecter une distance minimum de 257 cm (101 pouces) de l’ulitisateur et ne doit
pas être installée à proximité ou utilisée conjointement avec tout autre antenne ou
émetteur. N’utilisez pas votre radio si vous ne respectez pas la distance spécifiée.
Password Protection
All radios are shipped from the factory password-protected and do not allow users to
set parameters outside the limits of certification. The method of password entry is
hidden from the user, and the required password for each radio is generated using a
unique mathematical calculation that is proprietary to XetaWave, LLC.
Users have the ability to set parameters, via the Diag port, within the permissible limits.
Users do not have access to programming capability.
The Diag Port
The Diag port is used to configure the Xeta4-TMFA and monitor radio and network
operation, data throughput, and packet error rate. Typically, the Diag port is connected
to a computer or other user equipment with an RS-232 type interface and ASCII text
display capability. The user’s RS-232 interface may be a native serial port, or it may be
implemented via an interface converter (for example, a USB-to-RS-232 converter
dongle). A 3.3 volt to RS-232 level converter must be used between the radio and the
user’s serial port if the user’s serial port requires standard RS-232 levels (typically -5
volts/+5 volts to -12 volts/+12 volts). The radio Diag port levels are 0 volts/+3.3 volts,
and it is inverted with respect to standard RS-232 signaling.
The user’s serial port must be configured to match the following configuration to
communicate:
Bits per Second (Baud): 115200
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: None
Configuration
Communicating
with the
XETA4-TMFA