Teledesign Systems Inc TS4000EH Manuel D’Utilisation

 
To have the program set these automatically, connect to the modem (Modem 
menu – Connect to Modem), then select the desired retrieve button.  The 
program will then disconnect from the modem and set the serial port settings to 
match the modem. 
 
This button is used to retrieve the diagnostics data from the TS4000 that the PC 
is physically connected to.  This function does not require the remote diagnostics 
firmware upgrade option. 
 
These defines the address of the TS4000 that will be queried over the air.  They 
can also be used to choose the address to be removed from the diagnostics list. 
  
This button retrieves the remote diagnostics data from the TS4000 indicated by 
the address controls. 

 
This button retrieves the remote diagnostics from all TS4000s in the diagnostics 
list. 
 
 
This is the maximum time that the program will wait for a diagnostics response. 
 
When this is enabled, the type of diagnostics selected (Local, Retrieve One or 
Retrieve All) will be polled repeatedly until it is stopped.  The time between polls 
is set with the Repeat Time control. 
 
This will clear the Successes/Attempts field of the diagnostics list.  All other fields 
will be unaffected. 
 
Field Description 
Group Address 

Group address of the modem. 

Individual Address 

Individual address of the modem. 

An A or B after the address indicates that the modem is 
part of a redundancy switch and which modem it is. 

Path 

This field indicates the path of the diagnostics data. 

Local: The data is from the modem physically connected to 

the PC 

Direct: The data was received over the air without being 

repeated by a store and forward repeater. 

Repeater: The data was received over the air through a 

store and forward repeater.  The address of the 
repeater is also shown.   

The data may come though multiple repeaters and 
the list will show the last five repeaters with the most 
recent repeater listed first.  The path field can be 
expanded to show additional repeater addresses. 

RSSI Inbound 

The RSSI (Receive Signal Strength Indication) value of the 
incoming response packet measured at the local modem.   

For a local path, this field indicates the RSSI of the last 
received packet. 

The units are –dBms (negative dBms) and therefore a 
lower value indicates a larger received signal.