TransCore 05716 Manuel D’Utilisation
Multiprotocol Rail Reader System Guide
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3.
Enter command #821 to report any change on input0, command #822 to report
any change on input 1, command #823 to report changes on input0 and input1,
or command #820 to disable status change reports (factory default). Press
ENTER
any change on input 1, command #823 to report changes on input0 and input1,
or command #820 to disable status change reports (factory default). Press
ENTER
.
Reset Reader
Command #63 Reset Reader resets uniqueness, clears the power fail bit, and trans-
mits the sign-on message. The reader returns to data mode following the completion
of this command.
mits the sign-on message. The reader returns to data mode following the completion
of this command.
Note: This command does not reset any of the configuration parameters.
See
.
To reset the reader
1.
Ensure that the host computer is in command mode.
2.
Enter command #63. Press ENTER.
The terminal emulation screen displays the sign-on message as shown in
Radio Frequency
Caution
The authorized continuous wave (CW) frequency band for the MPRR in the U.S. is
902.25 to 903.75 MHz and 910.00 to 921.50 MHz. The authorized modulated fre-
quency band for the MPRR in the U.S. is 911.75 to 919.75 MHz. The RF for each
MPRR at the site must be set according to the frequency specified in the FCC site
license. Only trained, authorized installation and maintenance personnel are per-
mitted by FCC to set the RF.
902.25 to 903.75 MHz and 910.00 to 921.50 MHz. The authorized modulated fre-
quency band for the MPRR in the U.S. is 911.75 to 919.75 MHz. The RF for each
MPRR at the site must be set according to the frequency specified in the FCC site
license. Only trained, authorized installation and maintenance personnel are per-
mitted by FCC to set the RF.
By using the MPRR an authorized person can set the frequency within the range from
902 to 928 MHz in 0.25 MHz steps. You can set the frequency by using a terminal
emulation program and issuing the frequency command, as discussed in section
902 to 928 MHz in 0.25 MHz steps. You can set the frequency by using a terminal
emulation program and issuing the frequency command, as discussed in section
Note: For backward compatibility to existing controllers, you can set the RF operat-
ing frequency in 500-kHz steps using command #642NN.
ing frequency in 500-kHz steps using command #642NN.
To set the frequency range
1.
Ensure that the host computer is in command mode.
2.
Enter command #647XXX
–
where XXX is a hexadecimal value from 000 to 118
–
and press ENTER. See command
for a complete listing of the hexadecimal values and the
corresponding frequencies.
3.
To verify that the RF has been changed to the proper setting, type in command
#527
#527
to see the current frequency setting.