Manuais de utilizador para CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORKS INC. MCUB5R

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• PRODUCT OVERVIEW

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• 1.1 INTENDED AUDIENCE

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• 1.2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

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• 1.2.1 Characteristics

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• 1.2.2 Accessories and options

  1
• 1.3 CONFIGURATION

  1
• 1.4 FACTORY TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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• 1.5 PRODUCT WARRANTY

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• 1.6 REPLACEMENT PARTS

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• 1.6.1 Factory Repair

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• 1.7 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

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• 1.8 DIAGNOSTICS

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• 1.8.1 Remote Commands

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• 1.9 FIRMWARE UPGRADES

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• NETWORK APPLICATION

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• RF Path and Communications Range

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• Basic Connections

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• Common Characteristics

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• Point to Point System

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• Point–Multipoint System

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• Extending a Landline (Tail Circuit)

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• FEATURES AND OPERATION

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• 2.1 OVERVIEW

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• 2.2 INTENDED AUDIENCE

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• 2.3 FRONT PANEL

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• 2.3.1 Antenna Connector

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• 2.3.2 LED Indicators

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• 2.3.3 Connection to DTE

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• 2.3.4 Com Port

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• 2.3.5 Setup Port

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• 2.4 REAR PANEL

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• 2.4.1 Heat Sink

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• 2.4.2 Power / Analog connector

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• 2.5 OPERATION

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• 2.5.1 Operating Modes

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• 2.5.2 Data Forwarding Timer

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• 2.5.3 Sending Break Signals

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• 2.5.4 COM Port Baud Rates

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• 2.5.5 Diagnostics

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• 2.5.6 Addressing

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• 2.5.7 Station Type

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• 2.6 ONLINE DIAGNOSTICS

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• 2.6.1 Using an External Program for Online Diagnostics

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• 2.6.2 Interpreting Diagnostic Results

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• 2.7 OFFLINE DIAGNOSTICS

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• 2.8 LOW POWER OPERATION

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• 2.8.1 Reduced Transmit Power

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• 2.8.2 Suspend Mode

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• 2.8.3 Sleep Mode

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• 2.8.4 Remote Unit Wake-up by DTE

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• 2.9 TRANSMITTER TIMEOUT

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• OPTIMIZING YOUR SYSTEM

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• MAINTENANCE ADJUSTMENTS

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• 3.1 OVERVIEW AND MAINTENANCE INTERVALS

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• 3.2 INTENDED AUDIENCE

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• 3.3 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

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• 3.4 TEST POINT

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• 3.5 BASIC ADJUSTMENTS

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• 3.5.1 Preliminary Steps

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• 3.5.2 After Adjustments are Done

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• CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

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• 4.1 OVERVIEW

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• 4.2 INTENDED AUDIENCE

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• 4.3 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

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• 4.3.1 Microprocessor Circuit

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• 4.3.2 RS232

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• 4.3.3 MODEM

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• 4.3.4 TRANSMIT & RECEIVE DATA

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• 4.3.5 Integra-R A/D and DIGIPOT

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• 4.3.6 Wake-Up Circuit

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• 4.3.7 Power Supply

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• TABLE 1 INTEGRA-T ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

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• TABLE 2: COM PORT SIGNALS

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• TABLE 3: SETUP PORT SIGNALS

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• TABLE 4: SWR / REV PWR

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• TABLE 5: TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS HALF AND FULL CHANNEL UNITS

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• FIGURE 1 - BASIC CONNECTIONS REQUIRED

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• FIGURE 2 - POINT TO POINT SYSTEM

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• FIGURE 3 - POINT–MULTIPOINT SYSTEM

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• FIGURE 4 - TAIL CIRCUIT

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• FIGURE 5 - DCE CROSSOVER CABLE FOR RTS-CTS MODE

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• FIGURE 6 – INTEGRA-T FRONT PANEL

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• FIGURE 7 – COM AND SETUP PORT CONNECTORS PIN LOCATIONS

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• FIGURE 8 – 3-WIRE INTERFACE

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• FIGURE 9 – INTEGRA-T REAR PANEL

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• FIGURE 10 - POWER / ANALOG CONNECTOR

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• FIGURE 11- POWER / ANALOG CABLE

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• FIGURE 12 - LOGIC BOARD BLOCK DIAGRAM

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• addressing

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• LEDs

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• equipment required

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• analog inputs

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• master

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• break signals

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• optimizing performance

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• characteristics

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• point to point

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• circuit description

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• point–multipoint

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• power connector

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• baud rates

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• power saving

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• commands, remote

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• configuration

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• connections

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• range (distance)

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• remote

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• RS-232 port

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• RTS mode

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• interpretation

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• offline

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• online

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• setup port

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• online string format

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• short address

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• using an external program

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• signal quality

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• DOX mode

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• sleep mode

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• DTE connections

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• station type

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• ESN

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• tail circuit

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• firmware upgrades

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