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MiniMACMiniMACMiniMACMiniMACOperation ManualOperation ManualOperation ManualOperation ManualPart Number MN/MiniMAC.OMRevision 0

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Rev. 0 7–17Chapter 7 SMS-7000 Protection SwitchScreensThis chapter describes the SMS-7000 Protection Switch screens, which are used tocontrol all func

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–177.5.3.2.1 Back up Modulator ConfigurationOn the BACKUP MODULATOR CONFIGUR

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–18 Rev. 0To check the status of one or more backup modulators:1. Choose each MOD BX

Strany 5 - SYSTEM MENUS

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–197.5.3.3 Prime Demodulator ConfigurationOn the PRIME DEMODULATOR CONFIGURAT

Strany 6 - ALARMS MENUS

SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–20 Rev. 0To check the status of one or more demodulators:1. Choose each DMD X field

Strany 7 - USER MENUS

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–217.5.3.4 Backup Demodulator ConfigurationTo change the active status of a b

Strany 8 - OPTIONS MENU

SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–22 Rev. 07.5.3.5 Modem PriorityThe MODEM PRIORITY screen will display the modem sta

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–237.5.3.6 Modem Online DelayOn the MODEM ONLINE DELAY screen, the user can c

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–24 Rev. 07.5.3.7 D&I G.703 DataIf the modems in the switch system are configur

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–257.5.3.8 External ClockOn the EXTERNAL CLOCK screen, the user can select BA

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–26 Rev. 07.5.3.9 Insert Data InputOn the INSERT DATA INPUT screen the user can sel

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Rev. 0 8–18Chapter 8 V2200 DUAL CONVERTERSCREENSThis chapter describes the V2200 Dual Converter Control screen. The following subjectswith the section

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–277.5.4 System Configuration7.5.4.1 Verify Active Modem ConfigurationThe VE

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–28 Rev. 07.5.4.2 Load All Active ModemsTo load all active modem configurations:1.

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–297.5.4.3 Load Prime/Backup ModemClick on the LOAD PRIME MODEM OR LOAD BU-M

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–30 Rev. 07.5.4.4 Load Prime Modem AddressClick on the LOAD PRIME MODEM ADDRESS but

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–317.5.4.5 Prime Modem AssignmentClick on the PRIME MODE ASSIGNMENT button, a

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–32 Rev. 07.5.4.6 Modem Control Baud RateClick on the MODEM CONTROL BAUD RATE butto

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–337.6 Set Menus7.6.1 Set Mode RemoteThe switch must be in the Remote Mode t

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–34 Rev. 07.6.2 Acknowledge Command Accepted ResponseThe MiniMAC will respond with

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–357.6.3 Mode – M:NThe switch can be configured to have 1 or 2 backups in th

Strany 23 - C.2 Debugging the Services

SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–36 Rev. 07.6.4 Mode – Switch DEP/INDEach backup can be configured to operate in th

Strany 24 - C.2.1 Saving Debug to a File

Rev. 0 9–19Chapter 9. OTHER DEVICESThis chapter describes other EFData devices. The following subjects with the sectionnumbers are described in this c

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–377.7 Command AuthorityThe Command Authority window gives the system user th

Strany 26 - C.3 Using the COMM Window

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–2 Rev. 0D&I CommandsSystem/MUX PCBSystem CommandsMUX PCBControl Mode & Authority MenusSe

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–36.1 Modem Control ScreensThe MODEM CONTROL screen is displayed by selecting a modem fro

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–4 Rev. 06.2 Modem Tabs6.2.1 Modulator/DemodulatorAll modulator/demodulator configuration status

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–56.2.2 Interface TabThe INTERFACE Tab displays the interface configuration parameters. Th

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–6 Rev. 06.2.3 AUPC/D&I TabThe AUPC/D&I Tab displays the status information for AUPC (Aut

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–76.3 View MenusThe VIEW menu allows the user to change the view to OVERVIEW or FAULTS.6.3

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–8 Rev. 06.3.2 View – Fault ScreensThe FAULT Screen exhibits faults that can be acknowledged, st

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–9To Acknowledge a new flashing fault, proceed as follows:Command ResponseClick on Faulted

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Rev. 0 10–110Chapter 10 ENDING THE PROGRAM WithTASK MANAGERThis chapter describes ending the program using the Task Manager. The followingsubjects wit

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–10 Rev. 06.3.3 View - Stored FaultsUp to 10 faults can be stored for each stored fault category

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–11The Command Accepted Message window will appear with the response value of therequested

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–12 Rev. 06.4 Configure MenuThe CONFIGURE menu allows the user to:• Edit Labels• Setup Alarms• Eb

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–136.4.1.1 Unlocking and Editing LabelsWhen the user clicks on LOCK LABELS, the Command C

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–14 Rev. 06.4.1.2 Editing Labels Data Entry WindowOnce the LOCK LABELS have been unlocked, Click

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–156.4.1.3 Editing LabelsType in the new label and click on: OK

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–16 Rev. 06.4.1.4 Acknowledging Command AcceptThe ACKNOWLEDGE COMMAND ACCEPTED screen will appear

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–176.4.1.5 Checking the Label Change on the ScreenObserve the device name has been update

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–18 Rev. 06.4.2 Configure – Alarm SetupTo configure the alarms for this device, select CONFIGURE

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–196.4.2.1 Setting Minor, Major, or Neither AlarmsEach fault/alarm can be set individuall

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Rev. 0A–1AAppendix A. SYSTEM SETUPSPREADSHEETThis appendix describes the preparation of creating an EXCEL Spreadsheet. Thefollowing subjects with the

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–20 Rev. 06.4.2.2 Saving Alarm Setup ChangesAfter completion, the user must exit and save the cha

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–216.5 Polling MenusThe POLLING menus include ONLINE or FORCE.6.5.1 Polling – OnlineThe O

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–22 Rev. 06.6 Status MenuAllows the user to request various status information about the modem. S

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–236.6.1.1 Equipment Type Command Accepted ResponseThis screen will appear with the EQUIP

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–24 Rev. 06.7 Commands MenusThe command menus allow the user to change parameters on the modem. T

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–256.7.2 Interface CommandsThe INTERFACE COMMANDS screens are used to set the interface co

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–26 Rev. 0To change a parameter, proceed as follows:Command ResponseSelect Interface parameter to

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–276.7.2.2 Interface2 – CommandsThe INTERFACE2 COMMANDS allow the user to configure:• ASYN

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–28 Rev. 06.7.3 Modulator/Demodulator CommandsThe MODULATOR/DEMODULATOR COMMANDS are used to set

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–296.7.3.2 Demodulator CommandsThe DEMODULATOR COMMANDS Screen allows the user to configur

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Rev. 0 B–1BAppendix B. CONFIGURING ALARMSThis appendix describes configuring alarms, default beeps, sound, and wave files.Subject Section No.Introduct

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–30 Rev. 06.7.4 AUPC/Drop & Insert Commands6.7.4.1 AUPC CommandsThe AUPC COMMANDS allows the

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–316.7.4.2 Remote AUPC CommandsThe REMOTE AUPC COMMANDS allows the user to configure or ch

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–32 Rev. 06.7.4.3 D&I CommandsThe D&I COMMANDS Screen is used to set the D&I channel

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–336.7.5 System/MUX PCB6.7.5.1 System CommandsThe System Command allows the user to confir

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–34 Rev. 06.7.5.2 MUX PCBThe modem requires a MUX overhead card to be installed for those command

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MiniMAC Rack Management System SDM-300 Modem ScreensRev. 0 6–356.8 Control Mode and Authority Menus6.8.1 Set Control ModeThe modem shall be in the R

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SDM-300 Modem Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System6–36 Rev. 06.8.2 Command Authority WindowThe COMMAND AUTHORITY window shows the authority level o

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Options Menu MiniMAC Rack Management System5–2 Rev. 05.1 OptionsThe Options menu allows the user to access the following system features:• Logging• St

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Options MenuRev. 0 5–35.1.1 Logging - Setting Up the Log ConfigurationFrom the Options menu, select Logging. The Event

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Options Menu MiniMAC Rack Management System5–4 Rev. 05.1.2 Saving Changes to the System Log ConfigurationWhen the power settings have been configured

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Rev. 0 C–1CAppendix C. TROUBLESHOOTINGThis appendix describes the troubleshooting guide for the operation of the MiniMACSystem.Subject Section No.Trou

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Options MenuRev. 0 5–55.2 Options – Status LabelsStatus Labels are boxes that report status information on any device

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Options Menu MiniMAC Rack Management System5–6 Rev. 05.2.1 Insert LabelsThe Add Overview Label window will appear. The user must:Command ResponseSelec

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Options MenuRev. 0 5–7The label will be locked in place and will display the status information of the device. Putthe c

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Options Menu MiniMAC Rack Management System5–8 Rev. 05.2.2 Delete LabelsTo delete a label, click on the label to be deleted and go to Options, Labels,

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Options MenuRev. 0 5–95.3 Options – EditThe Edit Mode can be located in the main Overview Options menu and in the indiv

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Options Menu MiniMAC Rack Management System5–10 Rev. 05.3.2 Options – Edit Mode – Draw PropertiesClick on a device or group to be edited. The Draw Pr

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Options MenuRev. 0 5–115.3.3 Options – Edit Mode ColorThe color window is the same for all of the properties. Click on

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Options Menu MiniMAC Rack Management System5–12 Rev. 05.3.4 Options – Edit Mode - FontFrom the Draw Properties window, the user also can select FONT

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Options MenuRev. 0 5–135.3.5 Options – Saving the EditWhen all devices have been edited, save edits in the Options men

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Options Menu MiniMAC Rack Management System5–14 Rev. 05.4 Options – System ColorsThe user has the ability to change the default color value of the va

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Rev. 0 g–1GGlossary The following is a list of acronyms and abbreviations that may be found in this manual.Acronym/AbbreviationDefinitionACL Advanced

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Options MenuRev. 0 5–155.5 Help MenuThe Help Menu will display the software version of the ILCNCS program that iscurren

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User Menus MiniMAC Rack Management System4–2 Rev. 04.1 Logging On/Off the SystemAuthorized users must log On to the MiniMAC System in order to use th

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MiniMAC Rack Management System User MenusRev. 0 4–3Command ResponseSelect USER NAMEType PasswordClick on OK4.1.2 Log OffTo log off, proceed as follows

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User Menus MiniMAC Rack Management System4–4 Rev. 04.2 Edit UsersNote: Only the authorized user as the SYSTEM user can add, change, or remove theserec

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MiniMAC Rack Management System User MenusRev. 0 4–5Command ResponseSelect Edit UsersSelect AddType (USER NAME field) Log On name of the user (12 chara

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User Menus MiniMAC Rack Management System4–6 Rev. 0The system will notify user that the record has been modified. Click on: OK.

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MiniMAC Rack Management System User MenusRev. 0 4–74.2.2 Deleting UsersTo remove a user, proceed as follows:Command ResponseSelect Edit UsersHighlight

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User Menus MiniMAC Rack Management System4–8 Rev. 04.3 Change PasswordTo EDIT PASSWORD screen, proceed as follows.

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MiniMAC Rack Management System User MenusRev. 0 4–9Command ResponseSelect Edit UserSelect Change PasswordHighlight User record to be modifiedType User

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Rev. 0 i–1IIndex Acknowledge Command Accepted Response, 7–34Acknowledging All COM Alarms, 7–34Acknowledging All Device Alarms, 3–8Acknowledging Comman

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Alarms MenusRev. 03–23.1 View Latest AlarmTo view the latest alarms:Command ResponseSelect ALARMS drop down menuClick

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Alarms Menus MiniMAC Rack Management SystemRev. 03–33.1.1 Stored NumbersThe default number of stored alarms is zero. To change the number of stored al

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Alarms MenusRev. 03–43.1.2 Changing Numbered StoredEnter the new number of stored alarms in the LIST SIZE ENTRY box an

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Alarms Menus MiniMAC Rack Management SystemRev. 03–53.1.3 Returning to the Overview ScreenTo return to the OVERVIEW Screen, proceed as follows:Comman

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Alarms MenusRev. 03–63.1.4 Viewing Stored AlarmsUpon subsequent entries into the ALARMS, VIEW LATEST ALARMS, from the

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Alarms Menus MiniMAC Rack Management SystemRev. 03–73.2 Acknowledging All Device AlarmsWhen a device has a fault or alarm, the MiniMAC will display a

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Alarms MenusRev. 03–83.3 Acknowledging All COMM AlarmsWhen communications to a device is detected, the MiniMAC will di

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Alarms Menus MiniMAC Rack Management SystemRev. 03–9

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Alarms MenusRev. 03–103.4 Default Beep SetupIf the user desires the system to Beep upon Faults, Alarms, or Communicati

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Index MiniMAC Rack Management Systemi–2 Rev. 0Modulator/Demodulator Commands, 9–25MUX PCB, 6–1, 6–28, 9–5, 9–20Opening the COM Window, 6–2, 6–24, 6–33

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Alarms Menus MiniMAC Rack Management SystemRev. 03–113.5 Alarm SoundFor the Default Beep to operate, the user must also set the Alarm Sound – Enable,w

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MiniMAC Rack Management System System Menus2–2Rev. 02.1 System-Report GeneratorThe report generator stores all system activities. To open the report g

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System Menus MiniMAC Rack Management SystemRev. 0 2–32.2 Viewing the System LogA data log is maintained on device commands, changes in configuration,

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MiniMAC Rack Management System System Menus2–4Rev. 02.2.1 Filtering the LogTo filter SYSTEM LOG data, proceed as follows:Command ResponseSelect ViewC

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Overview Screen MiniMAC Rack Management System1–2 Rev. 01.1 Path to ILCNCSStart MiniMAC Program as follows:Path: Start\Programs\ILCNCSNote: Double-cl

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Overview ScreenRev. 0 1–31.1.1 MiniMAC Main ScreenEach MiniMAC system is application-specific, so the appearance of th

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Overview Screen MiniMAC Rack Management System1–4 Rev. 01.2 Viewing the Rack GroupsThis group or rack is connected to COMM Port 3.The user can view a

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Overview ScreenRev. 0 1–51.2.2 C-Band Converter RackThis group or rack is connected to COMM Port 4.The second group o

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Overview Screen MiniMAC Rack Management System1–6 Rev. 01.2.3 CST-5000 RackThis group or rack is connected to COMM Port 5.The third group or rack on t

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Glossary MiniMAC Rack Management Systemg–2 Rev. 0IND IndependentIRQ Interrupt RequestISA Industry Standard ArchitectureLED Liquid Emitter DiodeLPT Loc

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Overview ScreenRev. 0 1–71.2.4 SMS-7000 Switch RackThis group or rack is connected on COMM Port 6.The fourth group or

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Overview Screen MiniMAC Rack Management System1–8 Rev. 01.2.5 SMS-658 Switch RackThis group or rack is connected on COMM Port 7.This fifth group or r

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Overview ScreenRev. 0 1–91.2.6 SMS-758 Switch RackThis group or rack is connected on COMM Port 8.The sixth group or r

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Overview Screen MiniMAC Rack Management System1–10 Rev. 01.2.7 Remote Site 1This group or rack is connected on COMM Port 9.The seventh group or rack i

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Overview ScreenRev. 0 1–111.3 Opening the COMM WindowLocate the Task Bar across the bottom of the screen. Observe tha

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Overview Screen MiniMAC Rack Management System1–12 Rev. 01.3.1 Viewing Incoming and Outgoing MessagesAll devices in the system that are ONLINE are be

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Warranty PolicyThis Adaptive Broadband product is warranted against defects in material andworkmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipm

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Rev. 0 iPrefaceAbout this ManualNote: Effective April 29, 1999, California Microwave, EFData, changed its name toAdaptive Broadband to reflect its cur

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Preface MiniMAC Rack Management Systemii Rev. 0Recommended Standard DesignationsRecommended Standard (RS) Designations have been superseded by the new

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MiniMAC Rack Management System PrefaceRev. 0 iiiCustomer SupportContact the Adaptive Broadband Customer Support Department for:• Product support• Info

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Troubleshooting MiniMAC Rack Management SystemC–2 Rev. 0C.1 TroubleshootingRefer to if the MiniMAC Program runs but does not operate properly or gives

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Rev. 0 vTable of ContentsCHAPTER 1. OVERVIEW SCREEN...1–11.1 Path to ILCNCS...

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Table of Contents MiniMAC Rack Management Systemvi Rev. 03.4 Default Beep Setup...

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Table of ContentsRev. 0 vii6.4.1 Configure Lock Labels...

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Table of Contents MiniMAC Rack Management Systemviii Rev. 07.4 Status - Menu ...

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Table of ContentsRev. 0 ixCHAPTER 9. OTHER DEVICES...

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Table of Contents MiniMAC Rack Management Systemx Rev. 0APPENDIX B. CONFIGURING ALARMS...

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MiniMAC Rack Management System TroubleshootingRev. 0 C–3Figure C-1. Device Communication ErrorThe Timeout Time for each available COMM port is report

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Troubleshooting MiniMAC Rack Management SystemC–4 Rev. 0C.2 Debugging the ServicesWhen necessary to troubleshoot the MiniMAC program, use the DEBUG co

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MiniMAC Rack Management System TroubleshootingRev. 0 C–5C.2.1 Saving Debug to a FileFor customer support to evaluate the problem, the debug informati

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Troubleshooting MiniMAC Rack Management SystemC–6 Rev. 0When a failure occurs, close all tasks, including the Debug Command using the Task Manager.Ope

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MiniMAC Rack Management System TroubleshootingRev. 0 C–7C.3 Using the COMM WindowCommunication between the MiniMAc and devices can be monitored in th

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Configuring Alarms MiniMAC Rack Management SystemB–2 Rev. 0B.1 IntroductionThe alarms setting is set to a default beep condition. When a fault, alarm,

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Configuring AlarmsRev. 0B–3B.2 Configuring AlarmsB.2.1 Alarm Sound Setup – EnableTo configure the MiniMAC to play atta

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Copyright © Comtech EFData, 2000.All rights reserved.Printed in the USA.Comtech EFData, 2114 West 7th Place, Tempe, Arizona 85281 USA, (480) 333.2200,

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Configuring Alarms MiniMAC Rack Management SystemB–4 Rev. 0B.2.2 Attaching System Wave FilesTo attach wave files to Alarms and Communication Alarms,

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Configuring AlarmsRev. 0B–5To select a COMM Alarm wave file, click on the WAV button to the right of COMMALARM wave fil

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Configuring Alarms MiniMAC Rack Management SystemB–6 Rev. 0Select an Alarm wave file in the same manner.Notice the path to the right of each alarm con

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Configuring AlarmsRev. 0B–7B.3 Attaching Device Wave FilesAttaching a device alarm is similar to attaching a system wa

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Configuring Alarms MiniMAC Rack Management SystemB–8 Rev. 0B.3.2 Alarm Setup Selecting a Wave FileSelect the desired wave file and click on Open. Onc

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Configuring AlarmsRev. 0B–9B.3.3 Saving the Alarm Setup ChangesContinue to configure Alarms until all desired Alarms h

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System Setup Spreadsheet MiniMAC Rack Management SystemRev. 0A–2Figure A-1 is an example of the system spreadsheet. All communication, computer, andde

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MiniMAC Rack Management System System Setup SpreadsheetRev. 0A–3Figure A-1. System Spreadsheet

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Rev. 0 1–11Chapter 1. OVERVIEW SCREENThis chapter describes the main OVERVIEW Screen of the ILCNCS MiniMAC Program.The user can access all the racks o

Strany 152 - 6.7.4.3 D&I Commands

Ending the Program with Task Manager MiniMAC Rack Management System10–2 Rev. 010.1 Using the Task ManagerThe proper procedure to end the program is

Strany 153 - 6.7.5.1 System Commands

MiniMAC Rack Management System Ending the Program with Task ManagerRev. 0 10–310.2 Ending a TaskHighlight the program ILCNCS and click on End Task.

Strany 154 - 6.7.5.2 MUX PCB

Ending the Program with Task Manager MiniMAC Rack Management System10–4 Rev. 0

Strany 155 - 6.8.1 Set Control Mode

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–2 Rev. 09.1 Satellite ModemsOther EFData Modem Device Screens are similar to the SDM-300 described inCha

Strany 156 - 6–36 Rev. 0

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–39.1.1.1 Commands MenuThe COMMANDS Menu includes; Remote, Interface, Modulator, and Demodulator.

Strany 157 - 5.1 Options

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–4 Rev. 09.1.1.2 Interface CommandsTo access the Interface Commands, select COMMANDS and click on INTERFA

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–59.1.1.3 Modulator/Demodulator CommandsTo access MODULATOR/DEMODULATOR COMMANDS, select Commands

Strany 159 - 5–4 Rev. 0

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–6 Rev. 09.1.2 SDM-309 Satellite ModemThe SDM-309 IBS Modem Screen functions like the SDM-308-4 Modem Co

Strany 160 - 5.2 Options – Status Labels

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–79.1.2.1 Faults Alarm ScreenTo view the FAULTS/ALARMS screen click on any of the faults status bu

Strany 161 - 5.2.1 Insert Labels

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–8 Rev. 09.1.3 SDM-308-5 Satellite ModemThe SDM-308-5 Drop and Insert (D&I) Modem Control Screen dro

Strany 162 - Rev. 0 5–7

Rev. 0 2–12Chapter 2 SYSTEM MENUSThis chapter describes the system menu log. The following subjects with sectionnumbers are described in the chapter.S

Strany 163 - 5.2.2 Delete Labels

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–99.1.3.2 Drop and Insert CommandsFrom the DROP AND INSERT file folder, the user can set the foll

Strany 164 - 5.3.1 Options – Edit Mode

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–10 Rev. 09.1.3.3 Faults/Alarms ScreenFrom the FAULTS/ALARMS file folder the user can:• View Active Fault

Strany 165 - 5–10 Rev. 0

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–119.1.4 SDM-8000, SDM-6000, and SDM-9000 Satellite ModemNote: The SDM-6000 and SDM-9000 function

Strany 166 - Rev. 0 5–11

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–12 Rev. 09.2 Satellite Data Converters9.2.1 SDC-400 Down ConverterThe CONVERTER CONTROL screen is disp

Strany 167 - Properties of the label

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–139.2.1.1 Converter Status and Commands ScreensTo access the CONVERTER STATUS and COMMAND screen

Strany 168 - Rev. 0 5–13

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–14 Rev. 0To change a parameter:1. For converter parameter information, refer to the appropriate installa

Strany 169 - 5.4 Options – System Colors

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–159.2.1.2 Hexadecimal Digital MaskingDigital masking parameters appear on the MiniMAC screen in

Strany 170 - 5.5 Help Menu

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–16 Rev. 09.2.2 SDC-600 Up ConverterThe CONVERTER CONTROL screen is displayed by choosing a converter bu

Strany 171 - 5–16 Rev. 0

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–17To change a parameter:1. For converter parameter information, refer to the appropriate installa

Strany 172 - 4.1.1 Log On

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–18 Rev. 09.3 Satellite Switches9.3.1 RSU-503/-503L Radio Terminal Redundancy SwitchThe RSU-503 RFT Swit

Strany 173 - 4.1.2 Log Off

Rev.03–13Chapter 3 ALARMS MENUSThis chapter describes the alarm options.Subject Section No.View Latest AlarmStore NumbersChanging Store NumbersAdding

Strany 174 - 4.2 Edit Users

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–199.3.2 SMS-301 1:1 Protection SwitchThe SMS-301 SWITCH CONTROL screen exhibits the front panel

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Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–20 Rev. 09.3.2.1 Modulator/Demodulator CommandsThe modulator and demodulator commands allow the user to

Strany 176 - 4–6 Rev. 0

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–219.3.2.2 Configuration CommandsThe Configuration Commands screen allows the user to set the foll

Strany 177 - 4.2.2 Deleting Users

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–22 Rev. 09.3.2.3 Load Modem Configuration CommandsThe Load Modem Configuration Command allows the user

Strany 178 - Password

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–239.3.2.4 Set MenuThe Set Menu screen allows the user to configure the switch functions including

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Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–24 Rev. 09.3.3 SMS-658 Modem Protection SwitchThe SMS-658 Switch operates similar to SMS-7000 Switch. T

Strany 180 - 4–10 Rev. 0

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–259.3.3.1 Modulator Transponder CommandsNote: This function is available only for the SMS-658 sw

Strany 181 - 3.1 View Latest Alarm

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–26 Rev. 0To change the assignment of a transponder:1. From the PRIME MOD column, choose the prime modula

Strany 182 - 3.1.1 Stored Numbers

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–279.3.3.2 Demodulator Transponder CommandsOn the [PRIME DEMODULATOR CONFIGURATION] screen, statu

Strany 183 - CANCEL procedure

Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–28 Rev. 09.3.4 SMS-758 Modem Protection SwitchThe SMS-758 Modem Protection Switch operates similar to

Strany 184 - Click on OVERVIEW SCREEN

Rev. 0 4–14Chapter 4 USER MENUSThis chapter describes user menus. The following subjects with section numbers aredescribed in the chapter.Subject Sect

Strany 185 - 3.1.4 Viewing Stored Alarms

MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–299.4 Terminals9.4.1 RFT-500 Radio Frequency TerminalThe RFT-500 is the C-Band Radio Frequency T

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Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–30 Rev. 09.4.2 Device SetupTo view the device setup screen click on the Device Setup button. From the De

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MiniMAC Rack Management System Other DevicesRev. 0 9–319.4.3 KST-12000The KST-12000 is the Ku-Band Radio Frequency Terminal (RFT) and operates similar

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Other Devices MiniMAC Rack Management System9–32 Rev. 09.5 RC-1150 LNA ControllerThe RC-1150 or RC-1250 LNA Controller allows the user to switch betwe

Strany 189 - 3.4 Default Beep Setup

V2200 Dual Converter Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System8–2 Rev. 08.1 Status/Command TabThe V2200 DUAL CONVERTER CONTROL Screen displays fully-func

Strany 190 - 3.5 Alarm Sound

MiniMAC Rack Management System V2200 Dual Converter ScreensRev. 0 8–38.1.1 Side A or B Status TabThe Side A or B Channel Status Tab displays the prog

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V2200 Dual Converter Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System8–4 Rev. 08.2 Alarms/Faults8.2.1 Faults/Alarms TabThe FAULT/ALARM TAB displays the active a

Strany 192 - 2.1 System-Report Generator

MiniMAC Rack Management System V2200 Dual Converter ScreensRev. 0 8–58.2.2 Alarm Setup ScreenFrom the CONFIGURE drop-down menu, select ALARM SETUP to

Strany 193 - 2.2 Viewing the System Log

V2200 Dual Converter Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System8–6 Rev. 08.3 Status8.3.1 Status – Channel StatusThe status information that can be reques

Strany 194 - 2.2.1 Filtering the Log

MiniMAC Rack Management System V2200 Dual Converter ScreensRev. 0 8–78.3.2 Status – Equipment TypeTo verify communication to the converter, select Eq

Strany 195 - 1.1 Path to ILCNCS

Rev. 0 5–15Chapter 5 OPTIONS MENUThis chapter describes the options menu. The following subjects with section numbersare described in the chapter.Subj

Strany 196 - 1.1.1 MiniMAC Main Screen

V2200 Dual Converter Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System8–8 Rev. 08.3.3 Acknowledging Command ResponseThe COMMAND ACCEPTED MESSAGE window will appe

Strany 197 - 1.2 Viewing the Rack Groups

MiniMAC Rack Management System V2200 Dual Converter ScreensRev. 0 8–98.4 V2200 Dual Converter CommandsIn order to TX commands to the converters the V

Strany 198 - 1.2.2 C-Band Converter Rack

V2200 Dual Converter Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System8–10 Rev. 08.4.1 Commands – Backup ModeTo put the converter in the backup mode, the V2200

Strany 199 - 1.2.3 CST-5000 Rack

MiniMAC Rack Management System V2200 Dual Converter ScreensRev. 0 8–118.4.2 Commands – Prime Converter OnlineWhen Backup Mode equals manual, the user

Strany 200 - 1.2.4 SMS-7000 Switch Rack

V2200 Dual Converter Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System8–12 Rev. 08.4.3 Commands – Setup SettingsRefer to the Installation and Operation Manual o

Strany 201 - 1.2.5 SMS-658 Switch Rack

SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–2 Rev. 0Verify Active Mode Configuration Load Prime ModemLoad All Active ModemsLoad

Strany 202 - 1.2.6 SMS-758 Switch Rack

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–37.1 Switch Control ScreenTo display the SWITCH CONTROL Screen, click on th

Strany 203 - 1.2.7 Remote Site 1

SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–4 Rev. 07.1.2 View – Modem FaultsTo view the switch faults related to the prime an

Strany 204 - 1.3 Opening the COMM Window

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–57.2 Configure Menus7.2.1 Lock LabelsThe LOCK LABELS menu functions similar

Strany 205 - 1–12 Rev. 0

SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–6 Rev. 07.2.3 Alarm Setup – Set AllThe ALARM SETUP window will appear with a list

Strany 206 - Disclaimer

Rev. 0 6–16Chapter 6 SDM-300 MODEMThis chapter describes the SDM-300 menus for the prime and backup modems. Thefollowing subjects with the section num

Strany 207 - Metric Conversion

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–77.3 PollingThe POLLING menus include ONLINE or FORCE.7.3.1 Polling – Onlin

Strany 208 - Related Documents

SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–8 Rev. 07.4 Status - MenuAllows the user to request various status information abo

Strany 209 - Customer Support

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–97.4.1 Status Response AcknowledgmentTo poll Equipment Type, select: STATUS\

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–10 Rev. 07.5 CommandsThe COMMANDS menu allows the user to configure switch commands

Strany 211 - Table of Contents

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–117.5.1.1 Commands – Backup ModulatorUse the BACKUP MODULATOR screen to swi

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–12 Rev. 0To switch a modulator/demodulator to Backup, proceed as follows:Command Re

Strany 213 - Rev. 0 vii

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–137.5.3 Commands – Switch ConfigurationUse the SWITCH CONFIGURATION screen

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–14 Rev. 07.5.3.1 Switch Configuration ScreenTo access the desired switch configurat

Strany 215 - Rev. 0 ix

MiniMAC Rack Management System SMS-7000 Protection Switch ScreensRev. 0 7–157.5.3.2 Prime Modulator ConfigurationOn the PRIME MODULATOR CONFIGURATION

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SMS-7000 Protection Switch Screens MiniMAC Rack Management System7–16 Rev. 0To check the status of one or more modulators:1. Click on each MOD X field

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