FARGO electronic 7KDAB manual RFP Remote Front Panel, Rx1 Rx3 LL 99717* LL 99705* LL 9983* Rx1

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RFP – Remote Front Panel

The remote front panel command allows real time viewing of the controller activity via the serial port. When this command is invoked a representation of the controller’s front panel, along with some additional data is displayed on your screen.

A group of three reverse video spaces is used to form a block to denote an indicator that is ‘lit’ whereas a lower case ‘o’ is used to indicate an indicator which is ‘dark’.

When speech playback is active, the current audio track being played will be shown in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

The lower part of the screen is set aside to display decoded DTMF digits as they arrive, and to show where those digits are being received from. A new line is started each time a command is terminated with an asterisk (*) or octothorpe (#), or if the DTMF source changes.

If for some reason the screen becomes garbled due to a missed character, you can type the letter “R” to refresh the screen. When the screen is repainted, the historical DTMF digit information of the screen is lost.

The display mode can be exited at any time by hitting the escape key.

Hit [ESC] to

exit or 'R'

to refresh

 

 

 

 

 

 

Playing:

1027

 

COR1 CTCSS1

COR2 CTCSS2

COR3 CTCSS3

PTT1

PTT2

DTMF

BZIN BZOUT

RING

ENC

 

XXX

 

XXX

 

o

o

o

o

XXX

 

o

o

o

XXX

 

o

XXX

 

 

IN1

IN2

IN3

IN4

IN5

IN6

OUT1

OUT2

OUT3

OUT4

OUT5

OUT6

OUT7

 

o

o

XXX

 

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

XXX

 

o

o

 

USR1

USR2

USR3

USR4

USR5

USR6

USR7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

o

o

o

XXX

 

o

o

o

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rx1 856*

Rx3 80

Rx1 8754*

LL9979500*

LL 99717* LL 99705* LL 9983* Rx1 8713*

Indicators in addition to those already provided on the real front panel include:

RING

Phone line ringing status

ENC

CTCSS Encoder output status

USR1-7 Indicate the current values of user function soft switches 92 through 98

Real time updates are not possible during DAB audio playback due to the fact that during playback, the interface between the 7K and DAB is dedicated to handshaking between these two units in a way that is compatible with the original S-COM speech synthesizer module. Information regarding controller operation can only be sent to the DAB during periods when the interface is otherwise available and I/O status change information will be sent to the DAB once speech playback has completed.

The DAB firmware utilizes VT100 terminal commands to provide a fast and efficient means of updating the screen, and thus the user needs to utilize a suitable terminal or terminal emulation program to accomplish this. The list of software companies that provide terminal emulation and file transfer software is quite extensive and beyond our ability to provide a list of those that do work correctly vs. those that do not. However, limited testing of freeware, shareware, and commercial programs clearly demonstrate that “you get what you pay for” in terms of faithful emulation.

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Contents 7K Digital Audio Board Using the DAB Morse Code Features Appendix a Library Contents Appendix F Schematics Appendix G Daughter PCB Installation Introduction Copyright Notice and Limited Software Warranty Limited Hardware WarrantyTrademarks Installation into the rack mount cabinet InstallationInstalling the Flash Card Updating the 7K repeater controller firmware LED Status indicator Using the DABBasic use Supported WAV File formats Things to consider when deciding file storage parametersStoring files on the Flash card Recommended editing programsMulti-Media Card adapters Format d /a1024 File system requirementsSpecial files stored in the root directory File system structure for the Audio FilesCustom Delay Special WordsLong word continuation Play Random File Playback Speed FactorSend Serial Characters Force 7KDAB ResetProvide RTC data to DAB Load 7K Patch fileLoad 7K-IMAGE.BIN Save 7K-IMAGE.BINMessage File contents Morse Code FeaturesMessage File Location Message file control charactersSpeed AmplitudeSending ‘Prosigns’ 7KDAB ‘Busy’ message Password Using the Serial PortHardware Interface BaudrateConnecting a Modem to the Serial Port CD Change Directory Command Line InterfaceWAV DIR Directory commandDEL Delete File REN Rename FileFind Find a file SY Send Y-Modem Reboot Reboot DABRY Receive Y-Modem LO LogoutStop Stop current WAV file playback Time Display or Set the current Time and DateType Type a file to the console #! Issuing commands to the 7K Command line interface commands available with 7K firmwareRx1 Rx3 LL 99717* LL 99705* LL 9983* Rx1 RFP Remote Front PanelScript Execute text file to program the 7K controller Firmware Update Procedure Appendix a Library Contents Page Page 1414 Page Page Page Rate Page Type VCO Test Tones Dec Char Name Appendix B Ascii Character ChartAppendix C Morse Code Characters · · · · · · · · - · Product Firmware Revisions Appendix D Version HistoryAppendix E 7K Version 2.04 Release Notes DisclaimerOverview PW 24 Remove Command From Macro New CommandsPW 36 T F Modify ID Timers Stop playback of current speech wordPW 49 94/95 xx Logic output pulse duration PW 49 90/91/92/93 xx Message Handler Initial Message DelayFunction ‘ff’ Item Tested PW 76 ff yyyy zzzzPW 63 36 Suppress command responses within macro execution New SwitchesPW 63 16 Daylight Savings time correction PW 63 19 Ignore Landline Busy InputPage PW 02 f … Ctcss Encoder Function code ‘f’ Description Changed CommandsPW 96 t Set Dtmf Mute Delay PW 40 r Set Transmit Timeout TimersPW 63 xx 0/1/2/3 Set User Switch PW 89 … Select Dtmf Priority/ScanOperational Changes New Message TypesVersion 2.04a Bug Fixes and Changes VersionVersion 2.04b Version 2.04cVersion 2.04f Appendix F Schematics Revision E 7KDAB, Version 2.0, 19-Aug-2007 Vyex LLC Revision D1 7KDAB, Version 2.0, 19-Aug-2007 Vyex LLC Page Appendix G Daughter PCB Installation