Liebert 30-130kVA manual Pager Support Configuration, Modem Health Check

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Operation

To enable the modem, highlight INTERNAL or EXTERNAL and press SELECT. The Auto Dial screen will return (Figure 56) except instead of DISABLED, the message will read INTERNAL or EXTER- NAL.

After enabling the modem, the Operator can proceed to configure Auto Dial settings at the AUTO DIAL screen. To input the phone number for the primary line, highlight PRIMARY LINE and press SELECT. The Operator can input up to 20 digits.

In a similar manner, the Operator can input the numbers for the secondary line.

To set the initialization string, highlight INIT STRING and press SELECT. The default for the inter- nal modem is ATS0 = 1. To change this setting, highlight INIT. STRING. After making the change, press SELECT repeatedly until the cursor moves to the end of the line. Pressing SELECT one more time will return the previous screen. Figure 56 - Auto dial screen. Consult the owner’s manual for the external modem for help in setting the initializing string for this modem.

Next, the Operator can change the setting for the maximum baud rate by highlighting MAX BAUD RATE and pressing SELECT. A screen will appear allowing the Operator to select 2400 or 9600.

From the Auto Dial screen, the Operator can access the second page by bracketing NEXT, and press- ing SELECT. This action will bring up the following screen.

Figure 58 Auto dial screen, page 2

AUTO DIAL

MODEM HEALTH CHECK

EVERYDAY

AUTO DIAL IN

YES

AUTO DIAL OUT

YES

PAGER

NO

The settings for Modem Health Check, Auto Dial In, and Auto Dial Out, can be changed by highlight- ing the item and pressing SELECT, which will bring up the appropriate screen

To enable the pager and configure settings, highlight PAGER and press SELECT. The following screen will come up.

Figure 59 Pager support configuration

PAGER SUPPORT CONFIGURATION

PAGER ENABLED

 

PAGER NUMBER

 

PAGER PIN

8773886786

A password is required to enter a pager number and change the pager pin number. See Figure 48 and Section 3.2 - Security Access and Passwords. Press SELECT will return the Operator to the Communications Options Screen. (See Figure 55.) To go to the second page of the Communications Options Screen, bracket NEXT and press SELECT. The following screen will come up.

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