Guardian Technologies DFT 150/175, DVST manual ISDN=ATMODE RET DUALISDN=ON RET Isdnstr = Citam RET

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DVST Installation Guide

Terminal Adapters

Step Instruction

9Press the enter key, it will read ‘SHOW’. Hold the select until this changes to ‘CHNG’, press the enter key , display will then show ‘DIPS’ for dip switch.

10Press the enter key, it should read ‘INAC’ for inactive, press the select key to change this to ‘ACTV’ for active, press the enter key to return to ‘DIPS’.

11Hold the select key down and press the enter key, this will return unit to ‘CONF’.

12Press the enter key and the display will read ‘PRT1’, press the select key to change this to port 2.

13Press the enter key and ‘SHOW’ will appear, hold the select key for three seconds, the display will change to ‘CHNG’.

14Press the enter key it will change to ‘DIPS’, press the enter key and it will say ‘INAC’, press the select key and ‘ACTV’ will be displayed, press the enter key and display will return to ‘DIPS’.

15Hold the select key and press the enter key, returning the display to ‘CONF’.

SEND CONFIGURATION STRING

16At the command prompt CMD> type

ISDN=ATMODE <RET> DUALISDN=ON <RET> ISDNSTR = CITAM <RET>

At the command prompt CMD> type

SEND <RET>

Wait for the information to be sent to the modem. At the command prompt CMD> type

ISDN0 <RET> AT<RET> AT&W<RET>, <ESC> ISDN1<RET AT<RET>

Remarks

The unit has now had the dip switches made active on both ports 1 and 2.

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Contents Page Page DFT-0150 Installation GuidePage Safety Page CE Mark Regulatory NotesFCC and DOC Information A. and Canadian Models OnlyPage Table of Contents Modems Demonstration ModeImages and Transmission Terminal AdaptersLeased Line Transmission CallsCable Assemblies Alarms & EventsGlossary Returns Procedure AudioTelemetry Event monitoring Alarms1Introduction DFT-0150 TransmitterPage Packing the Dvst Unpacking the unitItems in packing Page Callback Alarms Feature3Operation No Frozen Images Freeze All AlarmsOffline Frozen Alarm Track Last AlarmRear Panel connections 4Installation37 Way Alarm Connections Power InputsWhat you require 5SetupSetup using a PC Dvst Commands Remote SetupAuxiliary Port Define Camera InputsAUX2 N 38400 Default settings AUX1 N 38400Define Auxiliary Ports 1,2 Set Port usage Each field entry is separated by a space. IfDemonstration mode Demonstration ModeTech Note Demo CableSingle cable operation Connecting the demo cablePage Pstn Connection Modem Modem Commands7Modems Modem MBAUD= Set Modem port Async baud rate. default 9600, 19200MODSTR= Set type of modem Fast or Sync default, Fast Modem configuration stringsZyxel US Modems Only USER=... Available for user configuration Default, blankModem dial string Default, AtdtModem Operation Call answer request Connecting a modem in direct modeConfiguration of modem in direct mode Call requestGeneral settings for modems in Atmode Using a modem in AtmodeSynchronous Modems Action required of Modem Possible AT settingsModem Requirements All modemsMINIT=AT&M1 &D2 &C1 *FLO *OC1 *DTO *DE12 *AA1 Country specific settingsAT*MXn No DialtoneTransmission speed User=ATX3*BDO&Y1&W1 WhereMicrocom Syncronous modeDIP Switch Settings Synchronous Operation Trailblazer Async modeModem RET Octocom OSI 8196ASend RET Modems Dvst Installation Guide This page intentionally blank Sets dual Isdn support on or OFF Default, onTerminal Adapters Isdn Connection Terminal AdapterAnswering a Call Connecting a terminal adapter in direct modeConfiguring a Terminal Adapter for direct mode operation Making a CallDirect Connection Gandalf TA1Remarks Ascom 5000 / CitamStep Instruction ISDN0 RET Atret AT&WRET, ESC ISDN1RET Atret ISDN=ATMODE RET DUALISDN=ON RET Isdnstr = Citam RET‘CONF’ X21AT&WRET ESC Quit RET Step Instruction Remarks‘CHNG’ ‘DIPS’Quit RET Dataflex TAISDN=ATMODE RET Leased line terminology Dvst set up for leased line operationLEASED= Leased line operation, options are default, OFF Leased Line TransmissionLeased line operation Ascom 64000 Baseband Modem SET UP TX or Master ENDSET UP RX or Slave END Page 10Calls PasswordsPASSWORD= Set system password to Set telephone entry n password toOn Screen Titling Format Telephone Number Entries / Connection CommandsDefault, blank Set telephone entry n toCALLBACK= Set call back on or OFF Default, off Call connection timeout periodDefault, 60 seconds Default, 30 secondsTarget Picture Sizes CAMLO=Sets low resolution cameo operationImages and Transmission Image sizePage Purpose & intended use Alarms & EventsAlarm Connections Alarm SettingsSet contact nn normally closed Images transmitted on alarmSet contact nn normally open ALMODE= ...Set Alarm operation mode Set alarm outputs Auto / ManualDefault is Auto Alarms & Events Dvst Installation Guide Equipment required but not supplied 13AudioConnecting the DAL100 Cable Assemblies 14.1 X21 to V35 Cable Assembly 14.2 X21 Cable Assembly 14.3 V24 Sync Modem Cable Assembly 14.4 RS232 Cable Assembly DVST-PC 14.5 RS232 Cable Assembly DVST-DAL Isdn 15GlossaryPage Event of Difficulty Returns ProcedurePage Dvst Installation Guide Returns Procedure Returns Procedure Dvst Installation Guide

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