Establishing the Communications Link

3.Enter a descriptive name for the MCU. This name should help identify which MCU is being referred to such as Denver 1 or LA 2.

4.Click the COM Port tab and check for the following settings:

Baud Rate=9600

Parity=None

Character Size=8

nStop Bits=1

Communication Port=Com 1 or Com 2.

Figure 20. MCU Link Administration Window (COM Port Tab)

NOTE:

Previous releases of CRCS required a different Hayes modem initialization string than the current release. This string supports the new 8400B data module available for this release; if you are upgrading from a previous release and have 7400B data module, it will ignore the additional register setting in the new string.

5.Under the Connect Parameters tab, the connection between the MCU and CRCS PC is defaulted to Permanent. Leave this setting for testing pur- poses.

6.Click OK after the settings are made.

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6 specifications

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