Initial Startup & Operation - GE MDS Master Station Technical Manual

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6. Connect a PC for Configuration (LAN or USB port). This prepares the Master Station for
programming of desired operating parameters. Configuration is further described in Sec-
tion 5.0 Device Management
If serial-based cabling is used for configuration, an adapter may be required at the
PC, as many PCs do not offer a serial port. In such cases, a USB-to-Serial adapter
(with appropriate driver software) may be used. These adapters are available from
a number of manufacturers.
7. Radio, Alarm/Relay, and Duplexer Connections—The Alarm/Relay module provides
two alarm outputs, one for major and one for minor alarms. This module also provides
TX/RX audio, PTT (TX keying), and analog RSSI connections. See "Alarm/Audio Inter-
face" on Page 88 for pinout connections.
All other required connections on the front of the unit are cabled at the factory per or-
dered options.
8. Add connection of battery backup, as applicable.
Initial Startup & Operation
The radio is designed for continuous, unattended operation, but does require some minimal pro-
visioning before operation. This section explains the use of the radio's indicators and provides
steps for initial startup of the equipment. Once a unit is provisioned, operator intervention is not
required, except to power the unit up or down, or to change an operating parameter. Operation of
the radio can be started by simply connecting primary power to the unit.
MDS 05-6399A01, Rev. E
Figure 4-4 DC Power Connector
MDS™ Master Station
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