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(6)
The terminal protocol should be set to
XL Graphics or MXL VDT 132 if super-
vision to the terminal (Port A) is re-
quired during monitoring. Otherwise, set
it to No Device if this port is going to be
used for programming only.
(7) - (A) This setting should match the communi-
cation parameter of the device to which
this port connects.
The terminal settings can be left at the factory
defaults (indicated above) to allow for connection
of a VDT Terminal or PC for programming
purposes.
NOTE: When the MXL-VDT is connected to Port
A of the RDM-MXL and its supervision is
required, the MXL communication
parameters must match the terminal
communication parameters.
(4) Dialup Communication Setup
(1)
The Setup String is for modem com-
munication and it should not be
changed from the factory default
(indicated above).
(2)
Dialing is normally set to TONE, but
PULSE dialing can be set if required by
the telephone exchange.
(3) - (6)
The communications parameters for
Dialup Connections between RDM-MXL
and RDM-PC should not be changed
unless explicitly required.
(7)
Show Diagnostics is a special mode
which should only be activated by
technicians in order to resolve modem
communication problems at installa-
tion. The default setting is set to NO.
(5) Dialup Logins
Options (1) to (4) are required for each Login Name.
(1)
Login: Name which will be used to
identify who is calling in from RDM-PC.
Login names must be unique for each
entry.
(2)
Phone Number: The telephone
number which the RDM-MXL will use
to call back to connect to the RDM-PC.
(3)
Password: Once the RDM-MXL has
called back the RDM-PC, this pass-
word is used for additional security. It
is also used to identify the person
logging on (using the MENU option
during programming the RDM-MXL).
(4)
Dialup Allowed: Setting this option to
Yes allows the RDM-MXL to dial out to
a remote location. Setting this option to
No disables the RDM-MXL from dialing
back. Use the NO setting to temporarily
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