Thales Z-Max Operation And Application Manual page 98

To access the GSM ROVER menu from COM OPTN, press ENTER and use the UP/
DOWN keys until GSM ROVER is displayed. Press the ENTER key to enter the
submenu.
When the GSM Rover menu is entered, the SETUP submenu is the first submenu
displayed. The SETUP submenu contains configuration parameters for the modem.
To save these parameters to memory, perform a SAVE from the SETTINGS menu.
From this SETUP submenu, all other GSM Rover functions can be accessed by using
the UP key. To move back to a previous menu item, press the DOWN control key. To
exit the GSM ROVER menu, press the CANCEL key from any of the submenus. The
GSM ROVER parameters are described in order as follows:
Configure the GSM. (SETUP)
This submenu is the entry point for the initial setup of the GSM modem. Press
the ENTER key to access the following parameters:
Set MODE. (MODE:)
Select either AUTO mode for the rover to call the base automatically, or
MANUAL to manually dial the base receiver. To select the mode, press
ENTER, scroll to the desired value and press ENTER to select it. The
default is AUTO.
For the receiver to dial the base automatically, the modem must be
turned on using the PWR parameter (see below) and CPD or RTCM
rover mode must be enabled and set to the correct port.
Band setting. (BAND: ****)
The band parameter sets the operable frequency band. In general, set
this parameter to 1900 in North America or 900/1800 elsewhere, but
verify this with your GSM service provider. To select the band, press
ENTER to access the submenu, scroll to the desired value and press
ENTER to select it.
Phone number. (PHONE: *******)
This parameter sets the phone number of the base station GSM
modem. The field will allow from 7-11 digits. To set the phone number,
press ENTER and use the control keys to enter the number.
NOTE: Be sure to enter the phone number of the GSM modem you want to call (the base receiver
modem), and not the number of the modem you are currently configuring.
PIN number. (PIN: **** )
Sets the Personal Identification Number required to access the GSM
modem SIM card. This number is provided by your service provider,
and ranges from 4-8 digits. To set the PIN, press ENTER and use the
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