Configuring Receive-Only Base Stations; Setting Up Custom Alarms - Tait TB7300 Installation And Operation Manual

4.4.7

Configuring Receive-Only Base Stations

4.4.8

Setting Up Custom Alarms

42 Connecting to the Base Station
The table below provides a summary of where to configure transmit or
marshaling delay:
Channel type
Single base station, P25 (Phase 1)
Single base station, AS-IP
Simulcast channel, P25 (Phase 1)
Non-simulcast voted channel, P25
(Phase 1)
Single base station, DMR (Tier 2, Tier
3)
Single base station, MPT
Simulcast channel, DMR (Tier 2, Tier 3) Configure > Channel Group [name] >
Non simulcast voted channel, DMR
(Tier 2, Tier 3)
For more information about configuring transmit or marshaling delay,
please see the base station help.
To configure the base station as receive-only, the transmitter used within
the channel profiles needs to be off. To turn off the transmitter, navigate to
Configure > RF Interface > Channel Profiles.
Each of the base station's 12 digital inputs can be used to raise a custom
alarm when the input goes high or low. The Custom Alarms form
(Configure > Alarms > Custom Alarms) allows you to assign a name to
each custom alarm.
The active state of the inputs (active high vs. active low) is configured on
(Configure > Base Station > Programmable I/O)
Custom alarms are reported via the web interface and SNMP traps.
Configured value
Configure > Channel Group > Channel
group [name] > Unsychronized - local
Tx delay
Configure > Channel Group > Channel
group [name] > Unsychronized - local
Tx delay
Configure > Channel Group [name] >
Synchronized – network > Fixed
duration
Configure > Channel Group [name] >
Unsynchronized local Tx delay
Configure > Network Interfaces > DMR
Network
Configure > Network Interfaces > MPT
Network
Synchronized – network > Fixed
duration
Configure > Channel Group [name] >
Unsynchronized local Tx delay
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