Configuring A Network For Extensions; Operation; Initial Start-Up - GE TransNET 900 Reference Manual

Figure 15. Data Interface Cable Wiring for Tail-End Links
Any device on the left that requires a keyline, as in this illustration, will
require the bottom line (CTS to RTS) and the TransNET on the right will need
type set to
DEVICE

4.4 Configuring a Network for Extensions

The installation and configuration of an Extension transceiver is straightfor-
ward with only a few unique parameters that need to be considered and set at
each unit.
In every network there can be only one Master station. It will serve as the sole
gateway to the outside world. The tables in
Store-and-Forward Services" on Page 57
be set on each type of radio in the network. For a detailed description of this
network design, see "SAF Operation with Extension Radios" on page

5.0 OPERATION

5.1 Initial Start-up

In-service operation of the transceiver is completely automatic. Once the unit
has been properly installed and configured, operator actions are limited to
observing the LED status indicators for proper operation.
If all parameters are correctly set, start operation of the radio as follows:
1. Apply primary power.
2. Observe the transceiver LED status panel for proper indications.
provides an explanation of the LED functions.
In a normally operating system, the following indications will be seen
within 16 seconds of start-up:
PWR
• lamp lit continuously
SYNC
• lamp lit continuously
MDS 05-2708A01, Rev. F
DCE
DB-25
3
RXD
TXD
2
GND 7
RTS
4
If required.
. See
CTS KEY DEVICE
MDS TransNET Ref. Manual
DCE
DB-9
3
TXD
2 RXD
5
GND
8
CTS
, on Page 32 for details.
"Configuration Parameters for
detail the parameters that need to
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