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SC9000

ST150 SAFECOM Central Station Operations Manual

3. Installing and Communicating with Radio

Communicators

3.1. Selecting/Polling a Radio Communicator

Press the F1=Remote option from the System Status Menu command window. The “Select a Remote” menu will be

displayed.

After entering into the F1=SELECT function, any of the following methods may be used to specify the Radio

Communicator account number:

1. If you know the Radio Communicator number, type it in using the keyboard or numeric keypad.

2. Press the

↑

↓

keys to scan through all possible Radio Communicator numbers.

3. Press the “PgUp” or “PgDn” keys to scan through all the current Radio Communicator accounts in the SAFECOM

SC9000 computer.

4. Press the “PgUp” or “PgDn” keys while holding down the CTRL key. This allows the operator to scan up or down to

only those Radio Communicator units that are offline.

5. After entering the desired Radio Communicator number, press the ENTER key.

If the number entered is already assigned to an active Radio Communicator, the screen will display the message “Polling

remote XXX depress ALT-X to fail. . .” in the upper right hand corner. This message will be displayed until an

acknowledge (ACK) message is received from the Radio Communicator in the field. When the ACK is received, the

“Remote Status” menu for the associated Radio Communicator will be displayed. There may be a slight delay in the

display of this menu, depending on the amount of message traffic activity on the RF Channel assigned to that Radio

Communicator.

If the number entered is new and is not assigned to an active Radio Communicator, the screen will display the message:

"This remote does not exist.". This message simply means that the Radio Communicator number you selected is available

to be programmed as a new account. At this point, the operator may press F1 for the F1=Select option in the command

window. This allows for selection of a different Radio Communicator number. The operator may press F2 for the

F2=Setup option in the command window to enter the Radio Communicator “Setup” menu. At this point, the operator may

assign this Radio Communicator number to a new account. See the applicable section for further discussion of the

F1=SELECT option as per the Table of Contents.

3.2. Bringing a New SAFECOM Unit Online

These procedures are applicable for new or re-initialized Radio Communicators:

1. Ensure the correct CPU S/N, PID, Framer, and RF Channel for the Radio Communicator are entered on the Radio

Communicator Setup Menu #1 in the SAFECOM SC9000.

2. Apply power to the Radio Communicator. Remember to have an antenna connected.

Refer to the applicable SAFECOM Radio Communicator Installation Guide for a description of Safety Precautions,

Pre-installation, Installation, and Initialization Procedures.

3. A new or initialized Radio Communicator will transmit a “startup XXXXXXXXX” record of events message to the

SC9000 Receiver. (XXXXXXXXX is the CPU S/N.) If the SC9000 has an active account built for this Radio

Communicator and the SC9000 can hear this Radio Communicator, this message will be displayed next to the Radio

Communicator number that the operator has assigned to it. This message identifies the Radio Communicator as

being New or Re-Initialized and directs the SAFECOM SC9000 to establish radio Communications with it and

download or program the Radio Communicator with its associated Remote Setup Menu data. This message will also

identify the specific Radio Communicator and SAFECOM product type, it is communicating with, by the CPU S/N and

PID. Each Radio Communicator has a unique CPU S/N assigned at the Radionics factory.

NOTE: If the SC9000 cannot locate a valid active Radio Communicator account associated with this CPU S/N, it will

ignore any Startup messages from that particular Radio Communicator.

4. The SC9000 will search through all the Radio Communicator accounts until it finds the account associated with the

unit you have just started. After the SC9000 computer has matched an account with the new startup, the following

download sequence will occur automatically:

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The SC9000 assigns a Remote number (previously specified by the operator) to the Startup Radio

Communicator.

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