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AE/LZB 119 1894 R1A SOFTWARE SET-UP PROCEDURE

Printers

During normal dispatch operations, the C3 Maestro

console for Windows NT does not require any printer

access. However, printer access may be beneficial during

console set-up and/or troubleshooting periods to, for

example, print-out a message data log file generated by the

Communications Interface’s monitor. Also, if another

application is utilized on the console’s PC, printer access

may be required for this application. This access could

include a local printer connected to the PC’s parallel printer

port (for example: LPT1) and/or a remote network printer if

the computer is networked.

If printer access is required, refer to the Microsoft

Windows NT Workstation System Guide manual for

configuration information. Within Windows NT, printer

configurations are accomplished via Print Manager.

Typically, no printers are set-up at the factory — the default

printer is “NONE”.

Console Application-Related Advanced

Configuration

Refer to the C3 Maestro console for Windows NT

Administrator’s Manual (AE/LZB 119 1897), the UDS

Configurator User’s Manual (AE/LZB 119 1896), or the

other manuals indicated for detailed configuration

information on the following topics:

Start-Up Options

Various console application start-up options are

possible based on configurations performed within

Windows NT Program Manager and within the

Configuration Editor program. If changes from the factory

default start-up configuration are desired, refer to the

Administrator’s Manual for specific details. The start-up

options are:

•

Manual Dispatch Manager Start-Up with

Automatic GUI Start-Up (factory default)

•

Automatic Dispatch Manager and GUI Start-Up

after Windows NT User Log-On

•

Manual Dispatch Manager Start-Up and

Manual GUI Start-Up

•

Automatic Dispatch Manger Start-Up and No

(Local) GUI Start-Up After Windows NT User

Log-On

Changes Via The Configuration Editor Program

The Configuration Editor program is an off-line tool

which provides configuration functionality for the following

items. In most cases, configuration changes performed with

this program modify the various console application

initialization files.

NOTE

For the feature licensed options, configurations

performed by the Configuration Editor and the

UDS Configurator do not guarantee the configured

option(s) will operate; the respective software

license must be installed also. Refer to the section

entitled “Feature Licensed Options” (page 46) for

additional details.

•

Hardware Settings — Serial communication port

parameters and audio system-related settings may

be changed using the Configuration Editor. For

example, if the console interfaces to the CEC/IMC

via modems instead of an RS-422 serial data link, a

baud rate change to the PC’s serial communication

port utilized for CIM interfacing may be required.

•

Integrated Paging (feature licensed option) —

With integrated paging, tones are generated by the

console’s audio system hardware, not an external

paging tone encoder connected to it. For integrated

paging support, configuration accomplished via the

Configuration Editor includes manual and

preprogrammed button configuration. Manual

paging button configuration involves defining each

button’s paging code plan type and label text.

Preprogrammed paging button configuration

involves defining each button’s paging code plan

type, label text, specific code plan number and the

broadcast entity (conventional channel, trunked

group, etc.) number.

•

RSM/RTT Status Codes (feature licensed

option) — Using the Configuration Editor, the user

can construct and maintain a radio status code

database. This database is stored within an

initialization file. It is read by the UDS

Configurator during RSM and RTT module

additions. 128 unique status codes are available for

RSM/RTT operations.

•

Miscellaneous Settings — The Configuration

Editor provides configuration functionality for

several miscellaneous console settings such as the

Dispatch Manager’s start-up settings and digital

dispatch settings.

•

Entity Database Editor — The Configuration

Editor includes an entity editor which must be

utilized for entity database construction and

maintenance if the EDACS radio system does not

include a System Manager computer.

NOTE

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