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SOFTWARE SET-UP PROCEDURE AE/LZB 119 1894 R1A

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Communications Interface Monitor — During

diagnostic/troubleshooting periods, this monitor

can display CIM serial link and audio system link

data messages in a hexadecimal (base 16) format.

For the monitor, the Configuration Editor provides

user-friendly configurability such as its window

size and start-up and hex data font colors.

Changes Via The UDS Configurator Program (Optional)

The UDS Configurator program is sold separately from

the console application software. If available, the following

screen-related configuration changes can be accomplished.

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Standard Communication Module

Addition/Deletion & Positioning — In the

console application, each standard communication

module is utilized to indicate and control

communications to and from its programmed entity

(trunked talk group, individual call, conventional

channel, or another console). On a per module page

basis, the UDS Configurator provides module

addition, deletion and positioning configuration

functions for a console screen initialization file. For

example, one screen configuration could be

constructed with fourteen (14) modules on each

module page similar to the earlier DOS-based

C3 Maestro console while still another screen

configuration could be constructed with varying

numbers of modules on each module page and

these modules could be located in various different

positions on the screen.

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Radio Status Messages Module

Addition/Deletion & Positioning (RSM is a

feature licensed option) — In the console

application, each RSM module is utilized to

indicate one or more EDACS radio units’

transmitted status. For example, one RSM module

could indicate all radio units which have

transmitted an “in route” status and a second RSM

module could indicate all radio units which have

transmitted an “at scene” status. On a per module

page basis, the UDS Configurator provides RSM

module addition, deletion and positioning

configuration functions for a console screen

initialization file. Each RSM module is assigned a

unique status code number which corresponds to a

radio unit-transmitted status code number utilized

throughout the EDACS radio system.

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Request-To-Talk Module Addition/Deletion &

Positioning (RTT is a feature licensed option) —

In the console application, each RTT module is

utilized to individually reply to a radio unit

requesting-to-talk via its unit-transmitted status. On

a per module page basis, the UDS Configurator

provides RTT module addition, deletion and

positioning configuration functions for a console

screen initialization file. Like an RSM module,

each RTT module is assigned a unique status code

number which corresponds to a radio unit-

transmitted status code number utilized throughout

the EDACS radio system.

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Auxiliary Input/Output (I/O) Module

Addition/Deletion & Positioning (auxiliary I/O

is a feature licensed option) — In the console

application, auxiliary I/O modules are utilized to

monitor and control CEC/IMC auxiliary I/O events.

On a per module page basis, the UDS Configurator

provides auxiliary I/O module addition, deletion

and positioning configuration functions for a

console screen initialization file. Each auxiliary I/O

module is assigned to a specific CEC/IMC

auxiliary I/O event. For example, one module on

module page D could be assigned to control

auxiliary output event 100 and a second module on

this same or a different page could be assigned to

monitor auxiliary input event 101.

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Panel Show/Hide & Positioning — Panels in the

console application include the command panels,

message panel, status panel, I-call (individual call)

panel, VU meter panel, time (clock) panel, call

history panel, page button panel and the general

pop-up panels. Using the UDS Configurator, the

user may position each panel on the screen as

required/desired. Also, if not needed in the console

application, the user may “hide” a panel (turn it off)

from displaying in the console application. For

example, if a screen configuration is constructed

which has only one module page the page button

panel which provides module page selection is not

needed and it could be hidden. In this example, the

extra screen area gained by the hiding of the page

button panel could be utilized for additional

modules.

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Color Changes — Using the UDS Configurator,

the user may change colors settings of nearly all

display items’ elements including modules’

elements, panels’ elements, and the screen’s

background color. For example, for the standard

communication modules both text elements and

non-text elements may be changed. Color settings

are made and stored on a per screen initialization

file basis.

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Button Label Text Changes — For certain

display items, the UDS Configurator provides text

edit functionality for button labels. Examples

include RSM and RTT modules’ button labels and

the page button panel’s button labels.

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