User's Manual
4. Setting Up for Initial Operation
EAC-2100 Manual: (Draft, 02/01) Page 4-17
4.5.7 Setting the Boosted DTC Channels
The DTC Channels menu gives you access to boosted DTC channels 2−4.
Boosted channel 1 is normally used to boost the DCHH channel. Program
channels 2−4 as follows.
1. Type the channel number (2 to 4), followed by <CR> to access the desired
corresponding Boosted DTC Channel parameter.
2. Enter the channel number, followed by <CR>.
3. To return to the DTC Channels Menu, type X <CR>.
4. Repeat steps 1−3 for each boosted DTC channel.
4.5.8 Programming Alarms and Thresholds
1. From the SET Main Menu, type D <CR> to display the Alarms Menu
(shown below with default values).
Alarms Menu
Default Values
A
M1 Antenna return loss - Low Alarm Point .........................................6 dB
B M2 Antenna return loss - Low Alarm Point .........................................9 dB
C PA Temp - High Alarm Point........................................................90 Deg C
D PA Temp - Fan Activation Point....................................................60 Deg C
E PA Temp - PA Power Cutback Point.............................................90 Deg C
F Mobile Power Control causes PA Power Cutback....................DISABLED
G +28 Volt Supply - PA Power Cutback Point................................23.0 Volts
H +28 Volt Supply - Low Alarm Point.............................................23.0 Volts
I +12 Volt Supply - Low Alarm Point.............................................10.0 Volts
J +6 Volt Supply - Low Alarm Point.................................................5.4 Volts
K External Analog Inputs..............................................................Alarm Points
L External Digital Inputs ..............................................................Alarm States
M External Digital Outputs....................................................................... States
N
Critical Alarms.........................................................ALARMS REPORTED
O RSSI - Alarms...................................................................ALARM POINTS