User's Manual

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EX7100 Technical Manual - Configuring the Terminal

Note: The user menu is not

a continuous loop. Once the cursor reaches the bottom of the

menu, you must use the up arrow to step back up to the top. Similarly, once the

cursor reaches the top of the menu you must use the down arrow to step back

down.

‘Enter’ Key

The ‘Enter’ key operates the same as a computer keyboard ‘Enter’ key. This will accept

any changes you have made to a parameter, or access the next menu level if available.

This will be indicated by a →

→→

→ symbol.

‘Escape’ Key

The ‘Escape’ key enables the user to back out of a menu location.

3.3 The User Interface Menu

The 16x2 digit display lets the user see two lines of the menu at once. As the user scrolls

up or down through the menu, the →

→→

→ symbol will indicate which line will be selected if the

‘Enter’ key is pressed.

When viewing certain parameters, the LCD will give a numerical reading as well as a

graphical display. For example, an RSSI reading may look like this:

Figure 3.2: EX7100 Front Panel Display – RSSI Reading

3.4 Changing Parameters

This section is split into four areas:

Universal Parameters (refer to Section 3.4.1)

This section explains how to check and reconfigure certain operating parameters, which

are generic to all EX7100 terminals, whether Data, Exchange, or Subscriber.

Data Terminal Parameters (refer to Section 3.4.2)

This section explains how to check and reconfigure certain operating parameters, which

are specific to 64kbps Data terminals only.

Exchange Terminal Parameters (refer to Section 3.4.3)

This section explains how to check and reconfigure the operation of certain parameters

that are specific to Exchange terminals only.

Note that an Exchange terminal normally connects to the PSTN or a PABX. When used in

conjunction with a Subscriber terminal the system provides six replacement telephone

circuits.

RSSI: -95 DBM

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