Technical Manual
EX7100 Technical Manual – Monitoring and Diagnostics
©1999 Exicom Technologies (1996) Ltd 4-9 Issue 2 - August 2001
Use the up and down arrow keys to
scroll through the current alarms until the
new alarm is displayed. This is
recognisable by the flashing * in the
bottom left corner.
Press ‘Enter’ to acknowledge the alarm.
Note: To view the time and date stamp of the
alarm toggle the left or right arrow key.
When the alarm clears, the front panel LED extinguishes. If more than one alarm is
present at one time, the above conditions apply until all alarms are acknowledged, and
then cleared.
Alarm events (either activating or clearing of any local or remote alarm) are stored in a log.
Each entry includes a time and date stamp. The user is able to scroll through the alarm
log.
Note: The alarm log can hold 32 events. When the alarm log is full, the oldest alarm is
overwritten. In the event of a power failure, the alarm log will be lost.
4.4.2 Setting Alarm Priorities
To set Alarm Priorities (High or Low), follow the menu path:
Enter Password→Alarms→Priorities
1) Press ‘Enter’. You will be given a list of all
alarms available within the terminal
2) Use the up and down arrow keys to select
the alarm you wish to set and then press
‘Enter’ to select.
3) The asterisk (*) indicates which priority is
set for that alarm. Use the left and right
arrow keys to change the priority and then
press ‘Enter’ to accept the change.
4) Continue to check/set the priorities for
each alarm and then press ‘Escape’ until
the display returns to idle.
4.4.3 Link Up Time Alarm
The EX7100 provides an alarm to indicate when the link has been up longer than the set
time limit. This may be useful in the case where a site is battery/solar powered and it is
necessary to know if the link is being held up for any reason.
The Link Up Time Alarm may be set for the following times:
Off, 1 Hour, 3 Hours, 6 Hours, 9 Hours, 12 Hours, 18 Hours, 24 Hours.
To set the Link Up Time Alarm:
Local alarm
‘*’ Low RSSI
Alarm Log
→ Priorities
Low RSSI
→Tx Power drop
Tx power drop
* low High