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10.1.4 Loading a configuration file to the Base station from the
Configuration Editor
You can load an edited configuration file from the Configuration Editor to the Base station
using:
• A serial link
• Ethernet
10.1.4.1 Using the Serial Link
1) Re-connect the Base station (if it has been disconnected) and ensure that at least 30
seconds elapse since Base station power-up to allow serial comms to be activated.
2) In the Serial comms area of the Configuration Editor screen, click Apply.
3) If you want to reset the Base station after the file is uploaded, select the Reset On-
Apply checkbox. The Base station reboots and the levels are reset to the default
values. If a reset is not requested, the file is applied but the levels are not reset to the
defaults.
10.1.4.2 Using Ethernet
1) Ensure that there is an Ethernet link between the computer and the Base station.
2) In the LAN area of the screen, click Save & Apply.
3) If you want to reset the Base station after the file is uploaded, select the Reset On-
Apply checkbox. The Base station reboots and the levels are reset to the default
values. If a reset is not requested, the file is applied but the levels are not reset to the
defaults.
10.2 Configuration Editor Screen basics
There are six tabs at the top of the Configuration Editor screen:
• Beltpacks – Allows you to register and unregister beltpacks, set beltpack properties
and assign beltpack keys.
• Ports – Allows you to configure ports.
• Groups/WPL – Allows to create and edit groups.
• Antennas – Allows you to set cable lengths for transceiver/antennas
• IFB – Allows you to configure IFBs.
• System – Allows you to configure system parameters such as system IP, pin
numbers and access codes.
The are five buttons at the bottom of the Configuration Editor screen:
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