User's Manual

545C Operations Manual
02/10/2012 Prerelease DCN 00001789-A
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5. OPERATIONS
This chapter covers the basic operating procedures for the MCC-545C as
it is used in the FleetTrak™ network. The MCC-545C is programmed
through the use of Script Files that contain the specific system
parameters for operating in various modes. A script file is loaded into
the MCC-545C at the MCC facilities prior to shipment. Script files may
also be loaded and/or modified at the customer’s site. (Refer to Section
4.2.7 and Appendix C for more information on Script Files.)
The last section of this chapter provides a summary of all MCC-545C
commands; printouts from frequently-used commands are included in
Appendix A.
It is assumed at this point that the appropriate script file has already
been loaded into the unit, as part of the installation procedures
outlined in Section 3.3, and that the unit is configured properly and
operational within its network. This chapter describes the various
commands that are available to the operator for modifying the station
configuration parameters to accommodate specific applications, sending
and receiving messages, and interfacing to peripheral devices for
position reporting and data collection.
5.1 Getting Started
5.1.1 XTermW Terminal Emulator
XTermW is a windows-based terminal emulation program supplied by
MCC. It is designed for interfacing with a wide variety of MCC products.
All commands, script files, etc., can be entered into the MCC-545C
using XTermW. The last section in this chapter contains a list of all valid
MCC-545C commands.
XTermW can also be used to create log files of MCC-545C operations.
Refer to the XTermW documentation supplied with the program.
Whether using XTermW, another terminal emulator, or a hardware
terminal, you must program the operator terminal to use the same