User's Manual

40 Operation TB9300 Installation and Operation Manual
© Tait Limited March 2017
Receive LED The amber receive LED indicates whether the base station is receiving a
valid RF signal on one or both logical channels.
Transmit LED The amber transmit LED is lit while the transmitter is transmitting.
Keypad The keypad is used to navigate the base station’s menus, enter text, and to
adjust the contrast of the display. The complete list of menu items is
provided in
“Menu Map” on page 42.
If required, the keypad can be disabled in the web interface to prevent
access to the base station via the front panel menus (see
“Disabling the
Front Panel Keypad” on page 93
).
Unlike a computer keyboard, the keys do not auto-repeat. Each action
requires a separate key-press.
f
LED Description
On (steady) A base station is receiving a valid RF signal.
Off A base station is not receiving a valid RF signal.
g
h
Key Name Function
left and right
arrow keys
■ Move the cursor to the left or right when entering text. Moving the
cursor beyond the end of a line will return it to the other end of the same
line.
■ Decrease or increase the contrast in the Display Contrast screen.
scroll keys ■ Scroll up and down through a list of menu items.
■ Scroll up and down through the list of available characters when
entering text.
■ Increase or decrease the contrast in the Display Contrast screen.
OK ■ Selects the highlighted menu item.
■ Confirms any adjustments made and exits to the previous menu.
■ When setting the IP address, moves the cursor down one line. When all
the IP addresses are confirmed, exits to the previous menu.
home ■ Returns to the home screen from any other menu.
return ■ Returns to the previous menu.
■ Moves the cursor up one line in the IP address screen. When the top
line is reached, pressing again returns to the previous menu.
OK