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E Series Ethernet Radio – User Manual
conguration changes that cause unexpected results resulting in
the device reverting to previous conguration if contact is lost.
Choose “Make changes and resume contact” to safeguard
changes. Some parameter changes (such as frequency change)
will, by denition, automatically result in lost contact.
Choose “Make changes anyway and nish” to complete intentional
changes which will result in lost contact.
After conguration data has been written, the session with the unit
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is closed and the programmer reverts to le mode.
Note: In general, any change made on the programmer screen
must be written to the unit (using the write function) to become
permanently stored. However, changes to Power adjust, Mute
adjust and Tx/Rx trim take immediate effect to allow test and
adjustment prior to permanent storage via the write function.
Cancel Session (also available on the toolbar)
This function closes the session with unit and puts the programmer
back into le mode. All conguration changes are discarded
including changes to Power Adjust, Mute Adjust and Tx/Rx Trim.
Wizard (also available on toolbar)
This function permits the user to select standard congurations
after the conguration from a unit has been read or a le opened.
The user is prompted via a series of dialogue windows to select the
desired conguration that can then be written to the unit (remote
radio or base station).
Clone Mode
This function permits writing of the same conguration data to
several units. This feature is normally used for conguring data
radio modems connected locally.
The procedure is:
• Read the conguration from the rst unit.
• Congure the parameters (or open a previously saved
conguration le).
• Select Clone Mode (Modem menu).
• Write the conguration to the rst unit.
• The changes will take effect when unit is repowered.
• Connect the next unit.
• Write the next unit which establishes a session and
recognises the unit serial number and type, which then
congures the unit
• Repower the unit for changes to take effect
• Repeat the last 3 steps for the remaining units.