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SC9000

ST150 SAFECOM Central Station Operation Manual

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The SC9000 transmits a message to the Radio Communicator that contains the assigned Radio

Communicator number and Framer parameters to be programmed in the CPU of the Radio Communicator.

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When the Radio Communicator CPU is programmed with the Radio Communicator number and the Framer

parameters, the Radio Communicator will perform a system reset and then send in a “restart” message to

the SC9000 computer.

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The SC9000 then downloads the remaining program parameters from the Radio Communicator account to

the Radio Communicator in the field.

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Once the download procedure is complete, the Radio Communicator transmits an ACK to the SC9000

Receiver.

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This ACK message gives the SC9000 confirmation that the Radio Communicator download is complete and

the “program complete” message is displayed on the screen of the SC9000.

The Radio Communicator download is complete. The Radio Communicator is now on-line and operational for a radio

communications link between the remote client location and the central station SAFECOM receiver.

3.3. Removing a Radio Communicator Account from the SC9000

When a customer account needs to be permanently closed, it may be removed (deleted) from the SC9000 Receiver. The

following procedures will:

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Remove the entire account for a specific customer in the SC9000 computer.

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Terminate radio communications with this specific Radio Communicator.

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Remove the data previously downloaded into the SAFECOM Radio Communicator, and make it ready to install at

another site in the future.

3.3.1. To Remove a Radio Communicator Account from the SC9000 Receiver

1. Press the F1=SELECT option from the “System Status Menu” command window. The “Select a Remote” menu will

then be displayed.

2. Enter the Radio Communicator number of the Radio Communicator to be removed, and press ENTER.

3. The screen will display the message “Polling remote XXX depress ALT-X to fail” in the upper right hand corner of the

screen.

4. The Radio Communicator will transmit its Status to the SC9000, and it will be displayed on the screen.

5. Then press the F2=SETUP option from the command window. The Radio Communicator’s account setup menu #1

will be displayed.

6. Then press the F2=DELETE option from the command window. The message “Delete all parameters for this

remote?” will be displayed in the operator prompt area.

7. Press the “ Y “ key to answer yes. The Radio Communicator’s Account Setup menu #1 will remain displayed.

However, all data including CPU S/N, PID, & Framer will be deleted. The data fields will then be displayed as all

zeroes (000000000).

8. Select the ESC=EXIT option from the command window. The message “Save changes before exit? (depress ESC to

continue editing)” will be displayed on the screen.

9. Press the “ Y “ key to answer yes.

10. The SC9000 will display the message “DEACTIVATED” in the record of events on the left hand side of the screen.

The SC9000 then transmits an initialize message to the Radio Communicator to erase all previously downloaded

data. The message “This remote does not exist.” will be displayed in the operator window on the right hand side of

the screen.

11. The Radio Communicator will send an ACK message to the SC9000 and the message “INACTIVE XXXXXXXXX”

(XXXXXXXXX is the CPU S/N of the recently deactivated Radio Communicator). This message notifies the operator

that the Radio Communicator has its downloaded program erased and can now be powered down and installed at a

new customer site when necessary.

12. The Radio Communicator (program now erased) will transmit the startup message for 90 seconds, just like a new

SAFECOM radio out of the box.

13. The Radio Communicator is now inactive and all associated data about the customer has been removed from the

Radio Communicator and the SAFECOM SC9000 computer.

NOTE: The number that was assigned to the recently deactivated Radio Communicator is now available to be re-

assigned to a new or different Radio Communicator.

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