Lotek Wireless SRX 600 Bedienungsanleitung
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Guide to the SRX 600 Keypad and LCD Display
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UNDERSTANDING THE LCD/KEYPAD LAYOUT
The keypad and LCD display define the interface through which the receiver is programmed. The program is designed like a hierarchy. All aspects of the
program are accessed through keys on the keypad.
Keys labelled Setup, Log On, Info, Manual, Codelog and Set Delta provide access to menus (note that in most cases there are also sub-menus). Three of these keys
are referred to as modes: Setup, Manual and Codelog. Through these modes, specific aspects of the receiver’s functionality can be enabled, disabled or amended.
The keypad is used to enter or select operating parameters, input data and for navigate through menus and pages. Every key, except Light, has two functions.
Which function is accessible depends on the state of the receiver.
The LCD display is a two line display that is used to request input, either in the form of a menu selection or the entry of a numeric value. It is necessary to spread
out the information, therefore the display shows what is referred to as a page, whereby a menu item can link to more than one page. Scroll through pages using
the right and left arrow keys or the END/ESC key.
The LCD display also provides current setting information. This information depends on whether the receiver is Online or Offline.
• If the receiver is Online then the display shows current settings within brackets after the title of a page (e.g. Scan Options) and still allows a new value to be
entered.
• If the receiver is Offline then the display shows current settings after the title of a page, but there is no provision for a new value to be entered.
STARTING THE RECEIVER
After turning on the receiver the sequence of messages on the LCD screen will be similar to the following:
The last page shows if there is a user logged onto the receiver (Online) or not (Offline) and it also displays the mode that the receiver was in (e.g. Setup).
SRX600 BOOT CODE V2.5
LOTEK WIRELESS INC.
SRX600 BOOT CODE V2.5
SYSTEM STARTUP (1) ...
USER: NONE (OFFLINE)
MODE: SETUP
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Log On
ILogging on to the receiver provides the ability to change the state of the receiver. When a log on password is provided the receiver is considered
Online. If no password is provided (logged off) then the receiver is Offline. The differences between Online and Offline are described below:
• Offline: the receiver allows only read access, which means that most inputs are not allowed unless a log on password is provided. The only input
allowed is the Reset Password function.
• Online: the receiver allows full write access,which means that all functionality and input capability are available.
Log on to the receiver via Log On > 1)Log On or Log On > 2)Log On via Factory Password. Wait a few seconds for the changes to be accepted and
then the receiver returns to the last state that was active (e.g. scan) or the start page.
The log on password is always 123456 unless it is changed via Setup > 3)Change Password.
Logging on via the factory password provides the ability to log on quickly, as long as the factory password (123456) is being used. This feature is convenient
for people who do not need or want to have a specific confidential password.
Logging on can be done at any time during the operation if the receiver, except while using the Info key and its menu items.
LOGGING OFF
Logging off can be done at any time during the operation of the receiver, which means that data collection can continue while limiting access to settings via a
password. Logging off means the receiver is Offline.
Log off from the receiver via Log On > 2)Log Off or Log On > 3)Temporarily Log Off. Wait a few seconds for the changes to be accepted and then the receiver
returns to the start page (first information shown after receiver turns on).
Temporarily logging off creates a restriction, whereby logging on is only accessible from the keypad and no longer accessible from the SRX Host software, except
via the Host’s Keypad Simulator.
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Setup mode
SETUP: 1)COMM 2)TIME
3) RESET/CHANGE PASSWORD
CONFIGURE COMM:
1)SERIAL I2) SERIAL II
1) Configure
2) Factory Settings
SET TO FACTORY SETTINGS:
(SERIAL, 115200, 8, N, 1)
1) SERIAL I 2) SERIAL II
1) Serial I
2) Serial II
SERIAL ##: 1)BAUD RATE
2) PARITY 3) DATA BITS
4) STOP BITS 5)MODEM
1) Baud Rate
2) Parity
3) Data Bits
4) Stop Bits
SERIAL BAUD RATE (1): 1)115200
2)57600 3)38400 4)19200 5)9600
6)4800 7) 2400 8)1200 9) 600
SERIAL PARITY(1):
1)NONE 2)ODD 3)EVEN
SERIAL DATA BITS(2):
1) 7 BITS 2) 8 BITS
SERIAL STOP BITS(1):
1) 1 BIT 2) 2 BITS
1) COMM
COMM (CYCLE POWER OFF/ON)
1)CONFIGURE 2)FACTORY SETTINGS
MODEM 1) HAS MODEM
2) VIEW CMDS 3) INITIALIZE
5) Modem
2) Time - see page 5
3) Reset/Change Password - see page 5
SERIAL I HAS MODEM (9)
7) YES 9) NO
MODEM INIT CMD1:
ATZ0
NOMODEM, PLEASE SELECT
IT VIA ‘SETUP/COMM’
1) Has Modem
2) View CMDS
3) Initialize
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TIME (11:24:33 17/06/04):
1)GMT CORRECTION 2)LOCAL DATE
3)LOCAL TIME
1) GMT Correction
2) Time
GMT CORRECTION (-05:00):
(HH:MM) > --
2) Local Date
LOCAL DATE (17/06/04):
(DD/MM/YY)>
3) Local Time
LOCAL TIME (11:24:33):
(24HH:MM:SS)>
3) Reset/Change Password
RESET PASSWORD (630387):
(XXXXXX)>
CHANGE PASSWORD (******):
(OLD/NEW)>
OR
LOCAL DATE (17/06/04):
(DD/MM/YY)>
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Manual mode
MANUAL: 1)CODE SET
2)SEARCH 3)SIGNAL
1) Code Set
CODE SET(1): 1)LOTEK 2
2)LOTEK3 3) LOTEK4
2) Search ... see page 7
3) Signal ... see page 8
CODE SET: LOTEK 2
OR
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SEARCH (FROM 148.516MHZ):
1)START 2)GAIN
3)MIN FREQ 4)MAX FREQ
5)FREQ STEP 6)SCAN TIME
7)NOISE THRESHOLD
1) Start
SEARCH
148.220MHZID AH0=40
0) PAUSE SCAN 1) CODE SET
2)SHOW BEEP/ID/SENSOR
3)SET 4)GPS
5) INC. FREQ. 6)DEC. FREQ.
7)EN/DIS NOISE BLANK 8) INC. GAIN 9)DEC. GAIN
GAIN (87):
(00-99) >
2)Gain
FOUND: I184 S121 10:54:21
148.220MHZCODE GAIN =33
0) PAUSE SCAN 1) CODE SET
2)SHOW BEEP/ID/SENSOR 3)SET DELTA 4)GPS
5) INC. FREQ. 6)DEC. FREQ. 7)EN/DIS NOISE BLANK
8) INC. GAIN 9)DEC. GAIN
MIN FREQ (148.000MHZ):
(148-152.000MHZ) >
MAX FREQ (152.000MHZ):
(148-152.000MHZ) >
FREQ STEP (002KHZ):
(001-999KHZ) >
3)Min Freq
4)Max Freq
5)Freq Step
NOISE THRESHOLD (40):
(00-99) >
7)Noise Threshold
SCAN TIME (2.2S):
(0.1-9.9SEC) >
6)Scan Time
PAUSE: I999 S102 11:13:46
148.220MHZAH0=40
0) RESUME SCAN 1) CODE SET
2)SHOW BEEP/ID/SENSOR
3)SET DELTA 4)GPS 5) INC. FREQ.
6)DEC. FREQ. 7)EN/DIS NOISE BLANK
8) INC. GAIN 9)DEC. GAIN
0)Pause
Scan
Manual Mode > 2) Search
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SIGNAL: 1)START 2)GAIN
3)ANT 4)FREQ 5)NOISE THRESHOLD
Manual Mode > 3) Signal
SIGNL: I999 S102 11:13:46
148.220MHZID AH0=40
1) CODE SET
2)SHOW BEEP/ID/SENSOR
3)SET DELTA 4)GPS
5) INC. FREQ. 6)DEC. FREQ.
7)EN/DIS NOISE BLANK
8) INC. GAIN 9)DEC. GAIN
5)Noise Threshold
1)Start
3)Ant
2)Gain
4)Freq
ANT(0):
(AH0=0, ASP8=1-8)>
GAIN(87):
(00-99)>
FREQ(149.010MHZ):
1)RADIO 2)ACOUSTIC
NOISE THRESHOLD(40):
(00-99)>
1)Radio
2)Acoustic
RADIO FREQ(149.010MHZ):
(148-152.000MHZ)>
ACOUSTIC FREQ(NONE):
(000-999KHZ)>
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Codelog Mode
CODELOG: 1)CONFIG# 2)SCAN
3)MASTER FTABLE
1)Config(#1) ... see page 10
2)Scan ... see page 16
3) Master FTable ... see page 17
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CONFIG(#3): 1)NEW CFG#
2)SCAN SETTINGS
3)FREQ/CH4)ANT/HYDR
5)FILTERS 6)SENSORS
1)New Cfg#
NEW CFG#(3):
(1-8)>
FREQ/CH (10):
1)ADD 2)VIEW/MODIFY
3)VIEW/MODIFY ALL
3)Freq/CH
4)Ant/Hydr ... see page 12
5)Filters ... see page 13
ADD FREQ/CH:
1)RADIO 2)ACOUSTIC
1)Add
2)View/Modify
ADD RADIO FERQ(#11):
(148-152.000MHZ)>
ADD ACOUSTIC FREQ(#11)
(000-999KHZ)>
1)Radio
2)Acoustic
2)Scan Settings ... see page 11
6)Sensors ... see page 15
1)Config(#1)
2)View/Modify All
149.891MHZ CH456 EN ID:
1)DEL 2)EN/DIS 3)ID/SEN
ALL FREQ/CH(2, 4): 1)DEL
2)EN 3)DIS 4)ID 5)SEN
Codelog Mode > 1)Config#1
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