ICOM CS-FC5000 Client Management

Section 1. CS-FC5000 Client Management

On this screen, you can configure the CS-FC5000 user accounts.

 User name
Displays the user name of each account.

NOTE:

When the user logs in as a supervisor, only their own name is displayed.

 Type
Displays the user account type ("Administrator" or "Supervisor").

 Language
Displays the interface language for the user.
You can select a language from various languages.

 CS-FC5000 Client Management > Add/Edit

On this screen, you can add or edit the user account.

<Apply>

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Click to save your changes and go back to the CS-FC5000 Client Management screen.

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If the entered user name already exists, enter a different user name.

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The password and the retyped password must match.

<Cancel>

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Click to cancel your changes and go back to the CS-FC5000 Client Management screen.

 User name
Enter a user name of 5 to 64 characters.

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9

NOTE:

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You must set this item.

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Supervisors cannot edit their own account.

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The user name is encrypted and saved in the database for security.

 Type
Select the user type from "Administrator" or "Supervisor."

NOTE:

Supervisors cannot edit their own account.

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 Language
Select the appropriate interface language.

 Date Format
Select the date format.

Options:

Set to "dd/mm/yyyy," "mm/dd/yyyy," or "yyyy/mm/dd."

 Password
Enter a password of 5 to 64 characters.

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9

NOTE:

You must set this item when you add a new entry.

 Retype Password
Enter the password again.

NOTE:

You must set this item when you add a new entry.

 CS-FC5000 Client Management > Authority

On this screen, you can load and edit the authority of the selected client.
When you click <Apply>, the items shown below can be set to Editable, Read-only, or Hidden, according to this setting.

<Apply>

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Click to save your changes and return to the CS-FC5000 Client Management screen.

<Cancel>

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Click to cancel your changes and return to the CS-FC5000 Client Management screen.

 System-wide
Options:

Set to Read Only or Hide.

 Region
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

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 Site
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

 Repeater CH
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

 Fleet/ESN table
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

 Date/Time
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

 Firmware Upload
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

 Maintenance
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

 System Configuration Output
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

 Save/Load
Options:

Set to Edit, Read Only or Hide.

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Section 2. Configuration

On the screens shown below, you can configure the System-wide, Region, Site, Repeater channel, Fleet, ESN table
and Date/time settings.

 Configuration > System-wide

<Configuration Update>

Click to take effect on the setting update.

License activate page >>

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Click to take effect the setting update.

<Apply>

Click to save the entered contents into the CS-FC5000's server database.
However, the CS-FC5000SCS and IC-FC5000E will be updated after you click <Configuration Update>.

 SYScode (Model)

Displays the Model part of SYScode that is provided with the license code.

NOTE:

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Editing is restricted.

◇ Build Location Area

 Build Location Area
Location Area is an area that consists of multiple sites, and the SUs can roam without registration within the area. Check
to enable this feature and define the number of sites configurable as one Location Area. This feature can reduce
disturbance caused by the registration process, however, it may decrease traffic channel efficiency.

NOTE:

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Carefully make the system construction plan. Changing the Location area needs to change system and SUs settings.

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When the number of sites configurable as one Location Area is defined, dPMRLA is issued for the Location Area.
Apply it to the SU belongs to the built location area.

 SYScode (Network)

Displays the Network part of SYScode that is provided with the license code.

NOTE:

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Editing is restricted.

 Licensed site number
(Activated only when the license code file is read.)

Displays the maximum number of usable sites in the system.

NOTE:

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Editing is restricted.

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 RS-MGR2 License number
(Activated only when the license code file is read.)
Displays the license number of the RS-MGR2.
Every region requires one RS-MGR2 license number.

NOTE:

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Editing is restricted.

 RS-MGR2 Licensed account number
(Activated only when the license code file is read.)
Displays the number of accounts that can access the RS-MGR2.

NOTE:

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Editing is restricted.

 Require Registration
Select whether or not to require registration. OFF (Uncheck) may be applicable for a talkgroup call oriented smaller
system.

 Require ESN Authentication
Select whether or not to require the Electronic Serial Number (ESN) Authentication from the Subscriber Unit (SU).

NOTE :

This feature is not supported at this time since the ESN Authentication is NOT defined in ETSI TS 102 658 yet.

 Beacon Power Save
Select whether or not to allow a SU to activate its power save function.

NOTE:

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The firmware revision of IC-FC5000E must be 2.0 or later, CS-FC5000 must be 2.0 or later.

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Not usable in a system that does not require registration.

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Generally the function is disabled. Using the function may reduces the call response on the control channel.

 Allow inter-region group calls
Check to allow inter-region group call globally in the entire system. If this is unchecked, group calls are distributed only
within the same region.

NOTE:

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The inter-region groups call may use more system resources of the IP network.

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You can allow specific user group to make the inter-region group call by checking Configuration > Fleet > Individual
Setting >

Exceptional inter-region group call

, even if this is unchecked.

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Own ID and Group ID ranges are limited.

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Set the Group ID range in

Group ID

.

 ID range limitation
Select whether or not to limit the range of usable IDs in the system.

NOTE:

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The range must be set accordance with the ICOM dPMR SU's setting.

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The minimum Group ID is the maximum Own ID plus 1.

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When this item is set to "Limited," enter the ID range in

Options:

Own ID

and

Group ID

.

Unlimited

Limited

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Own ID

(Editable only when the

Set the Own IDs range in the system.

NOTE:

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The minimum Own ID is fixed to 1.

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The following IDs are reserved and cannot be registered.
0000000,1000000,2000000,3000000,4000000,5000000,6000000,7000000,8000000,9000000

 Group ID
(Activated only when

Set the Group ID range in the system.

NOTE:

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The minimum Group ID is the maximum Own ID plus 1.

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The following IDs are reserved and cannot be registered.
0000000,1000000,2000000,3000000,4000000,5000000,6000000,7000000,8000000,9000000

Own ID and Group ID ranges are not limited.

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Set the Own ID range in

ID range limitation

ID range limitation

Own ID

is set to "Limited.")

is set to "Limited.")

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 T_DENREG [Sec]
The SUs never retry registration to a denied site (the site is temporally removed from the hunt list) for this period of time.
This parameter is used for making System Configuration File (SCF).

Options:

Set to between 10 and 1000 seconds (in 10 second steps), or "OFF."

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 Configuration > Region

The System can have up to 32 Regions, and one Region (CS-FC5000SCS) can handle up to 32 sites. Even a smaller
system may consist of several Regions for network load balancing. The group or inter-fleet group calls across the regions
are not possible unless the "Allow inter-region group call" is checked. And the RS-MGR2 monitoring system is required
for each region to be monitored.

● The selected Region settings are displayed.

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If no Region has been registered yet, the

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If the CS-FC5000SCS is not used, the list of Region, <Add> and <Del> buttons are not displayed.
The IP address and the port setting also not displayed.

NOTE:

The firmware revision of IC-FC5000E must be 2.0 or later, CS-FC5000 must be 2.0 or later.

<Add Region>

● Click to display the Configuration > Region > Add Region screen

● If the maximum number of CS-FC5000SCS has been registered, <Add> is grayed out and no additional

CS-FC5000SCS can be added.

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The CS-FC5000SCS needs to be actuarially accessible with the IP address when being added to the system.

<Del Region>

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Click to delete a Region.

● When you delete the Region, the Sites and Repeaters in the Region are also deleted.

◇ Configuration > Region > General

Add Region screen (Configuration > Region > Add Region) is displayed.

.

<Apply>

Click to save the entered contents into the CS-FC5000's server database.
However, the CS-FC5000SCS and IC-FC5000E will be updated after you click <Configuration Update>.

<Configuration Update>

Click to take effect on the setting update.

 Region Name
Enter the Region name of up to 16 characters.

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)
! # $ % & ' ( ) + , - . ; = @ [ ] ^ _ ` { } ~

NOTE:

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You must set this item.

 IP address
Enter the CS-FC5000SCS IP address.

NOTE:

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You cannot register the same IP address.

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When

Licensed site number

is "1," the IP address is not displayed.

 Port
Enter the 5 digit Apache number that was entered when installing the CS-FC5000SCS.

NOTE:

You must set this item.

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◇ Configuration > Region > Site > Area

(Activated only when Configuration > System-wide >

Build Location Area

is checked.)

<Add>

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Click to add the area, and assign the area number. The number of addable areas differs, depending on the
Configuration > System-wide >

Build Location Area

settings.

<Edit>

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Click to edit the existing area's name and area number.

<Del>

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Click to delete a selected area.

◇ Configuration > Region > Site

<Add>

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Click to display the Configuration > Region >
If the maximum number of Sites has been already registered, the Configuration > Region >

license)

screen is displayed.

Add Site

screen.

Add Site (Site number

NOTE:

If the Location Areas are created, you need to add Sites for each areas. The number of addable site differs, depending on
the Configuration > System-wide >

Build Location Area

settings.

<Del>

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Click to delete a selected Site.

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When you delete the Site, the Repeaters in the Site are also deleted.

◇ Configuration > Region > Add Region

Displayed when you click <Add> on the Configuration > Region screen.

NOTE:

When the Licensed site number, which is set on the Configuration > System-wide screen, has been changed from 1 to 2
or more, you need to enter the IP address for each Region again.

<Apply>

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Click to save the IP address.
If no response to the ping is received, an error dialog is displayed.

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You cannot register an IP address that is already used.

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After adding, returns to the Configuration > Region screen.

<Cancel>

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Click to cancel and return to the Configuration > Region screen.

 IP address
Enter the CS-FC5000SCS IP address.

NOTE:

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You must set this item.

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Model

Code

Tiny

0 to 7

Small

0 to 31

Large

0 to 255

Huge

0 to 1023

 Port
Enter the 5 digit Apache number that was entered when installing the CS-FC5000SCS.

NOTE:

You must set this item.

◇ Configuration > Region > Add Site

Set the initial settings of the IC-FC5000E.
If the maximum number of Sites has not been registered yet, this screen is displayed when you click <Add> on the
Configuration > Region screen.

<Apply>

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Click to confirm the communication with the IC-FC5000E.
If the communication is not secured or is failed, an error dialog is displayed.

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You cannot register the same IP address.

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After confirmation, the Configuration > Region > General screen is displayed.

<Cancel>

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Click to cancel, and return to the Configuration > Region > General screen.

 IP address
Enter the IC-FC5000E IP address.

NOTE:

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You must set this item.

 Site Code
Enter the SYS Code's Site code.

NOTE:

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You must set this item.

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The code differs depending on the selected Model in the SYScode(Model) item on the Configuration >
screen.

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The selectable code may differ, depending on the area build in Configuration > System Wide >

Build Location Area

System-wide

.

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◇ Configuration > Add Site (Site number license)

You can select the license code file on this screen.
If the maximum number of Sites has already been registered, this screen is displayed when you click <Add> on the
Configuration > Region > Site screen.

<Activation>

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Click to collate the license code file. The SYScode and the number of Sites are collated.

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When the collation is completed, returns to the previous screen.

<Cancel>

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Click to cancel, and returns to the previous screen.

 Choose File
Click <Browse> to select the license code file.

NOTE:

The display may differ, depending on your browser.

◇ Configuration > Region > Monitoring

(Displayed in all regions unless all licenses are in use.)

 IP Address
Enter the RS-MGR2's IP address.

 Apache Port
The port number to be entered following the IP address of the RS-MGR2 as a URL in this format:
https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:53959/.

Leave the default value unless the port is already used on the server.

 Syslog Protocol
Select UDP in general. TCP may be selected for complete logging, but it causes more IP traffic.

 Syslog Port
The port number of the syslog protocol. Leave the default value unless the port is already used on the server.

 Syslog Facility
Leave the default value Local0.

 SNMP Mode
Select v2c in general. v3 may be selected for more secure communication.

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 Community/User name
Community or User name used for the SNMP communication.

 Auth Type
Authentication type for the SNMP v3.

 Auth Password
Authentication password for the SNMP v3.

 Privacy Type
Privacy type for the SNMP v3.

 Configuration > Site

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Select a region, and select a site from the Site list, and configure the selected Site settings.

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If no site has been registered yet, the Site list is not displayed.

<Apply>

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Click to save the entered contents into the CS-FC5000's server database.
However, the CS-FC5000SCS and IC-FC5000E will be updated after you click <Configuration Update>.

<Configuration Update>

Click to take effect on the setting update.

◇ Configuration > Site > General

 Site Name
Enter a Site name of up to 16 characters.

Usable characters:
A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)

! # $ % & ' ( ) + , - . ; = @ [ ] ^ _ ` { } ~

NOTE:

●

You must set this item.

 IP address
Enter the IC-FC5000E IP address.

 Site Code
Enter the Site Code that is used as a part of SYScode.

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 Infill
(Activated only when Configuration > System-wide >
Check to define the site as an Infill radio site. An Infill radio site usually has fewer resources, such as the number of traffic
channels, or lower repeater power, just to fill blank spots or gaps of other normal sites coverage. They encourages SUs to
move out to the normal sites by sending periodic "vote now" messages.

 Interval of Adjacent Site Check
(Activated only when
The SUs under this site will check the Adjacent Sites listed below, one by one at this interval period. SUs moves to
another site, if an acceptable signal quality is detected.

Options:

Set to 1, 3, 5, 10, 30 or 60.

 Adjacent Site
(Activated only when
Select the adjacent site.

NOTE:

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You can select up to 6 Sites from the same region.

is checked.)

Infill

is checked.)

Infill

Build Location Area

is unchecked.)

◇ Configuration > Site > Channel

<Add>

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Click to add a channel to the site.

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If the maximum number of channels has not been registered yet, the Configuration > Site > Add Channel screen is
displayed.

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If the maximum number of channels has already been registered, this button is grayed out.

<Del>

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Click to delete a channel settings entry.

 Channels
Displays the list of channels assigned to the site.

 Configured : xxCH, Licensed : xxCH

Configured

The number of configured channels.

Licensed

The number of licensed channels.

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◇ Configuration > Site > Timer

 Voice Call Time
Set the maximum call duration for a normal voice call.

 Call Answer Time
This is the inactivity time that applies to a traffic channel at the start of a call, until the first transmission by an SU is
detected. Normally this value would be equal to or longer than the Message Trunking Inactivity timer.

 Emergency Call Time
Set the maximum call duration for an emergency call.

 Long Data Call Time
Set the maximum call duration for a Long Data call.

 Message Trunking Inactivity
Set the time period for which if no activity is detected, the traffic channel will be cleared down.

Options:

Set to between 5 and 60 (in 5 second steps).

 Registration Timeout [hour]
Set the timeout where if a radio is registered and is not heard from again, the registration will be removed.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 720 hours (in 1 hour steps), or "Off.".

 Queue Timeout
Set the timeout where if no traffic channel becomes available, the call will be removed from the queue.

Options:

Set to between 5 and 600 seconds (in 5 second steps).

NOTE:

The Timeout timer is up to SU's setting.
When this timer is set longer than SU's one, the SU's timer will be activated prior to this timer.

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◇ Configuration > Site > Attempt

 Call Time Advice attempts
Set the number of repeats for call timer advice messages that are sent by the Beacon channel when a call timer is
changed. The recommended value is 1. A larger value can be set for reliability, but that reduces beacon channel
efficiency.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10.

 Go To Channel attempts
Set the number of repeats for Go To Channel messages that are sent by the Beacon channel at the beginning of a call.
The recommended value is 2. A larger value can be set for reliability, but that reduces beacon channel efficiency.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10.

 Clear Message attempts
Set the number of repeats for clear messages that are sent out on a traffic channel at the end of a call. The
recommended value is 5. A larger value can be set for reliability, but that reduces traffic channel availability.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10.

 Short Data download attempts
Set the number of retries the system makes when trying to deliver a UDT (Unified Data Transport) to a radio unit.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10.

 Channel Tidy attempts
Set the number of repeats for Channel Tidy messages that are sent out on a traffic channel at the beginning of a call to
remove any radios not related to the call from the traffic channel. The recommended value is 1. A larger value can be set
for reliability, but that delays the traffic channel allocation.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10.

 Availability attempts
Set the number of times the radio being called (AHOYed) on the Beacon channel to locate it before failing the call set up.
The recommended value is 1. A larger value can be set for reliability, but that reduces beacon channel efficiency.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10.

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 Acknowledge attempts
Set the number of acknowledgment repeats sent to a radio whenever the radio makes a call attempt or data transfer,
registration, and so on. The recommended value is 0, and there is almost no point to have a larger value.

Options:
Set to between 0 and 10.

◇ Configuration > Site > Other

 Maximum queue depth
The maximum number of calls on the call queue before a system overload condition is reached and further call attempts
are rejected. Additional traffic Channel should be considered before having a larger value than the default 5.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10.

 Late Entry GTC rate
Set the ratio of the messages other than the Late entry GTC (Go to Channel) message to the GTC message sent on the
Beacon channel. Auto is recommended, that optimizes the ratio depending on the number of the traffic channels.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 10 seconds (in 1 steps), or "Auto."

NOTE:

The Fleet setting overrides this setting.

 Configuration > Site > Add Channel

If the maximum channel number of sites has already been registered, the Configuration > Site > Add Channel screen is
displayed when you click <Add> on the Configuration > Site > Channel screen. The repeater needs to be actuarially
accessible with the IP address when being added to the system.

<Apply>

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Click to add a channel.

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When the IP address is set, the CS-FC5000 makes the IC-FC5000E ping to the repeater (Ethernet board).

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You must set 1 Beacon channel.

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You can set only 1 Beacon channel.

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You can set only 1 Secondary Beacon channel.

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You cannot register the IP address that already used in the same site.

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After adding, the Configuration > Site > General screen is displayed.

<Cancel>

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Click to cancel, and return to the Configuration > Site > General screen.

 IP address
Enter the repeater IP address.

NOTE:

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You must set this item.

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 CH Type
Select the channel type.

Options:

Beacon CH

Set the channel as the Beacon Channel, which always transmits the control signal to the Subscriber
Units (SU).

Secondary
Beacon CH

Traffic CH

 Uplink frequency [MHz]
Set the uplink frequency.

Options:

Set the frequency depending on the repeater used in the system (in 3.125 or 5 kHz steps).

NOTE:

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The set frequency is used as the Uplink/Downlink frequency regardless of the repeater's memory channel.

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You must set this item.

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You cannot set the same frequency as the Downlink frequency.

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Displays to 6 decimal places.

 Downlink frequency [MHz]
Set the downlink frequency.

Options:

Set the frequency depending on the repeater used in the system (in 3.125 or 5 kHz steps).

NOTE:

The set frequency is used as the Uplink/Downlink frequency regardless of the repeater's memory channel.

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You must set this item.

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You cannot set the same frequency as the Uplink frequency.

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Displays to 6 decimal places.

Set the channel as the Secondary Beacon channel, which is the backup of the Beacon Channel.
Usually, this channel is used as a Traffic CH.

Set the channel as a Traffic channel, which is used for the communications between SUs.

 Configuration > Site > Add Channel (collation)

If the maximum number of configured channels has been registered, this screen is displayed when you clicked <Add> on
the Configuration > Site > Channel screen.
The usable number of channels is collated with the license code.

<Activation>

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Click to collate with the license file, then the licensed channels in the site are activated.

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After collating, returns to the Configuration > Site > Channel screen.

<Cancel>

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Click to cancel, and return to Configuration > Site > Channel screen.

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 Choose File
Click <Browse> to select the license code file.

NOTE:

The display may differ, depending on the browser.

 Configuration > Repeater CH

Configure the settings for each repeater channel.

NOTE:

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This item is not displayed when no repeater channel has been registered.

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You must set 1 Beacon channel.

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You can set only 1 Beacon channel.

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You can set only 1 Secondary Beacon channel.

<Apply>

●

Click to save the entered contents into the CS-FC5000's server database.
However, the CS-FC5000SCS and IC-FC5000E will be updated after you click <Configuration Update>.

<Configuration Update>

Click to take effect on the setting update.

◇ Configuration > Repeater CH > General

 CH No.
You can assign a number to each repeater channel.

NOTE:

The least number is automatically assigned as the default.

Options:

Set to between 1 and 32.

 CH Type
Select the channel type.

Options:

Beacon CH

Secondary
Beacon CH

Set the channel as the Beacon Channel, which always transmits the control signal to the Subscriber
Units (SU).

Set the channel as the Secondary Beacon channel, which is the backup of the Beacon Channel.
Usually, this channel is used as a Traffic Channel.

Traffic CH

Set the channel as a Traffic channel, which is usually used for the communications between SUs.

 IP Address
Enter the repeater's IP address that the selected channel belongs to.

 Repeater Model
Select the Repeater model.

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 Uplink frequency [MHz]
Enter the repeater's uplink frequency.

Options:

Set the frequency depending on the repeater used in the system (in 3.125 kHz or 5 kHz steps).

NOTE:

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The set frequency is used as the Uplink/Downlink frequency regardless of the repeater's memory channel.

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You must set this item.

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You cannot set the same frequency as the Downlink frequency.

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Displays to 6 decimal places.

 Downlink frequency [MHz]
Enter the repeater's downlink frequency.

NOTE:

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The set frequency is used as the Uplink/Downlink frequency regardless of the repeater's memory channel.

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You must set this item.

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You cannot set the same frequency as the Uplink frequency.

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Displays to 6 decimal places.

Options:

Set the frequency depending on the repeater used in the system (in 3.125 kHz or 5 kHz steps).

◇ Configuration > Repeater CH > Cross Busy

Cross Busy prevents a busy channel from being assigned to a traffic channel. This is for sharing frequencies with other
systems or other sites nearby.

 Uplink Monitoring
Select whether or not to detect interference on the uplink frequency.

Options:

Enable

Disable

Detects interference on the uplink frequency when the channel is busy.

Does not detect interference on the uplink frequency even when the channel is busy.

 RSSI Level
Set the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) threshold level.
When the repeater receives a signal whose strength is higher than the set threshold level, the repeater regards the signal
as an interference.

Options:

Set to between -80 and -120 dBm (in 1 dBm steps).

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 Downlink Monitoring
Select whether or not to detect interference on the downlink frequency.

NOTE:

When using the IC-FR5000 series, you must configure the "Cross Busy" port settings by using the CS-FR5000 CLONING
SOFTWARE.
(External I/O > Port Setting > D-sub 25 pin)

Options:

Enable

Disable

Detects interference on the downlink frequency when the channel is busy.

Does not detect interference on the downlink frequency when the channel is busy.

 Delay Time
By this period of continuous interference on a Downlink or Uplink frequency, the system determines that the channel is in
a cross busy state, and removes the channel from the traffic channel candidates.

Options:

Set to between 0.1 and 5.0 seconds (in 0.1 second steps).

 Hold Time
If no interference is observed for this period on a Downlink or Uplink frequency, the system determines that the channel is
no longer in a cross busy state, and puts the channel back as a traffic channel candidate.

Options:

Set to between 0.1 to 10.0 seconds (in 0.1 second steps).

 Configuration > Fleet

You can configure the

NOTE:

When no Fleet has been registered, the Configuration > Fleet > Add Fleet screen is displayed.

<Apply>

●

Click to save the entered contents into the CS-FC5000's server database.
However, the CS-FC5000SCS and IC-FC5000E will be updated after you click <Configuration Update>.

<Configuration Update>

●

Click to take effect on the setting update.

<Add>

●

Click to add a new Fleet to the System.

<Del>

●

Click to delete a Fleet from the System.

Fleet

settings

on this screen.

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◇ Configuration > Fleet > General

<Add>

●

Click to add a new Individual setting entry.

<Edit>

●

Click to edit the selected Fleet's Individual settings.

<Del>

●

Click to delete the selected Individual settings entry.

 Fleet Name
Enter a Fleet name of up to 16 characters.

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)
! # $ % & ' ( ) + , - . ; = @ [ ] ^ _ ` { } ~

 Fleet-wide Activation
Select whether or not to activate all the Subscriber Units (SU) in a Fleet.

Options:

Active

Temporarily
Deactivate

 Time controlled service
Select whether or not to specify the system service on-duty schedule.

Options:

24/7 Service

Activates all the SUs in the Fleet.

Temporarily deactivates all the SUs in the Fleet.

The system service is always on duty.

Time controlled
service

The system service is scheduled.
Set the service opening and closing time.
You can also specify the day of week.

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◇ Configuration > Fleet > ID

 Own ID range
(Activated only when

Dialed Talkgroup

is unchecked.)

Enter the Own IDs range in the Fleet.

Options:

Set the ID of up to 7 digits.

NOTE:

Editing is restricted if the Dialed Talkgroup is checked and first 3 digit number is entered.

 Dialed Talkgoup
Check to enable the "Dialed Talkgroup" function for the ID range defined by the common first 3 digits in the left BOX.

NOTE:

●

Enter the 3 digit number. The ID starting with the entered 3 digit number will be displayed in

Own ID range

.

 ID range for intra-fleet group call
Enter the range of Group IDs in the Fleet.

NOTE:

●

You cannot register the same Group ID that has been already assigned to other Fleets.

●

The following IDs are reserved and cannot be registered.
0000000,1000000,2000000,3000000,4000000,5000000,6000000,7000000,8000000,9000000

Options:

Set an ID of up to 7 digits.

 Exceptional inter-region group call
(Activated only when Configuration > System-wide >

Allow inter-region group call

is unchecked.)

Click to enable inter-region group calls.

 IDs for inter-fleet group call
IDs for Inter-fleet group calls that are shared by several fleets. The group calls with these ID are being delivered to the
fleets that shares the ID.

NOTE:

●

Confirm the Configuration > System-wide >

●

You cannot register the same Group ID that has been already registered to the

●

The following IDs are reserved and cannot be registered.

Allow inter-region group call

is enabled.

ID range for intra-fleet call.

0000000,1000000,2000000,3000000,4000000,5000000,6000000,7000000,8000000,9000000

Options:

Set an ID of up to 7 digits.

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◇ Configuration > Fleet > Individual setting

Displays the Individual Setting of selected Fleet.

NOTE:

The Fleet whose "Own ID range" or "ID range for intra-fleet group call" is not set, is not displayed.

<Add>

●

Click to add a new Individual setting entry.

<Edit>

●

Click to edit the selected Fleet's Individual settings.

<Del>

●

Click to delete the selected Individual settings entry.

◇ Configuration > Fleet > Individual Settings > General

 Name
Enter a name in the settings entry. (Up to 16 characters)

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)
! # $ % & ' ( ) + , - . ; = @ [ ] ^ _ ` { } ~

NOTE:

You must set this item.

 SCF password
Enter a password of up to 16 characters, which is required when the Subscriber Unit (SU) imports the SCF.
You can set the password only when

Refer to General Password

is unchecked.

NOTE:

●

This feature is prepared for the future model that supports the SCF file import.

●

Enter a check mark into

Refer to General Password

to apply the General Password (SCF Global Password).

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)
! # $ % & ' ( ) + , - . ; = @ [ ] ^ _ ` { } ~

 Fleet Activation
Select whether or not to temporarily deactivate all Subscriber Units (SU) in the selected Individual Setting.

Options:

Active

Temporarily Deactivate

Activates all the SUs listed in the Individual Setting.

Temporarily deactivates all the SUs listed in the Individual Setting.

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◇ Configuration > Fleet > Individual Settings > ID

 Own ID range
Enter the Individual ID range of up to 7 digits.

NOTE:

The range must be within the Fleet's Own ID Range set on the Configuration > Fleet > ID screen.

 All Call
(Activated only when the
Check this if the system accepts the All Call request from the IDs in this range.

 Prefix Call
(Activated only when the
Check this if the system accepts the Prefix CALL request from the IDs in this range.

Dialed Talkgroup

Dialed Talkgroup

is checked.)

is checked.)

◇ Configuration > Fleet > Individual Settings > Site

 Registrable Sites
In a system that doesn't require registration (Configuration > System-wide > Require Registration is unchecked),
Registrable Sites are considered usable sites. These sites are used for hunt list in the SCF.

 Automatically accept the newly added Sites in any Regions as registrable Sites
If a check mark is entered into this item, all the registered Sites are automatically regarded as the usable.

<Check All>

●

Click to assign all Sites in all Regions as the Registrable Site, and automatically check the Accept the newly added
sites in any regions as registrable sites automatically.

<Uncheck All>

●

Click to assign all Sites in all Regions as the non-Registrable Site, and automatically uncheck the Accept the newly
added sites in any regions as registrable sites automatically.

<Check All Site>

●

Click to assign the selected Site in the Region as the Registrable Site, and enable all Sites.

<Uncheck All Site>

●

Click to assign the selected Site in the Region as non-Registrable Site, and disable all Sites.

◇ Configuration > Fleet > Individual Settings > Call Control

 Allow Emergency Preemption, for originated calls
Enter a check mark to allow all the Subscriber Units (SU) to make an emergency preemption call.

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 Call Types this identity is allowed to receive
Call types that the SUs whose own ID is in this range can receive.Select from the list box. Multiple selections can be
made.

Options:

Set to "Standard speech calls," "Long data calls," "Status messages," or "Short data services."

 Call Types this identity is allowed to make
Call types that the SUs whose own ID is in this range can make.Select from the list box. Multiple selections can be made.

Options:

Set to "Standard speech calls," "Long data calls," "Status messages," or "Short data services."

 Units this identity may be called by
Set the unit types that the SUｓ in this range may be called by, to restrict access from the unwanted parties.

Options:

All Fleets

Same Fleet

Same Individual
Setting

Authorized SU
list

Unauthorized SU
list

All SUs in the system can make calls to any SUs, except those whose ID is not in the set Own ID
Range in the Fleet.

The SUs in the same Fleet can receive calls only from the SUs that are specified by the ID range set
in

Fleet > ID > Own ID range

The SUs that have the same Individual Setting can receive calls.
The SUs can receive calls only from the SUs with the Individual Setting, that is specified by the ID
range set in

Enter the Individual IDs of SUs that are allowed to receive calls.

Enter the Individual IDs of SUs that are NOT allowed to receive calls.

.

Fleet > Individual Settings > ID > Own ID range

.

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 Units this identity may call
Set the unit types the SUs in this range may call, to prevent from making unintended calls.

Options:

All Fleets

All SUs in the system can make calls to any SUs except those whose ID is not in the set Own ID
Range in the Fleet.

Same Fleet

Same Individual
Setting

Authorized SU
list

Unauthorized SU
list

Allow Inter-fleet Group Call

Disable
(unchecked)

Enable
(checked)

The SUs in the same Fleet can make calls only to the SUs that are specified by the ID range set in

Fleet > ID > Own ID range

The SUs that have same Individual Setting, can make calls.
The SUs can make calls to the SUs with the Individual Setting, that is specified by the ID range set in

Fleet > Individual Settings > ID > Own ID range

Enter the Individual IDs of SUs, that are allowed to make calls.

Enter the Individual IDs of SUs, that are NOT allowed to make calls.

Only SUs in the ID range set in

Only SUs in the ID range set in

IDs for inter-fleet group call

.

.

Fleet > ID > ID range for intra-fleet group call

Fleet > ID > ID range for intra-fleet group call,

can receive calls.

can receive calls.

and the IDs set in

 Ahoy before individual calls
Uncheck to skip the call set up process for the individual calls. A traffic channel is allocated based only on the registration
information, without checking the accentual availability.

NOTE:

According to ETSI TS 102 658 V2.4.1, the Ahoy signal must be sent in every Individual Call on the Traffic channel.

 Short data message send byte limit [byte]
Select the maximum transmit byte size of the Short Data Message (SDM) packet which is sent on the control channel.

Options:

Set the byte size to between 8 and 32 bytes.

 Short data message receive byte limit [byte]
Select the maximum receive byte size of the Short Data Message (SDM) packet which is sent on the control channel.

Options:

Set the byte size to between 8 and 32 bytes.

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 Timed inhibit after call [sec]
May be used to restrict SUs from making fast follow-on calls.

Options:

Set to between 0 and 60 seconds (in 1 second steps).

◇ Configuration > Fleet > Individual Settings > Call Timers

 Call Timer for non emergency calls with individual radios
Call timer for normal individual calls initiated by the SUs in this ID range. The default "refer to Site Configuration" refers to
the "Voice Call Time" in the Site Configuration.

 Call Timer for non emergency group calls
Call timer for normal group calls initiated by the SUs in this ID range. The default "refer to Site Configuration" refers to the
"Voice Call Time" in the Site Configuration.

 Call Timer for emergency calls with individual radios
Call timer for emergency individual calls initiated by the units in this ID range. The default "refer to Site Configuration"
refers to the "Emergency Call Time" in the Site Configuration.

 Call Timer for emergency group calls
Call timer for emergency group calls initiated by the SUs in this ID range. The default "refer to Site Configuration" refers to
the "Emergency Call Time" in the Site Configuration.

 Time for long data calls
Call timer for Long Data Calls initiated by the SUs in this ID range. The default "refer to Site Configuration" refers to the
"Long Data Call Time" in the Site Configuration.

◇ Configuration > Fleet > Individual Settings > Queuing

 Emergency Call Queuing for Resource
Queuing the Emergency Calls when no traffic channel is available.

 Emergency Call Queuing for conflict
Queuing Emergency Individual Calls when the called ID is busy.

 Non-Emergency Call Queuing for Resource
Queuing normal Calls when no traffic channel is available.

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 Non-Emergency Call Queuing for conflict
Queuing normal Calls when the called ID is busy.

◇ Configuration > Fleet > Add Fleet

 Fleet Name
Enter a Fleet name of up to 16 characters.

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)
! # $ % & ' ( ) + , - . ; = @ [ ] ^ _ ` { } ~

 Fleet-wide Activation
Select whether or not to activate all the Subscriber Units (SU) in a Fleet.

Options:

Active

Temporarily
Deactivate

 Time controlled service
Select whether or not to specify the system service on-duty schedule.

NOTE:

The service opening time must be earlier than the closing time.

Options:

24/7 service

Activates all the SUs in the Fleet.

Temporarily deactivates all the SUs in the Fleet.

The system service is always on duty.

Time controlled
service

The system service is scheduled.
Set the service opening and closing time.
You can also specify the day of week.

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 Configuration > ESN table

Displays the Electric Serial Number (ESN) table.
You can select the number of the displayed Individual ID and ESN when more than 25 are registered.

NOTE:

This feature is not supported at this time since the ESN Authentication is NOT defined in ETSI TS 102 658 yet.

<Add>

●

Click to add a pair of Individual IDs and ESNs.

<Del>

●

Click to delete a selected pair of Individual IDs and ESNs from the table.

 Individual ID
Enter the Individual ID that requires an Electric Serial Number (ESN) authentication.

Options:

Enter an ID of up to 7 digits.

 ESN
Enter the Electric Serial Number (ESN) that is used to authenticate the Individual ID entered above.

NOTE:

Refer to the cloning software's registration and product information.

Options:

Enter the 12 digit ESN.

 Configuration > Date/Time

<Apply>

●

Click to save the entered contents into the CS-FC5000's server database.
However, the CS-FC5000SCS and IC-FC5000E will be updated after you click <Configuration Update>.

<Configuration Update>

●

Click to take effect on the setting update.

 Reference
Select the time reference.

Options:

NTP

CS-FC5000

Uses the NTP server as the time reference.

Uses the CS-FC5000 server as the time reference.

●

You need to set up the PC that CS-FC5000 is installed as an NTP server.

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 NTP Server
Enter the NTP server IP address, or domain name.

NOTE:

You cannot edit when

 DNS Server
Enter the DNS server IP address.

Reference

is set to "CS-FC5000."

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Updates the CS-FC5000SCS's firmware.
Select the desired Region from the Region list below.

Updates the IC-FC5000E's firmware.

●

If a check mark is entered into "SELECT ALL," all IC-FC5000E's in all the sites are updated.

Section 3. Maintenance

 Maintenance > Initialization

You can initialize the CS-FC5000, CS-FC5000SCS, and IC-FC5000E settings on this screen.

<Initialization>

●

Click to start the Initialization.

●

When initialize the CS-FC5000SCS or IC-FC5000E, their network settings and IP address will not be initialized.

 Maintenance > Firmware Upload

You can update the CS-FC5000SCS and IC-FC5000E firmware on this screen.

<Firmware Upload>

●

Click to start the update.

●

When no firmware package file is selected, or when the selected firmware package file is older than the current version,
you cannot upload the firmware package file.

 Target
Select the product model to update the firmware.

Options:

CS-FC5000SCS

IC-FC5000E

 Choose file
Click <Browse> to select the firmware package file to upload.

<Immediately>

●

Click to immediately update the firmware, after uploading the firmware package file.

Reservation

●

Click to reserve updating the firmware after uploading the firmware package file.

●

After the firmware package file has been completely shared to all sites, CS-FC5000 does not need to be connected to
the system.

Select the desired Site from the site list below.

●

All IC-FC5000E's in the selected site are updated.

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 Maintenance > Reservation

You can configure the configuration or firmware update schedule on this screen.

<Change Date>

●

Click to set the reservation date and time.

NOTE:

Not activated when the

<Remove>

●

Click to delete a reservation entry.

NOTE:

Not activated when the

 Date
Displays the reserved date and time.

●

The reservation entries are automatically sorted by date and time.
The earliest entry is located on the top.

●

When an update is in progress, the following reserved entry is executed after the preceding update.

is set to "Firmware Update."

Type

is set to "Firmware Update."

Type

 Target
Displays the Target to be updated.

 Type
Displays the update content type (Configuration or Firmware).

 Maintenance > Check Configuration Synchronization

After the update, you can confirm the configuration compatibility between the CS-FC5000SCS, IC-FC5000E, and
RS-MGR2 on this screen.

<Check Configuration Synchronization>

●

Click to confirm the compatibility.

●

If any incompatibility is detected, <Configuration Update> appears in Red.

Check the configurations of the CS-FC5000SCS, IC-FC5000E, and RS-MGR2.

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 Maintenance > Maintenance

You can restart the system on this screen.

◇ Maintenance > Maintenance > IC-FC5000E Reboot

Under normal circumstances, there should never be a need to reboot the Controller. However, if it is required, there are
two types of rebooting methods, "OS Reboot" and "Application Reboot"

<OS Reboot>

●

Click to reboot the IC-FC5000E's Operating System.

<Application Reboot>

●

Click to reboot the IC-FC5000E's application.

 Target
Select the site to restart.

◇ Maintenance > Maintenance > Trunking control

<Stop>

●

Click to stop the Trunking function on the target channel (repeater).

<Resumption>

●

Click to resume the Trunking function on the target channel (repeater).

NOTE:

If the selected Site has no channels, these buttons are not displayed.

 Target Site
Select a site to control the Trunking function.

 Target Channel
Select a Trunking channel to deactivate or reactivate.

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 Maintenance > System Configuration Output

You can create a new System Configuration File (SCF) that includes the system settings and the SU ID list on this
screen.

NOTE:

This feature is prepared for the future model that supports the SCF file import.

<SCF Output>

Click to create and output the SCF file.
If the Fleet setting has not been configured, this item is grayed out.

<Print>

Click to show the print setting dialog to print the contents of the SCF file, and then print it.
If the Fleet setting has not been configured, this item is grayed out.

SCF Download page >>

Click to display the SCF file Output screen.

◇ Maintenance > System Configuration Output > SCF Configuration

By importing the SCF into the compatible SU programming software, such as the CS-F3400DP, the system related
parameters listed below are properly configured for the selected fleet setting. The view or edit permissions of each
parameter on the programming software are defined by the SCF.

 SCF global password
Enter a SCF global password of up to 16 characters.
A password must be entered every time a SCF created, unless the selected fleet setting has already its individual
password. A SCF with an empty password is not usable in the SU programming software.

NOTE:

You must set this item.

Usable characters:

A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)
! # $ % & ' ( ) + , - . ; = @ [ ] ^ _ ` { } ~

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 SCF read & edit authority
Set the authority to read or edit each item in the SCF file.
The following items can be readable or editable, according to the set authority, when importing the SCF file.

SYScode
Options:

Set to Read-only or Hide.

Area Length
Options:

Set to Read-only or Hide.

Hunt List
Options:

Set to Edit, Read-only, or Hide.

Own ID range
Options:

Set to Edit or Read-only.

ID range for intra-fleet group call

Includes the IDs for the inter-fleet group call as well.

Options:

Set to Edit or Read-only.

Beacon Power Save
Options:

Set to Edit, Read-only, or Hide.

ND
Options:

The number of disconnect messages sent by an SU on a traffic channel to clear down the existing users of the channel.
Currently it' is set to three.

T_DENREG
Options:

Set to Edit, Read-only, or Hide.

◇ Maintenance > System Configuration Output > SCF Output/Print

Click "SCF output" to create the SCF for the selected fleet setting. The SCF files are stored locally on the server that the
CS-FC5000 is installed on. And then the SCF Download page opens.
Print out the human readable setting information necessary for the configuration of the selected fleet's transceivers.

 Choose Setting
Select the Fleet configuration preset to export.
If the Fleet configuration has not been set, this item is grayed out.

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 Maintenance > Save/Load

You can make the backup of the CS-FC5000 server's database on this screen.
You can recover the database by importing the saved database to the CS-FC5000 server.

◇ Maintenance > Save/Load > Load

 Choose File
Click <Browse> to select the database file to import.

<Load>

●

Click to import the selected database file to the CS-FC5000 server.

NOTE:

Importing the database takes some time, depending on the number of site.

◇ Maintenance > Save/Load > Save

<Save>

●

Click to export the CS-FC5000 server's database contents as a zip file.

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Section 4. Info

 Info > Configuration Management

All CS-FC5000SCS, IC-FC5000E, RS-MGR2, and repeater's configurations are displayed on this screen.

<display items select>

●

Click to select the items that are displayed on this screen.
When you change the screen, the display setting is reset.

 Info > Firmware Management

The firmware information of all CS-FC5000SCS, IC-FC5000E, RS-MGR2, and repeater's in the system is displayed on
this screen.

<display items select>

●

Click to select the items that are displayed on this screen.
When you change the screen, the display setting is reset.

<Firmware Revision Check>

●

Click to check the firmware version.

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Section 5. Help

 Help > About CS-FC5000

The CS-FC5000's version number and software licenses are displayed.

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