2. Select the program directory [Settings], then [COM port] in the drop-down list [COM Port], and then select the
port to which the module is connected.
No te: specific port to which the device is connected will appear only after the device is properly connected.
Settings in branch Main:
3. Read the receiver parameters by clicking [Read].
4. Set [Frequency] and [Transmitter ID] in the program branch Main.
5. In the [Transmitter ID] drop-down list you can choose according to what transmitter will be identified by receiver:
- Account ID – programmed Account ID number will identify transmitter.
- Transmitter SN –unique serial number will identify transmitter.
- Transmitter SN + Account ID – transmitter will be identified by both (Transmitter SN and Account ID)
numbers.
No te: [Transmitter ID] parameter should be set identically in all radio transmitters.
Settings in branch Filters:
- [Time filter] – time period in which the same message will be
rejected (recommended time is 90 seconds).
- [RF Coding/Subsystem Filter]– double click on the table, select the required radio coding systems (RAS3, RAS2M,
LARS, LARS1, Milcol-D) and mark subsystems allowed for receiving.
- [Account ID filter] –
enter ranges (From which – To which) of transmitter Account ID numbers, allowed for
receiving.
- [Repeater filter] – enter ranges (From which – To which) of repeater numbers allowed for receiving.
Settings in branch Reports:
Setting output parameters for the monitoring software or
transmission modules:
6. Set output protocol:
6.1. When using MonasMS monitoring software set the
[Output protocol] to the Monas3. Otherwise, select
Surgard or Ademco protocol.
6.2. Uncheck [Repeater Mode].
6.3. Set following required parameters: [Receiver Number],
[Line number], [System], [Account ID], [HB Period] and
[Baud Rate] for RS232.