6.8.4.1
Modem Init String
This menu item may only be edited via the web interface. Select Configure Communication
Parameters from CXC web interface Communications menu.
NOTE: Although the Cordex modem is universal, in some cases it may be necessary to
include a Country Code with the Modem Init String. Consult the support section of
the manufacturer’s website (multitech.com) for the latest country code approvals
and for more information regarding AT commands.
After Modem Init String has been edited, save settings as follows:
1. Select Logs & Files - Manager Configure File.
2. Click Submit.
3. Click Accept to download the setting to CXC on the compare window.
NOTE: a more detailed method of procedure can be found by visiting the Alpha
website at www.alpha.ca. Look under the Support menu item!
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Whenever the unit is reset or power is completely removed from the CXCI.
Modem Init String can be edited via the web interface (4.10).
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The CXCI, upon startup , will set the time based on the following priorities:
NULL modem). The Modem Init String is displayed here, see Figure 85 below:
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6.8.5
6.8.6
6.8.7
6.8.8
6.8.9
Craft Port (“PPP Connection Device/Front Craft Port” per web interface)
This menu item enables the Supervisor to set the baud rate at which the Craft Port communicates with the CXC.
Select from the pull-down menu.
Web Settings
This menu item enables the Supervisor to set the port routing for the CXC web interface (accessed via PPP for
modem), see Figure 86 below:
Discard changes and
return to previous screen
Select from the pull-down menu
Accept changes and
return to previous screen
Figure 86–Web Settings window
Master SNMP Destination (Web Interface Only)
See 0.
SNMP Multiple Community Names (Web Interface Only)
See 10.3.1.
Event Notification Destination (Web Interface Only)
See 10.3.3.
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6.9
6.9.1
6.9.2
6.9.3
Hardware
This menu category consists of output relay configuration and testing. See also 6.5.3.1 for Overview.
Configure Relays
This menu item will display a list of the normal state of all the existing output relays. A relay must be selected in
order to configure the settings. See Figure 87 below.
From the pop-up menu, the Supervisor can configure the relay for email notification and/or SNMP dial out trap
notification. The Supervisor can also toggle polarity; that is, specify if the relay is normally energized or normally
de-energized.
Select from the
pop-up menu
Select relay then tap
Configure Settings
Figure 87–Configure Relays window
Test Relays
This menu item will display a list of the present state of all existing output relays. See Figure 88 below.
From this menu the Supervisor can toggle the state; that is, specify if the relay is presently energized or de-
energized to verify its condition. Change of state will be temporary as all relays return to their default states after
leaving this menu.
Discard changes and
return to previous screen
Select menu item to test
Sliders and scroll bars
are used for navigation
Tap Toggle State to test selected item
A message of warning will be displayed
before allowing the toggling of an LVD relay
to enable the user to cancel the operation.
Figure 88–Test Relays window
Test Modem (Web Interface only)
See 9.3.3.
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6.10
Logs & Files (Web Interface only)
This menu category consists of retrieving logs for event, battery, statistics and data; and managing files for
configuration, dynamic (editable) text, and language.