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When you install Base Station for the first time, all of its parameters
are bset in the default position. If th<strong>is</strong> configuration doesn't correspond
with your application, you must configurate it.
<strong>The</strong>re are two main ways to configure a Base Station unit:
I) Via the RS232 port of a IBM PC-AT, with the special Windows
based program.
Th<strong>is</strong> user friendly software allows to updownload configurations to
a large amount of Base Stations in a short time.
No reader <strong>is</strong> required, just th<strong>is</strong> software <strong>an</strong>d a RS232 cable
(M-01 DB25/DB9)
Th<strong>is</strong> ONLY applies to RS232 hardware configured Base Stations
II) Via a BARCODE menu. <strong>The</strong> user must read bar codes to configure
the Base Station. A bar code reader <strong>is</strong> required with one of the
following interfaces: Laser, RS232 or Light pen emulation.
Once adjusted, the new parameters are saved in <strong>an</strong> Eprom (non
volatile memory) which keeps the parameters values even if power-off.
MS9530 Voyager RF Base Station - 13 - Printed: September 2002
Version: 1.1 Status: Approved