User manual TRANSTEL GROUP RTS-DATAPAK-G(GS)

[. . . ] Operating Guide for RTS-DataPak-G and RTS-DataPak-G/S Circuit-Switched Data Transmission over GSM Networks 1. The cellular carrier provides a SIM card to initiate service. While power is disconnected, install the SIM card in the SIM-card holder located under the ribbon cable between I/O and radio boards. [. . . ] Green LED (DC PWR/MON) in steady bright/dim mode denotes standby/cellular idle. Rapid blinking, 2 sec on, 4 sec off, indicates ring alert, irregular rapid blinking shows data transmission. Adequate signal is indicated by numbers smaller than 90 (90 = ­90 dBm). Depress SW2 twice to display the programmed data number. If a serial unit is used (RTS-DataPak-G/S), depressing SW2 a 3 rd time displays the baud rate, typically 9, 600 baud. If a modem unit is used, depressing SW2 a 3rd time will turn the display off. After a few minutes, the display is also automatically turned off. Use Hyper Terminal of Windows PC or laptop (8 N 1 and 9, 600 baud) to connect to the DB9 setup port of the RTS-DataPak. Typing HELP, will show available commands, e. HELP, STATUS, PROGRAM, RESET, CELL, DEVICE, TEMP, RSSI, BAT. Follow screen prompts and, if required, enter data number, MIN, and up to THREE DIAL HOME NUMBERS for mobile-originated calls. Type STATUS to display IMEI, MIN, data number, device baud rate (for serial units), RSSI, temperature, and battery voltage (if applicable). When programming is finished, disconnect from the setup serial port. Obtain operating status by calling the RTS-DataPak from a PSTN-based PC or laptop equipped with a modem via a communications program such as HyperTerminal. [. . . ] To prevent sulfurization of the battery, the cellular transceiver is shut down when the battery voltage drops below 10. 7 volts. When a fresh battery is installed, press SW1 or apply AC power at the AC power input section to reset the RTS-DataPak. See Technical Support at www. transtelgroup. com. I503281 Page 1 of 1 [. . . ]