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Contents

 IntegraTR Programming Software

Introduction

Menu Structure

Contact Information

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Setup Modem/Radio Parameters

The Setup Modem/Radio Parameters screen allows the user to view and edit the Modem's programmable parameters.  The programmable parameters can be stored in a data file with the *.DAT file extension.  These programmable parameters are used by the Read/Write Parameters screen for programming into the nonvolatile memory of the Modem.

Modem

The Modem tab allows programming of various Modem operating parameters.

Modem Type

Non-Programmable Item: Shows the type of Modem (IntegraTR / IntegraT).

Board Rev

Non-Programmable Item: Shows the hardware revision of the Modem board (0 / 1).

Short ID

The number that uniquely identifies an individual unit in a system.  The range is from 1 to 1023 (excluding 255) for firmware version 2.10 and later.  For earlier versions of firmware, the range is from 1 to 254.

Serial No.

Non-Programmable Item: Shows the serial number of the Modem board.

Comment

This field is for user-convenient description(s) (customer name, location, technical info, ....).  Comments can be text up to 24 characters in length, including spaces.

Compatibility

This field selects the compatibility mode for use with previous versions of Integras.

•	Integra-TR - This is used for networks made up entirely of Integra-TR Modems.

•	Integra-T/TR - This is used for 'on-air' backward compatibility with the Integra-T for bit rates of 4800 and 9600 b/s (full channel units only).

The Integra-TR is capable of selectable network speeds of 2400 and 4800 b/s for quarter channel units, 4800 and 9600 b/s for half channel units, as well as 4800, 9600 and 19200 b/s for full channel units.  Use the Inegra-TR mode whenever feasible.

Sleep Mode

One of Integra-TR's three low power modes of operation along with 'Reduced Transmit Power' and 'Suspend Mode'.  When Sleep Mode is enabled, the unit is always in low power consumption (approximately 15 mA).  When sleeping, the unit cannot detect presence of carrier.  Only asserting RTS on the COM or SETUP ports will wake the unit up.  It will be ready to receive and decode data within 45 to 65 mS (dependent on radio model and temperature) after a wake-up.

Data Delivery

This field determines if data should be delivered to the COM Port.  Designating a unit as Master or Remote sets a flag in the header identifying the 'Unit Type' of the originating station.

•	All - Selecting this option causes the unit to accept (on the receive side) all data transmissions.

•	Selective - Selecting this option causes the unit to accept (on the receive side) data only if it originates from a unit of the opposite 'Unit Type' (ie a Master will only accept data from a Remote and a Remote will only accept data from a Master).

Network Speed

This field selects the Network Speed (bit rate) of the RF link between units.  This can be different from the COM Port baud rate.  This must be the same for all units in a network.

•	2400 b/s - Selectable for quarter channel models of Integra-TR only.

•	4800 b/s - Selectable for quarter, half and full channel models of Integra-TR and for full channel models of Integra-T.

•	9600 b/s - Selectable for half and full channel models of Integra-TR and for full channel models of Integra-T.

•	19200 b/s - Selectable for full channel models of Integra-TR only.

Tx Online Diags

Transmission of online diagnostics may be enabled or disabled for any unit without affecting its ability to communicate with other units in a network.

At the beginning of each data transmission from a unit, diagnostics are also delivered locally to its Setup Port regardless of the Tx Online Diags setting.  Where continuous data transmissions are required from a master unit, diagnostics are sent at 20 second intervals.

The following information is transmitted:

Short ID

The internal case temperature (in Celsius)

Battery voltage (in Volts)

RSSI (in dBm)

Forward Power (in Watts)

Reverse Power Indicator

Remote RSSI (in dBm)

Receive Quality

Unit Type

These radio buttons select unit type:

•	Remote - Select this option to designate the unit as a Remote Station.

•	Master - Select this option to designate the unit as a Master Station.

Designating a unit as Master or Remote sets a flag in the header identifying the Unit Type of the originating station.

This function is used in conjunction with 'Data Delivery' when running certain user protocols.

Station ID (CWID)

This field is used to set the Station ID (CWID) or FCC Call Sign for the system.  It is sent out as Morse Code at predetermined intervals.  Station ID is a combination of letters (upper-case) and numbers (0 - 9) up to 9 characters in length.

CWID Interval

This field is used to set the invterval of time the unit will transmit the Station ID (CWID) or FCC Call Sign.  The range is 1 to 255 minutes in 1 minute intervals, with 0 being disabled.  To enable the transmissions of the Station ID (CWID) or FCC Call Sign, a non-zero value must be set for the CWID Interval.  Only one unit in a system should be programmed to transmit the Station ID (CWID).

Extended Preamble

This field extends the transmitted synchronization time when the unit is used in a network with repeaters.  The default is 5 mS and the range is 0 to 100 mS in 5 mS intervals.  Dependent on the user's protocol, add 5 to 10 mS for each repeater the unit communicates through in the network.

Note:	Units supplied or updated prior to November 2001 use a default value of 0 mS for Extended Preamble.  Extensive testing has shown that 5 mS to be the most robust setting.  If timing is critical, this value can be set back to 0 mS.

Suspend Period

This field is used to set the period of time the unit goes to cycled low power mode.  The range is 50 to 12,000 mS in 50 mS intervals.  Setting to a value of 0 disables Suspend Mode.

Activity Timeout

This field is used to set the minimum length of time the unit will remain awake in the presence of carrier.  The range is 1 to 255 seconds in 1 second intervals.  This will be active only if Suspend Mode is enabled.  To enable Suspend Mode, a non-zero value must be set for the Suspend Period.  The same Activity Timeout and Suspend Period values must be set for both master and remote units.

Com/Analog

The Com/Analog tab allows programming of various COM Port and External Input/Output parameters.

Tx Control

These radio buttons select the mode in which a unit starts a transmission.

•	RTS - Request To Send

•	DOX - Data Operated Transmit

The default mode is DOX, in which the unit begins a transmission as soon as data is presented to the COM Port.  The optional mode is RTS, in which the unit begins a transmission only when the RS-232 RTS input pin of the COM Port is raised, and continues transmitting until the RTS is dropped.  Selecting RTS also activates the Switched option in DCD Control.

DCD Control

These radio buttons select how the RS-232 DCD 'Data Carrier Detect' will act.

•	Active - Always asserted

•	Switched - Follows the radio carrier and data sent to DTE

DTE Baud Rate

This field selects the port speed for the COM Port, independent of the Network Speed.

•	1200

•	2400

•	4800

•	9600

•	19200

For best performance, we recommend using the same rates for both COM Port and Network Speed.

DTE Data Format

This field selects the format for the COM Port.  All units in the network must use the same DTE Data Format.

•	8 Bits, No Parity, 1 Stop

•	8 Bits, No Parity, 2 Stop

•	8 Bits, Odd Parity, 1 Stop

•	8 Bits, Odd Parity, 2 Stop

•	8 Bits, Even Parity, 1 Stop

•	8 Bits, Even Parity, 2 Stop

•	7 Bits, No Parity, 1 Stop

•	7 Bits, No Parity, 2 Stop

•	7 Bits, Odd Parity, 1 Stop

•	7 Bits, Odd Parity, 2 Stop

•	7 Bits, Even Parity, 1 Stop

•	7 Bits, Even Parity, 2 Stop

Data Fwd Timer

This field selects the timing between data blocks in a transmission to accommodate some RTU's special timing requirements.

•	Normal - 15 mS option

•	Fast - 5 mS option (do not use for baud rates below 2400 b/s)

Break

This field selects what the unit does with break signals on the COM Port.

•	Ignore Break - The unit does not transmit or receive break signals

•	Transmit Break - The unit transmits and receives break signals

Deferred Rx-Data Delivery

This field is used to set the period of time the unit waits until it starts delivering received data to the COM Port.  The range is 0 to 255 mS in 1 mS intervals.  (This helps keep inter-character delays small, for those protocols that are susceptible to these delays.)

Analog 1

These radio buttons select configuration of Pin 3 on the Power/Analog Connector (green wire).

•	Analog Input - For use on units not equipped with the cooling option - this connection can be used to monitor an external voltage (0 to 10 Volts) from the Offline Diagnostics screen.

•	Fan Output - This connection regulates an external fan.  It is factory-set (enabled) for units equipped with the cooling option.  The open-collector transistor is rated for 100 mA (sinking current) maximum.  These selections are dependent on hardware configuration and should not be changed in the field.

•	Temp Controlled Fan - Selecting this option will cause the unit  to turn the fan ON at 48 degrees C and OFF at 38 degrees C (these are internal thresholds).  This selection is dependent on hardware configuration and should not be changed in the field.  This option is only displayed for versions of firmware that support controlling the fan output based on temperature (Ver 2.03 and earlier).

•	Tx Controlled Fan - Selecting this option will cause the unit to turn the fan ON at the start of a transmission and turn the fan OFF after a predetermined timeout (Tx Controlled Fan Timeout) at the completion of a transmission.  The length of time the fan will be ON is the length of the transmission plus the timeout time.  This option is only displayed for versions of firmware that support controlling the fan output based on transmissions (Ver 2.04 and later).

•	Digital Output - For use on units not equipped with the cooling option - this connection can be used to control the open-collector transistor on the connector.  The open-collector output can sink a maximum current of 100 mA when the Modem Board Rev is 0 or 1.  The output can be controlled from the Offline Diagnostics screen.

Note:	When configured as a Digital Output, the open-collector transistor requires an external pull-up (ie resistor) to a voltage of 2 to 10 Volts.

Tx Controlled Fan Timeout

This field is used to set the invterval of time the unit will keep the fan turned ON after a transmission is completed.  The range is 5 to 255 seconds in 1 second intervals.

Analog 2

These radio buttons select configuration of Pin 4 on the Power/Analog Connector (white wire).

•	Analog Input - This connection can be used to monitor an external voltage (0 to 10 Volts) from the Offline Diagnostics screen.

•	Rx TP - This connection performs as the demodulated signal level test point.  This level is half of the internal Rx Test Point.

•	Ant. SW Control - This connection supports the use of a redundant base station by turning on the open collector transistor prior to a transmission.  This selection is dependent on hardware configuration and should not be changed in the field.

•	Digital Output - This connection can be used to control the open-collector transistor on the connector.  The open-collector output can sink a maximum current of 40 mA  when the Modem Board Rev is 0 and 100 mA when the Modem Board Rev is 1.  The output can be controlled from the Offline Diagnostics screen.

Note:	When configured as a Digital Output, the open-collector transistor requires an external pull-up (ie resistor) to a voltage of 2 to 10 Volts.

Radio

The Radio tab allows for the programming of various Radio operating parameters.

Radio

The type of radio that the modem is mated with.

Range

The range of radio that the modem is mated with (frequency range).

Channel

Specifies whether the mated radio is a Full Channel (25.0 kHz), Half Channel (12.5 kHz) or Quarter Channel (6.25 kHz).

Transceiver Type

These radio buttons configure transmitting/receiving characteristics of a unit according to the type of network application.

•	Tx Only - For use in a full-duplex application to disable receptions on the unit used as the transmitter.  It pre-loads the synthesizer and allows faster attack time to speed up transmission response.

•	Rx Only - For use in a full-duplex application to disable transmissions on the unit used as the receiver and prevent accidental transmissions.

•	Transceiver - For use in all other applications.

Carrier Sense

The RSSI level when a radio carrier is found.  Carrier Sense is used for data recovery, in the interpretation of diagnostics and to turn on the front panel CS LED.  The threshold may be raised to prevent false Carrier Sense operation in the presence of noise, intermodulation or other sources of interference (as an example: for ambient noise at -100 dBm, set the Carrier Sense for -95 dBm).

Tx Timeout

This field is used to set the maximum period of time the unit will allow in a transmission.  The range is 0 to 120 seconds in 1 second intervals (0 being disabled).  This is used to protect both the unit and the network in case a transmitter becomes stuck on the air.  For Integras equipped with the cooling option for extended transmit applications, the Tx Timeout should be disabled.

Warning: 	Disabling the timer may disrupt the network or damage the unit should it become stuck in transmit due to excessive user data received on the Com Port or the RTS signal remaining active.

Disable Tx w/Carrier Present

These radio buttons configure how the unit reacts to RF Carrier being present when a transmission is to begin.

•	Disabled - Selecting this option instructs the unit to ALLOW a transmission when carrier is present.

•	Enabled (Discard Data) - Selecting this option instructs the unit NOT to ALLOW a transmission when carrier is present.  Any user data the unit receives on the COM Port, while carrier is present, will be ignored and discarded.

•	Enabled (Buffer Data) - Selecting this option instructs the unit NOT to ALLOW a transmission when carrier is present.  Any user data the unit receives on the COM Port, while carrier is present, will be buffered and sent when carrier is not present any longer.

Rx Frequency

The receive frequency (in MHz) for the channel pair.

Tx Frequency

The transmit frequency (in MHz) for the channel pair.

There is now 6 VHF Splinter Channels available for Quarter Channel (6.25 kHz) VHF radios.  The frequencies for these channels are as follows:

•	154.456250 MHz

•	154.463750 MHz

•	154.471250 MHz

•	154.478750 MHz

•	173.203750 MHz

•	173.396250 MHz

Note:	When programming a Splinter Channel, both Rx and Tx Frequencies must be the same!

Note:	When programming a Splinter Channel, care must be taken NOT to Read and/or Write Parameters with Programming Software version 2.05.00 or earlier!

Tx Power

Power Output Adjust value for the channel pair.  The default value is 255 (5 Watts).  This value should normally be left at the default value unless lower power is required to meet regulatory requirements, to increase the allowable transmit duty cycle or to save current consumption.

Note:	Power does not vary linearly with this parameter, so some experimentation may be required to determine the correct power setting.

Synthesizer

Non-Programmable Item: Speifies whether the mated RF circuit board has a SA7025 synthesizer or a SA7026 synthesizer.

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User Test

Diagnostics

The diagnostic parameters are:

Unit ID

Short ID of unit that the diagnostics were received from

RSSI Level

Received Signal Strength Indication (in dBm)

Battery Voltage

Supply Voltage (in Volts)

Temperature

Internal Temperature (in Degrees Celsius)

Forward Power

Forward Power (in Watts)

Reverse Power

Reverse Power (in Watts)

Analog Input 1

Voltage on the External Analog 1 Input from the Power / Analog Connector (in Volts)

Analog Input 2

Voltage on the External Analog 2 Input from the Power / Analog Connector (in Volts)

Preamble Good

The number of correctly decoded transmissions received in the last 15.  Used with Preamble Total, this serves as an indication of how well the unit is receiving data.

Preamble Total

The number of total transmissions detected, maximum is 15.  Used with Preamble Good, this serves as an indication of how well the unit is receiving data.

RSSI / Pwr

This Panel shows the current RSSI level (in dBm) while the local unit is receiving and the current Power level (in Watts) while the local unit is transmitting.

Vpp / Rev Pwr

This check box allows for the Power Panel to show the Rx Test Point voltage in Volts Peak to Peak instead of RSSI while the unit is receiving, or to show the reverse power instead of forward power while the local unit is transmitting.

Rev Pwr

This check box allows for the Power Panel to show reverse power instead of forward power while the local unit is transmitting.

Tx Mode

This combo box allows for the selection of the different transmit modes when the unit is told to transmit.

Tone

The unit will transmit a tone that is 1/2 the bit rate.

Mod Balance

The unit will transmit a 100 Hz square wave.

Random Data

The unit will transmit random data.

No Modulation

The unit will transmit with no modulation.

Rx / Tx Frequency

The current receive and transmit frequencies.

 F5

Pressing the F5 key will cause the unit to transmit on the programmed transmit frequency.

F6

Pressing the F6 key will cause the unit to goto receive on the programmed receive frequency.

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Port Statistics

Port Statistics show some statistics of the PC's serial COM ports (Primary and Secondary).

Baud Rate

Shows the current Baud Rate that the COM Port is set to.

RTS

Shows the current state of the RTS (request-to-send) Line.  RTS is an output from the PC.

DTR

Shows the current state of the DTR (data-terminal-ready) Line.  DTR is an output from the PC.

CTS

Shows the current state of the CTS (clear-to-send) Line.  CTS is an input to the PC.

DSR

Shows the current state of the DSR (data-set-ready) Line.  DSR is an input to the PC.

DCD

Shows the current state of the DCD (data-carrier-detect) Line.  DCD is an input to the PC.

Bytes Tx'ed

Shows the number of bytes (characters) transmitted since the port was last opened.

Bytes Rx'ed

Shows the number of bytes (characters) received since the port was last opened.

Framing Errors

Shows the number of Framing Errors received since the port was last opened.

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ASCII / Hex Terminal

The Terminal Screens allow the user to select an ASCII or Hexadecimal Terminal Screen for the Primary and Secondary COM ports that were configured in the Port Settings screen.  The data is sent according to the port configuration that was setup in the Port Settings screen.

ASCII Terminal

Primary

Selects an ASCII Terminal screen to send and receive ASCII data on the primary COM port that was setup in the Port Settings screen.

Secondary

Selects an ASCII Terminal screen to send and receive ASCII data on the secondary COM port that was setup in the Port Settings screen.

Hex Terminal

Primary

Selects a Hexadecimal Terminal screen to send and receive Hexadecimal data on the primary COM port that was setup in the Port Settings screen.

Secondary

Selects a Hexadecimal Terminal screen to send and receive Hexadecimal data on the secondary COM port that was setup in the Port Settings screen.

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Port Settings

Port Setting is used to configure the PC's serial COM Ports (Primary and Secondary).

Primary/Secondary:

Com Port

Selects the COM Port number (COM 1 - 4) to use for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports.

Baud Rate

Selects the communication speed for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports.

Data Bits

Selects the number of Data Bits (7 - 8) that will be transmitted or received for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports.

Parity

Selects whether any Parity Bits (None/Odd/Even) will be transmitted or recieved for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports.

Stop Bits

Selects the number of Stop Bits (1 or 2) that will be transmitted or received for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports.

DTR Enable

Selects whether the DTR (Data Terminal Ready) line of the RS232 Port will be asserted when the Port is open for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports.

Mode

Selects the communications mode for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports.

Sync/Esc with No HS

Send data using the Sync/Esc byte-stuffing protocol with no handshaking.

Buffered with No HS

Send buffered data without any handshaking.

Sync/Esc with RTS/CTS HS

Send data using the Sync/Esc byte-stuffing protocol with RTS/CTS hardware handshaking.

Buffered with RTS/CTS HS

Send buffered data with RTS/CTS hardware handshaking.

Sync/Esc with Flow Control HS

Send data using the Sync/Esc byte-stuffing protocol with flow control handshaking.

Buffered with Flow Control HS

Send buffered data with flow control hardware handshaking.

Port Select

Selects whether data will be transmitted and received on the specified RS232 COM Port or on the Ethernet Adapter via TCP (Telnet).

Com Port

Any data will be transmitted and recevied using the specified RS232 COM Port.

IP Port

Any data will be transmitted and recevied over the Ethernet to the specified IP Address and Port Number using the TCP (Telnet) Protocol.  Select this option if an Ethernet to RS232 converter is implemented for the unit under test.

OIP Port

Any data will be transmitted and recevied over the Ethernet to a Dataradio OIP Integra Unit at the specified IP Address.  Select this option if a Dataradio OIP Integra Unit is implemented.

IP Address

Selects the IP Address to be used if the Port Select has either IP Port or OIP Port selected.  The machine with this IP Address should have a TCP (Telnet) server running on it.

IP Port #

Selects the IP Port Number to be used if the Port Select has IP Port selected.  This is the Port Number that will be used to attempt a TCP (Telnet) Connection.

Advanced:

Ignore DCD Before Tx'ing

Selects whether to check for an inactive DCD before transmitting.  If selected, no data will be sent until DCD becomes inactive.

DCD Timeout

If Ignore DCD Before Tx'ing is selected, the DCD Timeout determines how long to wait for the DCD to become inactive before data is sent.  If the DCD does not become inactive in this time, the data will not be sent.

SYNC Character

Selects what to use as the SYNC Character when using a Sync/Esc (Framing) Mode.  The SYNC Character is the first character of a frame that is to be sent.

ESC Character

Selects what to use as the ESC Character when using a Sync/Esc (Framing) Mode.  The ESC Character precedes any embedded SYNC or ESC Characters that follow the first initial SYNC Character.

CTS Timeout

Selects the RTS to CTS timeout when using an RTS/CTS hardware handshaking Mode.  This is the amount of time, in 50mS increments, that the Software will allow for the CTS line to become active after asserting the RTS line.

TCP/IP Response

Selects the Response Time (in seconds) to allow for the Unit to respond to Programming Commands over a TCP/IP Connection.  The value of this may require the use of the About Utility.  By pinging the destination IP Address, the utility will give back Minimum / Maximum / Average Times it takes to send and receive a packet over the TCP/IP Connection.  A safe value will be to use the Maximum Time (in seconds).

DMP Baud Rate

Selects the communication speed for the Primary and Secondary COM Ports when using the DMP Protocol.  This protocol is used to talk to the Integra Modems through the Setup Ports.

Sync/Esc Framing:

A typical frame shall look like the following character stream:

SYNC	ML	Data0	- - -	DataN	Chksum
8 bits	8 bits	8 bits	- - -	8 bits	8 bits
where the following definitions are made:

SYNC (8 bits)

Marks the start of a frame when not preceded by an ESC character.  When using a Sync/Esc (Framing) Mode, the Software will stuff this character automatically.

ML (8 bits)

The length of the frame is given by ML.  ML is the number of characters left to be received including the checksum but excluding any ESC characters added as part of the protocol.  When using a Sync/Esc (Framing) Mode, the Software will stuff this character automatically, base on the number of Data characters.

Data 0 - N (8 bits each)

Frame information

Chksum (8 bits)

This is the 8 bit 2s complement of the sum of the frame less the SYNC character and any additional ESC characters added, ignoring the carryout of the high order bits.  When using a Sync/Esc (Framing) Mode, the Software will stuff this character automatically.

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Diagnostic IDs and Alarms

This screen sets up the ID List for use with the Offline Link Test, Offline and Online Diagnostics.  This also sets up the Alarms for use with the Online Diagnostics.

ID Entry and List

ID Entry

Allows the addition of a Short ID to the ID List.  The range of this field is 1 to 1023, excluding 255.  A Short ID is added to the ID List by hitting Enter or by pressing the Add ID Button.

ID List

Allows the selection of a Short ID to be deleted.  A Short ID is deleted from the ID List by pressing the Delete ID Button.

Alarms

The Alarms are to be used with the Online Diagnostics.

When Online Diagnostics are received and a diagnostic field falls outside the Alarm Limits, a '<' character will designate a value less than the Low Alarm and a '>' character will designate a value greater than the High Alarm.

Low / High RSSI

These represent the Low and High Limits for the RSSI diagnostics (in dBm).

Low / High Temp

These represent the Low and High Limits for the Temperature diagnostics (in degrees C).

Low / High Batt

These represent the Low and High Limits for the Battery Voltage diagnostics (in Volts).

Low / High Fwd Pwr

These represent the Low and High Limits for the Forward Power diagnostics (in Watts).

Open Button

This button allows restoring of Diagnostic IDs and Alarms from a previously saved file.

Save Button

This button allows saving of the Current Diagnostic IDs and Alarms to the current file.

Save As Button

This button allows saving of the Current Diagnostic IDs and Alarms to a different file other than the current file.

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Offline Diagnostics

Offline Diagnostics are returned from a local or remote unit in response to a Get Diags request.  Using Offline Diagnostics requires network operation be suspended.

Diagnostics

The diagnostic parameters are:

Unit ID

Short ID of unit that the diagnostics were received from

RSSI Level

Received Signal Strength Indication (in dBm)

Battery Voltage

Supply Voltage

Temperature

Internal case temperature (in Celsius)

Forward Power

Forward Power (in Watts)

Reverse Power

Reverse Power (in Watts)

Preamble Good

The number of correctly decoded transmissions received in the last 15.  Used with Preamble Total, this serves as an indication of how well the unit is receiving data.

Preamble Total

The number of total transmissions detected, maximum is 15.  Used with Preamble Good, this serves as an indication of how well the unit is receiving data.

XCVR Status

Displays the status of the Transceiver (Rx'ing / Tx'ing).

External I/O 1	(Pin 3 - Green Wire)

When the Analog 1 Connection of the Power / Analog Connector is configured as a Digital Output, this displays the state of the open-collector transistor (ON - Grounded / OFF - Open).  Otherwise this displays the Voltage on the connector (in Volts), as in the case of when it is configured as an Analog Input.  The programming of External I/O 1 is performed in the Setup Modem/Radio Parameters screen.

External I/O 2	(Pin 4 - White Wire)

When the Analog 2 Connection of the Power / Analog Connector is configured as a Digital Output, this displays the state of the open-collector transistor (ON - Grounded / OFF - Open).  Otherwise this displays the Voltage on the connector (in Volts), as in the case of when it is configured as an Analog Input.  The programming of External I/O 1 is performed in the Setup Modem/Radio Parameters screen.

External I/O 1 ON (Grounded)

When the Analog 1 Connection of the Power / Analog Connector is configured as a Digital Output, this checkbox is enabled to allow for the change of state of the open-collector output on Pin 3.

External I/O 2 ON (Grounded)

When the Analog 2 Connection of the Power / Analog Connector is configured as a Digital Output, this  checkbox is enabled to allow for the change of state of the open-collector output on Pin 4.

Local ID

This radio button allows sending commands to the unit that the computer is connected to.  The Short ID for this unit is shown.

Remote ID

This radio button sends commands to any specific remote unit and obtains diagnostic information from it.  The Remote ID is selected from the list of Remote IDs that are setup in the Diagnostic IDs and Alarms Screen.

Diagnostic Select / Selected Remote ID

This radio button allows gathering of Offline Diagnostics from the Selected Remote ID only.

Diagnostic Select / Remote ID List

This radio button allows gathering of Offline Diagnostics from all the IDs in the list of Remote IDs (including the Local unit).

Get Diags

This button is used to send the Command for Offline Diagnostics.  The Command is sent to the unit that is connected to the computer if the Local ID radio button is selected.  The Command is sent to the selected Remote ID if the Remote ID and  Selected Remote ID radio buttons are selected.  The Command is sent to the list of Remote IDs if the Remote ID and  Remote ID List radio buttons are selected.

Stop

This button stops any more Commands for Offline Diagnostics.

Save

This button saves the current Offline Diagnostics to a file.

RSSI / Pwr

This panel shows the current RSSI level (in dBm) while the local unit is receiving and the current Power level (in Watts) while the local unit is transmitting.

Rev Pwr

This check box allows the Power Panel to show reverse power instead of forward power while the local unit is transmitting.

Progress

This panel shows the progress of Remote Diagnostics.

Tx Mode

This combo box allows the selection of different transmit modes when the unit is told to transmit.

Tone

The unit will transmit a 1200 Hz tone.

Mod Balance

The unit will transmit a 100 Hz square wave.

Random Data

The unit will transmit random data.

No Modulation

The unit will transmit with no modulation.

F5

Pressing the F5 key will cause the unit to transmit on the programmed transmit frequency.

F6

Pressing the F6 key will cause the unit to go to receive on the programmed receive frequency.

Note

Telling a remote unit to transmit will cause the unit to transmit on the programmed transmit frequency until the Tx Timeout Timer expires.  Be sure to program the Tx Timeout Timer in the Setup Modem/Radio Parameters Screen.

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Online Diagnostics

Online Diagnostics are transmitted by each unit in a network before the user data is transmitted.  All units must be programmed with the Online Diagnostics parameter, found on the Setup Modem/Radio Parameters screen.  The unit that the computer is connected to will output these as they are received.  Using Online Diagnostics does not require suspending network operation.

The Online Diagnostics are subject to alarm conditions, defined in the Diagnostic IDs and Alarms screen.  When Online Diagnostics are received and a diagnostic field falls outside the Alarm Limits, a '<' character will designate a value less than the Low Alarm and a '>' character will designate a value greater than the High Alarm.

The following are the Online Diagnostics that are available:

Short ID

Displays the Short ID of unit transmitting the diagnostics.

Temp (C)

Displays the internal case temperature (in Celsius) of unit transmitting the diagnostics.

Batt (V)

Displays the supply voltage (in Volts) of unit transmitting the diagnostics.

Local RSSI

If these are the diagnostics from a Remote Station, it indicates the RSSI level of the Local Station from the Remote Station transmitting these diagnostics.

If these are the diagnostics from the Local Station, it indicates the RSSI level of the Local Station from the last transmission of a Remote Station.

FwdP (W)

Displays the forward power (in Watts) of unit transmitting the diagnostics.

RevP

Displays the approximate measure of reverse (reflected) power of the unit transmitting the diagnostics.  This is represented as 'Good' if the reverse power is within acceptable limits and is represented as 'Bad' if the reverse power is too high.

Remote RSSI

If these are the diagnostics from a Remote Station, it indicates the RSSI level of the Remote Station from the last transmission it received.

If these are the diagnostics from the Local Station, it indicates the RSSI level of the Remote Station that the Local Station last received from.

Rx Quality

Displays the receive quality (in %) of the remote unit. This is the number of correctly decoded transmissions received by the unit (in the last 15) divided by the number of total transmissions detected by the unit.

Time

Time stamp of when the diagnostics were received.

Filter ID List

The list of Remote IDs that are setup in the Diagnostic IDs and Alarms Screen.  This list is used for selecting a filter.

Filter

Allows the filtering of IDs.  The following options are available:

Off (All IDs)

No IDs are filtered out.

ID List

Only the IDs in the Filter ID List are shown.

Selected ID

Only the selected ID in the Filter ID List are shown.

Display

Allows formatting of the data on the screen.  The following options are available:

Scroll (by time)

Displays the diagnostics as they are received.

Slotted (by ID)

Sorts the diagnostics by Short ID.  Using this option, each Short ID will have only one row of diagnostics, showing the most recent.

Progress

This panel shows the sorting progress of the diagnostics if a filter was changed.

Pause

This button is used to pause the reception of diagnostics for scrolling through the grid.

Clear

This button clears the display and current Online Diagnostics.

Save

This button saves current Online Diagnostics to a file.

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Read/Write Programmable Parameters

Read Programmable Parameters

This function reads the programmable parameters that are currently programmed in the IntegraTR.

Write Programmable Parameters

This function writes the currently loaded programmable parameters to the IntegraTR.

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Program Firmware

Updates the firmware (*.bin file) in the IntegraTR Modem.  The firmware to be programmed into the unit is selected by using the Select Firmware File menu option.  The unit must be turned ON initially for this procedure to complete succesfully.  The following is the procedure for programming the firmware:

•	The parameters are read from the unit

•	Power must be cycled to the unit

•	The new firmware is programmed into the unit

•	A Reset Command is sent to the unit

•	A Factory Defaults Command is sent the unit

•	The read parameters are programmed back into the unit

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Version Request

This function displays information about the version of the IntegraTR hardware and firmware.

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DATARADIO Contact Information

Web Site:	http://www.dataradio.com

To contact Dataradio COR Ltd, call (800)992-7774.

Headquarters/Operations Center
Dataradio COR Ltd.
299 Johnson Avenue, Suite 110
Waseca, MN 56093-0833 USA

Operations Center Telephone:	(507)833-8819  or  (800)992-7774
Operations Center Fax : 	(507)833-6748

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Introduction

Introduction to IntegraTR Programming Software

IntegraTR is the programming and tuning software for the Dataradio IntegraTR series Data Modem.  The IntegraTR Programming Software will help the user complete the following tasks:

·	Edit and program the user programmable settings for the IntegraTR Modem.

·	Interactively tune the IntegraTR Modem and RF parameters.

·	Monitor diagnostic data from the IntegraTR Modem.

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IntegraTR Menu Structure

File

Open Data File

Save Data File

Save Data File As

Open Integra Data File

Exit

Edit

Setup Modem/Radio Parameters

Version Request

List Information

Apply Integra Reset

Apply Factory Defaults

Program Comment / ID

Clone Programmable Parameters

Batch-Write Programmable Parameters

Read Programmable Parameters

Write Programmable Parameters

Cut

Copy

Paste

Utilities

Tool Bar Enable

Port Settings

Swap Comm Ports

Port Statistics

Offline Link Test

Offline Diagnostics

Online Diagnostics

Diagnostic IDs and Alarms

User Test

Packet Test

Array Test

Ping Test

ASCII Terminal

Primary

Secondary

TCP Socket

UDP Socket

Hex Terminal

Primary

Secondary

TCP Socket

UDP Socket

Program Code

Program Firmware

Read Boot Code Version

Select Firmware File

Upgrade Boot Code

Window

Cascade

Tile Horizontally

Tile Vertically

Arrange Icons

Help

Help Contents

About

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Select Firmware File

Select Modem Code File

Changes the file (*.bin) that contains firmware to be programmed into the IntegraTR Modem.  The firmware is programmed into the IntegraTR Modem by using the Program Firmware screen

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Program Comment / ID

This function allows the programming of the Short ID and/or Comment of the unit.  Use if the connected unit was cloned from another unit (since cloning does not program the Short ID or Comment).

Short ID

The number that uniquely identifies an individual unit in a system.  The range is from 1 to 1023 (excluding 255) for firmware version 2.10 and later.  For earlier versions of firmware, the range is from 1 to 254.

Program Short ID

This button tells the unit to program the new Short ID.

Comment

This field is used for user-convenient description(s) (customer name, location, technical info, ....).  Comments can be text up to 24 characters in length, including spaces.

Program Comment

This button tells the unit to program the new Comment.

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Apply Integra Reset

This function tells the unit to perform a software reset and reacts the same as cycling power to the unit.

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Offline Link Test

Offline Link Test is used to test the link between two units.  The local unit that the computer is connected to and a remote unit.  Blocks of data are transmitted to the remote unit.  The remote unit decodes and returns them.  The transmitted and received blocks of data are compared and the ratio of the results are calculated.  Using Offline Link Test requires network operation be suspended.

Local ID

This is the Short ID of  the unit connected to the computer.

Remote ID

This combo box allows selection of a Remote ID to perform the Link Test on from the list of Remote IDs that are setup in the Diagnostic IDs and Alarms Screen.

Blocks Tx'ed to Remote

Displays the number of blocks of data transmitted to the remote unit.

Responses from Remote

Displays the number of responses heard from the remote unit.

Blocks Rx'ed from Remote

Displays the number of blocks of data received from the remote unit.

Link Quality to Remote

Displays the receive quality of the remote unit; the number of correctly decoded transmissions received by the remote (in the last 15) divided by the number of total transmissions detected by the remote  (in %).

Link Quality from Remote

Displays the ratio of blocks of data received to blocks of data transmitted (in %).

Overall Link Quality

Displays the overall link quality by combining the previous two quality ratios (in %).

# of Blocks to Send

Allows the entry of the number of blocks to send before stopping (with 0 being disabled).

Block Delay (s)

Allows the selection of a delay between the transmission of blocks of data in 0.25 second intervals (0.00 to 10.00 seconds).

Start

This button is used to start the test.

Pause

This button is used to pause the test and allows the test to be resumed at a later time.

Clear

This button clears the display (blocks transmitted, responses received, blocks received and link quality).

Save

This button saves the current Link Test results acquired to a file.

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About

Displays the current version and copyright information for this Software.

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Apply Factory Defaults

This function resets all programmable parameters to the default values set by Dataradio.

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Clone Programmable Parameters

This function clones (writes) the currently loaded programmable parameters (except for the ID Number and Comment) to the IntegraTR.  This function can be used for programming the same Data File (.DAT) into multiple modems.

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Array Test

The Array Test screen is used to send programmable length test packets.  The packets are built using one of four possible patterns, described below.

Packets Tx'ed

The total number of packets that have been transmitted.

# of Packets to Send

The total number of packets to send before stopping (0 - unlimited).

Type of Data

The type of Data Pattern to be used for each packet.  The size for each Data Pattern is shown below in Packet Size.  The following lists the formats of the Data Patterns:

ASCII Pattern

The packets will be 58 characters in length and have a sequence number at the beginning of each string, starting at 000 and incrementing to 999, then wrapping around to 000 again.  The pattern used to build the packets will have the following format (in ASCII):

000 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

001 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

---

998 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

999 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

000 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

001 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

---

ASCII Number Pattern

The packets will be 54 characters in length and have a sequence number at the beginning of each string, starting at 000 and incrementing to 999, then wrapping around to 000 again.  The pattern used to build the packets will have the following format (in ASCII):

000 00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

001 00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

---

998 00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

999 00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

000 00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

001 00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

---

Binary Pattern

The packets will be 16 characters in length and have a sequence number every 16 characters, starting at 0x00 and incrementing to 0xFF, then wrapping around to 0x00 again.  The pattern used to build the packets will have the following format (in Hex):

00	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
01	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
02	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
--	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
FE	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
FF	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
00	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
01	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
02	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF
--	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99	AA	BB	CC	DD	EE	FF

Random Binary Pattern

The packets will be 16 characters in length and contain random binary data.

Packet Size (Bytes)

The number of bytes in each packet (described above).

# of Packets

The number of packets in each transmission.

Packet Delay

The amount of time (in Seconds) to delay between each packet transmission, ranging from 0.00 to 30.00 Seconds (in 0.25 Second Intervals)..

Com Port

Selects which Com Port (Primary or Secondary) to transmit over.

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Packet Test

The Packet Test screen is used to simulate a Host/Remote polling environment.  The master will send out a packet to the slave, and the slave will reply to the master with the same packet information.  This is usefull for testing a modem link.

Host Packets Tx'ed

Number of data packets that the Host device has sent to the Remote.

Remote Packets Rx'ed

Number of data packets that the Remote device has received from the Host.

Host To Remote %

Percentage of packets that the Host device has successfully sent to the Remote.

Remote Packets Tx'ed

Number of data packets that the Remote device has sent back to the Host.

Host Packets Rx'ed

Number of data packets that the Host device has received from the Remote.

Remote To Host %

Percentage of packets that the Remote device has successfully sent to the Host.

Overall %

Overall percentage of Host received packets versus Host transmitted packets.

# of Packets to Send

A programmable number of packets that the Host should send to the Remote, then automatically stop.

Bytes of Data / Packet

Programmable number of data bytes in each packet the Host sends.  The slave will respond with the same number of data bytes that it receives.

ComPort / Network Ratio

Ratio of ComPort Baud Rate to Network (Over the Air) Baud Rate of a Modem.  This is to be used if the Network Baud Rate is slower than the Com Port Baud Rate.  If the Com Port Baud Rate is 9600 and the Network Baud Rate is 4800, then set the Ratio to 2.  If the two are the same, then set to 1.

Packet Delay (s)

Number of seconds for the Host to delay between sending each packet, ranging from 0.00 to 10.00 Seconds (in 0.25 Second Intervals).

Host / Remote

COM port configuration options:

Host (Primary Port)

Configure the Primary COM port as the Host device (the device initiating packets to the Remote device).

Remote (Primary Port)

Configure the Primary COM port as the Remote device (the device responding to the packets from the Host device).

Host / Remote (1 Computer / 2 Ports)

Configure the Primary COM port as the Host device and the Secondary COM port as the Remote device.  A computer with 2 COM ports is required for this option.

Host / Remote (1 Port Using Y-Cable)

Configure the Primary COM port as the Host and Remote device.  A Y-Cable is needed for this option (where the Tx connections are split out to the transmitting device and the Rx connections are split out to the receiving device).  A computer with 1 COM port is usually the case for selecting this option.

Y-Cable Connections

Pin Name	DB9	DB25	Computer	Rx	Tx
DCD	1	8	X	X	-
RxD	2	3	X	X	-
TxD	3	2	X	-	X
DTR	4	20	-	-	-
GND	5	7	X	X	X
DSR	6	6	-	-	-
RTS	7	4	X	-	X
CTS	8	5	X	-	X
RI	9	22	-	-	-
X	= Needs to be connected

 -	= Do Not Connect

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Ping Test

The Packet Test screen is used to simulate a Host/Remote polling environment.  The master will send out a packet to the slave, and the slave will reply to the master with the same packet information.  This is usefull for testing a modem link.

Remote

The Remote IP Address or Network Name of the device under test.

Blocks Tx'ed to Remote

Number of data packets that have been sent to the Remote device.

Blocks Rx'ed from Remote

Number of data packets that have been received from the Remote device.

Link Quality

Overall percentage of packets sent versus packets received.

Minimum Time (mS)

The Minimum Time taken for the Ping Packet to be echoed back from the Remote device (in milliseconds).

Maximum Time (mS)

The Maximum Time taken for the Ping Packet to be echoed back from the Remote device (in milliseconds).

Average Time (mS)

The Average Time taken for the Ping Packet to be echoed back from the Remote device (in milliseconds).

Type of Data

The type of Data Pattern to be used for each packet.  The size for each Data Pattern is shown below in Packet Size.  The following lists the formats of the Data Patterns:

ASCII Pattern

The packets will be 52 characters in length.  The pattern used to build the packets will have the following format (in ASCII):

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

---

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

ASCII Number Pattern

The packets will be 48 characters in length.  The pattern used to build the packets will have the following format (in ASCII):

00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

---

00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

Binary Pattern

The packets will be 16 characters in length.  The pattern used to build the packets will have the following format (in Hex):

00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

---

00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF

Random Binary Pattern

The packets will be 16 characters in length and contain random binary data.

Packet Size (Bytes)

The number of bytes in each packet (described above in Type of Data).

# of Packets/Block

The number of packets (described above in Type of Data) in each transmission block.

Total Bytes/Block

The total number of bytes in each transmission block.

# of Blocks to Send

A programmable number of Blocks that will be sent to the Remote device, then automatically stop.

Block Delay

The amount of time (in Seconds) to delay between each block transmission, ranging from 0.000 to 5.000 Seconds (in 0.125 Second Intervals).

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List Information

This function displays information about some of the working parameters the Integra firmware uses.  The List Information is as follows:

Short ID

The Modem ID of unit that the List Information was received from

List Version

The version number of the list that was received

Running Time

The time (how long) the unit has been running (in minutes)

Buffers Free

The amount of free memory that the unit has along with the total memory available

Error Status

The error number for the unit

Station Mode

The value of the Mode Parameter

Packets Sent

The number of packets (data clusters) that the unit has transmitted

Packets Accepted

The number of packets (data clusters) that the unit has received

Max Retries

The number of retries that the unit will attempt to transmit before giving up

Retries Sent

The number of retries that the unit has attempted to transmit

NoAcks

The number of packets sent to another unit inwhich an ACK was not received

Tx Turnon

The time (in mS) that the unit will transmit the synchronization at the begining of a transmission

Tx Turnoff

The time (in mS) that the unit will transmit the end of transmission (also for synchronization)

X

The Tx Turnon and Tx Turnoff multiplication factor (programmed to zero - meaning a factor of 1)

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Batch-Write Programmable Parameters

Batch-Write Programmable Parameters

This function writes the currently loaded programmable parameters  and adds the new ID Number, Comment  and Remote/Master Setting to the modem.  This function can be used for programming the same Data File (.DAT) into multiple modems.

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Read Boot Code Version

Reads the Boot Code Version of the attached Modem:

•	Power must be cycled to the unit

•	The Boot Code Version is read from the unit

•	A Reset Command is sent to the unit

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Upgrade Boot Code

Upgrades the Boot Code and Firmware (*.bin files) in the IntegraTR Modem.  Please contact Customer Service before performing this operation.  Improper completion of this Upgrade Process could result in a Non-Functioning Modem.

The firmware to be programmed into the unit is selected by using the Select Firmware File menu option.  The unit must be turned ON initially for this procedure to complete succesfully.  The following is the procedure for upgrading the boot code and firmware:

•	The parameters are read from the unit

•	Power must be cycled to the unit

•	The new boot code is programmed into the unit

•	Power must be cycled to the unit

•	The firmware is programmed into the unit

•	A Reset Command is sent to the unit

•	A Factory Defaults Command is sent the unit

•	The read parameters are programmed back into the unit

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Glossary

A

About

Arrange Icons

C

Cascade

Copy

Cut

E

Exit

H

Help Contents

L

Local Station

O

Open Data File

P

Paste

R

Remote Station

RSSI

S

Save Data File

Save Data File As

Short ID

Swap Comm Ports

T

Tile Horizontally

Tile Vertically

Tool Bar Enable


About

Displays the About Box, which contains Current Version and Copyright Information for the IntegraTR Programmer.


Arrange Icons

Rearranges all Minimized Window Icons.


Cascade

Normal Windows Cascade Function.


Copy

Copy selected text from the IntegraTR Programmer and places it on the Clipboard.


Cut

Cut selected text from the IntegraTR Programmer and places it on the Clipboard.


Exit

Exit the IntegraTR Programmer and return to Windows.


Help Contents

Displays the IntegraTR Programmer help screen.


Local Station

The unit that is connected to the PC, via the Setup Port.


Open Data File

Open a Saved Data File (.DAT) for editing or writing, that contains the user programmable options for the Modem.


Paste

Paste text from the Clipboard into the IntegraTR Programmer.


Remote Station

A unit that is NOT connected to the PC, via the Setup Port.


RSSI

Receive Signal Strength Indication (measured in dBm).


Save Data File

Save the current user programmable settings to a file (.DAT).


Save Data File As

Save the Current Data File (.DAT) under a different filename.


Short ID

The number that uniquely identifies an individual unit in a system.  The range is from 1 to 1023 (excluding 255) for firmware version 2.10 and later.  For earlier versions of firmware, the range is from 1 to 254.


Swap Comm Ports

Swap the Settings between the Primary and Secondary Comm Ports.


Tile Horizontally

Tile All Open Windows Horizontally.


Tile Vertically

Tile All Open Windows Vertically.


Tool Bar Enable

Enable or Disable the Tool Bar at the top of the screen.