User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Welcome to the SRX 600
- CONTENTS
- Hardware details
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- Chapter Overview
- 1)Code Set (and details on codes)
- 2)Search
- 3)Signal
- Codelog Mode
- 5
- Chapter overview
- 1)Config > 1)NewCFG
- 1)Config## > 2)Scan Settings
- 1)Config## > 3)Freq/Ch
- Creating a Configuration Specific Frequency Table
- Adding a Frequency/channel
- Deleting a Frequency/channel
- Enabling and Disabling a Frequency/channel
- Assigning a Transmitter Type to a Freq/Ch
- Deleting all frequencies in a Frequency Table
- Enabling/Disabling all frequencies in a Frequency Table
- Assigning a Transmitter Type to all Freq/Ch
- 1)Config## > 4)Ant/Hydr
- 1)Config## > 5)Filters
- 1)Config## > 6)Sensors
- 2)Scan > 1)Continue to log data
- 2)Scan > 2)Del All Data (password)
- 3)Master Ftable
- Downloading Data
- 6
- 7
THE KEYPAD AND LCD DISPLAY
Using the Info key
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U SING THE INFO KEY
The Info key provides access to the following:
• Battery voltage (main and backup) [1)Bat]
• Available memory (in Kilobytes) [2)Mem]
• Start frequency, Intermediate Filter Frequency (I.F.) and Local Oscillator
Frequency (L.O.) [3)Freq]
• Version numbers of the Boot Code, Master and Slave [4)Ver]
• Configuration settings (Scan Time and Code Set) [5)Cfg]
• Service information (the receiver’s Serial Number and the number of hours
that the receiver has been in operation since its last service) [6)Service]
• The factory password (123456) [7)Factory Password]
• Ability to answer an incoming call via the Modem [8)Answer Incoming Call]
The backup battery is 3.3V at full capacity. If this value should drop to 2.8V or
less, the receiver should be returned for service. Regardless of the status of the
battery, the receiver should be serviced every two years.
Start frequency, I.F. and L.O. are only used by Lotek Wireless Inc. for manufac-
turing purposes.
When accessing the Info key menu items it is not possible log on to the receiver;
these features are mutually exclusive.
A NSWERING AN INCOMING CALL
This feature is provided for testing and troubleshooting purposes. When a
modem is being used to access the receiver it rings when a call is made. The
receiver is programmed to automatically answer all calls made. If the receiver
does not answer after the modem rings 4 or more times there may be a problem
with the auto-answer feature.
However, the call can still be answered via Info > 8)Answer Incoming Call.