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6. Enter the satellite address number of the satellite you wish to add to the group. For example, if you wish to add satel-
lite address number 123 to the group, then press 1 2 3 and the F1 key to enter. Use the DEL key to backspace over
any entry if you wish to edit make an edit.
Note:
• To review the satellites in the database of the satellite group, you can use the

arrow keys to scroll through the
members of the group.
• To delete a member, use the DEL key to erase the satellite address number you wish to delete from the satellite group
at the “MEMBER NN =” prompt, and press the F1 key.
7. To finish entering satellite address numbers to this group, press the – (dash) key.
Sending Test Commands
The test command mode may be used to check the range of the system. With this mode, the OSMAC Base Station will
automatically generate a command to satellite address number 0 every ten seconds.
1. Before using this feature, satellite address number 0 must be programmed.
2. To enable this feature, enter the program mode and press 3 for Test Page. The display will show:
PAGING PAGER 0
DASH (–) TO EXIT
3. Press the – (dash) key to return to the programming mode menu.
Alarm Commands
The OSMAC Base Station has 8 alarm inputs. These digital inputs are used to generate pre-programmed commands.
Each input will send its own pre-programmed command to any satellite, or group of satellites. These can be used for
alarms, but they can also be used to simply generate pre-programmed commands.
The alarm inputs are designed for connection to normally-open switches or contacts. When any alarm input is pulled low
to ground, it will generate a pre-programmed command. When any input is pulled high or allowed to “float high”, it will
generate a different pre-programmed command.
Important The alarm inputs are not surge protected. Supplemental surge protection on the field wiring is recommended in
lightning-prone areas. Contact your local Toro field service representative for assistance.
Pin Number Connection
1 Alarm 1
2 Alarm 2
3 Alarm 3
4 Alarm 4
5 Alarm 5
6 Alarm 6
7 Alarm 7
8 Alarm 8
9 No Connection
10 No Connection
11 No Connection
12 No Connection
13 No Connection
14 No Connection
15 Ground
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
14
9
15
Figure 6
Alarm/Pin Number Position
(Not Used)
Ground