User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Safety Information
- Operation
- Buttons
- Main Screens
- Site Configuration Tools
- Two-Way Paging
- Configuration Methods
- MENU Configuration
- Serial Command Configuration
- Protocols
- SCADA Support
- IO Mirror Operation
- Input Handling
- Output Handling
- WTE Output Control Protocol
- WTE Ack and Confirm Protocol
- Store Forward Operation
- Installation
- Input Output Hardware Connection
- Serial Connections
- RF Connections
- Power Connections
- Ethernet Interface
- TReX Firmware Upgrade
- Physical Dimensions
- Mounting Hardware
- Omni or Directional Antenna
- Antenna Elevation
- Disclaimer
- Manufacturing marking and labels
- Maintenance
- Product End Of Life
- Product Warranty
- Abbreviations and Glossary
- Specifications
TReX User Manual v2.14 Firmware
*TREX_RS422_BAUD
Sets the serial baud rate of the RS422 port.
Typical usage:
*TREX_RS422_BAUD=4800<CR>
*TREX_ALERT_OUT
Sets the output that will operate when a message is received that results in an ALERT being
raised. Setting to 0 disables the ALERT output. Accepts outputs 1-8.
Typical usage:
*TREX_ALERT_OUT=0<CR>
*TREX_ALERT
Sets the output to operate (0-8) and the time in seconds between sounding the buzzer (if
TREX_SOUND has been set to 1). Alerting will continue until a key is pressed to
acknowledge the ALERT. . Setting the output to 0 does not disable the alert.
Typical usage:
*TREX_ALERT=1,60<CR>
*TREX_FILTERS
Sets the message filters that are in use when a message is received.
*TREX_FILTERS =I,E,A<CR>
where:
I is set to 1 if the INCL.TXT filter is to be used.
E is set to 1 if the EXCL.TXT filter is to be used.
A is set to 1 if the ALERT.TXT filter is to be used.
See FILTERS for details of use.
Typical usage:
*TREX_FILTERS =0,0,0<CR>
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