ACS-160 Series & STL-160 Series T1 Multiplexer Installation & Operation 5 – Remote Control
Version 2.11, August 2011
5-36 Harris Corporation
Intraplex Products
If you type
:C13:CONFIG?:;
the response from the system is the same, except that line two reads
CHANNEL CARD 13, TYPE 202
and line four reads
SRVC = OFF
To make changes, type
:C12:SET:SRVC=OFF;
You can verify that the change was successful by again typing
:C12:CONFIG?:;
The system responds:
* OK
CHANNEL CARD 12, TYPE 202
UNDER REMOTE CONTROL
SRVC = OFF
P01 = 15 (B00001111)
P02 = 16 (B00010000)
P03 = 17 (B00010001)
P04 = 18 (B00010010)
P05 = 1 (B00000001)
P06 = 1 (B00000001)
P07 = 1 (B00000001)
P08 = 1 (B00000001)
P09 = 0 (B00000000)
P10 = 0 (B00000000);
Then type
:C13:SET:SRVC = ON;
Check that this change was successful by typing:
:C13:CONFIG?:;
and observing that line 4 now reads
SRVC = ON
Program Feed 2 is now being transmitted from Site B to Site A on this T1 circuit, using time slots
15 through 18.
Finally, lock the remote port again with this command:
::LOCK:;
The system responds:
* OK;
Example 2: Change Configuration
For this example, assume that you are operating a network with terminal multiplexers at sites B
and C and a drop and insert multiplexer with an address of 7 at site A. Multiplexer 7 contains a
program audio transmitter whose card address is 4. Last night, you used it to transmit a concert in
15 kHz high fidelity stereo on time slots 11, 12, 13, and 14 to site B. Today, you used it to
transmit a sports event in 7.5 kHz monaural on time slot 9 to site C. Figure 5-17 shows this setup.
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