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14. If you plan to operate the RFL OCUDP module under local control, perform the following
steps; otherwise, go to step 15 for remote control.
a. Set to local control by placing DIP switch SW1-2 in the UP/RIGHT position.
b. Turn service on by placing DIP switch SW2-6 in the OFF/LEFT position.
c. Slide the module into the selected module slot until it is firmly seated and the module
front panel is flush with the top and bottom of the shelf.
d. Go to step 16.
Notes:
• Switch SW1-1 has no user functionality.
• DIP Switch settings go into effect when the module is reset by either re-
powering or toggling SW1-2 from remote to local.
15. If you are planning to operate the RFL OCUDP Module under remote control, perform the
steps shown below.
If you intend to store the preset local-control Channel Module DIP-switch settings into the
Common Module, in order to use as initial module configuration for remote-control mode
further on, continue with step a).
If you do not intend to store the local-control DIP-switch settings into the Common Module
skip to step e).
a. Set to Local Control by placing DIP switch SW1-2 in the UP/RIGHT position.
b. Turn Module Service off by placing DIP switch SW2-6 in the ON/RIGHT position.
c. Slide the module into the selected module slot until it if firmly seated and the module
front panel is flush with the top and bottom of the shelf.
d. Wait 15 seconds for all of the channel module’s DIP-switch settings to be read and
stored into the shelf Common Module. This saves the preset configuration without
activating the channel module (since service is off).
e. Set the remote control mode on by placing DIP switch SW1-2 into the DOWN/LEFT
position. The OCUDP Module does not have to be pulled out or reset for this change.
f. At this point, the Common Module is downloading saved (if any) configurations into
the channel module.
g. Verify module configuration, either through remote control “CONFIG?” user query or
through the Network Management System.
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