66 Installation TB9300 Installation and Operation Manual
© Tait International Limited April 2024
■ Quality of service
■ CWID
■ Miscellaneous items such as minimum battery voltages, fan
control, NTP and package servers
3. Make the changes needed in each form and click Save. All changes
made in the form will be applied when, and only when, the form is
saved.
Notice Before making changes, you should save the configuration to
your PC or network. This provides a baseline which can be restored to
the base station if the configuration information becomes lost or cor-
rupted.
You should also back up the configuration before downgrading to a dif-
ferent firmware release. Note that if you downgrade and then upgrade
firmware, configuration values for new features will generally disable
the feature.
Default
Configuration
Parameters
The base station is delivered from the factory with a saved configuration
containing factory defaults. The configuration is named something like
QBCS20CF_11.dat.
The default configuration file is associated with DMR/MPT and serves as
a starting point for when you need to create your own tailored
configuration.
Base stations from the factory all have the same default configuration file.
As a result, some settings will not be correct for your network. Frequency
plan and alarm settings are examples.
For more information, please contact your local Tait dealer.
4.4.4 Recommended Configuration Settings
In a dual base station, only base station 1 communicates directly with the
PMU and front panel. Therefore, the following configuration settings are
recommended for dual base station operation:
■ Disable the “PMU not detected” alarm on base station 2 (Configure >
Alarms > Control > PMU)
■ Disable the “FP not detected” alarm on base station 2 (Configure >
Alarms > Control > Front panel)
4.4.5 Restricted Port Numbers
Certain configuration settings in the base station’s WebUI require you to
enter a port number (for example, the trunking interface).
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