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Getting Started
RDPS provides for up to 16 console configurations. A console configuration is a group of
setup parameters that can be used on one or more console positions. Typically, only a
single console configuration is necessary for all console positions in a system installation.
This is because the operation of the system does not necessarily differ between operator
positions. However, if there are variations in responsibilities based on console position,
individual console configuration files can be created. Again, typically only one console
configuration file is needed.
Getting Started
Requirements
RDPS requires the following equipment:
• PC or laptop compatible with Windows XP or Windows 7
(Netbooks may have insufficient screen size or resolution to support RDPS)
• Monitor – Display settings configured to use “Small Fonts”
(preferably operating in 800x600 resolution or greater)
• A physical method for storing and sharing configuration files, such as a floppy disk
or USB drive (a shared or mapped network drive is not suitable)
Installation
RDPS is run either directly from the console that needs to be configured, or from another
PC compatible computer. If you use a separate PC for editing, you will need to follow the
instructions in Software Installation on page 251 to copy the configuration files from
portable media to the console hard drive.
RDPS is included on the DVD with IntegratorRD workstation (601-1117). Refer to
IntegratorRD Workstation Installation on page 237 for IntegratorRD installation
instructions.
Starting RDPS
Double-click the Zetron RDPS shortcut on your desktop. If you do not have the shortcut,
click Start, All Programs, Zetron Integrator, Radio Dispatch Programming.
If UMS is enabled, a user with permission to run this application must be logged on to run
RDPS. Logon is controlled by the UMS Logon utility. See the User Management System
Product Manual (P/N 025-9516) for details.
Logging off using the UMS Logon utility closes all of the open Integrator applications to
which you were logged on. To close an individual application, exit directly from the
application.
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