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1.   4               N      High Z     600 ohm      1 3    Eds 2   JP1  2 es je 9   2  3 a   d        i        E   Sm      7  qui 5                Figure 2 5  IG202T  amp  IGV23  mount Modem Board    Setting the DIP Switches    SW1 is    8 position DIP switches used to configure all the options and features of the  modem  Table 2 3 shows the setting of the switches     NOTE  Switches SW1 are toggle switches  To configure the switches  use a small  sharp pin to firmly press down on one end to open or to close each switch   Never leave any switch in half open and half close  Press down on the side of  the switch labeled OPEN is referring to as OFF condition  When the switch is  CLOSED  it is in the ON state     Table 2 1  Modem Switch Settings                           10 0             202      2  RTS CTS Delay        202    SW1 S CTS Delay  Bell 202 mode only    33 ms Ba ne LER mode       13 User   s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    SW1 1     Auto RTS       SW1 1 ON   Enable Auto RTS       SW1 1 OFF   Disable Auto RTS  default   For data terminals that do not provide hardware Request To Send  RTS   set switch SW1 1  to ON to enable auto RTS mode  In this mode  TXD is detected at the modem and an  internal RTS signal is turned ON  After training completes  the TXD is transmitted to the    remote modem  The transmitter turns itself off if no TXD is detected after a pre determined  length of idle time     SW1 2   RTS CTS Delay  Bell 202 Mode Only     SW1 2 ON   33 0 ms
2.  232 Device    The modem back panel provides a female  9 pin RS 232 connector that accepts an attached  RS 232 device  see Figure 2 2 on page 10   This connector accepts a standard connection  to a DTE          that conforms to the pin assignments shown under    RS 232  DTE   Interface    on page 26     Connecting to an RS 485 Device    The modem rear panel provide an RJ 11C module jack connector for a 4 pin RS 485 or RS   422 interface in the event that your DTE or RTU does not support the RS 232 interface  see  Figure 2 2 on page 10 and Figure 2 6      The pin assignments for the RS 485 interface are listed in Table 2 3     Pin  6 Pin  1            Figure 2 6  Pin Locations on the Modem   s RJ 11C Jack                                        Table 2 3  RJ 11C Modular Jack Pin Assignments    RJ 11 Pin Number    Corresponds to Signal Name Modem Input or Output  Pp  NdUed       NA                    Named           NM 1       20 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    LEDs    The front panel of the modem provides the LEDs shown in Table 2 3     Table 2 4  Modem LEDs                                                        HAB          nog Loopback       nma   Re                 5      When the modem is in remote loopback  V 54 Loop 2   both the ALB and DLB LEDs go ON        Loopback Control Switch    The front panel of the modem has a push button for initiating the following loopback  diagnostic tests       Local digital loopback     started by pressing the button o
3.  Diagnostic Modes    User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem       DATA CONNECT ENTERPRISE    Appendix A  Troubleshooting    In the event you encounter a problem using your Data Connect Enterprise modem  refer to    the troubleshooting information    in this appendix     IMPORTANT             encounter a problem with your modem  be sure the switches on the  modem are set to the appropriate positions  see Table 2 1 on page 13   If  a switch is halfway between an on and off setting  the modem will not  operate properly     Problem Solving    Table A 1 offers troubleshooting solutions for modem problems     No LEDs are ON at the front  panel    Modem does not respond to the  attached DTE and the all LEDs  are off     Modem does not receive data   and the DCD and RxD LEDs are  off     The RTS  CTS  and TxD LEDs  do not blink        23    Table A 1 Problem Solving    Perform These Procedures       Check the power supply source  Be sure the input power to the  modem s power connector is between 10 to 6OVDC    Check the connecting RS 232 or RS 485 cable between the DTE and  the modem  The MR LED  Modem Ready  on the front panel should  be ON when the modem is idle     Check the DIP switches of both modems to make sure that the same  data rate and operating parameters are identical on both modems   The receive line pair may be disconnected from the modem  Make  sure the transmission line connection to the modem is accurate and  secure    The receive signal level may be below the CD thresh
4.  SW1 8 ON   600     default      SW1 8 OFF   Modem receiver is in high input impedance  20K ohms   Switch SW1 8 is used for multi point configuration networks  When multiple modems are  connected on the same metallic circuit     In a point to multipoint network configuration  all except one of the slave modem   s receiver   termination should be set to high impedance if the modems    receivers are connected by the  same circuit such that it will not load down the receiver signals  Only one receiving modem  should be set to terminated at 600 ohms    The master modem   s receiver is always terminated with 600 ohms    JP1   Transmit Level    JP1 1 through JP1 8 adjust the modem s transmit level  Table 2 3 2 2 shows the transmit  levels you can select using a 2 position shunt to connect 2 pins from JP1     Table 2 2  Transmit Levels    Transmit Level JP1 Jumper Settings    0 dBm Pin 1 to Pin 2     4 dBm Pin 3 to Pin 4     8        Pin 5 to Pin 6     12 dBm Pin 7 to Pin 8              6 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation        2   RS 232 or RS 485 Serial Interface  Standalone Only     JP2  a 6 pin header  is used to select the communication port for the modem  You may  select to use either the RS 232 or RS 485 port  Only one type of interface is supported by  the modem  Table 2 33 shows the two jumpers must be placed to make the selection     Table 2 3  RS 232 or RS485 Select    RS 232  V 24 Interface RS485 RS422 Interface    JP2  Pin 1 to Pin 3 JP2  Pin 3 to Pin 
5.  delay    SW1 2 OFF   10 0 ms delay  default     Switches SW1 2 determines the duration of the RTS CTS delay in Bell 202 mode  For V23  mode  the RTS CTS delay is fixed at 33 ms     SW1 3     Transmit Carrier Control     SW1 3        Constant carrier     SW1 3 OFF   Controlled by RTS  default   Switch SW1 3 selects either constant or switched carrier  Constant carrier allows DTEs   such as asynchronous terminals or RTUs  to operate with modems  without requiring an    input RTS signal  If you enable constant carrier  switch SW1 3   ON   the modem forces the  transmit carrier active and the RTS CTS delay is shortened to less than 0 5 ms     You can use constant carrier in 4 wire point to point  or at the master unit of multi point  network applications to reduce modem training time     In switched carrier mode  switch SW1 3   OFF   the RTS CTS delay is determined by SW1   2 setting     14 User   s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    SW1 4     Soft Carrier Control     SW1 4 ON   Soft Carrier is enabled     SW1 4 OFF   Soft Carrier is disabled    In Bell 202T mode  when soft carrier mode is enabled  a carrier frequency of 900 Hz is  transmitted at the end of a transmission in order to turn off the carrier detect  CD  at the  receiving modem  This feature is only use for the Bell 202T modems     SW1 5   Anti streaming      SW1 5        Anti streaming is active      SW1 5 OFF   Anti stream is inactive  default   Typically  anti streaming is used in multi point applicati
6.  in module for the Motorola UDS RM16M modem nest    Standard industrial connectors for data  analog  and power interfaces allow  reliable interconnection to other industrial equipment     Asynchronous data rates 0 1200 bps   Easily accessible DIP switches for user configuration and option selection   DB9 F connector for RS 232 V 24 interface  and RJ 11 for RS 485     Local analog  local digital  and remote digital loopback diagnostics     User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Introduction    Applications    The IG202T V23 modem is designed for point to point and multipoint data communications   Figure 1 1 shows a typical point to point configuration using the IG202T modem and Figure  1 2 shows a typical multipoint configuration using the IG202T modem                                                   Modem Remote Terminal    Workstation    Figure 1 1  Point to Point Network Using the IG202T V23 Modem           Modem  Remote Terminal       Modem    Workstation Remote Terminal    Figure 1 2  Multipoint Polling Network Using the IG202T V23 Modem    There are a number of factors that can affect the modem s operation and performance   These include       Modem speed  i e  bit error rate  transmission line distance         2 wire or 4 wire configuration   e Transmission line characteristics  noise  and line impairments    Transmission cable length  pilot wire       Network configuration  point to point or multipoint     7 User   s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    DATA CONNECT ENTERPRI
7. 5  Pin 2 to Pin 4 Pin 4 to Pin 6       For Rack Mount Plug in Modules    Jumper block JP2 is not needed as the Rack will only support RS 232 V24 only     17 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    Connecting to a Transmission Line    The modem has a transmission line interface  RS 11C  that can be configured for 2  or 4   wire analog connection  where in 4  wire connection  one pair  Tx A and Tx B  is used to  transmit data and the other pair  Rx A and Rx B  is used to receive data  The transmit pair  and receive pair are non polarized  Table 2 44 shows the pin numbers and corresponding  signals for the modem  Error  Reference source not found  shows the transmission line  interface     NOTE  For communication to occur  the Rx line of one modem must connect to the Tx  line of the other modem  The modem s Tx Rx pair are non polarized     NOTE  The modem does not support leased line operation with DC shielding current   Leased line connector pin assignments for the rack mount module can be  found in the documentation for your Motorola UDS RM16M     Table 2 4  Transmission Line Connector Pin Assignments       Corresponds to This Signal     Rx  Tx            4 Tx  Tx Rx    5 Rx    NOTE  When 2 wire half duplex is used  the center pair must be used for both  transmit and receive     Pin  6 Pin  1                                                    8 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    Connecting to a Voltage Source    The back panel of the modem prov
8. DATA CONNECT ENTERPRISE       DATA CONNECT IG202T    RTS CTS TXD RXD DCD MR ALB DLB TEST       User   s Manual  IG202T and IGV23 Modem    Document Number 520 01005 001 Rev  A                               Contents   lp pdo                                                         iii  PIQUPCS m      YA                                                     iv  Chapter 1  Irrigsroliieiiio  erc                     5  PMNS adele                                          M 6                                                                                 7  Chapter 2 Installation m                                                    8  Unpacking Your HardWare                       E ea ede MURUS baie MER RAMS 8  Additional Items You Need to Complete Your                                                                 8  lue 307 157  e                               9   Front VIEW o T               9   siis                                      M                                          9   lace uA Rec                               10  Installation SUMMAaAry              uela di tn bc    10  Configuring the Modem            c             11  Setting the DIP Swine                                     13                  T 14   SW1 2     RTS CTS Delay  Bell 202 Mode                                                            14   SW1 3     Transmit Carrier                                                   14   SW1 4     Soft Carrier                                                        15   SW
9. SE    Chapter 2  Installation    This chapter describes how to configure and install the modem to maximize the performance  and to match with your Data Terminal Equipment  DTE  or Remote Terminal Unit              Unpacking Your Hardware    Your package should include   At least one of the following IG202T or IGV23 modems       Model IG202T or IGV23 for 90 to 265 VAC or 100 to 400 VDC      Model IG202T DC or IGV23 DC for 10 to 60 VDC      Model IG202T RM or IGV23 RM for RM16M plug in module    A switching power supply module for 90 265VAC input  model IG202T or IGV23  only     A leased line cable with optional earth ground conductor  for stand alone units  only     A DC power cable  model IG202T DC or IGV23 modem only   This User s Manual or CD ROM    If your package contents are damaged or missing  contact your place of purchase     Additional Items You Need to Complete Your Installation    To complete your installation and operate your modem  you need these additional items     Two  or four wire transmission line or leased line    A DB 9 data cable for your RS 232 interface Data Terminal Equipment  DTE   port  or a RJ 11C data cable for your RS 485 DTE     Power supply that provides either         90 to 265 Volts AC  50 to 60 Hz  single phase or 100 to 400 VDC  if you have  the model IG202T V23 modem   or        10 to 60 Volts DC  if you have the model IG202T DC modem     8 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    For the IG202T RM  consult the documentation fo
10. T1  5  Anti streaming        etus save Sub pa              15   SW1 6     2 Wire or 4 Wire Operation                         15   SW1 7   Transmitter Termination                                                                         15   SW1 8   Receiver Termination                                                 16   JP1     Transmit          T                                      16   JP2     RS 232 or RS 485 Serial Interface  Standalone Only                               17   For Hack Mount Plug in                   17  Connecting to    Transmission Line    erectas tene etae        18  Connecting to a Voltage                                                                19  Connecting to an RS 232 Device          ei S HERD ES DH ERU EMO DPESNNMU dE 20  Connecting to an RS 485 Device              eek 20                                                                         2   Loopback Control        M                               21  Problem Solving                                                                 23    iii User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Contents    Figures    Figure 1 1    Figure 1 2   Figure 2 1   Figure 2 2   Figure 2 3   Figure 2 4   Figure 2 5   Figure 2 7   Figure 2 8   Figure 2 9       Point to Point Network Using the IG202T V23 Modem                                          7  Multipoint Polling Network Using the IG202T V23                                               f  Front View of the IG202T V23 Modem                 eeeeeeeeennen nen
11. Volts DC  Leased line  up to 15KV  Constant or switched  DIP switch selectable  Automatically  Support DTE without hardware RTS    30 second timer to prevent transmitter lock up network    Mechanical Specifications    Enclosure     Dimensions     24    ABS with removable top cover    4 1  wide x 4 9  long x 1 40  high    User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Specifications    Weight  0 5 Ibs without AC to DC power converter module  Interface connectors  Leased Line  4 position RJ 11C modular Jack  Data Terminal Equipment  DB 9 female connector  for RS 232   RJ 11C module jack  for RS 485     Interface Connector Pin Assignments    Table B 1  Leased Line RJ 11C Pin Assignments    Corresponds to This Signal     Rx  Tx  ui    4 Tx  Tx Rx    5 Rx    NOTE  When 2 wire half duplex is used  the TX pair must be used for both transmit  and receive     T T    x  x    x  T Tx    Modem 1 Modem 2    Figure 2 8  Back to Back Connection to a Second Modem       25 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem       Specifications    RS 232  DTE  Interface    Table B 2  RS 232  DTE  Interface    T Name Modem Input Output DB 9 Pin Description    Output Data Carrier Detected  ECCE  Receive Data        Transmit Data       Signal Ground           Data Set Ready   Modem Ready       Input   Request To Send          RS 485  DTE  Interface    Table B 3  RS 485  DTE  Interface    RJ 11 Pin Number    Corresponds to Signal Name Modem Input or Output                                              Environmental Specifi
12. cations    Operating temperature   40 to   85  C   Storage temperature   40 to  125        Operating humidity  5 to 95    non condensing  Line isolation  3750 V RMS   Surge protection  Leased line up to 15K VA    26 User   s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    
13. ch settings will not take effect until you recycle power to the    modem     To access the configuration DIP switches and jumpers on the stand alone modem     1     Ground yourself to discharge any ESD  which might cause damage to the  sensitive devices on the modem board     Use a small Philips screw driver to remove the two screws at the bottom of the  enclosure and remove the top cover  The location of the DIP switches and  jumpers for the stand alone modem are shown in Figure 2 4  For DIP switches  and jumpers on the rack mount plug in module  see Figure 2 5     User   s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    tia eia                             vid    Installation    3  Replace the top cover after the configuration is completed     Configuration Switch Configuration Jumpers   SW1  JP1  amp      2       Figure 2 4  IG202T  amp  IGV23 Stand alone Modem Board    User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Configuration DIP Switches  Configuration Jumper  for Receiver Termination         qs 1 8  8 E 2  q       B     eaae aeaaee Elaa    6  qu  51 52       a  4 s     qus  qu    22       a             
14. ers or  the leased line configuration  please contact your network administrator for  assistance     Configure the modem using the DIP switches and jumpers  See pages 13   Connect to a transmission line  See page 18   Connect to a voltage source  See page 19     Connect a DTE device  See page 20     Configuring the Modem    You configure the modem using the 8 position DIP switch and two sets of configuration  jumpers on the printed circuit board of the modem labeled  1  JP1 and JP2     Configuration DIP switches  1 for the stand alone and rack mount modems are identical   Their descriptions in this user s manual apply to both modem versions  Configuration jumper  JP1 for the standalone and rack mount modem card is used to select transmit output level     It is important to follow the steps described below  in the order shown  to ensure that you  configure your modem properly using the modem DIP switches     1     Use DIP switch 1  S1  to configure the modem for your host DTE interface and  network topology  Using S1  you select the modem   s serial port to match your  host computer or RTU devices  and other DTE specific operating parameters     Use Jumper  JP1  to select the modem   s transmitter output level to match your  specific leased line conditions  The JP2 is used only in the standalone modem for  selecting either RS 232 or RS 485 interface     After you change the DIP switch settings  recycle power to the modem to have  the settings take effect     NOTE  The DIP swit
15. ides a 2 position screw terminal power interface  connector  For your convenience  the DC voltage of the input power is non polarized  To  meet your specific application  the modems can be powered from the following power  sources       Model IG202T  with AC DC power converter   90 to 265 Volts AC  50 to 60 Hz   single phase or 100 to 400 VDC  The output of the converter is a 12 VDC source  that will power the modem       Model IG202T DC  DC version   10 to 60 Volts DC  The model IG202T DC  comes with a power cord for making this connection     Figure 2 2 on page 10 shows the connection to the Model IG202T s power interface shows  the connection to the Model IG202T DC s power interface     WARNING  Before you connect a voltage source  observe the following power supply  voltage guidelines  Otherwise  you will void your warranty if the wrong voltage  is applied      Be sure the voltage source is within the permitted ranges shown  above  Otherwise  your modem and any attached devices may be  damaged     e  Customer supplied cables must be suitable for the site  environmental conditions       Screw terminals on the power interface accept 24 to 16 AWG   However  surge protection is effective only if there is a solidly  earthed ground connection greater than 18 AWG       Be sure the power source is not controlled by a wall switch  which  can be inadvertently turned off  shutting off power to the modem     19 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    Connecting to an RS
16. ne time  The DLB LED  should be ON  When a DTE is connected to the RS 232 port of the modem  the  transmit data is loop back to the DTE as receive data  This test will verify the  modem s RS 232 interface along with the cable attached       Local analog loopback     started by pressing the button two times  The ALB LED  should be ON  When a DTE is connected to the RS 232 port of the modem  the  transmit data is loop back to the DTE as receive data  This test will verify the  modem transmitter  receiver  and its RS 232 interface along with the connecting  cable       Remote digital loopback     Press the local modem s diagnostics test button three  times  Both the ALB and DLB LEDs should be ON  In this mode  the modem is  performing a loop back to the remote modem  V 54 loop 2 configuration   The  This test will verify both modems    transmitters  receivers  and the leased line    21 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    Figure 2 7 shows these three loopback diagnostics     22                            a        gt  I TI                      HOST    Receiver          Transmitter                                   LN                   HOST       Receiver                      ia           ILI                HOST          Receiver      Leased Line           y    Receiver       Local  Host  Analog Loop Back     V  Leased Line    Local  Host  Digital Loop Back    Receiver                   Leased Line          Remote  RTU  Digital Loop Back       Figure 2 7  Loopback
17. nen 9  Back View of IG202T Modem                                                  10  Rack Mount Module for the IG202T RM Modem                                                 10  IG202T  amp  IGV23 Stand alone Modem Board                                                       12  IG202T  amp  IGV23  mount Modem Board                                  13  Pin Locations on the Modem s RJ 11C            20  Loopback Diagnostic MOSS    e bodie ite            Seta eroe prre rs eer ci          22  Back to Back Connection to a Second Modem                                                    25    User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    DATA CONNECT ENTERPRISE    Chapter 1  Introduction    Thank you for purchasing Data Connect IG202T and IGV23 leased line modem   the finest industrial grade modem available  This manual will cover both the standalone  IG202T  a Bell 202 compatible  and the standalone IGV23  an ITU V23 compatible modems     The Data Connect IG202T V23 modem is a 0 101200 bps modem designed for 4    wire  full duplex or 2 wire  half duplex operation over a voice band leased line or private line   The modem is designed utilizing the stand FSK modulation technology to achieve high  performance and low cost     The IG202T V23 modem is ideally suited for multi point communication systems that require  fast response time  short training time  and low throughput delay     This User s Guide describes the IG202T V23  AC powered  and IG202T DC V23 DC  DC   powered  stand alone modem
18. old  Set switch   1 5 ON to see whether configuring the modem for a  43 dBm  threshold resolves the problem    If this problem remains unresolved  perform a local ALB loopback  test to determine if the modem s receiver is functioning correctly     The attached terminal or DTE may not be sending data to the  modem  Verify that data is being transmitted  If data is being  transmitted  make sure the RS 232 cable is sound and securely  connected to the modem and terminal or DTE     User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem       DATA CONNECT ENTERPRISE    Appendix B  Specifications    General Specifications    Data rate   Data format   DTE interface     Line conditions     Operating modes     Modulation     RTS CTS Delay     Receiver dynamic range     Operating temperature     Power supply     Surge protection   Carrier control   Carrier loss recovery   Auto RTS     Anti streaming     0 1200 bps  Transparent to DTE  EIA RS 232 V 24  or RS 485 compatible    TELCO voice band 4  or 2 wire leased line  conditioned or unconditioned  lines  Private metallic circuits    2 wire half duplex or 4 wire full duplex    FSK  Bell 202T or V 23 compatible    Mark   1200 Hz  1300 Hz  V 23   e Space   2200 Hz  2100 Hz  V 23   e Soft Carrier   900 Hz        202T only     10 or 33 ms  Bell 202T   33 ms  V 23        to  43 dBm   40  C to  85  C    Wide range switching power supply     e 1   202    AC version   90 to 265 Volts AC  50 60 Hz  single phase or  90 to 400 VDC    e IG202T DC  DC version  10 to 60 
19. ons to prevent a malfunctioning slave  data terminal or RTU from occupying the line indefinitely  When anti streaming is active  the  modem can transmit data for a maximum of 30 seconds before the transmitter turns off    automatically  The modem then looks for an ON to OFF RTS transition before proceeding  with normal operation     SW1 6   2 Wire or 4 Wire Operation  e SW1 6        2 Wire  Half Duplex Mode  e SW1 6 OFF   4 Wire  Full Duplex Mode  default     Switch SW1 6 configures the modem for either 4 wire full duplex or 2 wire half duplex  operation     SW1 7   Transmitter Termination Impedance     SW1 7 ON   Switched by RTS     SW1 7 OFF   600     default   Switch SW1 7 is used for multi point configuration networks  When multiple modems are  connected on the same metallic circuit       The transmitter termination should be of high impedance if the modem is not  transmitting in order not put a load on the line       The transmitter is only terminated with 600 ohms when RTS is asserted     15 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    This configuration should be used for all slave modems to prevent the transmitting modem  from being unnecessarily burdened  To select this configuration  set switch S1 7 ON for the  slave modems     If you use the modem with transmission lines that are transformer coupled or with an  impedance isolated network  such as a transformer bridge   set switch S1 7 OFF for proper  operation     SW1 8   Receiver Termination Impedance    
20. r your Motorola UDS  RM16M    Hardware Overview    Front View  Figure 2 1 shows the front view of the IG202T V23 stand alone modem  Starting from the  left side  this view shows    A set of eight LEDs for modem interface status  see Table 2 4 on page 21     A loopback control push button switch  see Loopback Control Switch on page 21     DATA CONNECT 1G202T    RTS CTS TXD RXD DCD MR ALB DLB TEST       Figure 2 1  Front View of the IG202T V23 Modem    Back View    Figure 2 2 shows the back view of the IG202T stand alone modem  Starting from the left  side  this view shows    A 4 wire 2 wire configuration block labeled LEASED LINE   An RJ 11 modular jack labeled RS 485 for connecting the modem to an RS 485    RTU  A female  9 pin RS 232 connector labeled RS 232 for connecting the modem to a    standard DTE  RTU   A power connector labeled 10 48V DC    User   s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    RS485 10 48VDC       Figure 2 2  Back View of IG202T Modem    Rack Mount View    Figure 2 3 shows the rack mount plug in module        Figure 2 3  Rack Mount Module for the IG202T RM Modem Board    Installation Summary    This section describes the steps for installing the modem     10 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Installation    NOTE    is important to follow the steps below to configure the modem s DIP     gt  PN      switches to match your DTE RTU interface requirement and the transmission  line characteristics  If you are not certain about your system   s paramet
21. s  as well as the rack mount IG202T RM plug in module for  the Motorola UDS RM16M  This manual is designed to get your modem  up and running  as  quickly as possible  It contains all the information you need to configure and install your  modem  It also contains troubleshooting information in the unlikely event you encounter a  problem with your modem     5 User s Manual   SM202T SMV23 Modem    Introduction    Features    The IG202T V23 modem is specifically designed for harsh environments typically associated  in utility substations and industrial facilities  Though functionally similar to commercial  modems  the IG202T V23 provides the following unique features that make it well suited for  utility and industrial applications     Packaged in a rugged  compact enclosure for industrial applications   Leased line interface protected with heavy duty surge protection devices     Built in hardware watchdog timer for software lock up prevention without  requiring human intervention  making it ideal for unmanned locations     Works within an extended temperature range of  40 C to  85         Designed with coupling transformers for high voltage isolation and common  mode noise rejection in industrial and commercial environments     Operate over voice band conditioned or unconditioned leased line and pilot  wires     Accepts power from a wide range of AC and DC power supplies        1IG202T V23  90 to 265 VAC or 100 to 400 VDC       1G202T V23 DC  10 to 60 VDC      G202T V23 RM  Plug
    
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