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BI-39077 GETTING STARTED
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Monitor
Use the Monitor operation to set up the Real-Time Monitoring mode for the selected system. Figure 8 shows a sample
Interconnect Monitor screen.
Figure 8 - Sample Interconnect Monitor Screen
As radios key and release their PTT, the display is updated automatically with a momentary delay. Depending upon the
modem data rate, there is approximately a 1 to 4 second delay from system activity to display changes.
The two LINE # columns show 16 telco line numbers at a time, with line numbers 1-16 on one screen and line numbers 17-32
on another screen. (Use the PgUp and PgDn keys to move between the two line groups.) The STATUS column shows whether
the line is unused (not equipped), free (available), busy (with an interconnect call), or being used for test (communication with
GTI Configurator). The TIME column shows when the call was started. The CHANNEL column shows the radio channel
number and the origination of the call (L (Land) for telephone-originated or M (Mobile) for radio-originated). The MOBILE
column shows the GID or LID number of the radio.
During peak periods, you can watch system activity and see traffic congestion as radios move from one channel to another. If
you want a printed copy of the display, press the Print Screen key. Make sure that a printer is attached to the parallel LPT1
port, and that the printer is on-line and ready for printing. Press the Esc key to return to the Main Menu screen.
Status Info.
• The Status info. operation is used
Use the Status Information operation to retrieve, display, and store status information for each repeater associated with a GTI
unit in the selected system. The status information is stored in a file named STATXXX.INF, where XXX is the system
number. Figure 9 shows a sample Status Information screen for a GTI unit.