Tman - 0692 - 01 - 01 (LMT 1.0.7.0)

OTE LMT
Version: 1.3.7.0
User Guide
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Local Management
Terminal for ARC
applications
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User Guide
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Information for the handbook user:
Before using the equipment, read all of the instructions contained in the
manual and read those relative to safety with special care.
Lue käyttöohjeet ja erityisesti turvallisuuteen liittyvat ohjeet ennen laitteen

käyttöä.
Alvorens over te gaan tot het gebruik van het apparaat lees met aandacht
al de instructies van het handboek en let vooral op die die de veiligheid
betreffen.
Alvorens het apparaat in gebruik te nemen lees alle instructies van het
handboek en vooral de voorschriften betreffende de veiligheid.
Avant toute utilisation de l’appareil, lire toutes les indications contenues

dans le Manuel et avec une attention particulière celles relatives à la
sécurité.
Läs alla instruktioner i denna manual innan ni använder apparaten och då

särskilt noggrannt de anvisningar som gäller säkerheten.
Læs alle de vejledninger, der er indeholdt i manualen med særlig

opmærksomhed på de vejledninger, der vedrører sikkerheden, før
apparatet tages i brug.
Vor Gebrauch des Geräts alle in dieser Bedienungsanleitung enthaltenen

Anweisungen und Vorschriften lesen.
Den Sicherheitsbestimmungen ist dabei besondere Aufmerksamkeit zu
widmen.
Πριν χρησιμοποιήσετε τη συσκευή διαβάστε όλες τις οδηγίες που

περιέχονται στο εγχειρίδιο και δώστε ιδιαίτερη προσοχή στης οδηγίες
ασφαλείας.
Prima di utilizzare l’apparecchiatura leggere tutte le indicazioni contenute

nel manuale e con particolare attenzione quelle relative alla sicurezza.
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Antes de utilizar el equipo leer todas las instrucciones contenidas en el

manual, poniendo particular atención a las de seguridad.
Antes de utilizar o aparelho, leia todas as instruções que constam no

manual e com muita atenção as instruções relativas à segurança.
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Table of contents
1. GENERAL ......................................................................................... 1
1.1 HANDBOOK ORGANISATION........................................................................ 2
1.2 MAIN TASKS DESCRIPTION ......................................................................... 3
2. INSTALLATION AND START-UP ....................................................... 5

2.1 HW REQUIREMENTS..................................................................................... 5
2.2 CONNECTION................................................................................................ 6
2.3 LMT SOFTWARE INSTALLATION................................................................... 7
2.3.1 LMT Version identification .................................................................................7
2.4 START UP...................................................................................................... 8
2.4.1 Configuration Procedure ...................................................................................9
2.4.1.1 Serial Port Configuration ............................................................................9
2.4.1.2 Socket Port Configuration ........................................................................10
2.4.2 Login................................................................................................................12
2.4.3 Logout..............................................................................................................13
2.4.4 Quit the program .............................................................................................14
3. USER INTERFACE .......................................................................... 15

3.1 MENU BAR .................................................................................................. 16
3.2 STATUS PANEL............................................................................................ 19
3.3 FUNCTION PANELS ..................................................................................... 20
3.4 SETTINGS ENVIRONMENT.......................................................................... 21
3.4.1 Settings – General...........................................................................................22
3.4.2 Settings – TX ...................................................................................................26
3.4.3 Settings – RX...................................................................................................28
3.4.4 Settings – Line Functions ................................................................................30
3.4.5 Settings – Line Settings...................................................................................31
3.4.6 Settings – ALB/S Functions.............................................................................33
3.4.7 Settings – ALB/S Settings ...............................................................................34
3.4.8 Settings – ALB/M Settings...............................................................................36
3.4.9 Settings – Thresholds......................................................................................37
3.4.10 Settings – AM mode Radio Changeover.........................................................38
3.4.11 Settings – AM VoIP mode Radio Changeover ................................................40
3.4.12 Settings – Shelf ...............................................................................................42
3.4.13 Settings – DRC-IP ...........................................................................................45
3.4.14 Settings – Freq. Programming ........................................................................46
3.4.15 Settings – DIAG...............................................................................................47
3.4.16 Settings – TCP/IP............................................................................................48
3.4.17 Settings – VoIP................................................................................................51
3.4.18 Settings – Info .................................................................................................57
3.4.19 Settings – Clock Reference.............................................................................59
3.4.20 Settings – SYSLOG.........................................................................................60
3.4.21 Settings – PA100 presence.............................................................................61
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3.4.22 Settings – Board Codes .................................................................................. 62

3.4.23 Settings – Factory Data .................................................................................. 63
3.5 ALARMS ENVIRONMENT.............................................................................64
3.6 MEASURES ENVIRONMENT.........................................................................68
3.7 CALIBRATION ENVIRONMENT ...................................................................70
3.8 ALERTS ENVIRONMENT ..............................................................................75
3.9 STATISTICS ENVIRONMENT .......................................................................76
4. DOWNLOAD MENU ........................................................................ 79

4.1 DOWNLOAD PROCEDURE ...........................................................................80
4.2 UPDATE THE BASELINE INDEXES...............................................................83
4.3 UPGRADE VIA TFTP ....................................................................................86
4.3.1 Install and configure a TFTP Server ............................................................... 86
4.3.2 Equipment upgrade procedure ....................................................................... 89
4.3.3 Baseline verify................................................................................................. 92
5. SETUP ............................................................................................ 95
5.1 SET FREQUENCY CONSTRAINT...................................................................95
5.2 SET CHANNEL CONSTRAINT .......................................................................95
5.3 SET TCP/IP DEFAULT..................................................................................96
5.4 SET CONTROL PANEL PARAMETERS ...........................................................96
ANNEX A: IMC UPGRADE ............................................................... 97

A.1 PRELIMINARY ACTIONS.............................................................................97
A.2 IMC UPGRADING PROCEDURE ...................................................................98
A.3 EQUIPMENT RE-CONFIGURATION AFTER IMC UPGRADING ................... 101
A.3.1 Shelf Reconfiguration and PS Alarms Mapping............................................ 101
A.3.2 DIAG 485 Addresses Mapping ..................................................................... 105
A.3.3 TCXO and Line Reconfiguration................................................................... 106
A.4 BASELINE INDEX UPGRADING .................................................................106
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List of figures
Fig. 2.1 – Identification of the LMT version by using Windows file version info.....................7
Fig. 2.2 – Default window .......................................................................................................8
Fig. 3.1 – Settings Environment ...........................................................................................22
Fig. 3.2 – General for OTE D100 series...............................................................................23
Fig. 3.3 – General for OTE D100-4 series ...........................................................................23
Fig. 3.4 – Shelf Window for OTE D100 ................................................................................42
Fig. 3.5 – Shelf Window for OTE D100-4.............................................................................42
Fig. 3.6 – Shelf Window for OTE D100 with Plurichannel capability....................................43
Fig. 3.7 – TCP/IP Window for OTE D100 VDL.....................................................................48
Fig. 3.8 – TCP/IP Window for OTE D100-4 .........................................................................48
Fig. 3.9 – SIP/RTP Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4 .....................................51
Fig. 3.10 – SIP/RTP Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4, with changes pending52
Fig. 3.11 – Set SIP/RTP Window .........................................................................................52
Fig. 3.12 – SDP Range Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4 ..............................54
Fig. 3.13 – Set VoIP SDP Range Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4...............55
Fig. 3.14 – Permission Check List Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4 .............56
Fig. 3.15 – Set Permission Check List Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4.......56
Fig. 3.16 – Info tab (OTE D100 with IMC card present).......................................................57
Fig. 3.17 – Info tab for OTE D100 VDL equipment ..............................................................57
Fig. 3.18 – Info tab for OTE D100-4 equipment ...................................................................58
Fig. 3.19 – Clock Reference Window for OTE D100-4 equipment ......................................59
Fig. 3.20 – Set NTP Reference Window for OTE D100-4 equipment..................................59
Fig. 3.21 – PA100 Window...................................................................................................61
Fig. 3.22 – Set PA100 Window ............................................................................................61
Fig. 3.23 – Board Codes Window.........................................................................................62
Fig. 3.24 – Factory Data Window .........................................................................................63
Fig. 3.25 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100 equipment equipped with IMC card...........64
Fig. 3.26 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100 equipment equipped with IMC card...........65
Fig. 3.27 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100 equipment equipped with MSIC card ........66
Fig. 3.28 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100-4 series......................................................66
Fig. 3.29 – Measures Environment MSIC and IMC Presence .............................................68
Fig. 3.30 – Measures Environment OTE D100–4 ................................................................68
Fig. 3.31 – Calibration Environment for ALB-M version .......................................................74
Fig. 3.32 – Alerts window .....................................................................................................75
Fig. 3.33 – VDL2 Statistics window ......................................................................................76
Fig. 3.34 – D-ACARS Statistics window...............................................................................77
List of tables
Table 2.1 – Platform requirements .........................................................................................5
Table 3.1 – VoIP SIP/RTP Parameters ................................................................................53
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Title: OTE LMT–User Guide

Document code: MAN-0692/01
Date Variations Rev.
July 2012 First Issue for new LMT SW version 1.3.7.0 01
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1. GENERAL
The purpose of this guide is to provide information about the installation of the Local
Management Terminal, its start-up and operations.
The LMT is a Windows application that monitors, configures and controls the OTE D100-4
equipments through the RS232 serial line. The LMT controls the radio equipment using the
O&M protocol. Messages are transmitted and received through the RS232 serial line or TCP/IP
socket connection according to the DIAG protocol.
Important Note
The LMT 1.3.7.0, described in this User Guide can be used for the following equipment
baselines:
- OTE D100 – VHF, VHF 25W and UHF 7.4.6.0 and higher.
- OTE DTR100 – VDL 1.0.7.0 and higher.
- OTE D100-4 – VHF and UHF 1.2.0.1 and higher.
- DTR100 – VoIP, VHF and UHF 1.6.1.0 and higher.
The use of this LMT version for previous equipment baselines is not recommended.
In this case the equipment could not be able to support some LMT functions. Moreover in the
LMT status bar some failure reports may appear, that do not allow a complete use of the
LMT application.
Note
Generally, the windows showed and explained in this User Guide are referred to the
transceiver version of the equipment.
The LMT may be used also with Transmitter and Receiver. In these cases some interface
windows or some parameters, described in this User Guide, may be not present.
Note
The LMT may be used with OTE D100 UHF and VHF radio equipments and in these cases
some interface windows or some parameters may be different.
Where differences are present it will be clearly specified with phrases as “UHF version” or
“VHF only” etc.
Where there are no comments this means that the interface is the same for all versions.
Note
Some interface windows or some parameters may be different according to equipment

series, models and operational modes.
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1.1 HANDBOOK ORGANISATION
The Handbook is organized into the following sections:

Section 1 – General. This section introduces the equipment and the user guide itself, also
providing a short description of the LMT functionality.
Section 2 – Installation and Setting-up. This section gives a detailed description of the LMT
installation procedure. In addition this section gives step-by-step procedures for the
configuration and start-up of the LMT.
Section 3 – User Interfaces. This section describes how to monitor and to handle the status of
the managed resources through the relevant LMT environment
Section 4 – Download. This section describes the operation that allows downloading of new
software releases and baseline indexes.
Section 7 – Setup. This section describes the actions that may be done in Setup environment.
Moreover the handbook has an Annex A that describes the IMC software downloading by
TeraTerm Terminal emulator application.
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1.2 MAIN TASKS DESCRIPTION

The LMT is an application that monitors, configures and controls SELEX Elsag OTE D100 radio
equipment for Aeronautical Radio Communications, in all the various series (OTE D100 & OTE
D100-4), models and configurations (DTR, DT and DR, VDL, VoIP) via two available
communication interfaces:
 an RS232 serial line (available with all OTE D100 series and models)
 a TCP/IP socket interface (available only on OTE D100-4 series, or on OTE D100
models equipped with the MSIC control and interface card)
The LMT controls the equipment devices using the “DTR100 O&M” protocol.
In order to transmit and receive the O&M messages to/from the controlled device, the LMT
implements
 the DIAG protocol over the RS232 serial line.
 the TCP/IP protocol stack over standard IEEE802.3 “Ethernet” connections.
The application may be seen as composed of three levels:
 User Interface level. It is composed of main windows.
 Setting window
 Alarms window
 Measurement window
 Calibration window
Each window is able to read the device status, the measures and the configuration data from
the device data level. Any number of pop-up windows can be used to modify configuration
data present on the setting window.
When users set a new parameter value, the application checks the new parameter to be
coherent with the current device’s configuration, and displays error messages in case of
wrong setting.
When the user selects the Measure window, the O&M protocol module enables the request
of measures form the controlled device. When the user switches to a different window, the
O&M module stops the measures updating.
The User Interface allows the selection of the communication port and operating parameters
 COM port number, speed, data bits, parity and flow control, for the serial RS232.
 IP Address and TCP port socket connection
 Device Data and Protocol level. This level maintains communication with the connected
device, periodically requesting device status.
Measures and configuration data, depending on which of the User Interface window is
displayed on screen, to update proper information storage structures in RAM. The Protocol
level uses link information coming respectively from the DIAG or the TCP protocol, to verify
connection with controlled device.

1
Serial communication level . At communication level, the DIAG protocol module provides
an upper layer messages transport and interface application to the serial communication
line.
1
For RS232 interface only
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2. INSTALLATION AND START-UP

This section of the handbook includes all the information for a correct installation of the Local
Management Terminal onto the hardware platform, and for realization of the physical connection
to the managed OTE D100 radio equipment.
It also shows the procedure for a correct start-up of the program, thus including the connection
activation and login procedure.
2.1 HW REQUIREMENTS
The hardware platform where the LMT is installed must have Microsoft Windows 95/98;
Windows NT 4.00; Windows 2000; Windows XP (or later version) as operating system. It should
satisfy the requirements listed in the following table.
Table 2.1 – Platform requirements
Local Management Terminal platform requirements

Operating system Microsoft Windows 95/98;NT 4.00; 2000; XP.
Win/NT available software tools must include:
Remote Access Service
Service Pack 4.0 or later
CPU Pentium-class, 133 MHz at least
RAM 64Mb minimum (128 Mb recommended)
Hard disk 5 Mb free space at least free space necessary for basic installation
Other drives 8x CD-ROM drive
External I/F RS232 port
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2.2 CONNECTION
The LMT can be run with RS232 serial communication, by means of a PC physically connected
to the D100 radio equipment at the TEST connector located on the equipment front side.
Alternatively, only for OTE D100–4 series or OTE D100 models equipped with MSIC card, it
may communicate with the radio equipment through TCP/IP socket over an Ethernet
connection.
The connection with the front connector (TEST) may be done by a proper cable (P/N
976-0761/01) provided by SELEX Elsag and described in the following table.
Cable layout
P1: D Type 9 pin female P2: Mini DIN 8-pin male

(to be connected to J1 connector) (to be connected to J2 connector)
Connectors type and location

PC Rear Side Radio Equipment front side 2
J1: D-type 9-pin
This connector
corresponds with the
PC COM port physical
interface.
J2: Mini DIN 8-pin female
Pin assignment
P1 P2 Signal Description
2  5 TEST_SER TX RS232 TX line
3  2 TEST_SER RX RS232 RX line
5  1 GND Ground
NOTE: The other wires and pins are not connected
2
The figure shows the OTE D100-4 equipment where the connector is located onto the DM Module. In the other
equipment series the connector is located onto the BB front side.
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2.3 LMT SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

The application does not need a specific installation, being self-consistent. Installing the
application is simple as copying the application on the destination Host, into an appropriate
folder selected by the User.
2.3.1 LMT Version identification
The user may identify the version of the LMT application using the standard Windows function
to inspect file versions. To inspect the application information, select the application executable,
press the mouse right button and select “Properties” from the context menu. Then select the
“Version” panel from the “Properties” window.
Fig. 2.1 – Identification of the LMT version by using Windows file version info
Verify that the information about “File Version” correspond to the requested ones.
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2.4 START UP
Open the folder containing the LMT executable file and click on the associated icon.
WARNING According to Equipment Version and Series some parameters may differ.
The Default window will appear.
Fig. 2.2 – Default window
The LMT is started, but the communication is still ; a communication channel must
be configured to communicate with the radio equipment.
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2.4.1 Configuration Procedure
The LMT may communicate through a serial line or, only for OTE D100–4 series or OTE D100
models equipped with MSIC card, through a TCP/IP socket connection.
2.4.1.1 Serial Port Configuration
 Select the Serial Line configuration on Configure menu.
 In the window that appears, set the Com Port to which the radio equipment is connected
(refer to § - 2.2 for details on connection).
 Click on button to confirm the operation.

 The serial port is now configured and must be opened to allow the communication with the
radio equipment. Select the Open Serial Port on Configure menu.
If the radio is properly connected the field will substitute the one.
If the radio is not properly connected the field will substitute the
one.
Refer to § - 2.2 for details on connection.
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If the radio is properly connected the application adapts its appearance, behaviour and
interaction according to the equipment model configuration found. See section § - User Interface
for further details on fields and icons located on the window and for information on windows
browsing.
2.4.1.2 Socket Port Configuration
 Select the Socket configuration on Configure menu.
 In the window that appears, digit the Host name 3 or IP address related to the radio
equipment.
 Click on button to confirm the operation.

 The Socket Interface is now configured and can be used to connect the equipment. Select
the Connect to Socket on Configure menu.
If the radio is properly connected the field will substitute the one.
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Only if a DNS Server is operational and properly configured on the User LAN
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one.
Note: if Socket configuration parameter are wrong or the equipment is unreachable
the field substitute the one for approximately 20 second, after the
correct indication appears
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2.4.2 Login
The Login procedure is used to open a Control Session on radio equipment. Only when a
Control Session is opened it is allowed to change configuration parameters.
Note
Concerning O&M functions, the equipment can be managed from the following access points according
to the equipment type:
 Control Panel (CP), by use of the Control Panel keyboard;
 TEST interface, by use of the LMT connected to the RS232 Test Interface port located on the
equipment front side;
 DIAG interface, if the remote control takes place through the RS485 DIAG Diagnostic Interface,
located on the equipment rear side.
 Ethernet interface, if the remote control takes place through a TCP/IP over Ethernet connection.
It is important to note that only one Control Session at a time is allowed to be opened, and then when a
Control Session is opened by the User of one interface, another Control Session cannot be opened.
Note
It is important to note that the Login procedure is used to allow configuration parameters changing. To
save the data into the equipment non volatile memory 4 and make the new configuration available onto
the radio equipment, the Logout procedure must be performed.
Precondition
The LMT application is started and the communication channel has been configured and
opened with success.
Procedure
 Select the Login entry from File menu.
 If the following message appears on the Status Bar (window bottom side), the Control
Session cannot be opened.
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DM module on OTE D100-4 series; IMC or MSIC cards on OTE D100 series
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This occurs when another Control Session is already opened (e.g. from Control Panel or
form the RS485 serial line).
2.4.3 Logout
The Logout procedure must be carried out in order to save the configuration on the equipment
non volatile memory and to close the Control Session. After the Logout procedure has
completed, by LMT it is allowed to visualize all the parameters but they cannot be modified.
Note
To save the data into the non-volatile memory of the control module 5 of the equipment and
make the new configuration available onto the radio equipment, the Logout procedure must
be performed.
Note
If the LMT connection is disabled (cable disconnected or communication channel closed) for
a long time, the Logout procedure automatically occurs.
The timeout parameter is set at 5 minutes.
Procedure
 Select the Logout entry from File menu
 When the LMT is in Logout status, the Logout message is displayed on the Status Bar
(window bottom side). The message is present until a new message must be displayed.
5
DM module on OTE D100-4 series; IMC or MSIC cards on OTE D100 series
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2.4.4 Quit the program
The Exit procedure must be carried out in order to quit the application.
Procedure
 Select the Exit entry from File menu.
A pop up window, asking for action confirmation, appears.
 Click on button to quit the application.
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3. USER INTERFACE
The User Interface is realized with a window composed by main fields as showed in the
following figure and described in the below sections.
The LMT displays or hides some fields depending on the presence or absence of hardware
modules in the connected equipment. In the following sections the differences, if present, are
highlighted.
WARNING The LMT adapts some Tabs depending on the presence or absence of the
hardware modules and cards in the connected equipment.
WARNING The LMT adapts some Tabs depending on the sw capability declared by
equipment through the OeM Protocol Version.
WARNING The LMT adapts some Tabs depending on the response to specified get
command or depending on the board hw version.
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3.1 MENU BAR
It contains File, Configure, Commands, Download, and Setup entries.
 File Menu:
 Login is used to open a Control session.

 Logout is used to close the Control session.
 Exit is used to close and quit the application.
 Configure Menu:
 Serial line configuration. It is used to configure the RS232 communication line

(Port, baud rate, data bits, stop bits etc). Refer to § - 2.4.1.1 for details on operation.
 Open/Close serial port. It is used to open/close the RS232 communication line.
Refer to § - 2.4.1.1 for details on operation.
 Socket Configuration. It can be used only with OTE D100-4 series and OTE D100
models equipped with the MSIC card. It is used to configure the TCP/IP
communication channel. Refer to § - 2.4.1.2 for details on operation.
 Connect to Socket. It can be used only with OTE D100-4 series and OTE D100
models equipped with the MSIC card. It is used to connect the equipment through
the TCP/IP port. Refer to § - 2.4.1.2 for details on operation.
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 Commands Menu:
 Warm Reset, Restart and Resume. They are used to run the corresponding
command on the radio equipment (refer to the specific radio model Technical
Handbook for further details).
 Reset Statistics. reset the VDL2 and D-ACARS internal modem Statistics.
 Set PTT Command. By selecting this option the following window appears allowing
the PTT configuration.
Note: Depending on the controlled DTR100 equipment (in terms of hardware and
software), the transmission with the generation of a Tone Frequency is not always
available. Refer to the DTR100 equipment baseline for details on the features
supported.
 DownLoad Menu:
 Start Download. It is used to download the software application hosted inside the
radio modules. Refer to § - 4 for details on operations.
 Stop Download. It is used to close the download section. Refer to § - 4 for details
on operations.
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 Update Baseline Indexes. It allows the Baseline Indexes updating for all the radio
modules and rack. Refer to § - 4 for details.
 TFTP SW Upgrade. Available only on OTE D100 models equipped with MSIC card
or on OTE D100-4 series. It triggers the upgrade of the equipment software via
TFTP transfer from a TFTP server. Refer to § - § - 4.3 for details on operations.
 Goto Loader. Available only on OTE D100 series, but not present in OTE D100-4
series.
 In case of IMC: It is used to force the IMC application to return to the Boot
Loader. After this operation it is possible to download the
software application on IMC card. Refer to § - Annex A - IMC
upgrade for details on operations.
 In case of MSIC: It is used to force the MSIC application to return to the Boot
Loader. In this case, any other operation must be done by
SELEX Elsag personnel only.
 Setup Menu:
 Set Frequency Constraint. It is used to set the Frequency Range. Refer to § - 5

for details on operation.
 Set Channel Constraint. It is used to set the Maximum Channel number. Refer to
§ - 5 for details on operation.
 TCP/IP Default. It is used to reset the TCP/IP parameters of the equipment to the
factory default. Refer to § - 5 for details on operation
 Set Control Panel Parameters. Available only in OTE D100-4 series. It is used to
set control panel parameters. Refer to § - 5 for details on operation
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3.2 STATUS PANEL

It contains four indicators to summarize the radio equipment status.
 Local/Remote: it is used to display local/remote status corresponding to

equipment OFFLINE/ONLINE status.
The panel is Green when the radio is in ONLINE status; Yellow
when the radio is in OFFLINE status.

 Active / Not Active: it corresponds to the Active /Not Active status of the DM Module.
Refer to OTE D100 Technical Handbook for further details.
The panel is Green when the radio is ; Yellow when the radio is
.
 Ready / Not Ready: it is used to display ready/not ready status:
 The green panel is present if the equipment is in the following states:

 ON LINE,
 ON LINE_ACTIVE,
 OFF LINE
 FAULT
 The red panel is present if the equipment is in the following states:

 STARTUP,
 DOWNLOAD status.
 Alarms Panel: it is used to display Alarm/No Alarm status in correspondence
of the equipment status.
The panel is Green when the radio is not alarmed, Red

when is alarmed.
 Alerts Panel: it is used to display Alerts/No Alerts status in correspondence of the
equipment status.
The panel is Green when the radio is not alert yellow when
is alerted.
Note: alert indication is displayed only if implemented into the equipment.
 Comm OK: it is used to display the communication link status.
The panel is Green when the communication with the radio is OK, Red
when is NOT OK, Yellow when communication channel is

disabled.
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During the TFTP software upgrade 6, another panel is shown that may assume the following
statuses.
 The panel is Green; the TFTP transfer is complete. A new transfer may
be triggered stepping the equipment back to the “Transferring” status. In case of a restart
request due to an LMT user request or due to an application error, the equipment will start
the internal upgrade procedure and the panel will display “Upgrading”.
 The panel is Yellow; the TFTP transfer is in progress. If the transfer

completes successfully, the panel will display “Transferred”.
 The panel is Red; the equipment is validating the transferred files and,
if the validation succeeds, it is writing the new applications to the application flash memory
of the internal modules. At the end of the internal upgrade procedure, either with success or
with failure, the equipment will perform a reboot.
3.3 FUNCTION PANELS

It is used to choose monitoring the equipment parameters. Four main panels are provided to set
Working Area that may be browsed by clicking on the relevant tab.
 Settings for configuration parameters.

 Alarms for active alarms.
 Measures for measurement parameters.
 Calibration it allows the Oscillator Level adjusting.
if supported by equipment, there are other two panels:

 Alerts for active alerts.
 Statistics it report statistics information if applicable.
These environments are detailed in the following sections.
6
Available only on OTE D100 models equipped with MSIC card or on OTE D100-4 series.
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3.4 SETTINGS ENVIRONMENT

The settings environment can be monitored at any moment by clicking on the relevant Settings
tab on the Default window.
The Settings Environment is composed of many windows that may be browsed by clicking on
the relevant tab. These windows group the radio parameters. Some of these parameters are
available only for monitoring (the most critical ones), while others may be also edited in order to
customize the radio configuration.
On the LMT interface, the editable parameters are represented in black colour and the non-
editable parameters are represented in gray colour. Moreover some parameters may change
their availability (editable or non editable) according to the status of the control session (OPEN,
CLOSED) and to the status of the equipment (ON LINE, OFF LINE, FAULT, DOWNLOAD, etc).
Important Note
The actions described within this User Manual are limited to the editable parameters and it is
suggested to refer to the corresponding OTE D100 Technical Handbooks in order to have
further details on all parameters’ meaning.
Attention
In any case, before changing the parameters value it is recommended to refer to OTE
D100 Technical Handbooks, where an in-depth description of all main parameters is
given.
The following figures show the window related to a DTR100 equipment for standard AM Voice
applications. In the Settings environment related to the other equipment models (e.g. VDL,
VoIP), some tags and parameters may differ, there may be additional ones, or they may be not
present.
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Fig. 3.1 – Settings Environment
A brief description of windows and parameters located in Settings environment is given in the
following sections.
3.4.1 Settings – General
This window is present in all equipment versions but according to equipment Series and
Models, some parameters may differ. It allows for monitoring and setting the equipment
configuration.
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Fig. 3.2 – General for OTE D100 series
Fig. 3.3 – General for OTE D100-4 series
 To set Frequency, Channel, and Offset 7, double click one of these fields and the Set
Frequency window appears 8.
7
The offset setting is not applicable in DR100 equipment, and in VDL models.
8
The Set Frequency window shown is referred to a VHF radio version.
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Insert the new parameters and click on button.
Important note:
In order to set the frequency value according to the Frequency Priority it is mandatory to set
the 255 value for the channel. In fact when the channel value is 255, the radio equipment
does not follow the Frequency – Channel association. After setting, when the OK button is
clicked, in General window, the channel assumes the 255 value and the frequency value is
updated according to setting.
In order to set the frequency value according to Channel Priority, set the Channel value
(from 0 to 119). After setting, when the OK button is clicked the channel and frequency
values in General window will be updated according to the Frequency to Channel
association as in the Freq. Programming window (ref also to § - 3.4.13).
 To set Mode, Status, Antenna Output Configuration and Clock Source, double click the side
field and the relevant set window appears. Select the desired value and click on
button.
When the radio is in ONLINE status the panel is present on the Status Panels.
When the radio is in OFFLINE status the panel is present on the Status
Panels.
NOTE:
In the following chapters the tables that list the control parameters also specify whether
the relevant parameter can be edited when the equipment is in the ON LINE and/or in the
OFF LINE status.
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ON OFF
Parameter Range Default
LINE LINE
25 kHz DSB AM
8 1/3 kHz DSB AM
AM Data
D-ACARS
VDL Mode 2 25 kHz DSB
Mode 9 (D100 VHF version) VDL 2 LAAS 10 ●
AM
VDL Mode 3
VDL Mode 4
25 kHz DSB AM VoIP
8 1/3 kHz DSB AM VoIP
25 kHz DSB AM
Mode (D100 VHF 25W version) 25 kHz DSB AM ●
8 1/3 kHz DSB AM
25 kHz DSB AM
Mode (D100 UHF version) 25 kHz DSB AM ●
25 kHz DSB AM VoIP
25 kHz DSB AM
8 1/3 kHz DSB AM
Mode 11 (D100-4 VHF version) AM Data 25 kHz DSB AM ●
25 kHz DSB AM VoIP
8 1/3 kHz DSB AM VoIP
25 kHz DSB AM
Mode (D100-4 UHF version) 25 kHz DSB AM ●
25 kHz DSB AM VoIP
Frequency (MHz) (VHF version) 108,000 to 156,000 108,000 12 ●
Frequency (MHz) (UHF version) 255,000 to 399,975 255,000 ●
Highest Frequency 137 MHz to 156 MHz 156 MHz ●
Channel Number 0 to 119 (or 255) 0 ●
13
Offset Type (AM-DSB) (VHF
0 to 4 0 ●
Only)
Offset Index (AM-DSB) 14 (VHF
0 to Offset Type (set value) 0 ●
Only)
Status ON LINE/OFF LINE 15 ON LINE - -
16
Clock Source INT/EXT INT ●
9
When operating in AM-DSB 8.33 kHz mode, it is necessary to select a frequency that is compatible with 25 kHz
spacing before selecting any other operating mode. Otherwise, message "setting failed" is displayed.
10
VDL Mode 2, in case of VDL models
11
When operating in AM-DSB 8.33 kHz mode, it is necessary to select a frequency that is compatible with 25 kHz
spacing before selecting any other operating mode. Otherwise, message "setting failed" is displayed.
12
136.975 MHz in case of VDL models
13
This allows for selecting the desired carrier offset scheme. This figure may assume following values: 0 (no offset); 1
(two-offset carrier scheme with -5 and +5 kHz); 2 (three-offset carrier scheme with -7.5, 0 and +7.5 kHz); 3 (four-offset
carrier scheme with -7.5, -2.5, +2.5, +7.5 kHz); 4 (five-offset carrier scheme with -8, -4, 0, +4, +8 kHz). Once selected
the relevant, offset index must be adjusted.
14
This allows for selecting value of applied offset according to following offset table where figures are expressed in kHz:
Index
0 1 2 3 4
0 0 - - - -
Type
1 -5 +5 - - -
2 -7.5 0 +7.5 - -
3 -7.5 -2.5 +2.5 +7.5 -
4 -8 -4 0 +4 +8
15
This parameter can assume also the DOWNLOAD, FAULT and START UP statuses. These statuses cannot be
changed until active.
16
When EXT clock source is selected, equipment operating mode can not be changed. Please ensure that INT clock
source is selected when changing operating mode.
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ON OFF
LINE LINE
Antenna Switch /
Ant. Output Configuration 17 Antenna Switch ● ●
Squelch Output
3.4.2 Settings – TX
This window is present only if a Transmitter section is present. It allows for monitoring and
setting parameters related to TX section of the equipment.
To set parameters double click the relative field and the relevant set window appears. Select the
desired value and click on button.
17
This parameter is used to configure the ANT connector signals of IMC, DM and MSIC card. When set to "Squelch
Output" the ANT connector replicates the Squelch signal and may be used to drive other systems according to the
squelch status (e.g. SMIR systems).
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Following editable parameters are available within this window.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
Out Power (dBm) (VHF version) +40 to +47 +47 ● ●
Out Power (dBm) (UHF version) +40 to +45 +45 ● ●
18
Modulation Depth (%) 0 to 100 90 ● ●
19
TX timeout 8 (sec) 0 to 360 0 ● ●
18
Not Applicable in the following operational modes: VDL Mode 2, VDL Mode 3, VDL Mode 4.
19
The “0” value correspond to the Disabled status
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3.4.3 Settings – RX
This window is present only if a Receiver section is present. It allows for monitoring and setting
parameters related to RX section of the equipment.
Following editable parameters are available within this window.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
Squelch RSSI Threshold (dBm)
20 -107 to -44 -103 ● ●
(VHF version)
Squelch RSSI Threshold (dBm)
-101 to -44 -97 ● ●
(UHF version)
C/N Threshold (dB) 21 5 to 20 15 ● ●
Override Threshold (dBm)
22 -107 to -67 -87 ● ●
(VHF version)
Override Threshold (dBm)
-101 to -67 -87 ● ●
(UHF version)
20
21
22
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ON OFF
LINE LINE
Hysteresis Threshold (dB) 2 to 8 4 ● ●
Squelch Enabled/Disabled Enabled ● ●
Squelch Mode RSSI; C/N; C/N + Override RSSI
AFAgc Enable/Disable Enable/Disable Enable ● ●
Mute Mode (Valid only for radio with RX Mute Disabled
Enable ● ●
IMC card) RX Mute Enabled
Note on SSV parameters

The parameters are all grouped in the lower right side of the window, in the “Signal Strength Voltage”
box.
The P1, P2 and P3 represent the coordinates as shown in the following figure and the R Load is the load
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resistance connected to the SSV output.
The order of the points P1 and P3 is not important, P1 may be lower than P3 or vice versa; P2 must
always be the intermediate point and it may be “Not defined” (if the transfer function between the RF
input and the SSV output is represented by a straight line).
The admitted ranges for the SSV output configuration parameters are given in the following table.
Parameter Min Max

RF input (P1, P2, P3) -120 dBm +10 dBm
SSV output (P1, P2, P3) 100 mV 6000 mV
R Load 5.6 kOhm 1000 kOhm
Moreover the max admitted voltage difference (available dynamics) between P1 and P3 is 4500 mV.
This value, if the load resistance is present, must be reduced according to the following:
Available dynamics = 4500 * R load / (R load + 0.56),
where R load is the value of the load resistance expressed in kOhm.
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It is important to insert the value of the load resistance connected to the SSV output. If this value is not inserted, it is
considered infinite and, since the SSV output resistance is different than 0 (it is 560 Ohm), the SSV output may be
afflicted by an error.
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3.4.4 Settings – Line Functions
WARNING According to Equipment Version, Series and Models, this tab may be not
present or some parameters may differ.
This tab is present only for OTE D100-4 series. For other OTE D100 Series the tab with line
functions is described in section § - 3.4.6.
In this window, all the setting operations are allowed if the radio is in OFF LINE status.
To set parameters double click the relative field and the relevant Set ALB/S Functions appears.
By barring the side blank box of Enable F_tone or Enable CM_tone, it is enabled the setting of
the relevant parameters located in the Line Settings window. Refer to section ahead for details
Select the desired value and click on button.
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3.4.5 Settings – Line Settings
This tab is present only for OTE D100-4 series. For OTE D100 Series, the tab that allows the
Line setting is described in section § - 3.4.7.
For audio lines setting double click on relevant field and the Set Audio Lines Setting window
appears.
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The Recorder Audio Output Level may be set in a dedicated window.
The table below lists the editable parameters and gives their allowed value ranges
ON OFF
Parameter Values Default
LINE LINE
AF Line IN Pri -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
AF Line OUT Pri -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
AF Line IN Bkp -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
AF Line OUT Bkp -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
Delay (msec) 0 to 500 0 ●
Recorder Audio Output 0 to 20 dBm 10 dBm ●
To edit the In-Band tone and CM parameters, the relevant function in Line Functions
window must be barred.
If enabled, double click on relevant field and the correspondent setting window appears.
The table below lists the editable parameters and gives their allowed values.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
-10 to -34
In band Tone Squelch Amplitude (dB) -10 ● ●
On respect to audio
-20 to -44
In band Tone PTT Threshold (dB) -20 ● ●
On respect to audio
0 to -24
CM Tone amplitude (dB) 0 ● ●
On respect to audio
-10 to –34
CM Tone threshold (dB) -10 ● ●
On respect to audio
CM Delay (msec) 20 to 200 60 ● ●
Pack O&M Header 24 Enable/Disable Disable ● ●
24
Enable or disable the message packing in a protocol compatible format.
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3.4.6 Settings – ALB/S Functions
This tab is not present for OTE D100-4 series. For OTE D100 Series, the tab with line functions
is described in section § - 3.4.4
In this window, all the setting operations are allowed if the radio is in OFF LINE status.
To set parameters double click the relative field and the relevant Set ALB/S Functions appears.
By barring the side blank box of Enable FSK, Enable F_tone or Enable CM_tone, it is enabled
the setting of the relevant parameters located in the ALB/S Settings window. Refer to section
ahead for details
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3.4.7 Settings – ALB/S Settings
This tab is not present for OTE D100-4 series. For OTE D100 Series the tab that allows the Line
setting is described in section § - 0.
For audio lines setting double click on relevant field and the Set ALB/S Audio Lines Setting
window appears.
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The table below lists the editable parameters and gives their allowed value ranges.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
AF Line IN Pri -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
AF Line OUT Pri -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
AF Line IN Bkp -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
AF Line OUT Bkp -30 to +10 dBm -10 dBm ●
Delay (msec) 0 to 500 0 ●
Recorder Audio Output 0 to 20 dBm 10 dBm ●
To edit the In-Band tone, CM and FSK parameters, the relevant function in ALB/S
Functions window must be barred.
If enabled, double click on relevant field and the correspondent setting window appears.
The table below lists the editable parameters and gives their allowed value ranges.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
-10 to -34
In band Tone Squelch Amplitude (dB) -10 ● ●
On respect to audio
-20 to -44
In band Tone PTT Threshold (dB) -20 ● ●
On respect to audio
0 to -24
CM Tone amplitude (dB) 0 ● ●
On respect to audio
-10 to –34
CM Tone threshold (dB) -10 ● ●
On respect to audio
CM Delay (msec) 20 to 200 60 ● ●
0 to –24
FSK Tone amplitude (dB) -10 ● ●
On respect to audio
-10 to -34
FSK Tone threshold (dB) -20 ● ●
On respect to audio
Pack O&M Header 25 Enable/Disable Disable ● ●
25
Enable or disable the message packing in a protocol compatible format.
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To set parameters double click the relative field and the relevant Set General Line Parameter
appears. For Audio level Fine Calibration refer to section § - 3.7
The table below lists the editable parameters, located in the window, and gives their allowed
value ranges.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
Audio Input Level 27 (dBm) -30 to +10 -10 ●
28
Audio Output Level (dBm) -30 to +10 -10 ●
26
ALB-M only
27
Only for DTR100 and DR100 in AM-DSB, AM-DATA and VoIP operational modes
28
Only for DTR100 and DT100 in AM-DSB, AM-DATA and VoIP operational modes
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3.4.9 Settings – Thresholds
This window is present only for the Transceiver and the Transmitter models. It allows for
monitoring and setting the alarm and alert thresholds referred to main transmission parameters.
The following editable parameters are available within this window.

It is important to note that for all the parameters the value "0" corresponds to the Disabled
status.
Threshold for TX HW version < 4
Parameter Range Default ON LINE OFF LINE
Alarm Threshold VSWR 25 to 30 30 ● ●
Alert Threshold VSWR 15 to 25 20 ● ●
Threshold for TX HW version >=5

Parameter Range Default ON LINE OFF LINE
Alarm Threshold VSWR 20 to 50 30 ● ●
Alert Threshold VSWR 15 to 40 25 ● ●
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3.4.10 Settings – AM mode Radio Changeover
This window is not present for the OTE DTR100 VDL models or when AM-VoIP mode are
selected.
Different sub-windows, related to the radio changeover, are available according to which Rack
Type is configured and which operative mode is active.
Rack Type = Main
values.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
Main
Manual Main
Standby
Rack Type Stand Alone ●
Stand Alone
Guard TRX
Guard RX
Manual Radio section Changeover
Not applicable when Rack Type see note 29 ● ●
selected is Manual main
29
TX main, RX main, TX standby and RX standby can be set by click on relevant white box allowing changeover.
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ON OFF
LINE LINE
Max PTT Transaction 30 1 to 50 5 ● ●
Rack Type = Standalone, Standby, Guard TRX, Guard RX
values.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
Main
Manual Main
Standby
Rack Type Stand Alone ●
Stand Alone
Guard TRX
Guard RX
30
This parameter represents the number of PTT transaction between TX sections changeover for TX section uniform
aging this parameter is absent if Rack Type is configured as Manual Main. When Manual Main mode is activated radio
selection is made by a digital input.
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3.4.11 Settings – AM VoIP mode Radio Changeover
This window is present for the OTE DTR100 models when AM VoIP 25 kHz or 8 1/3 kHz DSB
AM mode are selected.
Note: changes to Monochannel VoIP Parameters do not take effect until
the restart of the equipment
values.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
Enable Monochannel VoIP Enable/Disable Disable ● ●
Valid IP address
(Different from already

Virtual IP Address configured IP address of ● ●
DTRs and it should be in the
same subnet of IP address of
primary Ethernet interface)
[1-255]
Virtual ID (Both DTRs in the pair shall ● ●

be use the same Virtual ID
value.)
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ON OFF
LINE LINE
Priority [1-254]
(Both DTRs in the pair shall
● ●
be use the different Priority
value.)
Advertisement Interval [1-255]

(Both DTRs in the pair shall
be use the same
Advertisement Interval ● ●
value.)
This value should be greater
than 100 ms.
Peer Remote IP Address Valid IP address
(Both DTRs in the pair shall ● ●

be use IP address in the
same subnet.)
Peer Remote TCP Port [1-65535]
● ●
The default is 11750.
Peer Local TCP Port [1-65535]
● ●
The default is 11750.
Max PTT transaction [1- 50]
5 ● ●
The default is 5
Monochannel VoIP Status information are present when Monochannel Voip is activated
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3.4.12 Settings – Shelf
This window is present on all equipment versions but, according to equipment Series and
Models, some parameters may differ. It allows for monitoring and setting of the equipment
configuration, in terms of which modules are present.
Fig. 3.4 – Shelf Window for OTE D100
Fig. 3.5 – Shelf Window for OTE D100-4
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Fig. 3.6 – Shelf Window for OTE D100 with Plurichannel capability
This window shows shelf configuration and type. When a module is present the check box near
the relevant parameter is barred.
This window can also be used to:
 Change the radio shelf configuration (e.g. transform the DTR100 into a DT100 by
unchecking the RX Presence box). This operation can be made only in OFF LINE
status.
 Change the radio shelf type (VHF 50, VHF 25, UHF). This operation can be made only
in OFF LINE status.
 Activate the plurichannel capability
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Parameter Value Description

Plurichannel Mode Enabled/Disabled Enables or disables the EGSC functionalities
VCS GTR 100 or DRC Only if Plurichannel Mode is enabled, this
communication IP parameter sets which protocol will be used to
protocol communicate with VCS for remote control.
GTR 100 supports legacy VCS that uses
serial RS232. DRC IP will support VCS with
VoIP functionalities for remote control over
UDP/IP.
AF 100 TRX Enabled/Disabled Only if Plurichannel Mode is enabled, this
presence parameter enables or disables the AF Filter.
Attention:
This operation must be authorized by SELEX Elsag and may be done with a correspondent
hardware action (refer to the relevant OTE D100 Technical Handbooks for further details).
Moreover this window can also be used to enable/disable the alarms related to the power
supply.
This operation is recommended when the radio equipment is not powered by both the AC and
DC supplies, but only by the AC one.
In fact, when the DC supply is not present, if the “PS DC Fail” box is enabled, the
panel will be always present, although in reality the radio is working correctly; if the “PS DC Fail”
box is disabled, the Alarm panel disappears.
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3.4.13 Settings – DRC-IP
This window is present only for OTE D100 with Plurichannel capability equipment when VCS
Comm: DRC IP protocol is configured (VCS with VoIP functionalities for remote control over
UDP/IP is selected.
This window can be used to:

 Change the UDP Port Number reserved to the DRC-IP protocol. The default value is
11600.
 Change the message ack response timeout from VCS.
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3.4.14 Settings – Freq. Programming
This window is present in all equipment versions. This window allows setting of channel
frequency association.
Before reading the “frequency to channel” association, stored into the radio equipment, all the
fields assume the “Unknown Frequency” value.
By clicking on the button, the “frequency to channel” association will be retrieved from
the radio equipment. After the “Get” operation, if the channel to frequency association has not
yet been performed, all the fields assume the “Invalid Frequency” value. Otherwise, the
frequency values are presented, as associated to each channel number.
 To set the channel frequency association double click the Frequency field you want to
change. The following window appears.
 Scroll to the desired value for Frequency, by means of the up/down arrows, and click on the
button to confirm the operation.
NOTE:
The channel frequency association value, as here configured, has priority over the setting
that can be done from the Settings-General window (refer to § - 3.4.1 for details), effectively
overriding it.
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3.4.15 Settings – DIAG
This window is not present in OTE D100 equipment models with MSIC Board.
It allows setting of Physical and Logical ID address for the DIAG 485 line (rear side of
equipment).
value ranges.
ON OFF
LINE LINE
DIAG 485 Physical ID 31: 2 to 254 255 32 ● ●
DIAG 485 Data Layer ID 33: 0 to 255 48 ● ●
DIAG485 Wire Number 2 wires / 4 wires ● ●
31
Physical ID address on the RS485 multi-drop connection for remote O&M management via DIAG port.
32
The Data Layer ID = 255 means that the parameter is not configured.
33
Logical ID address on the RS485 multi-drop connection for remote O&M management via DIAG port.
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3.4.16 Settings – TCP/IP
This window is present in the equipment models that host the MSIC or the DM cards.
It allows setting of TCP/IP parameters.
Fig. 3.7 – TCP/IP Window for OTE D100 VDL
Fig. 3.8 – TCP/IP Window for OTE D100-4
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values and ranges.
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TCP Keepalive – Idle Time 12 to 255 sec 12 sec ● ●
TCP Keepalive – Probe Count 8 (fixed) 8 ● ●
TCP Keepalive – Interval 1 to 255 sec 8 sec ● ●
Digital Services – D-ACARS Server ● ●
5001 to 65535 10555
Port
Digital Services – VDL2 Server Port 5001 to 65535 11500 ● ●
IP – Default Gateway Dotted IP Address 192.168.100.1 ● ●
IP – Ethernet IF #1 – IP Address Dotted IP Address 192.168.100.2 ● ●
IP – Ethernet IF #1 – IP Address Dotted IP Address 192.168.101.2 ● ●
IP – Ethernet IF #1 and #2 – Subnet ● ●
Dotted Net mask 255.255.255.0
Mask
Enabled Physical ● ●
Monitor
Enabled ARP Monitor
IP – Bonding – Enable Disabled
Enabled Mixed
Monitor
Disabled
1 to 65535 ● ●
IP – Bonding – ARP Request Period (ms or s depending 10
on type of Enable)
IP – Bonding – ARP Target Address ● ●
Dotted IP Address 0.0.0.0
#1 to #5
Ethernet bonding parameters:
Parameters Values
Mode  DISABLED (default)
 ARP: ARP ping on “ARP target addresses”
every “ARP request period” used in
milliseconds.
 PHYSICAL: Physical check on Eth1
 MIXED: Physical check on Eth1 and ARP
check on Eth2 every “ARP request period”
used in seconds
Arp request period [1-65035] (used in milliseconds in ARP mode and
seconds in MIXED mode)
Arp target address #1 valid IP address (used only in ARP mode)
Note: When Ethernet bonding is enabled, the Eth2 interface shared the same IP
address and the MAC address of the Eth1 interface.
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When user modifies a parameter, a Warning (shown in the following figure) appears indicating
that the parameters values stored in the flash memory do not match the new user settings.
The parameters shown in the window are always the operative parameters. To transfer the
parameters that have been modified onto the flash memory, it is necessary to perform a Restart
of the equipment, by using the “Restart” option under the Command menu. After this operation,
the new parameters will be operative, saved in non volatile memory, and they will be visualized
in the LMT windows.
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3.4.17 Settings – VoIP
This window is present only in OTE D100 VoIP models and in OTE D100-4 series.
This environment is composed of two sub-windows as described ahead:
SIP/RTP Window
This window is used to configure the parameters of the VoIP Service that will be applied to all
incoming SIP sessions. These parameters are stored on non-volatile memory and, if changed,
they will take effect only after a reboot of the equipment.
Fig. 3.9 – SIP/RTP Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4
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Fig. 3.10 – SIP/RTP Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4, with changes pending
To set parameters double click the relative field and the relevant Set VoIP Common Parameter
appears.
Fig. 3.11 – Set SIP/RTP Window
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value ranges.
Table 3.1 – VoIP SIP/RTP Parameters

ON OFF
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URI SIP Address sip:<user>@<IP none ● ●
address>
Local SIP Port 5060 5060 ● ●
DSCP Signalling Value 0-255 34 ● ●
Uri Access Control Disabled or Enabled Disabled ● ●
VCS Checklist control Disabled or Enabled Disabled ● ●
Local RTP Port 5004 5004 ● ●
Receiver Muting Disabled or Enabled Disabled ● ●
PTT Mode Lockout or Summation Lockout ● ●
PTT Coupling Interruption or Interruption ● ●
Summation
DSCP Voice Value 0-255 46 ● ●
Jitter compensation 10-100 ms (step 10ms) 10ms ● ●
Clock reference Disabled or Enabled Disabled ● ●
Max Confirmation Delay 20-100ms (step 10ms) 20ms ● ●
PTT Packet Timeout 20-2000ms (step 20ms) 60ms ● ●
Climax Delay Compensation Disabled or Enabled Disabled ● ●
The parameters of AM VoIP mode related to the SIP and RTP protocols are defined as follows:
Note: The URI SIP address must contain the same IP address of primary Ethernet
interface (Eth1). In the case of Monochannel configuration, the IP address in URI
SIP shall be the Virtual IP address.
The DSCP Values are used to tag outgoing IP packets related to the SIP and RTP protocol.
If “URI Access Control” is enabled the radio equipment refuses a second call from the VCS
already connected.
The “VCS Checklist control” enables or disables the VCS Permission check list configured.
The “Receiver Muting” enables or disables the muting of receiver when PTT signal is received
on Receiver Equipment (e.g. DR100).
The “PTT Mode” sets the mode of handling the PTT: Lockout or Summation.
The “Jitter Compensation” sets the jitter compensation delay on transmission path. The
default value of 10 ms assumes that the network is working in an optimal condition, in
general it is recommended to use a greater value for jitter compensation (e.g. 40 ms).
The “Clock reference” enables or disables the synchronization to a NTP server for the RTP
protocol. If Clock reference is enabled, the NTP Server address must be configured in the Clock
reference section of LMT tool.
The “Max Confirmation Delay” specifies the maximum delay to send the feedback of new PTT
state (including the PTT Mute), on receiving path.
The “PTT Packet Timeout” specifies the timeout to disable the PTT (including the PTT Mute) if
RTP packets are not received. From the FAA Interoperability event experience Error!
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keepalive packets (e.g. PTT Mute arbitration) this value must be set to a value greater than the
keepalive period (e.g. 300ms if keepalive period is 200ms).
The “Climax Delay Compensation” enables or disables the support to the Climax Delay
Compensation algorithm.
SDP Range Window

This window is used to configure the range of VoIP parameters that could be negotiated in a
SIP Session, by means of the SDP protocol. These parameters are stored on non-volatile
memory and they will affect only new incoming SIP sessions (i.e. not already established
sessions).
Fig. 3.12 – SDP Range Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4
To set parameters double click the relative field and the relevant Set VoIP SDP Range appears.
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Fig. 3.13 – Set VoIP SDP Range Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4
value ranges.
ON OFF
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RSSI ● ●
BSS Method RSSI
C/N
G.711 A-law ● ●
Audio Codec G.711 A-law
G.711 u-law
10 ms ● ●
Packet Size 20ms 20ms
30ms
PTT Repetition Period 1 to 10 1 ● ●
PTT OFF Repetition Number 0 to 3 0 ● ●
Keep Alive Period 20ms to 1000ms 200 ms ● ●
Keep Alive Multiplier 2 to 50 10 ● ●
Permission Check List

This window is present for the OTE DTR100 models when AM VoIP 25 kHz or 8 1/3 kHz DSB
AM mode are selected. This windows allow setting of Voice Control Switch (VCS) enabled to
establish a VoIP Call with the equipment.
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Fig. 3.14 – Permission Check List Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4
 To set the permission Check LIST double click the field you want to change. The following
window appears.
Fig. 3.15 – Set Permission Check List Window for OTE D100 VoIP and OTE D100-4
 Supported Call can be set to Normal or Normal + Emergency.
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3.4.18 Settings – Info
On the Info tab, fields are present, according to the presence of the relevant hardware module
inside the connected equipment.
In the following figures examples of windows related to different equipment versions presence
are shown.
Fig. 3.16 – Info tab (OTE D100 with IMC card present)
Fig. 3.17 – Info tab for OTE D100 VDL equipment
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Fig. 3.18 – Info tab for OTE D100-4 equipment
This window shows three main sections:

Hw Sw details, it gives information on hardware and software releases of each item that
composes the radio equipment shelf.
Service Time, it indicates the transmission time of service of equipment.
Equipment Baseline, it indicates the equipment global release.
It is composed of four fields as listed below:
Comp. This number identifies the overall equipment hardware, firmware and
software configuration
Major. This number identifies the operational functions of the equipment.
Changes to this number imply major changes to the functions of the
equipment.
Minor. This number identifies the operational functions of the equipment.
Changes to this number imply minor changes to the functions of the
equipment.
Fix. This number identifies the fixes implemented by the equipment
release.
O&M Protocol Version, it indicates the O&M protocol version supported by the equipment
release. This field must be communicated to the Customer Service in case of
failures, problem reports and troubleshooting queries.
Although this parameter is factory-configured to the proper value, it may be necessary to edit it
during the equipment lifetime, e.g. after a software upgrade of the equipment release.
For the Baseline number updating refer to section § - 4.
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3.4.19 Settings – Clock Reference

The NTP Server is required in VoIP Climax dynamic compensation delay feature only when
using absolute time reference.
The NTP Server IP address can be configured using the tab “Clock Reference” in LMT tool.
Fig. 3.19 – Clock Reference Window for OTE D100-4 equipment
Fig. 3.20 – Set NTP Reference Window for OTE D100-4 equipment
Note: The status of lock/unlock with NTP server is reported only to the VCS
connected.
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3.4.20 Settings – SYSLOG

This setting is present only for OTE D100 VDL equipment. This Tab is used to configure the
logging of the DTR100 to up to two “remote” SYSLOG servers and to enable or disable the
function.
Parameter Value
IP address # 1 valid IP address
IP address # 1 valid IP address
Port UPD port number
Enable  Disable
 Enable server # 1
 Enable server #1 and #2
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3.4.21 Settings – PA100 presence

PA100 configuration:
The PA100 configuration is permitted only if the Plurichannel Mode is enabled. Use the “PA100”
tab in LMT tool to configure the communication interface with Power Amplifier “PA100”.
Parameter Value
Status  PA100 Absent
 PA100 on RS-485
 PA100 on Ethernet (using SNMPv3)
Interval time [1-30] seconds (only for PA100 on Ethernet)
IP address valid IP address (only for PA100 on Ethernet)
Fig. 3.21 – PA100 Window
Fig. 3.22 – Set PA100 Window
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3.4.22 Settings – Board Codes

The Board Codes window lists Part Numbers, Serial Numbers and RMT values assigned to the
composing modules of the DTR100. This is an informative display only; the data displayed on
the windows is read-only.
The window adapts its format and the data fields present depending to the controlled DTR100
equipment (in terms of hardware version and composition).
The data is available only for the modules that are effectively present in the controlled
equipment and that implement some kind of logic on-board of the module itself.
For some of the composing module, the Part Numbers, Serial Numbers and RMT values are
present for their composing elements too.
Fig. 3.23 – Board Codes Window
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3.4.23 Settings – Factory Data

The Factory Data window lists Part Numbers and Serial Numbers values assigned to the
composing modules of the DTR100. This is an informative display only; the data displayed is
read-only.
The window does not adapt its format depending to the controlled DTR100 equipment.
The table displays data for the modules that compose the DTR100 equipment, either holding
some kind of logic on-board or not (e.g. the Power Supply module).
Fig. 3.24 – Factory Data Window
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3.5 ALARMS ENVIRONMENT

The Alarms environment can be monitored by clicking on the relevant tab. This window is
present in all equipment versions.
On the Alarm tab, different field may be present according to the presence of the relevant
hardware module onto the connected equipment. In the following figure windows related to
different equipment versions are shown.
Fig. 3.25 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100 equipment equipped with IMC card
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In the following figure, instead, the Alarms window in case of MSIC card equipage is shown.
Fig. 3.26 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100 equipment equipped with IMC card
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Fig. 3.27 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100 equipment equipped with MSIC card
Fig. 3.28 – Alarms Environment for OTE D100-4 series
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The window shows all alarms that may occur to the radio equipment.
When an alarm occurs, the panel appears, and the check box near the relevant
alarm is barred.
Inside the “Baseline” container, alarms due to wrong SW Baseline configurations are displayed.
These alarms are active when the baseline indexes (see Setting Info tag) of one or more
modules do not match with the Equipment Baseline SW release installed onboard.
When a Baseline alarm occurs, it may be necessary to update the Baseline Indexes as
described in § - 4.2 Update the Baseline Indexes, or to download the right SW version on the
module(s) as described in § - 4.1 Download Procedure.
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3.6 MEASURES ENVIRONMENT

The Measures environment can be monitored by clicking on the relevant tab. This window is
present in all equipment versions with differences on contents.
Fig. 3.29 – Measures Environment MSIC and IMC Presence
Fig. 3.30 – Measures Environment OTE D100–4
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The window details the measurements and it is updated in real time.
Parameter Description
34 35
Output Power (dBm) Current RF power at the RF output , expressed in dBm
36 37
VSWR Current VSWR at the RF output
TX Modulation index 38 (%) Current modulation depth applied on the RF carrier
39
TX Temperature 40 (°C) Current temperature measured within the TX/PA module

41 42
RF Input Power level (dBm) Current receive signal strength indication (RSSI)
34
Only for DTR100 and DT100.
35
Not active when not in transmission status.
36
37
When not in transmission status, it shows the last measured VSWR figure.
38
39
Not active when not in transmission status.
40
41
42
Not active in transmission status.
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3.7 CALIBRATION ENVIRONMENT

The Calibration environment can be monitored by clicking on the relevant tab.
This window is present in all equipment versions with differences on contents. The following
figures show the Calibration environment related to different equipment versions.
OTE D100-4:
This window allows the oscillator level calibration.

If a warning, as in the below figure, appears near Level value, this means that the value is not
stored inside the equipment.
To set the TX/RX Freq Calibration double click the relative field and the relevant set window
appears.
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By clicking the Store button the value will be stored in the BB memory, the warning (if present)
disappears and the calibration date is updated.
Here below a table lists the editable parameters, located in the window, and gives their allowed
values.
Parameter Values Default ON LINE OFF LINE

Oscillator level 0 to 4095 2272 ● ●
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OTE D100 with ALB-S or VDL:
This window allows the oscillator level calibration.

If a warning, as in the below figure, appears near Level value, this means that the value is not
stored inside the equipment.
To set the TX/RX Freq Calibration double click the relative field and the relevant set window
appears.
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By clicking the Store button the value will be stored in the BB memory, the warning (if present)
disappears and the calibration date is updated.
values
Parameter Values Default ON LINE OFF LINE

Oscillator level 0 to 255 105 ● ●
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OTE D100 with ALB-M:
Fig. 3.31 – Calibration Environment for ALB-M version
To set the TX/RX Freq Calibration follow the instructions given for ALB-S version.
To set ALB-M Audio Level Calibration parameters double click the relative field and the relevant
set window appears. Select the desired value and click on button.
values.
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Audio Input Level calibration 43 0 to 20 10 ●
44
Audio Output Level calibration 0 to 20 10 ●
45
Audio Input Level fine calibration -10 to +10 0 ●
46
Audio Output Level fine calibration -10 to +10 0 ●
The values in Goal Reference Levels field correspond to the data present in Setting ALB/M
Settings window (refer to § - 3.4.8).
43
Only for DTR100 and DR100
44
Only for DTR100 and DT100
45
Only for DTR100 and DR100
46
Only for DTR100 and DT100
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3.8 ALERTS ENVIRONMENT

The Alarms environment can be monitored by clicking on the relevant tab. This window is
present only on OTE D100 VDL equipment versions.
On the Alerts tab, different field may be present according to the presence of the relevant
hardware module onto the connected equipment.
Fig. 3.32 – Alerts window
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3.9 STATISTICS ENVIRONMENT
The Statistics environment can be monitored by clicking on the relevant tab. This window is
present only on OTE D100 VDL equipment versions.
Fig. 3.33 – VDL2 Statistics window
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Fig. 3.34 – D-ACARS Statistics window
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4. DOWNLOAD MENU
The DownLoad environment can be entered at any moment by clicking on the relevant
DownLoad entry on the Menu bar.
The Download is intended the download that may be performed onto the modules and the
cards that compose the radio equipment (TX, RX, DM)
The Update the Baseline Indexes operation allows the Baseline setting
The TFTP SW Upgrade can be used to upgrade the equipment via a TFTP server.
The Goto Loader operation is necessary to make possible the IMC upgrade. It is described in
the Annex A: IMC upgrade. This option is not present in OTE D100–4.
Here below the three download procedures are described.
Note:
All the Download actions may be done in OFF Line status.
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4.1 DOWNLOAD PROCEDURE

It is important to note that the presence of some fields depends on the presence of the relevant
hardware module onto the connected equipment.
Precondition
The Radio equipment must be in OFF-LINE status and the Log-in must be carried out.
Procedure
 To start the download procedure click on Start Download entry on the DownLoad menu.
The Download window appears.
This window shows the modules that may be downloaded. The fields present in this window
change according to the equipment version.
Download window for OTE D100-4 series
Download window for other radio equipment series
When the Download is enabled the Download Status is automatically set in the General
window (see section § - 3.4.1 for details).
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 Bar the check box near the module to be downloaded and click on relative
button. A dialog box for resource browsing appears.
 Select the relevant .txt file and click on button.

 Onto the Download window the selected file appears.
 Repeat the operation for all the modules you want to update.
 Click onto the button to start the download section.
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The Download Status window appears.
Wait while the download procedure occurs.
If you want to stop the download procedure you may click on button and return
to the Download window. Form this window, to make again the download procedure click
onto the button.
 When the download procedure ends, in the log section of the Download status window a
message confirming the end of download procedure appears.
At the end of download procedure, click on button on the Download status
window to return to the Download window.
 Click on the button on the Download window.
Note that Download status is always

reported on status field of General Tab
To exit from the Download status click on the relevant Stop Download entry on the DownLoad
menu.
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4.2 UPDATE THE BASELINE INDEXES

It is important to note that in the procedure some windows are shown. In these windows some
fields presence depends on the presence of the relevant hardware module onto the connected
equipment.
ATTENTION:
Change the Baseline number only if authorized by SELEX Elsag.
Precondition
Procedure
 To start the updating procedure, click on Update the Baseline Indexes entry on the
DownLoad menu. The Download Baseline window appears.
Download Window for D100–4 Series
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Download Window for other radio equipment Series
 Click on relative button. A dialog box for resource browsing appears.
 Select the relevant .ini file and click on button.
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 The Baseline Indexes of Equipment, Rack and all the modules are loaded.
 In the window the OTE D100–4 related window is shown. For other versions in the window
some field may differ.
 Click the button.

 Wait until the process end, and then verify that the fields in Setting Info window have been
correctly changed.
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4.3 UPGRADE VIA TFTP

This option is available only for OTE D100 VDL and VoIP models, and for the OTE D100–4
series.
For these radio equipment versions, it is possible to perform a software upgrade of the
equipment via a TFTP transfer from a TFTP server.
4.3.1 Install and configure a TFTP Server
 Install a TFTP Server application, such as the “Solar Winds Standard Edition TFTP
Server” (http://www.solarwinds.com/products/freetools/free_tftp_server.aspx)
 Run the TFTP Server
NOTE: If you are using the “Solar Winds Standard Edition TFTP Server” the above window
will appear
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 Accessing the “File” → “Configure” menu the “Solar Winds Standard Edition TFTP
Server” displays the following configuration Window:
 Setting of the root directory of the TFTP Server:

Select the General TAB and type in the TFTP Server Root Directory the location of the
upgrade files or press the Button to select the location using the Dialog
Window.
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 Access the “File→Configure” menu, select the “Security” tab and set the “Send and
Receive files” option as show in the figure below
 Press the “OK” Button.
 Disable any firewall on the Ethernet interface on PC that hosts the TFTP Server.
 Start the TFTP Server:
Return on General TAB and select the Button
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 The Solar Winds TFTP Server is now ready to operate in transmission to support the radio
upgrade process.
4.3.2 Equipment upgrade procedure
Preconditions:
 The DTR100-VoIP must communicate via IP with the TFTP server to transfer files for the
update, Than the TFTP server must be reachable via IP from the DTR100-VoIP equipment.
 The TFTP server must be active.
 The updating package for the DTR100 equipment must be available in the root path of the
TFTP server.
Procedure:
 Power up the equipment.
 Wait until the equipment completes the startup procedure. In case of fault conditions, the
procedure can last up to 45 seconds.
 Start the LMT and verify the connection with the equipment. If the radio is properly
connected the field will substitute the one indication.
indication.
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 When the radio is properly connected verify that equipment Status is different from START
UP
Otherwise wait until the completion of the Startup procedure and the equipment status is
either “OFF-LINE”, “ON-LINE” or “ALARMS”
 Login on the equipment to open a control session:
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 Set the equipment in OFF-LINE status:

 Open the Set Status window (Settings Tab → General Tab → Double click on “ON-LINE
ACTIVE” of textbox Status):

 Select “OFF-LINE” and press OK to confirm.
 Request the equipment to start the TFTP transfer, by selecting the “TFTP SW Upgrade”
option under “DownLoad” menu
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 The following window appears:
 “TFTP Server IP Address: is the

address from which the transfer of the
updating package occurs – the address
of the PC where the TFTP Server is
running.
 Software Upgrade File Name: is the

name of the text file (.txt) that contains
the information required for the transfer
via TFTP from the TFTP Server of all the
others files needed to validate the
transfer and to perform the upgrade of
the equipment.
Note: The File Name represented is only an example. It is strictly dependant on equipment
configuration and baseline.
 Confirm by pressing the OK button. During this operation the panel

appears on LMT.
 Wait until the transfer is complete; the transfer from the TFTP Server via the Network can
last for minutes.
The LMT should now notify the status of the upgrade on its top panel to
the operator. If the transferred panel does not appear the Transferring procedure is not
correctly terminated.
 Select the “Restart” option under “Command” menu to restart the equipment and to start
the writing of the transferred files on each module application flash memory. This is a long
lasting operation that can take up to 20 minutes. During this operation the
panel appears on LMT.
 At the end of the writing of the new applications in flash memory, the equipment will
perform a reboot and the LMT connection will close.
 Wait until the equipment completes the start-up procedure. In case of fault conditions, the
procedure can last up to 45 seconds.
4.3.3 Baseline verify

In order to verify that the upgrade procedure is done successfully, please follow the next steps:
 Re-connect the LMT to the radio equipment.
 Check that “Equipment Baseline” indexes match the values reported into the Baseline
Version Document related to the new equipment Baseline. Do in the following window
(“Settings Tab”->”Info Tab” -> “Equipment Baseline”):
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NOTE: Module Baseline number reported like this probably not means
that the related module isn’t upgrade correctly. Often the cause can be an absent or
wrong reconfiguration of the equipment after reboot whit new SW baseline.
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5. SETUP
The Setup environment functionalities can be entered at any moment by clicking on the relevant
Setup entry on the Menu bar.
Some field may be not present according to radio equipment version.
5.1 SET FREQUENCY CONSTRAINT

If you click on Set Frequency Constraint the related window appears allowing Frequency
range setting.
5.2 SET CHANNEL CONSTRAINT

If you click on Set Channel Constraint the related window appears allowing Maximum Channel
number setting.
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5.3 SET TCP/IP DEFAULT

Only for OTE D100 VDL and VoIP models, and for the OTE D100–4 series.
If you click on TCP/IP Default the TCP/IP parameters are reset to factory default values.
5.4 SET CONTROL PANEL PARAMETERS

Only for OTE D100 VDL and VoIP models, and for the OTE D100–4 series.
If you click on Set Control Panel Parameters the related window appears allowing setting of
control panel parameters.
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ANNEX A: IMC UPGRADE

The procedure described in this section is not applicable in OTE D100 VDL and VoIP models,
nor in the OTE D100–4 series.
The upgrade of the IMC is not possible by the LMT. For this task, it is necessary to use a
terminal emulator program such as Teraterm Pro 2.3 47. All the following screenshots are
referred to the use of Teraterm Pro.
A.1 PRELIMINARY ACTIONS

 First to proceed with IMC upgrading it is important to make note of some parameters that
may be lost when the current IMC application SW will be replaced. It is necessary to take
note of those figures, in order to set them again at the correct values at the end of upgrade
action.
Important Note
If this precautional action is not taken, remember that the equipment shall be realigned by
means of instrument sets that are usually NOT AVAILABLE in the site.
Following data shall be noted for each radio (e.g. on a site logbook) 48:
 Oscillator Level (for DTR, DT and DR equipment).
 Audio input level calibration 49 (for DTR and DT equipment)
 Audio output level calibration 50 (for DTR and DR equipment)
 Shelf composition
 Rack type (IMC Shelf type)
 Enabling of power supply alarms
 DIAG485 Physical and Data layers addressing
Please consider that some of the above mentioned parameters may not be available
depending to the shelf configuration.
Important Note
The OTE D100 radio equipment upgrading from a baseline earlier than 7.4.4.0 will surely
imply the reporting of fault conditions during the upgrade procedure. The reason of the fault
condition is related to the incompatibility between the released IMC and BB module with the
earlier versions and to the missing of valid configuration data on the IMC non volatile memory.
This is normal and should not affect the installation procedure.
47
Tera Term Pro version 2.3 Copyright (C) 1994-1998 T. Teranishi All Rights Reserved. Tera Term (Pro) is a free
software. There is no warranty for damages caused by using this application. Without written permission by the author
(Takashi Teranishi), you may not distribute modified packages of Tera Term, and may not distribute Tera Term for profit.
48
Refer to section § - 3.7 - Calibration Environment
49
Only for ALB-M version.
50
Only for ALB-M version.
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 First to proceed with IMC upgrading it is necessary to force the IMC application to return to
the Boot Loader. To perform this action click on Goto Loader option under DownLoad
menu.
The link status indicator appears.

 Close the serial port of LMT application.
A.2 IMC UPGRADING PROCEDURE

 Run Teraterm Pro.
 Select SetupSerial Port menu and configure the serial data line as COM1, 38400, 8, N,
1, no flow control.
 Press OK button to confirm and open the port.

 Write in capital letters <MAN> and press enter key (note: no echo on your Teraterm
prompt). This will stop the application running and will force the IMC to go in Monitoring
mode. Download menu now appears. You can browse among the available options by
arrow keys, and select the relevant by <ENTER> key.
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 Select < Flash Erase > and press the Enter key.
 Wait until the action is terminated.
 Select <Flash Download> and wait for "Waiting to download..." message.
 Select File menu, then Send File option. The Tera Term: Send File window appears.
 Browse the file system to find out the new IMC file to be downloaded in the radio.The file to
be downloaded must have *.a37 extension.
 Send the file for downloading by the command.
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The pop-up window showing file transferring indicates the downloading in progress.
At the end of the operation, the following string appears.
 Now select <Exit> and press <ENTER>. The Monitor program asks if it is necessary to
start IMC application.
 Select <N> and press <ENTER>.
 Switch OFF the radio, and quit the Teraterm Pro.
The IMC upgrade is now completed.
Note
The upgrading is acquired by the IMC card only after the switch OFF and switch ON again
of the radio equipment.
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A.3 EQUIPMENT RE-CONFIGURATION AFTER IMC

UPGRADING
Once the IMC has been updated, it is necessary to perform equipment reconfiguration by
means of the LMT. In fact, depending on possible differences between the IMC SW version that
was installed previously, and the new updated version, the previously stored configuration
parameters may have been erased and set to the factory default values. In this situation,
typically, many alarms may arise (TX/RX/BB/ALB configuration, TX/RX/BB/ALB link, etc). To
clear those alarm states, please follow the guidelines here below given. If no alarms are
displayed, you may skip this section.
A.3.1 Shelf Reconfiguration and PS Alarms Mapping

By LMT it is possible to reconfigure the equipment composition in accordance to the actual
hardware modules installed within the radio shelf.
Precondition
Procedure
 Go to the Settings  Shelf window.
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 Double-click onto one of the fields indicating module presence. A pop-up sub-window (Set
Shelf Config) appears showing the shelf composition selection 51.
 In the window Set Shelf Config window, check or uncheck the relevant fields, according to
shelf composition, then press button.
 Double-click onto one of the fields indicating the IMC shelf type. A pop-up sub-window (Set
IMC Shelf Type)
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The IMC or MSIC presence cannot be chosen.
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 Set the right value for IMC Shelf Type, then press button.
 In the Settings  Shelf window double-click onto any of fields indicating PS Alarms
enabling/disabling. A pop-up sub-window appears showing the PS Alarms selection (Set PS
Control Enable).
 In the Set PS Control Enable window check or uncheck the relevant fields, according to
desired configuration, then press button.
Important Note
In the above figure, PS Alarms are activated, with the exception of the PS DC Fail Alarm
which is deactivated. This configuration is required when the equipment is powered by AC
only; if the equipment is also powered by DC, then also the PS DC Fail Alarm shall be
activated.
 In the Settings  RX window double-click onto Mute Mode field. A pop-up sub-window
appears showing the Mute Mode selection (Set Mute Mode).
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 In the Set Mute Mode window check or uncheck the relevant fields, according to desired
configuration, then press button.

 Logout from the LMT and switch OFF the equipment.
 Switch ON the equipment again, and verify that new shelf configuration has been accepted
(following alarms are disappeared: TX/RX/BB/ALB configuration, TX/RX/BB/ALB link,
TX/RX/BB/ALB link communication, PS DC Fail).
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A.3.2 DIAG 485 Addresses Mapping

This configuration may be lost after IMC SW upgrade.
Precondition
Procedure
 Go to the Setting Diag window.
 Double-click onto fields. Relevant pop-up sub-window appears showing current ID setting.
 Set required values and then press button.

 Switch ON the equipment again, and verify that new DIAG485 have been accepted and
relevant alarms are disappeared.
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A.3.3 TCXO and Line Reconfiguration

Reinsert the correct value of the parameter that you have previously noted (refer to section § -
Preliminary Actions for details).
Precondition
Procedure
 Go to the Calibration Environment window.
 Double-click onto “TX/RX Freq. Calibration” field. The relevant pop-up sub-window appears
showing the current setting.
 Set required values and then press button.

 In case of ALB/M presence do the following
 Double-click onto “ALB/M Audio level Calibration” field. The relevant pop-up sub-
window appears showing current setting.
 Set required values and then press button.

 Switch ON the equipment again, and verify that new DIAG485 have been accepted and
relevant alarms are disappeared.
A.4 BASELINE INDEX UPGRADING

The operator should upgrade the configuration info on the IMC module. That information is used
by the IMC application to verify the coherence and compatibility of the software CI present on
board of the various equipment modules. To do this, the operator must follow the procedure
given in section § - 4.2.
After Baseline Index upgrading, check the baseline information on the Info tab of the LMT and
verify the absence of baseline errors or other configuration errors on the equipment.
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Information for the handbook user:

Lue käyttöohjeet ja erityisesti turvallisuuteen liittyvat ohjeet ennen laitteen

Avant toute utilisation de l’appareil, lire toutes les indications contenues

Läs alla instruktioner i denna manual innan ni använder apparaten och då

Læs alle de vejledninger, der er indeholdt i manualen med særlig

Vor Gebrauch des Geräts alle in dieser Bedienungsanleitung enthaltenen

Πριν χρησιμοποιήσετε τη συσκευή διαβάστε όλες τις οδηγίες που

Prima di utilizzare l’apparecchiatura leggere tutte le indicazioni contenute

Antes de utilizar el equipo leer todas las instrucciones contenidas en el

Antes de utilizar o aparelho, leia todas as instruções que constam no

2. INSTALLATION AND START-UP ....................................................... 5

3. USER INTERFACE .......................................................................... 15

3.4.22 Settings – Board Codes .................................................................................. 62

4. DOWNLOAD MENU ........................................................................ 79

ANNEX A: IMC UPGRADE ............................................................... 97

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Title: OTE LMT–User Guide

THIS PAGE HAS BEEN INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK

Some interface windows or some parameters may be different according to equipment

1.1 HANDBOOK ORGANISATION

The Handbook is organized into the following sections:

1.2 MAIN TASKS DESCRIPTION

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2. INSTALLATION AND START-UP

Table 2.1 – Platform requirements

Local Management Terminal platform requirements

P1: D Type 9 pin female P2: Mini DIN 8-pin male

Connectors type and location

J2: Mini DIN 8-pin female

2.3 LMT SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

2.3.1 LMT Version identification

The Default window will appear.

Fig. 2.2 – Default window

2.4.1 Configuration Procedure

2.4.1.1 Serial Port Configuration

 Select the Serial Line configuration on Configure menu.

 Click on button to confirm the operation.

2.4.1.2 Socket Port Configuration

 Select the Socket configuration on Configure menu.

 Click on button to confirm the operation.

Note: if Socket configuration parameter are wrong or the equipment is unreachable

correct indication appears

 Select the Login entry from File menu.

 Select the Logout entry from File menu

2.4.4 Quit the program

 Select the Exit entry from File menu.

A pop up window, asking for action confirmation, appears.

 Click on button to quit the application.

3.1 MENU BAR

It contains File, Configure, Commands, Download, and Setup entries.

 Login is used to open a Control session.

 Serial line configuration. It is used to configure the RS232 communication line

 Set Frequency Constraint. It is used to set the Frequency Range. Refer to § - 5

3.2 STATUS PANEL