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Hytera

PD41X Patrol Management System

Installation and Configuration Guide

Documentation Version: 01

Release Date: 03-2015

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Contents Documentation Information .................................................................................................................... 1

1. Overview ................................................................................................................................................ 2

2. Installing the System ........................................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Aquiring the Installation Package ..................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Preparing the Hardware Devices ..................................................................................................... 6

2.3 Activating Administrator Account ...................................................................................................... 6

2.4 Installing Customer Programming Software (CPS) .......................................................................... 7

2.5 Installing USB Driver ........................................................................................................................ 7

2.6 Installing Patrol Management System Client ................................................................................... 7

2.7 Applying for License ......................................................................................................................... 7

3. Mobile radio receiving station Solution ............................................................................................. 9

3.1 Configuration Flow ............................................................................................................................ 9

3.2 Configuration Planning ..................................................................................................................... 9

3.3 Configuring the Mobile radio receiving station ............................................................................... 11

3.4 Configuring the Portable Radio ...................................................................................................... 17

3.5 Configuring the Client ..................................................................................................................... 23

3.6 System Testing ............................................................................................................................... 25

4. Repeater Solution ............................................................................................................................... 27

4.1 Configuration Flow .......................................................................................................................... 27

4.2 Configuration Planning ................................................................................................................... 27

4.2.1 IP Planning ........................................................................................................................... 28

4.2.2 Radio Planning ..................................................................................................................... 28

4.3 Configuring the Repeater ............................................................................................................... 29



4.6 System Testing ............................................................................................................................... 35

5. IP Interconnect Solution .................................................................................................................... 36

5.1 Configuration Flow .......................................................................................................................... 36

5.2 Configuration Planning ................................................................................................................... 36

5.2.1 IP Planning ........................................................................................................................... 37

5.2.2 Radio Planning ..................................................................................................................... 38

5.3 Configuring the Repeater ............................................................................................................... 39



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5.6 System Testing ............................................................................................................................... 47

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1. Overview With the diversified and complex development of the urban buildings, the security activity needs to be

upgraded continuously. Thus, it becomes more and more important for guard tour system to ensure

security and carry out comprehensive patrolling. In the past, patrolling is relatively dull and lack of

effective monitoring, patroller might become careless and unconcerned. Under such cases,

uncompleted patrolling may cause property loss to the residents and buildings.

Hytera Patrol Management System can provide you with effective monitoring on patrollers. Patrol

Management System can be used in fields such as security patrolling, fire-fighting patrolling, inspection

patrolling, equipment inspection and pipeline inspection, and can improve the management quality of

these fields effectively.

Electronic Patrol is a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology which is used to manage the

patrolling scientifically and normatively. Patrol Management System has integrated Electronic Patrol

technology. When the patroller reaches the Patrol Checkpoint and swipes, the patrol radio can

automatically detect and save the information of the Patrol Checkpoint. Then, the patrol radio will upload

the patrol data to the Patrol Management System client, even via IP network. Regular and fixed-point

patrolling can help you to be well-informed of patrolling status and to manage the patrollers effectively,

so as to prevent possible accidents and problems.

Patrol Management System can achieve more applications via DMR mobile radio receiving stations or

repeaters. The Patrol Management System consists of a client, repeaters or mobile radio receiving

stations, Patroller ID cards, Patrol Checkpoints, PD41X portable radios, etc. Therefore, the system can

satisfy different kinds of patrolling deployment requirements.

� Client: The client is used to check the patrolling status and manage the patrollers conveniently and

effectively. Currently, the system can only support one client.

� Repeaters: Repeaters receive the patrolling information sent by the portable radios and send the

information to the client via data cable or IP network. Finally, repeaters send the ACK information

back to the portable radios.

� Mobile radio receiving stations: Mobile radio receiving stations receive the patrolling information sent

by the portable radios and send the information to the client via data cable. Finally, mobile radio

receiving stations send the ACK information back to the portable radios.

� Patroller ID card: Patroller ID card is used to identify the ID of patrollers.

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� Patrol Checkpoints: Patrol Checkpoints are allocated along the patrolling route for patrolling

information collection.

� Portable radios: PD41X portable radios are used to collect patrolling information.

Currently, the available deployment solutions are listed below. The repeaters or mobile radio receiving

stations work independently and access the Patrol Management System via data cable or IP network.

After connecting to the Patrol Management System client, the repeaters or mobile radio receiving

stations can transfer patrolling information to the system.



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� Mobile radio receiving station Solution

Hytera

Patrol Management

System

Patrol Dispatch

Mobile Radio

Patroller

Patrol Portable Radio

Patroller


Patroller


Checkpoint

Checkpoint

Checkpoint

Checkpoint

� Repeater Solution

Hytera

Patrol Management

System

Patrol

Repeater

Patroller


Patroller


Patroller


Checkpoint

Checkpoint

Checkpoint

Checkpoint



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� IP Interconnect Solution



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2. Installing the System

2.1 Acquiring the Installation Package

The Company may provide the software installation package in any of the following ways:

� Software installation package: Hytera PD41X Patrol Management System V1.0. ××. ××××.en.rar. “××.

××××” are subject to the content of actual installation package.

� Download the software installation package from www.hytera.com (Download path: Downloads ->

Driver & Software -> PD41X)

2.2 Preparing the Hardware Devices

Device Requirements

Client Computer

� CUP: Dual-core CPU, with a clock speed of 2.0GHz and above

� Free Disk Space: 500M and above

� Memory: 2.0G and above

� Operating System: Windows XP sp3 and above, Windows 7 sp1 and

above, supporting 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems

� Network Interface Card: 100M and above

Mobile radio

receiving

station/Repeater

Mobile radio receiving station: V6.05.07.005 and above DMR firmware version.

Repeater: V7.00.09.005 and above DMR firmware version.

Portable radios V1.02.10.001 and above firmware version.

2.3 Activating Administrator Account

In Windows 7 operating system, the administrator right is disabled by default. Patrol Management

System installation and configuration need to use the Administrator account. To activate the

Administrator account, do as follows:

Step 1 Go to the folder “C:\Windows\System32”.

Step 2 Find the file “cmd.exe”.

Step 3 Right-click the file and select “Run as administrator” to enter the relevant window.

Step 4 Enter “net user administrator /active:yes” in the command line.



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Step 5 Log off the current account after executing the command successfully.

Step 6 Log in the Administrator account and enter the system to install and configure the Patrol

Management System.

2.4 Installing Customer Programming Software (CPS)

Mobile radio receiving station CPS must be V6.05.07.005 and above version; portable radio CPS must

be V1.02.10.001 and above version; repeater CPS must be V7.00.09.005 and above version. Please

refer to the corresponding software operation manual for detailed installation procedures.

2.5 Installing USB Driver

Patrol Management System requires the USB driver software “DMR-USBdriverinstaller” to be

V3.01.01.005 and above version. Please refer to the corresponding software operation manual for

detailed installation procedures.

2.6 Installing Patrol Management System Client

The installation package of Patrol Management System client is a portable applicatioin. After unzipping

the installation package, you can double-click “Patrol.exe” to run the client. If you have any questions

during installation, please refer to the corresponding installation instructions along with the installation

package.

2.7 Applying for License

License is one-to-one corresponding to the computer machine code and it is necessary for the proper

operation of Patrol Management System client.

If not authorized by the Company, the Patrol Management System client can only operate for sixty days.

When sixty-day period expires, the client will be unusable without activation.

You can log in the system using the administrator account and go to “Settings -> Software Information”,

click the information in red to prompt the dialog below. Copy the verification code and send it to your

dealer to obtain the activation code. After the Activation Code is filled in, click the “Activate” button to

activate the client for proper operation.



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3. Mobile radio receiving station Solution

3.1 Configuration Flow

Patrol Management System configuration flow of mobile radio receiving station Solution is as shown

below.

Caution

The following configuration must be operated in the administrator account; otherwise, certain

configurations may fail to work.

Start

Configuring Dispatch

Mobile Radio

Configuring Portable

Radio

Configuring Client

End

Configuration Planning

System Testing

3.2 Configuration Planning

The design case of Mobile radio receiving station Solution is as shown in the figure below.



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Caution

� The following data are testing data and are used for configuration illustrations only. Please

configure the data per actual situations. � The current channel must be Patrol Channel; otherwise, the Patrol Management System cannot

operate properly.

RX and TX frequencies of Patrol Channel must be the same frequency. Please refer to the following

tables.

Device Alias

Mobile radio

receiving station ID

RX Frequency

TX Frequency

Channel

Slot

Description

Mobile

radio

receiving

station

Dispatch

Station 1 10 449.125 449.125

Digital

patrol

channel

Slot 1

Patrol

channel



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Device RX Frequency TX

Frequency Radio ID Channel Slot

Portable Radio 1 449.125 449.125 1 Digital patrol

channel Slot 1


channel Slot 1


channel Slot 1

Caution

� Before configuration, please check whether the mobile radio receiving station and portable radios

can be powered on properly. Please refer to the corresponding owner’s manuals for radio

operations.

� The last digital channel of the portable radios is always used as the Patrol Channel by default.

3.3 Configuring the Mobile radio receiving station

Caution

� Read the parameter configurations of the mobile radio receiving station and portable radios

before further configuration.

� Patrol mobile radio receiving station is dedicated to process the patrol information. It is not

recommended that the patrol mobile radio receiving station processes voice data as well as patrol

information.

Read the Parameter Configurations

Step 1 Run the CPS.



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Step 2 Click to select the appropriate USB port and click “OK”.

If the CPS does not prompt the window shown below, you need to install the USB driver

“DMR-USBdriverinstaller” first. Restart the CPS when the installation is completed. Please refer

to Digital USB Driver Installation Guide R5.5.pdf for installation guides.



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Step 3 In the “Read window”, click “OK” to read the parameter configurations of the mobile radio

receiving station. After successful reading, click “OK” to finish.

Forward To PC

Step 1 Go to “Conventional -> General Setting -> Network” from the left navigation tree of CPS.

Step 2 Select Forward To PC in Radio to PC Network interface.

Digital Channel

Step 1 Go to “Conventional -> Channel -> Digital Channel” from the left navigation tree of CPS,

right click Digital Channel and select Add to add a new digital channel.



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Step 2 Double-click the new digital channel to enter the configuration interface. Configure the channel

alias per configuration planning and select Slot1 in Slot Operation.

Set the Receive Frequency and Transmit Frequency to the same frequency, which must be

consistent with that of the patrol portable radios.

Caution If Mobile radio receiving station Solution uses only one frequency, the Pseudo Trunk feature must be enabled; the slot must be consistent with that of digital patrol channel of portable radios; RX Group List and TX Contact must be set to None.



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Step 3 Go to “Conventional -> DMR Services -> Contact” to add and edit the contact list. See the figure

below.

Caution Each patrol portable radio must be consistent to its Call ID and the Call Type must be set to Private Call.

Radio ID

Step 1 Go to “Conventional -> DMR Services -> Basic” or “Conventional -> Digital Common ->

Basic” to set the Radio ID of the mobile radio receiving station.

Caution In the same Patrol System, the Radio ID of the mobile radio receiving station can be any number but must be different from the Radio IDs of the portable radios.



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TMS Port

Step 1 Go to “Conventional -> General Setting -> Network -> Radio Services” and set “TMS Port”

to “5016”.

Writing the Parameter Configurations

Step 1 Click to prompt out the “Write” window.



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Step 2 Click “OK” to start writing the parameter configurations to the mobile radio receiving station.

Step 3 Click “OK” to finish parameter configurations writing.

3.4 Configuring the Portable Radio

Caution

Before running the CPS of PD41X portable radios, please confirm whether the programming cable is a

serial port cable or USB-to-serial-port cable. If the programming cable is a USB-to-serial-port cable,

make sure that the computer has installed with USB-to-serial-port driver. If the driver has not been

installed, download the driver installation package from www.hytera.com (Download path: Downloads ->

Driver & Software -> PD41X) Reading the Parameter Configurations

Step 1 Run the CPS of PD41X.



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Step 2 Click to select the appropriate communication port and then click “OK”.

Step 3 Click and then click “OK” to starting reading the parameter configurations from the

portable radio.



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Step 4 Click “OK” to finish parameter configurations reading.

Digital Channel

Step 1 Go to “Channel -> Digital Channel” from the left navigation tree of CPS, right click Digital

Channel and select Add to add a new digital channel.

Step 2 Double-click the new digital channel to enter the configuration interface and configure the

corresponding parameters.



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Caution

� “Color Code” and “Slot Operation” must be consistent with that of the corresponding

mobile radio receiving station or repeater.

� “TX Admit” of the Patrol Channel must be set to “Channel Free”.

� “TX Contact Name” must be set to the corresponding device according to the patrol

system solution. For example, for Mobile radio receiving station Solution, “TX Contact

Name” must be set to the corresponding “Patrol mobile radio receiving station”, while for

Repeater Solution and IP Interconnect Solution, “TX Contact Name” must be set to the

corresponding “Patrol Repeater”.

� TDMA Direct Mode must be selected.

� For Mobile radio receiving station Solution, Receive Frequency and Transmit Frequency

of the channel must be consistent with that of the Patrol Channel of the mobile radio

receiving station.



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� For Repeater Solution, Receive Frequency and Transmit Frequency of the portable radio

channel must match that of the repeater patrol channel. That is to say, Receive

Frequency must be consistent with Transmit Frequency of the repeater patrol channel

while Transmit Frequency must be consistent with Receive Frequency of the repeater

patrol channel. � For Repeater Solution, the voice service and patrolling service share the same

frequency. To ensure the stability of the system, the voice service and patrolling service

must use different slots. For example, the patrolling service uses slot 1 while the voice

service uses slot 2.

Step 3 Go to “Zone -> Zone 1” from the left navigation tree of the CPS, select the Digital patrol channel

and click “Add” to add it to the last channel in Zone 1.

Caution For Patrol Management System, the patrolling data of patrol portable radios are transmitted in the last digital channel of the current zone by default. If there is not patrol channel in the current zone, the patrolling data cannot be uploaded successfully, causing patrolling record failure.

Radio ID

Step 1 Go to “Conventional -> DMR Services -> Basic” or “Conventional -> Digital Common -> Basic”

from the left navigation tree of the CPS to edit Radio ID.

Caution In the same Patrol System, the Radio ID of the portable radio can be any number but must be different from the Radio IDs of other portable radios, repeater or mobile radio receiving station.



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Step 2 Go to “Conventional -> DMR Services -> Contact” from the left navigation tree of the CPS, add

the Alias and ID of the repeater or mobile radio receiving station into the list and set the Call Type to

Private Call.



Step 2 Click “OK” to start writing the parameter configurations to the portable radio.



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3.5 Configuring the Client

Double-click Patrol.exe, access and configure the system using the Manager Account or Operator

Account. Please refer to the owner’s manual of Patrol Management System for detailed operations.

Caution

� The initial password of Manager Account “admin” is blank. Only the Manager can create, edit and

delete the patrol plans, basic data, operator account, etc.

� Do not set the client computer into any kind of battery save mode. Otherwise, the patrolling data

recorded after the client computer is set to battery save mode will be lost.

The functions and authorities of the Manager and Operator are listed below:

� Manager Account



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Manager Account includes functions such as Plan, Basic, Query and Settings.

� Plan: You can add, edit or delete patrol plans, and can save or cancel the changes on added or

edited plans.

� Basic: You can add, edit or delete basic information such as Patrol Checkpoints, patrol routes and

patrollers.

� Query: You can query, print or export the Patrol Results, Checking Logs and Events and can

import and process the offline data.

� Settings: You can set the system operation mode, Local IP, Backup & Clean functions; you can

add, edit, delete the administrator and operator accounts, change the password of administrator

account; also, you can query the software information.

� Operator Account

Operator Account includes functions such as Basic, Query and Settings.

� Basic: You can check the patrollers, Patrol Checkpoints and routes.

� Query: You can query, print or export the Patrol Results, Checking Logs and Events and can

acquire and process the offline data.

� Settings: You can modify and save the password of Operator Account.



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3.6 System Testing

After successful installation and configuration, the Patrol Management System needs to be tested for

proper operations.

Requirement

Mobile radio receiving station/repeater is operating and connects to the Patrol Management System

client properly.

Operations

Step 1 Turn on a portable radio which is monitored by the mobile radio receiving station.

Step 2 Use the client and mobile radio receiving station (or repeater) to monitor the portable radio

online.

Expected Results

Log in the Patrol Management System client using the Operator Account. If the indicator in upper right

corner glows red, it indicates that the client does not connect to the mobile radio receiving station (or the

repeater) properly. If the indicator in upper right corner glows green, it indicates proper connection.



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Use the patrol portable radio PD41X to read the ID card information of the patroller. After a few seconds,

if PD41X beeps four times, it indicates that the system is connected properly; otherwise, it indicates that

the system is not connected properly.



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4. Repeater Solution


Patrol Management System configuration flow of Repeater Solution is as shown below.

Caution



Start

Configuring Repeater

Configuring Portable

Radio

Configuring Client

End

Configuration Planning

System Testing


The design case of Repeater Solution is as shown in the figure below.



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4.2.1 IP Planning

Caution

� The following data are testing data and are used for configuration illustrations only. Please

configure the data per actual situations.

� For stable system operation, it is recommended to connect the Patrol Management System client

to the repeater in the same LAN, that is to keep the first three segments of their IP addresses as

the same. See the table below.

Network Element IP Netmask

Client Computer 192.168.20.23 255.255.255.0

Repeater 192.168.20.7 255.255.255.0

4.2.2 Radio Planning

Device Alias Repeater

ID RX

Frequency TX

Frequency Channel

Slot Description

Repeater Repeater 30 436.125 449.125 Digital patrol

channel Slot 1 Single Site



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Caution

For stable system operation, it is recommended to set the frequency space between RX and TX

frequencies of repeater channel to 10MHz or above.

Device RX

Frequency TX Frequency Radio ID Channel Slot


channel Slot 1


channel Slot 1


channel Slot 1

Caution

� Before configuration, please check whether the repeater and portable radios can be powered on

properly. Please refer to the corresponding owner’s manuals for radio operations.


4.3 Configuring the Repeater

Reading the Parameter Configurations

Step 1 Run the CPS.



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Step 3 In the “Read” window, click “OK” to read the parameter configurations of the repeater. After

successful reading, click “OK” to finish.

Network

Step 1 Go to “Conventional -> General Setting -> Network” from the left navigation tree of CPS

and configure the following parameters.



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Parameter Description

Basic Setting

Ethernet IP Repeater IP address, which must be in the same LAN of “Third Party

Server IP”.

IP Connect Configuration

Repeater Type Select “Single Site”. The repeater will operate locally; it will not send

data to other repeater or support IP interconnect feature.

Application Programming Interface

Forward To PC

The repeater can repeat the received data to the computer via

Ethernet. Moreover, the repeater can receive and process the repeat

request from the computer, so as to realize the remote transmission

of patrolling data.

Third Party Server

IP

Designated LAN system gateway IP address, which is the client

computer IP address.

Go to “Start -> Run” in the client computer, enter “cmd” in the dialog

box and press Enter.

Enter “ipconfig” to search the client computer IP address.

Digital Channel





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Channel Alias, Slot Operation, Receive Frequency and Transmit Frequency.

Caution

� Receive Frequency and Transmit Frequency of the repeater patrol channel must be set

with different frequencies and must match that of the portable radio patrol channel. That

is to say, RX frequency of the repeater patrol channel must be consistent with Transmit

Frequency of the portable radio patrol channel while Transmit Frequency of the repeater

patrol channel must be consistent with Receive Frequency of the portable radio patrol

channel.

� If the voice service and patrolling service shares the same frequency, to ensure the

stability of the system, the voice service and patrolling service must use different slots.

For example, the patrolling service uses slot 1 while the voice service uses slot 2.

Step 3 Go to “Conventional -> Zone” from the left navigation tree of the CPS, select the “Digital patrol

channel” and click “Add” to add it to the last channel in “Member” list.



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Radio ID


Basic” from the left navigation tree of the CPS to edit Radio ID.

Caution In the same Patrol System, the Radio ID of the repeater can be any number but must be different from the Radio IDs of the portable radios.





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Step 2 Click “OK” to start writing the parameter configurations to the repeater.



This chapter is the same as the mobile radio receiving station. Please refer to 3.4 Configuring the

Portable Radio

for details.


This chapter is the same as the mobile radio receiving station. Please refer to 3.5 Configuring the Client

for details.

4.6 System Testing

This chapter is the same as the mobile radio receiving station. Please refer to 3.6 System Testing

for details.



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5. IP Interconnect Solution


Patrol Management System configuration flow of IP Interconnect Solution is as shown below.

Caution




The design case of IP Interconnect Solution is as shown in the figure below.



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Patrol Client

IP: 192.168.20.23

Patrol Repeater (Master)

ID: 1000

RX: 436.125MHz

TX: 449.125MHz

Patrol Portable

Radio 1

ID：1001

RX：449.125MHz

TX：436.125MHz

Patrol Portable

Radio 2

ID：1002

RX：449.125MHz

TX：436.125MHz

Patrol Portable

Radio 3

ID：2001

RX：424.89MHz

TX：408.89MHz

Checkpoint 1

Checkpoint 2

Checkpoint 3

Patrol ID Card 1

Patrol ID Card 2

Patrol ID Card 3

IP Network

Ethernet IP: 192.168.20.100

Patrol Portable

Radio 4

ID：2002

RX：424.89MHz

TX：408.89MHz

Checkpoint 4

Patrol ID Card 4

Patrol Repeater (Slave)

ID: 2000

RX: 408.89MHz

TX: 424.89MHz

Ethernet IP: 192.168.20.101

Caution

The following data are testing data and are used for configuration illustrations only. Please

configure the data per actual situations.

5.2.1 IP Planning

Device IP Netmask

Client Computer 192.168.20.23 255.255.255.0

Repeater 1 (Master) 192.168.20.100 255.255.255.0

Repeater 2 (Slave) 192.168.20.101 255.255.255.0



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5.2.2 Radio Planning

IP Interconnect Repeater

Device ID Alias RX

Frequency TX

Frequency Channel

Slot Description

Repeater 1 1000

Patrol

Repeater

1

436.125 449.125

Digital

patrol

channel

Slot 1 Master

Receive the patrol data

from subsystem 1;

receive and repeat the

patrol data from other

Slaves to the client.

Repeater 2 2000

Patrol

Repeater

2

408.89 424.89

Digital

patrol

channel

Slot 1 Slave

Receive the patrol data

from subsystem 2 and

upload the patrol data

to the client via Master.

Radio

Caution

In IP Interconnect mode, RRS & GPS Radio ID of the radio is the ID of IP Interconnect master

repeater.

Device ID RX

Frequency

TX Frequen

cy

Repeater ID

Channel Slot Description

Radio 1 1001 449.125 436.125 1000 Digital patrol

channel Slot 1

Build up Patrol

Subsystem 1 with

Repeater 1


channel Slot 1

Build up Patrol

Subsystem 1 with

Repeater 1


channel Slot 1

Build up Patrol

Subsystem 2 with

Repeater 2



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Device ID RX

Frequency

TX Frequen

cy

Repeater ID

Channel Slot Description


channel Slot 1

Build up Patrol

Subsystem 2 with

Repeater 2

Caution

� Before configuration, please check whether the repeater and portable radios can be powered on

properly. Please refer to the corresponding owner’s manuals for radio operations.


5.3 Configuring the Repeater

Note

IP Interconnect Solution may involve multiple repeaters and the configuration operations for each

repeater are similar. Please see the Master and Slave repeater configurations for the differences.

Reading the Parameter Configurations

Step 1 Run the CPS.



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Step 3 In the Read window, click “OK” to read the parameter configurations of the repeater. After

successful reading, click “OK” to finish.

Network

Step 1 Go to “Conventional -> General Setting -> Network” from the left navigation tree of CPS

and configure the following parameters.

� Repeater 1 (Master)



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� Repeater 2 (Slave)



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Parameter Description

Basic Setting

Ethernet IP Repeater IP address, which must be in the same LAN of Third Party

Server IP.

IP Connect Configuration

Repeater Type

IP Interconnect feature must be enabled.

Repeater 1: Select “Master”. The repeater will operate locally; it will

not send data to other repeaters; patrol data will be uploaded to the

client via specific data cable.

Repeater 2: Select “Slave”. The repeater will operate locally; patrol

data will be repeated to Repeater 1 (Master) via “Ethernet”.

Network

Authentication Key

The authentication key used for accessing IP network. All Slave

repeaters within the same IP network must share the same key as the

Master repeater. Max Range: 40 characters. Valid characters include

0-9 and A-F. If this option is left blank, it means the authentication key

is not enabled.

Application Programming Interface

Forward To PC

The repeater can repeat the received data to the computer via

Ethernet. Moreover, the repeater can receive and process the repeat

request from the computer, so as to realize the remote transmission

of patrolling data.

Third Party Server

IP

Designated LAN system gateway IP address, which is the client

compute IP address.



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Digital Channel




Channel Alias, Slot Operation, Receive Frequency and Transmit Frequency.





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Caution

� Receive Frequency and Transmit Frequency of the repeater patrol channel must be set

with different frequencies and must match that of the portable radio patrol channel. That

is to say, RX frequency of the repeater patrol channel must be consistent with Transmit

Frequency of the portable radio patrol channel while Transmit Frequency of the repeater

patrol channel must be consistent with Receive Frequency of the portable radio patrol

channel.

� If the voice service and patrolling service shares the same frequency, to ensure the

stability of the system, the voice service and patrolling service must use different slots.

For example, the patrolling service uses slot 1 while the voice service uses slot 2.

� IP Multi-site Connect must select “Slot1 & Slot2”.

Step 3 Go to “Conventional -> Zone” from the left navigation tree of the CPS, select the “patrol digital

channel” and click “Add” to add it to the last channel in “Member” list.



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Radio ID


Basic” from the left navigation tree of the CPS to edit Radio ID.

Caution In the same Patrol System, the Radio ID of the repeater can be any number but must be different from the Radio IDs of the portable radios in the subnet.







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Step 2 Click “OK” to start writing the parameter configurations to the repeater.



This chapter is the same as the mobile radio receiving station. Please refer to 3.4 Configuring the

Portable Radio

for details.


This chapter is the same as the mobile radio receiving station. Please refer to 3.5 Configuring the Client

for details.

5.6 System Testing

This chapter is the same as the mobile radio receiving station. Please refer to 3.6 System Testing

for details.

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