Intuicom EB-6 PLUS Manual 

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 Use internet explorer (with the IP address of the radio) and by changing your PC LAN settings to be comparable to radio IP address. COMMUNICATOR T/II RADIOS  CommPro software with a straight through serial cable connecting the radio to the pc. PARAMETERS: Parameters that need to match for all radios in the same network: Frequency Key - Controls hopping pattern of the radio Pack Size (min/max) - Controls min/max packet size parameters sent across the air. Data Rate -Sets over-the-air data rate. All radios in a network must have the same data rate setting. Broadcast Repeat - Controls the number of times the outbound radio packets are transmitted. Network ID - ID must be the same for all units operating in a network Subnet ID* – (Rx = F, Tx = F) – this setting allows radios to see all radios in the network. Frequency Zones – The zones on which the radio will talk. *Only on Comm T/II radios Notes: 1. The baud rate in the template is set to 9600 bps.....update accordingly

If unsure of the radio IP address, or it needs to be changed, this can be done using hyperterminal with a straight through serial cable and the following settings:

program. Connect your PC to radio and type in the radio’s IP address in internet explorer. The username/password is admin/admin. To upload the configuration files, click on Maintenance link on the left tab of intuicom page. You can upload the saved ODOT configuration file to the radio from this window. After uploading the configuration template, make sure that you click on IP Address on the left tab above and change it as needed, then click SAVE, and then REBOOT.

example: Master Radio A IP ADD: 10.22.1.118 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 10.22.1.1 Endpoint Radio B IP ADD: 10.22.1.120 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 10.22.1.1 Endpoint Radio C IP ADD: 10.22.1.122 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 10.22.1.1 Endpoint Radio D IP ADD: 10.22.1.124 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 10.22.1.1

Open COMM PRO software to start programming radios: To communicate with the radio, use a straight through serial cable. To read the radio information, click READ RADIO, then press the menu/setup button on the radio itself, then click ok in COMM PRO to continue reading the radio information. To write information to the radio, click WRITE RADIO, then press the menu/setup button on the radio itself, then click ok in COMM PRO to continue writing the radio information. There are standard ODOT configuration files for a master and endpoint radio that can be used to easily get a radio network operational.

If Ethernet radios are used with Eagle controllers, then a 2901 router will need to be installed in the field, otherwise, the radios can be used as serial radios with the eagle controllers with no additional network equipment. If Ethernet radios are used with ASC/3’s (with Ethernet ports), then an unmanaged switch needs to be added to the master radio cabinet….should not be set up as serial radios with Centracs. See diagram under #3 for Ethernet radio setup with ASC/3s 1. Master Controller (running either SEPAC/SEMARC or SEMARC only): a. Raven Using Serial over IP: i. Radio to Local/Master C21S port ii. Raven (Serial over IP) to C22S port b. Raven Using Direct IP: 1. Radio to Local/Master C21S port 2. Raven (IP) to C14S (Ethernet) port a. See ODOT 2070 manual for setup 2. Local SEPAC controller: a. Radio to Local C22S port i. NOTE: if port 2 has the alternate port moved to the front in SEPAC, then the radio needs to connect to the C50S port.

Unmanaged Switch (Comtrol Rocket Linx ES8105) Port 1 – CDMA Modem Port 2 – Ethernet Radio (Master) Port 3 – Local Controller Ethernet Radio (Master) Port 2 CDMA Modem Port 1 Local Controller (ASC/3) Port 3 Local Controller (ASC/3) Ethernet Radio (Slave/Endpoint) Local Controller (ASC/3) Ethernet Radio (Slave/Endpoint) Local Controller (ASC/3) Ethernet Radio (Slave/Endpoint) Ethernet Radio Setup (ASC/3s)

Intuicom Male 9-Pin 2070 C22S Male 9-pin Intuicom EB-6 plus and Communicator T/II to PC Straight through serial cable (w/ one male and one female end) Note: only the IP address of the EB-6 Plus units can be set via serial connection through hyperterminal (19200, 8,N,1,N…..emulation set to ANSI) Note: Eb-6 Plus can be programmed via web interface using the LAN port on radio, see beginning of document for further instructions.