Baseline Systems BaseStation 3200 in X Cabinet - Manual (Page 14)

Installation and User Guide for Baseline Cell Modems in X and XS Cabinets
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 Network: This field shows the status of the network connection.
 IP: This field shows the IP address assigned to the cell modem.
 Uptime: This field shows the number
of minutes that the modem has been
connected.
5. Press the Back button to return to the
Network menu.
6. To find the origination date of your
connection and see the number of bytes
received from and sent to BaseManager,
press the Back button to return to the
Network menu. These details display in the
lower-left corner of the menu screen.
7. Turn the dial to the Run position.
Setting the Data Usage Mode
When a controller is connected to a network, data is transferred back and forth across the network.
The transferred data includes information such as network connection status updates, commands
sent between the controller and BaseManager, and status updates from the controller to
BaseManager.
The BaseStation controller enables you to specify the Data Usage Mode setting. You can choose
one of the following options:
• Auto – Detects the type of communication module that is being used by the controller, and
then automatically selects the appropriate mode. When you are using a communication
module supplied by Baseline, we recommend that you set the Data Usage Mode to Auto.
• Normal – When the controller is connected to a third-party device that is not limited by
bandwidth or data plans, set the Data Usage Mode to Normal. In this mode, data is
communicated as it happens.
• Low – When the controller is connected to a third-party cell modem, we recommend that you
set the Data Usage Mode to Low. This setting restricts the data transfer to once per minute.
You can add this controller to your BaseManager account using the
Admin tool in BaseManager. If you do not have a BaseManager
account, call Baseline to set one up.
Baseline Support 866.294.5847