Initial Setup and Configuration : Adding and Configuring the XRT 9000/9100 WAVE 3000 Server User

Adding and Configuring the XRT 9000/9100 WAVE 3000 Server User
A single XRT 9000/9100 supports connections from one or more Clients (or “users”). In this case, the client is the WAVE 3000 Server.
When a Client connects with the XRT 9000/9100, the Client must send a Username and Password combination. This process occurs “behind the scenes” through messages exchanged between the Client and XRT 9000/9100. The XRT 9000/9100 checks to see if the Username and Password sent by the Client can be found in the list of records configured using the XRT 9000/9100 Configuration Tool’s User Configuration screen. If the Username/Password combination cannot be found, the Client is not allowed to use XRT 9000/9100 resources. If the Username/Password combination is found, then the Client privileges as configured on this screen determine which features are available to the XRT 9000/9100 Client.
Each WAVE 3000 Server communicating with SU (subscriber units or radios) through the Connect Plus system require a single “User” in the XRT 9000/9100 User Configuration page. This identifies the WAVE 3000 Server to the XRT 9000/9100 as a user. Only one user is required per WAVE 3000 Server unit.
To add a WAVE 3000 Server SU user
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On the Settings menu, click XRT 9000/9100 User Configuration.
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In the Username field, enter a Username with at least five (5) alpha characters (letters a-z). Duplicate usernames are not allowed. When the XRT 9000/9100 compares the Username configured with the XRT 9000/9100 Configuration Tool with the Username sent by the Client, letters are case sensitive.
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In the Password field, enter a password with a minimum of 5 characters. This must include at least four (4) alphanumeric characters (a-z, 0-9), plus one (1) special character (!, @, %, etc.). Alpha characters (a-z) are case sensitive.
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In the Max Talk Paths field, enter the Max number of talk paths that the WAVE 3000 Server may register.
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Ensure Billing Enabled remains unselected. The WAVE 3000 Server does not use the XRT billing system.
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Ensure Network Wide All Call remains unselected. The WAVE 3000 Server does not support NWAC.
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Ensure Data Path Registration Enabled remains unselected. The WAVE 3000 Server does not use Data Path IDs.
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In the Group ID field, enter a range of Groups IDs specifying those Groups (Talk Groups in the WAVE 3000 Server) that WAVE Mobile Communicator users can use for communication. This may be a subset of the Groups on the Connect Plus system. For example, setting Group ID to “10000-10007,12000” gives the WAVE 3000 Server permission to use Groups 10,000 through 10,007, as well as Multigroup 12,000. Specify ranges with a hyphen, and separates ranges and Groups with a comma. Alternatively, leave Group ID blank to give the WAVE 3000 Server permission for any Group Talk Path with valid registration in the XRT 9000/9100.
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In the Console User ID field, leave the field BLANK if the user should have permission for any Private Talk Path that it validly registers with the XRT 9000/9100. If user should have permission to register only specific Private Talk Paths, enter the allowable IDs in the “Console User ID” field. IDs may be entered as a range expression (two IDs separated by a hyphen) or by listing the allowable IDs, separated by commas.
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Click the Save button.
To continue setup, follow the instructions in Testing Connect Plus Radios.