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OPM3609-002C November 1993 OPM3609-002C November 1993 3.0 Deleted Cmnd Ltr GETTING STARTED Fastrak Title a Tracker Title Define Output List Reset Output List Extended Mode k t 4.0 New Cmnd Ltr G D d r y W X Q o T Fastrak Title Boresight Reference Angles Enable Fixed Metal Compensation Disable Fixed Metal Compensation Transmitter Mounting Frame Set Synchronization Mode Reset System to Defaults Configuration Control Data Angular Operational Envelope Set Output Port Built-In-Test Information There are two ways to get started with your FASTRAK instrument as with any new instrument. You could "wing it," which involves a great deal of assumptions based on either previous experience and/or visual inspection, and hope for the best. Or, you could sit down and read the whole manual, line-byline, and then start. The former method inevitably leads to massive amounts of frustration and irritation and is bad for your blood pressure. The latter method, if followed exactly, will either lead to eventual success or completely cure your insomnia which in either case will be unacceptably time consuming. The following is offered as an alternative approach. However, this approach does not preclude using the manual as a precise guide, reference and final arbiter. NOTE: This approach assumes a single receiver, use of the RS-232 serial port at 9600 Baud communicating with a PC through Comm1, and use of the TERMINAL program located on the accompanying diskette. 1. Do visually and carefully inspect the instrument and the accompanying receiver(s) and transmitter. Note external switches and port numbering. If you have any questions concerning these items refer to Section 5 in the manual. 2. Set up the instrument close to your host computer and away from large metal objects like file cabinets, metal desks etc. 3. viii Identify the transmitter and insert the ix