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Overview
Administrative Training:
• EDACS/ProVoice System Administrative Training
• EDACSIP System Administrative Training
• P25IP System Administrative Training
• OpenSky System Administrative Training
• NetworkFirst Administrative Training
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Overview |
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System
administrators and managers have the overall
responsibility for defining and maintaining the
system's configurable parameters. This relatively
new role has emerged as radio systems have become
larger and more complex. The responsibilities
include the following:
• defining the group structure or fleetmap
• maintaining unit and group databases
• defining wide-area roaming capabilities
• planning radio feature usage and personalities/profiles
• configuring dispatch consoles
• enabling and disabling units
• generating reports, and
• analyzing system performance |
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EDACS/ProVoice System Administrative Training |
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EDACS/ProVoice Administrative Training Flowchart |
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The following flowchart illustrates the sequence
and recommended courses for an EDACS/ProVoice
system administrator or manager: |
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Notes:
(1) Applicable to new customers only.
(2) Only if applicable to your system configuration.
(3) Only applicable to customers with C3 Maestro Dispatch Consoles that have
the User-Definable Screen (UDS) feature.
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Introduction
to EDACS (YTSP7F)
This
course provides an overview of the features and
capabilities of EDACS and ProVoice systems for
both technical and non-technical personnel. Topics
covered include an introduction to EDACS and ProVoice
equipment, components, and operational processes.
Participants will also be introduced to group structuring
and the various trunked system configurations from
a basic system through multisite networks. |
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EDACS
System Administration (YTSP3N)
This
course is strongly recommended for individuals
responsible for system implementation and management.
It provides an understanding of terminology, equipment,
components, and operational processes associated
with EDACS and ProVoice. The topics covered include
group structuring, radio programming, system database
requirements, console configuration using the CEC/IMC
Manager, and implementation processes. |
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AFS
Structure Workshop (YTSP3R)
This
workshop assists new customers in defining the
agency/fleet/subfleet group structure and planning
radio personalities. The advantages of different
structures are explored and structuring experience
gained from other customers is shared. System configuration
options (i.e., wide-area roaming and emergency
calls) are also explored. |
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EDACS
System Management Workshop (YTSP3P)
This
hands-on workshop allows participants to implement
the knowledge acquired during the EDACS System
Administration course. Participants are divided
into teams to plan, implement, and operate the
Training Center's EDACS system based on the communication
requirements of an imaginary town. Activities include
defining a group structure, planning radio personalities,
establishing Communications Systems Director (CSD)
databases, configuring dispatch consoles, programming
radios, and operating the system. Completion of EDACS System
Administration (YTSP3N) is a prerequisite for this course. |
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Communications
Systems Director (YTSN1F)
This course provides classroom and hands-on instruction on the installation,
configuration, operation, and maintenance of the Communications Systems Director
(CSD). Topics include database management, system monitoring, radio controls,
and report generation. The course is designed for system administrators and
managers, engineers, and technicians who operate and maintain the CSD in
an EDACS or ProVoice system. Completion of either the EDACS System Administration (YTSP3N)
or Introduction to EDACS System Maintenance (YTSP3U) course
is a prerequisite. |
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Console
Configuration (YTSN3H)
This course provides dispatch supervisors and system administrators and managers
with the knowledge and skills to configure the C3 Maestro Dispatch Console
including operational functions and screen layout. Participants learn how
to setup the operation and layout of the console using the CEC/IMC Manager
and the User-Definable Screen (UDS) configuration program. |
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EDACSIP System Administrative Training |
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EDACSIP Administrative Training Flowchart |
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The following flowchart illustrates the sequence
and recommended courses for an EDACSIP
system administrator or manager: |
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Notes:
(1)Only applicable to customers new to EDACSIP.
(2)Only applicable to customers with C3 MaestroIP Dispatch Consoles that have the User-Definable Screen (UDS) feature.
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EDACSIP System Administration (YTSN7V)
This course is strongly recommended for individuals responsible for system implementation and management. It provides an understanding of terminology, equipment, components, and operational processes associated with an EDACSIP system. Additional topics covered include talkgroup fleet mapping, radio programming, system database configuration options, and implementation processes.
This course is three (3) days in length for customers making the transition from an EDACS to an EDACSIP system.
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EDACSIP Structuring Workshop (YTSN7W))
This workshop assists customers new to EDACSIP in defining the talkgroup fleet mapping and planning radio personalities. The advantages of different group mappings are explored and structuring experience gained from other customers is shared. System configuration and radio programming options (i.e., wide-area roaming, priorities, and emergency calls) are also explored.
This workshop is recommended for new customers as well as customers making the transition from an EDACS to an EDACSIP system.
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Unified Administration System(YTSN6B)
The purpose of this course is to provide system administrators and managers with the ability to create and maintain system databases using the Unified Administration System (UAS). This hands-on course requires an in-depth understanding of the job functions within the customer’s organization as well as an operational understanding of the radio system. Course topics include logging into the UAS, establishing user accounts, navigating through the user interface, creating and changing parameter values, and adding/deleting radio users and talkgroups. Completion of the EDACSIP System Administration (YTSN7V) course is a prerequisite.
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Console Configuration (YTSN3H)
This course provides dispatch supervisors and system administrators and managers with the knowledge and skills to configure the C3 MaestroIP Dispatch Console including operational functions and screen layout. Participants learn how to setup the operation and layout of the console using the User-Definable Screen (UDS) configuration program.
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Regional Network Manager (YTSN3V)
This course provides participants with the ability to monitor and manage the system using the Regional Network Manager (RNM). Course topics include system access, monitoring the status of system equipment, identification and acknowledgement of system faults, historical views of system performance, exploring real-time viewers, and running activity and status reports on system performance. |
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P25IP System Administrative Training |
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P25IP System Administrative Training Flowchart |
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The
following flowchart illustrates the sequence
and recommended courses for a P25IP (conventional
or trunked) system administrator or manager: |
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Notes:
(1) Applicable
to new customers only.
(2) Only applicable to customers with C3 MaestroIP Dispatch Consoles that have the User-Definable
Screen (UDS) feature. |
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P25IP
System Administration (YTSN5Z)
This course is strongly recommended for individuals responsible for system implementation and management. It provides an understanding of terminology, equipment, components, and operational processes associated with the P25IP system. Additional topics covered include talkgroup fleet mapping, radio programming, system database configuration options, and implementation processes. |
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P25IP
Structuring Workshop (YTSN6A)
This workshop assists new customers in defining the talkgroup fleet mapping and planning radio personalities. The advantages of different group mappings are explored and structuring experience gained from other customers is shared. System configuration and radio programming options (i.e., wide-area roaming, priorities, and emergency calls) are also explored. |
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Unified
Administration System (YTSN6B)
The
purpose of this course is to provide system administrators
and managers with the ability
to create and maintain system databases using the
Unified Administration System (UAS). This hands-on
course requires an in-depth understanding of the
job functions within the customer’s organization
as well as an operational understanding of the
radio system. Course topics include logging into
the UAS, establishing user accounts, navigating
through the user interface, creating and changing
parameter values, and adding/deleting radio users
and talkgroups. Completion of the P25IP System
Administration (YTSN5Z) course is a prerequisite. |
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Console
Configuration (YTSN3H)
This course provides dispatch supervisors
and system administrators and managers with the
knowledge and skills to configure the C3 MaestroIP Dispatch Console including operational functions
and screen layout. Participants learn how to setup
the operation and layout of the console using the
User-Definable Screen (UDS) configuration program. |
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Regional
Network Manager (YTSN3V)
This course provides participants with
the ability to monitor and manage the system using
the Regional Network Manager (RNM). Course topics
include system access, monitoring the status of system
equipment, identification and acknowledgement of
system faults, historical views of system performance,
exploring real-time viewers, and running activity
and status reports on system performance. |
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Over-The-Air Rekeying
(YTSN6C)
This course provides encryption key management
personnel with the knowledge and skills to manage
encryption keys using the Network Key Management
Facility (KMF) product in a P25IP network. This includes
defining Crypto Officer Administration classes and
user privileges; managing Crypto Officer user accounts;
configuring crypto nets; and rekeying talkgroups,
users and system keys using the Unified Administration
System (UAS). Completion of the Unified Administration
System (YTSN6B) course is a recommended prerequisite.
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OpenSky
System Administrative Training |
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OpenSky
System Administrative Training Flowchart |
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The
following flowchart illustrates the sequence
and recommended courses for OpenSky system administrators
and managers: |
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Notes:
(1) Applicable
to new customers only.
(2) Only
applicable to customers with C3 MaestroIP Dispatch
Consoles that have the
User-Definable
Screen (UDS) feature. |
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Introduction
to OpenSky (YTSN3T)
The purpose of this course is to
provide technical and non-technical personnel with
a high-level understanding of the OpenSky network.
Course topics include system architecture, standard
equipment and components, basic system configuration,
communication protocols, system features, provisioning,
wide-area roaming, voice communication features,
and network management capabilities. |
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OpenSky
System Administration (YTSN6E)
This course is strongly recommended
for individuals responsible for system implementation
and management. It provides an understanding of
terminology, equipment, components, and operational
processes associated with OpenSky. The topics covered
include the fleet map, radio personalities, system
database configuration options, and implementation
processes. |
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OpenSky
Fleet Mapping Workshop (YTSN5N)
This
workshop assists new customers in defining the
system’s fleet map and planning
radio personalities. Operational considerations
are explored and experience gained from other customers
is shared. System configuration options (i.e.,
wide-area roaming and priorities) are also explored. |
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Unified Administration System (YTSN6B)
The purpose of this course is to provide system administrators and managers with the ability to create and maintain system databases using the Unified Administration System (UAS). This hands-on course requires an in-depth understanding of the job functions within the customer’s organization as well as an operational understanding of the radio system. Course topics include logging into the UAS, establishing user accounts, navigating through the user interface, creating and changing parameter values, and adding/deleting radio users and talkgroups. Completion of the OpenSky System Administration (YTSN6E) course is a prerequisite. |
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Console
Configuration (YTSN3H)
This course provides dispatch supervisors
and system administrators and managers with the knowledge
and skills to configure the C3 MaestroIP Dispatch
Console including operational functions and screen
layout. Participants learn how to setup the operation
and layout of the console using the User-Definable
Screen (UDS) configuration program. |
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Regional
Network Manager (YTSN3V)
This course provides participants with
the ability to monitor and manage the system using
the Regional Network Manager (RNM). Course topics
include system access, monitoring the status of system
equipment, identification and acknowledgement of
system faults, historical views of system performance,
exploring real-time viewers, and running activity
and status reports on system performance. |
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NetworkFirst Administrative Training |
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NetworkFirst Operation & Administration (YTSN5A)
This course provides system administrators and managers with the knowledge and skills to configure and use the Unified Administration System (UAS) to manage talkgroups for both planned and unplanned interoperability events. The training includes an overview of the features and capabilities of NetworkFirst and an introduction to NetworkFirst equipment, components, and operational processes such as how to re-program the interoperability gateways. Participants are also introduced to the Regional Network Manager (RNM), which is used to view network talkgroup activity, monitor Digital Voice Unit (DVU) status, and generate performance summary reports. |
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