M1503 User Guide ______________________________________________________________________ Version 1.3
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5.8.1
User Status
Selecting the
User Status
menu item in the
Setup
menu page prompts you to change your general status. Depending on
how your system administrator sets up your system, the value you select will be transmitted and made available to
dispatchers and command staff. Your pager can contain up to 8 general status messages. You can set these strings
directly using the
SPARKGAP Administrative Gateway
, or your system administrator can set them for you.
5.8.2
Pager Settings
Selecting
Pager Settings
in the
Setup
page opens the
Pager Settings
page. This page contains general parameters used
to control the behavior of your pager. To change these parameters, you can navigate up and down to highlight the
corresponding menu item, and then select the item to change it. After the item is selected, you can again use the
Up
and
Down
buttons to scroll through the available values for the parameter. You may press
Select
again to save the new
value, or
Escape
to return to revert to the old value and return to the
Pager Settings
page.
5.8.2.1
Quiet Time
The
Quiet Time
parameter allows you to put your M1503 in a mode where alerts and reminders can be silenced on a
folder-by-folder basis, for non-priority messages. Setting this parameter to
Yes
enables quiet time; setting this parameter
to
No
disables it. During quit time, folders set to follow quiet time (5.8.3.1.2) will not alert or issue reminder actions
(5.8.2.6, 5.8.2.7, and 5.8.3.2.4).
5.8.2.2
Alert Mode
The
Alert Mode
parameter selects the alerting mode for your pager, either
Normal
,
Vibrate
,
Silent
, or
Stealth
(when
enabled by your system administrator), defined as follows:
Value
Description
Normal
The pager alerts normally according to the setting of the received
message folder.
Vibrate
The pager alerts using only the vibrate motor upon receipt of normal
messages, although priority messages follow the priority message
settings of the appropriate message folder.
Silent
The pager does not alert upon receipt of normal messages, although
priority messages follow the priority message settings of the appropriate
message folder.
Stealth
The pager does not alert upon receipt of any priority or non-priority
message. Furthermore the pager does not make any sound, or activate
the status LED or LCD backlight, or pulse the vibrate motor for any
reason.
Use of this setting is not compliant with NFPA-1221 and must be
specifically enabled by your system administrator.
