Features and Options
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Pressing the
EMR
RESET
button will silence the alert tone and the queued emergency will stop flashing.
A printer log entry will be made indicating the time that the Emergency Alert was cleared by the operator.
To remove the Emergency Alert from the queue, press the
DEL
button. Attempting to remove a flashing
Emergency Alert from the queue using the
DEL
button will generate an error beep. The Emergency Alert
must first be cleared by the operator using the
EMR
RESET
button.
Non-emergency calls will be placed in the queue below any Emergency Alert. An incoming Emergency
Alert will always be placed at the top of the queue and be given the highest priority. When the
EMR
RESET
button is pressed, the Emergency Alert at the top of the queue will be lowered in priority and
placed below any other, flashing Emergency Alerts. When the
EMR
RESET
button is pressed for the next
Emergency Alert at the top of the queue, it will be lowered in priority and placed below any other flashing
Emergency Alerts, and so on. Emergency Alerts will always be shown at the top of the queue until they
are removed from the queue by properly placing them on the top line of the queue in the information
window and pressing the
DEL
button.
Call Alert
When a Call Alert is received, the queue position, the transmitting unit’s alias name (if programmed), unit
ID and the call time will be displayed in the queue with flashing “CALL ALERT”. If configured, a
printer log entry will also be made. A series of four alert beeps, every 10 seconds, will be heard by the
operator indicating an unattended Call Alert has been received. Upon pressing any button, the alert beeps
will cease and “CALL ALERT” will cease flashing.
Ensuing calls will be stacked while the Call Alert is displayed, except an Emergency Alert, which will
override a Call Alert. If a Call Alert is received during an Emergency Alert, the Call Alert will be stacked
in the queue below the Emergency Alert. When all Emergency Alerts have been cleared, the Call Alert
tone will sound indicating an unattended Call Alert has been received. As soon as any button is pressed,
however, the alert tone will stop.
Short Call Alert
When receiving a Short Call Alert, there is limited information available. The call will be placed in the
queue as any other call and “SHORT CAL ALERT” along with the time the call was received will be
displayed. A printer log entry will also be made if configured to do so. Received Short Call Alerts
behave similarly to received Call Alerts.
Selective Call
When a Selective Call is received, two alert beeps will be heard once. The queued item will read “SLCT
CALL” and the queue position, transmitting unit’s alias name, and unit ID will be displayed. In addition,
a printer log entry will be made if configured to do so.
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