GAI-Tronics L3149B, Manual

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Operation Model L3149B C200 Advanced Desk Set
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A typical printout supported by the C200 is shown below. For these examples, the desk set’s unit ID is
assumed to be 5678; the target unit’s ID is assumed to be 1234. The Line column and line numbers are
added for discussion below.
Line I/O ORIGIN DESTINATION TIME DATE FUNCTION STATUS
1
O 5678 12:52:23 AM 04-29-99 PTT ID
2 I 1234 5678 12:52:41 AM 04-29-99 PTT ID
3 O 5678 1234 12:52:52 AM 04-29-99 SEL CAL
4 I 1234 5678 12:53:07 AM 04-29-99 SEL CAL
5 O 5678 1234 12:53:24 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT
6
I 1234 5678 12:53:25 AM 04-29-99 ACK CAL ALT
7 O 5678 1234 12:54:10 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT
8 O 5678 1234 12:54:14 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT RETRY
9 O 5678 1234 12:54:18 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT RETRY
10 O 5678 1234 12:54:21 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT RETRY
11
O 5678 1234 12:54:25 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT RETRY
12 O 5678 1234 12:54:29 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT FAIL
13 I 1234 5678 12:54:51 AM 04-29-99 CAL ALT
14 O 5678 1234 12:54:51 AM 04-29-99 ACK CAL ALT
15 O 5678 1234 10:55:11 AM 04-29-99 RAD CHK
16
I 1234 5678 10:55:12 AM 04-29-99 ACK RAD CHK
17 O 5678 1234 10:56:06 AM 04-29-99 EMRGNCY
18 I 1234 5678 10:56:07 AM 04-29-99 ACK EMRGNCY
Line 1 shows an outbound or desk set-initiated PTT ID. Line 5 shows an outbound Call Alert. Line 6
shows the inbound acknowledgment for the Call Alert on line 5.
Lines 7 through 12 show an outbound Call Alert that did not receive an acknowledgment. Line 12 shows
that the Call Alert failed. If during the retry sequence, the operator terminated the Call Alert, the status
would show ABORT.
If an alias of “SHERIFF” is programmed for the unit ID 1234, the printout contains the alias name instead
of the actual unit ID as seen below.
Line I/O ORIGIN DESTINATION TIME DATE FUNCTION STATUS
1 O 5678 01:00:17 AM 04-29-99 PTT ID
2 I SHERIFF 5678 01:00:25 AM 04-29-99 PTT ID
RS-232 Input or PC Control
The RS-232 input feature allows a computer to send information, which causes the desk set to initiate a
MDC1200 message, page (without talk time), frequency change or custom tone transmission.
In order for the desk set to expect data from the RS-232 port and lock-out the desk set keyboard, a “^”
(caret) and a <CR> (carriage return) must be sent to the desk set. If the desk set is not currently busy and
in normal operation, it returns the ASCII string “018”. At this point, control of the desk set from the front
panel is not possible; however, it is recommended that the keyboard not be used during a PC direction of
the unit. After the PC has received the “018”, data may be sent to the desk set.
The functions of PC Control are described below. Note that all bytes are represented in ASCII format.