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Communication &

Security Systems

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

These installation instructions cover the following types of paging
receivers:

These high quality, lightweight Generation III paging receivers are
used in DP 6000 Digital Paging Systems.

The receivers are individually identified by the allocation of call
numbers, which are programmed into the receiver. Each receiver
will respond to calls made specifically to its own call number or to
group calls. A group call is a single call which can be received by
more than one receiver holder.
When placed in a storage rack and being called, the receiver returns
an absent signal to the DP 6000 system. 

The versions of the receiver described in these installation
instructions are:

-

the bleep only version producing a bleep and flash signal when it
is called.

-

the display version producing both a bleep plus a flash signal and
digital information on the LCD.

Before using the receiver, it has to be programmed with the
necessary addresses and set to the system configuration.
The receiver can be programmed using the keyboard of the Control
Desk LBB 5800, Telephone Coupler LBB 5840/xx and the LBB 6000
Alpha-desk user editor (edit menu receives).

2. OPERATING CONTROLS AND DISPLAYS

2.1Operating Controls

2.1.1 ON/OFF/volume switch (fig.1B)

-

position 0  = off
position I  = on, with low bleep volume
position II = on, with high bleep volume

-

When switching on, a single bleep is emitted and the personal
address is shown on the display (if present). 

-

With rechargeable batteries installed, the receiver is always
“switched on” (low bleep volume when switch position is 0).

-

When disposable batteries are installed, the info memory is
erased when the receiver is switched off. 

2.1.2 RECALL button (fig.1A)
Note: applies to display version only.

-

The RECALL button can be used to scroll from normal call
address to the two group addresses and to scroll the 5 info
messages.

2.2 External contacts

The three contacts (fig.1C) are for charging and absent indication
when the receiver has been placed in the storage rack.
Left

- common

Middle

- absent

Right

- charging and code

(Refer to LBB 6150 Installation Instruction 76).

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS

DP 6000 DIGITAL PAGING SYSTEM

June 1992 Page 1 of 5

RECEIVER UHF 

LBB 6080/6081/6085/6086

RECEIVER VHF 

LBB 6180/6181/6185/6186

77

II

I

0

B

C

A

Operating controls

Bleep only

Display

Light

Colour

UHF

410 - 470 MHz

VHF

25 - 50 MHz

6080

6180

6085

6185

6081

6181

6086

6186

Dark

Light

Dark

Summary of Contents for LBB 6186

Page 1: ...upler LBB 5840 xx and the LBB 6000 Alpha desk user editor edit menu receives 2 OPERATING CONTROLS AND DISPLAYS 2 1Operating Controls 2 1 1 ON OFF volume switch fig 1B position 0 off position I on with low bleep volume position II on with high bleep volume When switching on a single bleep is emitted and the personal address is shown on the display if present With rechargeable batteries installed th...

Page 2: ...switched off with a high volume bleep The receiver also contains a back up battery to supply the receiver memory when exchanging the main batteries 2 Battery saving When the battery saving mode has been enabled see 4 1 3 the receiver is switched on off by means of the 5F5F pre amble string Battery saving is not possible with the older encoder types LBB 59xx The encoders LBB 5900 10 and LBB 5840 xx...

Page 3: ...t 3 Solder links Battery saving circuit Solder link fig 6A for 5F5F pre amble string encoders only Factory default setting is disable To enable battery saving close solder link A Decimal group call The receiver recognises one or more of the address digit locations 2 3 and 4 when they are equal F Factory default setting is enable To disable the decimal group call close solder link B Accu mode PCB v...

Page 4: ...splay again One call address must be programmed A not programmed address contains the default value C C C C A decimal group call is transmitted when the address contains an F in the 3 least significant digits xxxF xxFx or xFxx A decimal group call is possible with the normal call address and the group call addresses Decimal group calls can be disabled by a solder link on the PCB Receivers can alwa...

Page 5: ... 8A by releasing the hook fig 8B First remove the clip from the right hinge position by pressing it upwards Now the left hinge can easily be removed The clip carrier can be removed by loosing the 2 screws fig 8C When no clip is used the 2 small cups fig 8D stored behind the clip carrier can be used for covering the screw holes Consult your local Philips representative or sales office for other pos...

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