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SCOPE GEO40A User Manual 

GEO40USER 

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Issue 1 

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  Max. 40 characters Power Up message

 

 

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  Unread reminder 

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    DD/MM or MM/DD date display format selectable 

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Normal or word wrap display mode 

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Pre or Post time stamp facility 

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    30 – 180 seconds no alert period for repeated message 

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    ‘IN RANGE’ & ‘OUT RANGE’ indicator display mode & grace time setting 

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    On-line or OTA programming - for Public message receive mode only

 

 
2.3 Electrical Specification 

 

Rx Frequency               

135MHz~175MHz; 278MHz-280.999MHz 

              

448MHz-471.999MHz 

 

Sensitivity @1200bps 

 

Best position:    

     

20.5dBµV/m 512ps; 22.5dBµV/m /1200bps 

 

Adjacent Channel Rejection        > 60dB 

 

Spurious Rejection 

     

135-174.999MHz;278-280.999MHz

      > 55dB 

448-471.99MHz 

 

 

                    >

 50dB   

 

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Rejection 

   

     

135-174.999MHz;278-280.999MHz       >

50dB /-42.8MHz; -910KHz   

                     

448-471.999MHz

 

 

   >40dB/-42.8MHz; 

50dB/-910KHz 

 

Intermodulation Rejection   

 

>50dB 

 

Frequency 

stability 

   +/- 

10ppm 

 

Deviation 

     Carrier 

+/- 

4.5KHz 

 

Tone alert level   

 

         

 

> 80dBc at 30cm away 

 

Nominal Battery Life   

 

 

more than 30 days (‘AAA’ alkaline battery) 

 
2.4 Technical Specification 

 

  Code Format 

 

 

        POCSAG 

 

 Bit Rate 

 

 

 

    512/1200bps switchable 

 

 

Channel 

Space 

    

 

Receiver:     

25KHz 

 

Modulation Method   

 

  FSK-NRZ 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for GEO40A

Page 1: ...GEO40A ALPHANUMERIC PAGER USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...aracters Maximum 35 protected private messages Up to 4 paging addresses 1st address for private message others selectable between private public Backlight with key trigger Calendar with day of week Real time clock with alarm function Message backup during power off and battery replacement All or single private message deletion Lock unlock function for public message Public message receive alert ca...

Page 3: ...Hz 175MHz 278MHz 280 999MHz 448MHz 471 999MHz Sensitivity 1200bps Best position 20 5dBµV m 512ps 22 5dBµV m 1200bps Adjacent Channel Rejection 60dB Spurious Rejection 135 174 999MHz 278 280 999MHz 55dB 448 471 99MHz 50dB Image Rejection 135 174 999MHz 278 280 999MHz 50dB 42 8MHz 910KHz 448 471 999MHz 40dB 42 8MHz 50dB 910KHz Intermodulation Rejection 50dB Frequency stability 10ppm Deviation Carrie...

Page 4: ...m 63 9mm L 27 4mm W No of Keys 4 Door Main battery door Environmental concern Drop test GEO Spec QFD 07 Thermal test GEO Spec QFD 09 Vibration test GEO Spec QFD 10 Compression Test Sharp Spec 2 6 Appearance B C D E F G H I A A Battery door F Read Confirm key B Door lock G Right key C Chain H Left key D Buzzer I Select key E Screen ...

Page 5: ...EO40A User Manual GEO40USER 4 of 10 Issue 1 2 7 LCD display description 1 LCD display screen 2 Power off display 3 Power on standby display 4 Time display mode 5 Alarm display mode 6 The content of call header ...

Page 6: ...ll be in standby mode 2 TIME ALARM AUTO ON OFF and MELODY function menu Press SELECT key until the following menu appears Press Left key and Right key to select TIME ALARM AUTO or MELODY setting Press Read Confirm key to enter the setting screen I TIME adjustment Use Left or Right key to change the setting use Read Confirm key to confirm the current setting jump to the next field The setting is fi...

Page 7: ...onfirm key to confirm 3 CONTRAST ALERT MEMORY AND POWER OFF function menu I Press SELECT key until the following menu appear II Press Left or Right key to select CONTRAST ALERT MEMORY or POWER OFF Press Read Confirm key to confirm III CONTRAST adjustment Use Left or Right key to change contrast then use Read Confirm key to confirm IV ALERT setting If user selects ALERT the following menu is shown ...

Page 8: ...e icon will not be displayed V MEMORY If MEMORY is selected and the memory is full the following menu is shown If memory is not full the remaining memory percentage will be shown VI Power off The user may switch off the pager so as not to be disturbed In this state the pager will not receive any messages Press SELECT key to choose Power off and then press the Read Confirm key The pager will then e...

Page 9: ... messages can be viewed back forth press Read Confirm key to read the selected message After finished reading the last message there will be an end of message indicator II Messages locking unlocking deleting When reading a message the user may lock unlock delete the message When unlocking a message the above menu will be shown when the SELECT key is pressed If the user chooses Lock and presses the...

Page 10: ...u will remain for four seconds and will then return to the standby mode 5 Back Light Operation Press SELECT and hold down for two seconds The backlight will be turned on When the pager returns to the standby state LCD is turned off the backlight will be turned off automatically 6 WARNING I When LOW CELL is indicated change the battery immediately The battery should also be removed from the pager w...

Page 11: ... stated otherwise and must not be used in classified Hazardous Areas including areas containing explosive or flammable vapours unless express authorization has been given in writing by the manufacturer If in doubt consult your local product dealer for further information Only use a damp cloth for cleaning not liquid or aerosol based cleaners and ensure that the battery is removed from the unit pri...

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