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Uni Voice
Pager Console
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Preface
1. Voice / Message Pager Console is an epochal dispatch
system, which innovated the limitations of paging system
that has been existed for 40 years. The products like pager
do have the irreplaceable importance in the technology
developed age. The variable message broadcasting func-
tions such as personal calls, group calls and all calls make
the message sending rapidly in a short time. Easy to install,
wide communication coverage, and strong signal pen-
etrability, stable system, no environmental constraints on
message sending, not easy to be damaged while there’s a
natural disaster, small size, low power consumption, easy
to carry. All these features make the pager the best system
when you need to gather mass human resource rapidly in
the field of social security and homeland security.
2.The pager we were using is an one way paging system
which means the sender usually do not know if the message
has been received or not, nor do we know the reaction of
receiver. Now, the Unication introduces a dual communica-
tion system (GSM/GPRS) without alter the feature of pager
broadcasting. The dual communication system uses system
message to auto reply, makes the sender to know if mes-
sages has been received or read, and to reply message.
This feature makes up the defect of paging system since it
was established.
3. To realize this epochal idea, there must be an integrated
idea between sender and receiver, therefore, besides E5 /
G1, Unication also offer a pager console for system integra-
tion.
4.The current console systems on the market, either private-
purchased for on-site using for alpha or voice pager, or the
consoles offered by paging carrier for the user to connect
region or wild area, basically are only a tool or a platform
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