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Introduction
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Repeat paging
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Flexible programming of multiple pager groups
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Support for alpha modem plus voice and numeric message entry on every telephone
interface
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Multiple serial interfaces for direct alpha message entry
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Canned alphanumeric messages
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Modem access for programming through any dial-up line
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System alarm output
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Autobauding of the maintenance modem at 300 and 1200 baud
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Flexible password protection for individual databases, subscriber phone numbers,
alphanumeric entry access, and paging terminal ZLINK connections
SYSTEM APPLICATIONS
The Model 640 is suitable for a wide variety of paging applications. The paging terminal is flex-
ible and easy to operate, making it the ideal choice for many paging providers.
Health Care and Public Safety
The Model 640 is ideal in systems where fast, reliable paging is essential. The terminal provides
priority paging, including live breakthrough, for immediate notification of emergency response
teams. Detailed system logs of every page are available to track incident response and manage
risk. In addition, most nurse call systems and other alphanumeric input stations are easily inter-
faced with the paging terminal to send detailed messages to key personnel. The Model 640 also
provides an alarm output for immediate recognition of paging terminal failure.
In-Plant Systems
Many in-plant applications, including industrial, government agencies, and institutions, demand
specific paging operations. The Model 640 trunks can be individually configured to interface
with several telephone line types. This allows possible system access from an internal PABX, a
remote telephone company central office, and a local telephone operator. The paging terminal
also offers talkback paging for two-way communications with mobile or portable radios. In addi-
tion, the Model 640 has one alarm output to identify when the terminal is not operating properly.
Small Market Service Providers
The Model 640 is well suited for smaller RCC and PCP systems. The paging terminal is flexible
and allows painless system growth with TNPP networking and a variety of equipment interface
capabilities. Call counting, system statistics, and traffic monitoring all make system management
simple and efficient, even for first-time paging providers. In addition, the system voice prompts