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service and delivering the message.
Depending on what specific problem you are trying to solve, you can either use the listen-in procedure for
88**
notification
or the one for an inbound call.
Listen-in procedure for
88**
notification.
1.
Pick up the handset and dial
88**
, then hang up
2.
The light will start flashing. This indicates the unit has information stored and is waiting to dial the pager service.
3.
Wait about 5 seconds for the light on the unit to go off. The unit is now Off-Hook and will dial the pager service.
4.
Pick up the handset and listen. Try to determine whether the unit is delivering information when the
pager service will accept it. When listening, be sure to cover the mouthpiece on your handset so that outside noise will
not affect operation.
Listen-in procedure for an inbound call:
1.
Make a call to the unit
2.
After the call is completed, the light will start flashing. This indicates the unit has information stored, and is waiting to
dial the pager service.
3.
Wait about 15 seconds for the light on the unit to go off. The unit is now Off-Hook and will dial the pager service.
4.
Pick up the handset and listen. Try to determine whether the unit is delivering information when the pager service will
accept it. When listening, be sure to cover the mouthpiece on your handset so that outside noise will not affect operation.
Typical notification problems and solutions:
1)
The one problem that often occurs is the unit dials the pager company correctly, but does not deliver the call information
before the paging service "times out." Therefore, the pager is not notified. You can easily determine whether this is the
problem by using
88**
and the "listen-in procedure" on page 9.
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In most cases, the cause of this problem is a noisy telephone connection with the paging service. Try using the extended
option "
5522**
". Setting this option will instruct the unit to ignore the noise on the line and deliver the call information.
For more on this and other extended options see page 8.
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Unless any extended options are set, the unit needs at least a 5 second window between the time when the paging service
answers and when it times out. Call your pager number and determine how long it takes before your service times out
when no digits are entered. If your service does not allow at least 5 seconds try using the extended options discussed on
page 8.
2)
Your pager is not notified when the
88**
notification option is dialed.
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Pager number entered may not be correct.
Re-enter pager number followed by "
**
".
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AIT may be behind a fax/modem line sharing device. Try connecting the unit in front of the fax/modem switch.
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Unit may not see an "On-hook" condition. Light on unit must be on solid on when all phones are on-hook. If light stays
out and flashes only once every 15 seconds, call Zeus to swap for a "Rear Detect" type unit.
3)
Your pager is notified properly when the
88**
notification is dialed. But, on regular calls, the pager is either not notified,
you receive a "tone only" notification, or it displays only a few digits.
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When the unit delivers the caller's number and call duration to the pager service, it tries to format this information by
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