Advanced Wireless Communications AWR-CB2200, Руководство оператора

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AWR-CB2200 Two-way Call box Operation:
The AWR-CB2200 call box is configured for operation by your radio dealer. Proper frequency information
and operating characteristics are configured using programming software. Your dealer will need to gather
operational information from you before the call box can be deployed. Once configured, the AWR-CB2200
will operate in the following manner:
Note: If Associate communications are taking place at the time of the Two-way call box activation, the
Two-way call box will suspend it’s “Message on Activation” transmission until the channel activity has
stopped (if programmed to do so). While waiting to transmit the “Message on Activation”, the call box
WILL NOT provide Associate transmit audio to the Two-way call box local speaker. The call box will not
allow receive audio to be provided to the call box local speaker until the “Message on Activation” audio
has been transmitted to the Associates radios. Likewise, after the Two-way call box Reset button has been
pressed, the Two-way call box will no longer provide receive audio to the local speaker.
• The AWR-CB2200 will be in ‘Sleep Mode’ (off) the majority of the time. During ‘Sleep Mode’, very
little current is being consumed allowing for extended battery life.
• A press of the ‘Activate’ button will cause the call box to ‘wake-up’ and perform it’s programmed
duties.
1. A short beep will be heard when the activate button is initially pressed.
2. The ‘Speaker Message on Activation’ greeting message will be heard on the local call box speaker.
3. If the radio channel is not busy, the call box alert tone (if programmed) followed by the ‘Message
on Activation’ will be transmitted to the associated two-way radios. The status LED will be red
when the call box is transmitting.
4. When ‘Awake’, the status LED will flash green when the call box is not transmitting or receiving to
indicate that the call box is active.
5. The Two-way call box is now active and able to transmit or receive radio communications.
6. For typical Two-way call box operation, an associate would now reply with an offer to assist and
provide basic call box operating instructions to the call box user. Such as “press and hold the
Activate button to talk, release to listen”.
7. Press and hold the Activate / Push to Talk button to transmit, release to receive.
8. If the Reset button is pressed while the call box is active, the call box ‘Speaker Message on Clear’
(if programmed) will be played to the local speaker.
9. The call box ‘Message on Clear’ (if programmed) will be transmitted to the associated two-way
radios.
10. When the call box ‘Message on Clear’ message transmission is complete, the AWR-CB2200 Two-
way call box will re-enter ‘Sleep Mode”.
11. If the Reset button is NOT pressed, the Two-way call box will enter ‘Sleep Mode’ after the
programmed period of inactivity.
12. Whether the reset button is pressed or the call box enters ‘Sleep Mode’ due to inactivity, a short
series of beeps are heard, at the call box local speaker, just prior to the Two-way call box entering
‘Sleep Mode’.
• Low Battery alert
Each time the AWR-CB2200 call box is activated, the battery level is measured. If the battery level
has dropped to a low battery level condition, the call box will process the ‘Low Battery Alert’ message
at the end of the “Message on Activation”. The radio users will hear the low battery alert message.
The call box local speaker will not hear the low battery alert message. The low battery alert is also
transmitted after the “Message on Clear” if the reset button is pressed, OR just prior to the Two-way
call box entering ‘Sleep Mode’ due to inactivity.
• Status LED
1. Call box is active (awake) LED is flashing green
2. Call box is receiving LED is steady green
3. Call box is transmitting LED is steady red
4. Call box is in Sleep Mode LED is off