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Introduction – Z-500 Series Paging Systems
Your InterPage Z-500 Series Paging Systems allow you to send paging messages to one or more persons via
pagers, and devices that incorporate POCSAG paging data receivers. You can setup automatic transmission of
messages or you can compose messages on the fly and transmit them immediately.
The InterPage Z-500 Series Paging Encoders can be provided in either standalone form or bundled with a radio
transceiver to become a paging system.
When you attach your paging system to a PC or other Host Device, plug in the provided power adapter, and install
and activate your paging software, you will be ready to make full use of the paging system.
The
InterPage Z-500 Series Paging Systems can have a pager database programmed using the InterPage
Z-500 Paging Encoder Setup Software, or you can immediately use the InterPage Z-500 Series Paging Systems
without programming.
Your InterPage Z-500 Series Paging Encoders, using v9.XX firmware, have the following capabilities:
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Serial Port Controlled Operation via RS-232 Serial Port with “Programmable” Communication
Parameters. Baud rates of 300, 1200, 2400, and 9600, with None, Even, and Odd parities. Default setting is
9600 N81, unless specified differently by Customer Requirements.
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Z-500 SP Single or Pro Dual - RS-232 Serial Com Port(s)
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2 or 5 watts, 5 watts UHF effective radiated power with approximately 3 mile range, depending upon local
terrain and obstructions. (Optional 2 watt model also available)
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UHF Band (450-470MHz) Synthesized Transceiver. See the Label on the back of the Z-500 Series Paging
Systems to Identify the Operating Frequency of the Paging System. (Optional VHF Band Available)
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Industry Standard POCSAG Paging Protocol Covering the Full Range of Paging Functions, Including:
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512, 1200 and 2400 bps RF data rates , auto-switching
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Alphanumeric (Text), Numeric and Tone/Vibe Only Paging Message Formats
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Multiple Tone and Vibration Patterns
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Batch Message Delivery , with up to 240 Characters per Message (500 Characters in WaveWare
Mode)
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Support for Multiple Paging Control Protocols , Including:
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TAP v1.8 (Variations also known as IXO and PET )
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Extended TAP (TAP Compatible Extended Interface Supporting Embedded Control Characters and
Paging Message Encoding Parameters Appended to the Pager ID)
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PET (Page Entry Terminal), which provides human readable messaging prompts and also supports
TAP protocol message formats
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Simplex TAP , a Single Serial Command String Composed of a Standard TAP Message Block.
NOTE: Simplex TAP is the Recommended Interface Protocol for System Developers.
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COMP1 , Delivery of <CR> or <CR><LF> Delimited Data to One or More Pagers
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COMP2 , a Command String Composed of PagerID<CR>Message<CR>
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SCOPE , a Proprietary Single Serial Command String that Includes Cap Code, Function Code, RF Data
Rate, and Message Values. Scope Protocol can be used as Either Simplex or Duplex Operation.
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WaveWare , a Proprietary Single Serial Command String that Includes Cap Code, Function Code, RF
Data Rate, and Message Values. WaveWare Protocol can be used as Either Simplex or Duplex
Operation.
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Programmable Carrier Signal Detection , Which allows the Automatic Delay of Transmission while a nearby
Transmitter of the same Frequency is Operating.
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