SharkRF openSPOT3, Руководство пользователя

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You can simply use the ETSI format if you want to send messages through the network. Note that the network
must know about the location of your
Source ID . If you want to receive DMR SMS messages from the network,
you have to set the Source ID to the DMR ID you set at the connector settings, or if you want to use another ID,
then you have to start a short call from that DMR ID with your radio, so the network will know that your custom
DMR ID can be reached through this openSPOT3.
POCSAG/DAPNET
You can see the POCSAG message queue here. Queued unsent messages are displayed with a blue background,
sent messages are gray. All messages receveid from DAPNET or sent from this interface are first placed in the
POCSAG message queue.
Note that the displayed current timeslot number and time is calculated by the browser and is not equal to the
openSPOT3's internal device time and timeslot framing which is more precise.
If the Send to radio button is set to Modem then you can directly add messages to the queue which will be
transmitted by the openSPOT3.
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