Thrane&Thrane Sailor Radiotelex, Руководство пользователя

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RADIOTELEX
2 Operation
The terminals simulate the printer paper of an old-style TELEX terminal. Thus,
characters that have been received or transmitted are shown. Radiotelex has
a terminal for both ARQ (called TELEX in the Radiotelex terminology) and
FEC traffic. The TELEX and FEC terminals are operated in the same way, and
the differences are few.
The terminals are the centres where all transmissions and receptions are
initiated, and all actions are chosen.
The FEC terminal, however, will probably not be used much. It is recom-
mended that FEC scans to catch news broadcasts and traffic lists are set up
from
F4
Rx in the TELEX terminal. The news and traffic lists are normally
printed, while FEC transmissions are rarely used.
2.3 Terminal function keys
The terminals operate with two sets of function keys. Which set is used
depends on whether Radiotelex is ‘standby’ (not receiving, calling or transmit-
ting), or NOT ‘standby’. Only the TELEX terminal is described below, but the
FEC terminal is very similar.
Function keys when ‘standby’
Rx
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