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RADIOTELEX
3 Installation and configuration
frequencies are used when Radiotelex is scanning the coast station for traffic
since in that situation the coast station will be the caller. The slave frequencies
are used when Radiotelex is calling the coast station since in that situation the
coast station will be the slave station.
In short, when setting up a scan of the coast station being edited, the master
frequencies are used; when setting up a transmission to the coast station
being edited, the slave frequencies are used.
If slave frequencies are not specied, master frequencies are used when
calling (and scanning for a free signal) a coast station, too.
Abbreviated ID and answer back:
The call code and the abbreviated ID provide the means for automatic
generation of the answer back of a coast station. However, the answer back
can be given explicitly in the answer back field. If this field has been filled in,
this answer back will be used.
Non-standard answer back used:
Not all coast stations follow the recommendations when it comes to answer
backs. The Swedish company Maritex, for instance, can assign subscribers
a Swedish land telex number to be used as answer back. Therefore,
Radiotelex needs to know whether the non- standard answer back is to be
used when communicating with the coast station being edited. When the ‘Non
standard answer back used field’ is set to ‘Yes’, Radiotelex non-standard
answer back as specified in the modem setup is used (see the section on
‘Installation’).
TELEX print setup
By default all communication is printed.
TELEX tape puncher setup
By default the only communication punched is when Radiotelex is the slave
– i.e. Radiotelex has been called by the other station.
TELEX log setup
By default Radiotelex logs all communication when Radiotelex is the slave.
When the system has called another station – and is thus the master – only
conversation is logged. That is because a message being transmitted already
exists in ‘Message handling’.
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