ZETRON 15P, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Section 5. Programming
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Reach Format
For Reach paging format, select the paging format prompt “rEACH”, and press ENTER.
Table 5.
PROGRAMMING-9
shows and explains the prompts for this format.
Reach is essentially a specialized form of two-tone paging. For the purposes of fitting it into
the Model 15P, Zetron has taken 50 tones from the original group of 60 Reach tones and
organized them into five tone groups. These five tone groups are then used to make up a
1000-call code plan. Reach paging in the Model 15P is done by specifying a particular 100-
call block within the Zetron/Reach code plan, and then two more digits for a specific capcode
within that block. See Tables 7-10 through 7-13 in Section 7 for more information on Reach
tones and timings.
Table 5. PROGRAMMING-9 Reach Format Prompts
Major
Prompt Conditional
Prompt
Explanation
tALH = 0 = Talk disable; 1 = enable.
StrP = A digit may be strapped within the encoder to fix the 100-call
block from which the page comes. A valid response is 0 or 1. If
StrP = 0, then the operator must enter the block number with
every page made.
StP1= If StrP = 1, then this prompt requests the digit for the 100-call
block to use from the Reach code plan. The number may be
between 0 and 9.
1St = Timing for first tone. The number entered will be the number of
100ms intervals (tone time X 100ms). A value from 00 to 99 is
valid.
GAP = Timing of the gap between the first and second tones. The
number entered will be the number of 100ms intervals (tone time
X 100ms). A value from 00 to 99 is valid.
2nd = Timing of the second tone. The number entered will be the
number of 100ms intervals (tone time X 100ms). A value from 00
to 99 is valid.
dur = Timing of the group tone duration. The number entered will be the
number of 100ms intervals (tone time X 100ms). A value from 00
to 99 is valid.