ZETRON 280, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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If you attempt to write to a remote without first loading a programming file, or if the
model of the remote connected to the computer does not match the hardware model of the
loaded file, the ZIPR program will prompt you concerning the problem and suggest what
you will need to do to resolve the conflict.
If you want to create hard copy of the file you just loaded into the remote, do the
following:
Select the (P)rinter command in the (S)etup menu and select the correct parallel port for
your printer. If “None” is selected, then ZIPR will print the configuration file to the ZIPR
directory on the hard disk as a text file which can be printed later.
Go to the (C)onfiguration menu, select the (P)rint command, and press ENTER. The ZIPR
program will print out all of the parameter settings in the currently loaded configuration
file.
The printout generated will vary in length depending on the number of paging formats
setup in the remote and the number of stack pages programmed. The minimum length will
be five pages.
Programming Specific to the Model 284
The Model 284, unlike the 280, has the capability of controlling lines to as many as four
separate base stations or repeaters. This means that the Model 284 also has programming
menus and procedures that are unique to itself.
Under (O)ptions in the (E)dit window, the Model 284 has an extra set of items in its
(S)ystem parameters menu concerning unselected audio. The receive audio from the lines
which are not currently selected can be routed out the speaker on the deskset (or the
handset when off hook), or it can be routed out the transformer for Line 4 to an external
speaker. When the “Line 4” option for this parameter is selected, the remote’s capacity is
reduced to handling only three lines. The unselected audio feature can also be turned off
altogether.
If the unselect audio feature is enabled, then you also have a choice whether or not it will
be automatically muted whenever the remote goes into transmit. The default condition for
both of these items is for the unselected audio to come out of the handset and for it to be
automatically muted whenever transmitting.
The Model 284 has a menu selection for configuring each one of its Line Select keys. As
shown in
Figure 26 , each line is enabled independently along with which of the channel
select keys will function when that line is selected.
The Model 284 also maintains a separate list of alphanumeric labels for each line enabled.
The window in
Figure 27 is for assigning labels to Line 1. These windows work the same
way as the single line remotes. Remember the labels are limited to 16 character in length,
including spaces.