CalAmp PC-UC-2 Manual Do Utilizador
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3.3 Configuration Mode
Configuration Mode is for qualified maintenance personnel only.
The System Configuration Mode is entered by holding the 1 key down on the front panel while the power is
turned on, by pressing the CTRL and MENU keys, or by pressing the ALT and TAB keys simultaneously from
the external keyboard. The
turned on, by pressing the CTRL and MENU keys, or by pressing the ALT and TAB keys simultaneously from
the external keyboard. The
Peoplefinder II
will prompt the user for a password before entering the configuration
programming mode. Press the arrow keys to cycle through the configuration parameters. The Menu number in
the table above lists the location within the
the table above lists the location within the
Peoplefinder II
programming menus that the particular parameters may
be found.
To change any of the parameters that require a numeric entry, press the number key to enter the value and then
press the F1 key. In the case of values that will scroll, press any number key to scroll through the available
selections. Press the - key to exit from sub-menus to the upper level menus.
press the F1 key. In the case of values that will scroll, press any number key to scroll through the available
selections. Press the - key to exit from sub-menus to the upper level menus.
To exit the configuration mode, press the - key. Note that values are not permanently stored until the
Configuration Mode is exited by pressing the - key. If the unit is turned off, or power is lost before the - key is
entered, changes to the configuration are not stored.
Configuration Mode is exited by pressing the - key. If the unit is turned off, or power is lost before the - key is
entered, changes to the configuration are not stored.
3.3.1
Serial Port Setup
Each of the two serial ports may be configured independently. The table above lists the parameters that may be
programmed. The serial ports are located at the rear of the unit and are labeled PORT 1 and PORT 2.
programmed. The serial ports are located at the rear of the unit and are labeled PORT 1 and PORT 2.
Timeout parameters for the various protocols are given in seconds. Set the timeout to 0 if no timeout is desired.
3.3.2
Speaker Enable
If this mode is disabled, then the speaker is muted at all times except in the Diagnostics Mode. This may be
used if the
used if the
Peoplefinder II
is in a location where sounds from the speaker are not desirable.
3.3.3
Busy Channel Lockout
If this mode is enabled, then the
Peoplefinder II
will not transmit if the channel is busy. This may be desirable in
order to avoid interfering with other users on the channel. This mode should be disabled if there is so much
activity on the channel that the pages are not sent out in a timely manner.
activity on the channel that the pages are not sent out in a timely manner.
3.3.4
Remote Paging
If this mode is enabled, then remote users are permitted to call the
Peoplefinder II
via a telephone line and to
generate pages to be transmitted. Note: Telephone is no longer supported.
3.3.5
Call Forwarding
If this mode is enabled, then remote users are permitted to call the
Peoplefinder II
via a telephone line and to request
a phone autopatch with two-way-radio users. Note: Telephone is no longer supported.
3.3.6
Autopatch Timer
The autopatch timer establishes the length of time the
Peoplefinder II
waits before hanging up the autopatch
automatically. This is needed in case the two-way-radio user's batteries fail or he goes out of range
Enter the number of minutes the autopatch may be operated before the disconnect warning tones are sent. The
DEL key may be used to delete digits. Press the "-" key to exit the menu. Note that autopatch operation may be
disabled by setting the Autopatch Timer value to 0.
DEL key may be used to delete digits. Press the "-" key to exit the menu. Note that autopatch operation may be
disabled by setting the Autopatch Timer value to 0.