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F1 Tone/Vibrate -

Position will audibly alert and vibrate when paged on Frequency 1. If

volume knob is turned all the way down, it will only vibrate.

F1 Tone Alert Off Duty -

Position will NOT audibly alert for addresses that have been set

to Off Duty on Frequency 1. Off Duty operation is described further in the

“On/Off Duty

Setup

” section of the Channel Programming Screen below.

F1 Vibrate Alert Off Duty -

Position will NOT alert by vibration for addresses that have

been set to Off Duty on Frequency 1.

Off Duty operation is described further in the “On/Off

Duty Setup” section of the Channel Programming Screen below.

F1 Tone/Vibrate Alert Off Duty -

Position will NOT audibly alert and vibrate for

addresses that have been set to Off Duty on Frequency 1. Off Duty operation is described
further in the “On/Off Duty Setup” section of the Channel Programming Screen below.

F2 Tone Alert -

Position will audibly alert when paged on any address for Frequency 2. If

the volume knob is turned all the way down, the pager will not audibly alert.

F2 Vibrate Alert -

Position will alert by vibration when paged on Frequency 2, regardless

of where the volume control knob is set.

F2 Tone/Vibrate -

Position will audibly alert and vibrate when paged on Frequency 2. If

volume knob is turned all the way down, it will only vibrate.

F2 Tone Alert Off Duty -

Position will NOT audibly alert for addresses that have been set

to Off Duty on Frequency 2.

Off Duty operation is described further in the “On/Off Duty

Setup” section of the Channel Programming Screen below.

F2 Vibrate Alert Off Duty -

Position will NOT alert by vibration for addresses that have

been set to Off Duty on Frequency 2.

Off Duty operation is described further in the “On/Off

Duty Setup” section of the Channel Programming Screen below.

F2 Tone/Vibrate Alert Off Duty -

Position will NOT audibly alert and vibrate for

addresses that have been set to Off Duty on Frequency 2. Off Duty operation is described
further in the “On/Off Duty Setup” section of the Channel Programming Screen below.

Scan -

If you would like to Scan, this function must be selected on Function Switch

Position 2. Scan operation is described further in the Scans & Others Screen below.

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Summary of Contents for watchdog

Page 1: ...USALERT WatchDog Voice Pager PROGRAMMING MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...nection from your computer to the programming fixture a USB to Serial Adapter must be used and configured Perform the following steps to configure the adapter IMPORTANT Do not plug anything into the USB port of your computer until instructed Unexpected results can occur if the following procedure is not performed in the correct order Install the USB Serial Adapter software This file named PL2303_P...

Page 3: ...hdog into the programmer and turn the pager on with the Function Switch in Position 1 To get out of programming mode Once finished programming take the pager out of the programmer turn the pager off and then turn back on Your new programming settings should now be in effect 3 START UP SCREEN When the Watchdog programming software is first opened you will see a screen that reads RS 232 Port Select ...

Page 4: ...nd F2 can be set to any of the available channels on your pager channels 1 2 3 4 or 5 Note to determine the firmware version of your pager first turn the pager off Hold down the top mounted reset button and turn the pager on The firmware version will appear on the pager s display 3 Position Function Switch Selections F1 Tone Alert Position will audibly alert when paged on any address for Frequency...

Page 5: ... down the pager will not audibly alert F2 Vibrate Alert Position will alert by vibration when paged on Frequency 2 regardless of where the volume control knob is set F2 Tone Vibrate Position will audibly alert and vibrate when paged on Frequency 2 If volume knob is turned all the way down it will only vibrate F2 Tone Alert Off Duty Position will NOT audibly alert for addresses that have been set t...

Page 6: ...your tones If you are using long tones they should be inserted in addresses 11 thru 15 In the Text field for each address you can enter a description for that address When you are paged on a given address the text you enter here will appear on the pager s display On Off Duty Setup If you have set any of your position switches in the Configuration screen to On Off Duty you will now set up which ton...

Page 7: ... set for Tone U the pager will ALWAYS tone alert and vibrate when calls are received on those tones To listen to each cadence please visit www usalertllc com downloads htm Multiple Channels If you have multiple channels in your pager click the next channel tab that is available There will be a check box that reads Ch 2 Yes and you must check this box for that channel to be activated You will then ...

Page 8: ... tone is sent out For example dispatch sends out the long tone for seven seconds If you have your Long Tone Length set to the default of four seconds it will look for the tone for that length of time and then alert for the remaining three seconds Simulcast For systems running with multiple transmitter towers check this box Systems with a single tower can uncheck the box ...

Page 9: ...t of an alert the pager will open the audio channel for messaging The audio will remain open until the carrier drops at which time the audio will automatically reset The pager automatically returns to Selective Call standby Revert Reset Revert operation allows the pager to automatically switch from Selective Call to channel monitoring after receipt of an alert The pager will remain in channel moni...

Page 10: ...ndby N Factor Setting If your carrier drops after sending out tones you may need to use N Factor The N Factor Setting function allows the pager to essentially ride thru the carrier drop after tones are transmitted and to continue to record the message The N time is programmable in length to allow for system variations Select an N time that is longer than the carrier drop to prevent early terminati...

Page 11: ...the Channel screen s If you select Special Text that text can be displayed in either of the two ways described below Standby Screen Special Text and 2 Tone Address Special Text If Special Text is selected in the Standby Screen and also in 2 Tone Address Special Text the text entered in Standby Screen Special Text will be displayed If 2 Tone Address Number is selected in 2 Tone Address Special Text...

Page 12: ...ed Selections are 10 30 or 60 seconds or non limit that does not turn off the display Battery life is decreased accordingly with longer display times Back Light Hold Time The amount of time the back light will remain on once activated 5 10 and 30 seconds are the selections Back Light On Option Selecting the Press any key option will not activate the backlight when a message is received Selecting t...

Page 13: ...ll messages from the pager s front panel menu Ability to protect message allows you to protect individual messages from being erased when message memory is exceeded Protecting messages is performed from the pager s front panel menu Message number order select whether to increment or decrement the number of your messages Recording mode allows you to select when you would like to start recording voi...

Page 14: ... This setting will eliminate recording of tones when several sets of tones are transmitted prior to the message transmission Revert with N time delay is recommended in these cases If using the After call setting for voice recording you need to make sure the carrier is ALWAYS interrupted prior to sending the voice traffic else recording will not be initiated 9 SCAN OTHERS The Scan option will only ...

Page 15: ...the WatchDog is in the Channel Scan mode it will alternately search from frequency 1 to frequency 2 looking for presence of a carrier The primary function of channel scan is to allow monitoring of any activity on either channel Only one channel can be actively monitored at a time If activity is detected on either F1 or F2 the WatchDog will lock on that channel until channel activity ceases At this...

Page 16: ...ion If you check this option the pager will not be able to monitor the channels using the reset switch located on top of the WatchDog pager This can be used to keep people from listening in when they are not paged ...

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