ASCOM Ascotel 2025 System Manual page 700

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Fig. 3.34: Display of the signal strength in Look mode
Fig. 3.35: Hoff and Hon in Lock mode
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Hoff perfect
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Hoff good
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Hoff fair
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Hoff bad
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Hoff lousy
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Hoff deactivates roaming:
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The HA then remains locked on the selected radio unit
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and no roaming to a new radio unit will be made.
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Hon activates roaming and permits HA to synchronize
to a new radio unit and lock.
This makes it possible to see to which radio unit an
HA would handover. Although no actual handover
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takes place, the process can be interpreted as such.
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The HA is just not logged on to system.
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Default setting:
Handover permitted, thus Hoff in the display.
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The signal strength in look mode is indicated ba 0 to 4
black fields by default.
The more active fields there are, the better the signal.
The number of fields means:
4 fields: perfect signal
3 fields: good signal, no handover required
2 fields: fair signal, handover is required, otherwise
the connection may be lost!
No field: no usable signal is receivable.
If a channel is disturbed (e.g. by another DECT or a radio),
the disturbance affects the signal strength display:
the number of fields is reduced by 1 or 2 as long as the
disturbance continues.
A corresponding standard text display is also possible.
The fields are then replaced by words.
Field-to-text correspondences:
4 fields: perfect
3 fields: good
2 fields: fair
1 field: bad
No field: lousy
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