Signalling Profile Actions - Tait TB8100 User Manual

Power saving actions
Power saving override actions can enable, disable, or toggle the Power save
system flag. This provides you with an additional layer of control over power
saving.
When the base station enters Run mode, the flag is enabled.
When the flag is disabled, no power saving occurs.
When the flag is enabled, power saving occurs as specified in the Power Saving
tab of the Channel profile.

Signalling Profile Actions

Signalling profile actions relate to configuration items that are defined in
signalling profiles. You can put tasks with a signalling profile action into the
folder for a particular signalling profile, or into the General folder. If the task is
in a signalling profile folder, it is only processed when the current channel uses
that profile. If the task is in the General folder, it is always processed.
Subaudible Decoding
Subaudible decoding override actions can enable, disable, or toggle the
Subaudible decode system flag. This gives you an extra layer of control over the
base station's response to subaudible signalling.
When the base station enters Run mode, the flag is enabled.
When the flag is enabled, any subtones are decoded and checked against the
current signalling profile. A received signal is only valid if it contains a specified
subtone.
When the flag is disabled, subaudible signalling is not decoded. The received
signal is regarded as valid irrespective of its subaudible signalling.
Subaudible Encoding
Subaudible encoding override actions can enable, disable, or toggle the
Subaudible encode system flag. This gives you an extra layer of control over the
subaudible signalling that the base station encodes onto its transmissions.
When the base station enters Run mode, the flag is enabled.
When the flag is enabled, the base station encodes transmissions according to
the signalling profile's configuration (Subaudible signalling tab).
When the flag is disabled, transmissions are not encoded with subaudible
signalling.
System I/O
System I/O actions affect the base station's digital outputs.
Activate Digital Output n
The Activate Digital Output n action makes the Digital Out n line on the
system interface active. If this line does not exist on the current user interface,
the action has no effect.
In base stations with a complex set of Task Manager tasks, you need to
understand exactly how this action works. The actual activation of the digital
output doesn't happen till the end of a processing cycle. So the task list can
activate and deactivate a digital output many times, but the output line will only
ever be activated if the last action for that digital output is to activate it.
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