ASCOM U922 User Manual page 4

User Manual
Transceiver U922
2000 01 25 /Rev.A
Display
U922 has an alphanumerical display with 2x12 characters. Longer messages
automatically scroll on the display, two lines at a time, up to 120 characters. The
user can start the scrolling manually by pressing the OK button once. The display is
illuminated. The text is clear and easy to read and consists of both lower and upper
case characters. The system administrator can change all preprogrammed texts.
Normally the display shows the identity and the text "Menu". The transceiver is
programmed with an identity unique within the system. The identity can be your
call number, name or other. Below this text, the icons appear. The icons keep track
of activated functions and notify the user, for example, that a new message is
received. If an error occurs, the Error Indication icon appears.
Rescue
coming
Example of paging with acknowledgement message "A"
Four different character sets can be used in the transceiver:
• 910/910T
• Full Roman
• Roman+Cyrillic+Greek
• Roman+Arabic+Hebrew.
C-key
The C-key is used to return to previous menu level, to erase paging messages and
to end speech calls.
Step-key
The Step-key is used to scroll between messages and to step between the menu
options.
OK-key
The Blue OK-key is used to mute and acknowledge pagings and enter the main
menu to change the transceiver's settings. It is also used when storing or recalling
a call number.
If the function of the OK button is set to "Send", it is possible to send commands
to the system to perform an activity, for example to open a door. This is done by
sending special codes. The codes are supplied by the system administrator. Enter
the preprogrammed code. When "Send" is displayed, press OK.
Number- and Hot-keys
The keys numbered 1-6 are pre-programmable Hot-keys. They are used to activate
various alarm functions and to enter paging numbers. See also the section Pocket
Unit Programmer. Keys numbered 7-9 are only used to enter paging numbers.
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