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Call ID
There are two types of Call ID: iDEN and MAP27.
Alerts
When you assign the Alerts format to a leading digit in RDPS, you then have to fill in the
following Custom Beep Definition window with valid values.
When an Alert Page is used in IntegratorRD, the type of alert generated depends upon the
second digit. If the second digit is 0, the alert from the Custom Beep Definition window
is used. If the second digit is 1-9, IntegratorRD will only use the Alert Duration
parameter from RDPS. The rest of the parameters from the Custom Beep Definition
window are ignored, and IntegratorRD generates a pre-defined Alert for the configured
duration. The following list identifies which alert is generated based on the second digit:
0 : Custom beep
1 : Slow siren
2 : Fast siren
3 : Hi/Lo warble
4-9 : Fast warble
Delay
There is no "delay" function. Although the beep definition can be manipulated to simulate
a delay, IntegratorRD will not perform a PTT-Off to allow incoming audio during the
simulated delay.
To simulate a delay
1. Set the Beep Tone Frequency to 0 (silence).
2. Set the Beep On Duration to the desired delay duration in milliseconds.
3. Set the Beep Off Duration to 1.
4. Set the Number of Beeps to 1.
5. The Alert Duration is not applicable, but must be set to a value greater than 0.
Tip
"Delay" duration =
(Beep On Duration + Beep Off Duration) x Number of Beeps
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