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Summary of Contents for ASCOM 912T
- Page 1 Pocket Units 912T/914D & 922...
- Page 2 Pocket Units Robust, dust and waterproof design Top display for hands-free function Text display for long messages Two-way speech function Explosion proof versions OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/2...
- Page 3 – All incoming messages are stored using “first in first out” Silent mode for meeting Alarm paging will override settings for silent mode Five group numbers are available for group paging Seven programmable beep signals Time stamp of messages Single standard or rechargeable battery OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/3...
- Page 4 Call number presentation Call diversion Out of range – The warning function is activated when the pocket unit is out of the coverage area. A special test paging is sent at regular intervals Error indication Test paging OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/4...
- Page 5 Top display with 12 character dot matrix display Functions 914D Basic 914D Advanced Characters per message 12 Messages stored Characters in memory Group paging numbers Absence indication Time stamp Time display Out of range indication Vibrator Option Option OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/5...
- Page 6 912T Pocket Receiver 24 character dot matrix display Automatic out of range warning Continuously scrolling of messages or during 5 minutes Automatic absence indication Call diversion functions when placed in the charging/storage rack Options – Vibrator – Intrinsically safe version (ATEX-version) –...
- Page 7 Display Symbols New message More than one message is stored (912T) Time stamp Call number presentation (message is addressed to one of the group numbers) Error/out of range indication Message is diverted to your receiver from another number (/xxx) Message longer than two lines (912T)
- Page 8 – Set the pocket unit in program mode when programming it remote via radio – Only User ID and call numbers Possible to restrict access to functions. Parameters will no longer be accessible for the user and will disappear from the receiver OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/8...
- Page 9 Parameters for Programming of 912T/D Main Presentation – Call numbers – Beep character – Identity text – Beep codes – Message scrolling System – Indication sequences – Battery saving time Texts – Character set – Prefix – Possibility to translate the display texts and signs –...
- Page 10 PUP - Main Tab for 912T Programming OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/10...
- Page 11 PUP - System Tab for 912T Programming OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/11...
- Page 12 PUP - Functions Tab for 912T Programming OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/12...
- Page 13 PUP - Presentation Tab for 912T Programming OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/13...
- Page 14 A short press steps between the settings Change beep signal volume Change orientation of the display text Activate/deactivate group number Activate programming mode Activate/deactivate time stamp function (RTC) Remind beep ON/OFF OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/14...
- Page 15 – Storage rack – Passive storage rack – A master can handle up to 7 extensions When using the passive storage racks, it is recommended to turn off the receiver to increase the battery life time OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/15...
- Page 16 – Leave enough space on the left side for further horizontal expansion For vertical expansion of charging racks, have a distance of 10 cm to the new rack to ensure sufficient cooling Use T967VE for vertical extension OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/16...
- Page 17 If it continue to blink orange, check – Polarity – Connections on the circuit board – If the master is properly addressed OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/17...
- Page 18 U922 Receiver/Transceiver Two versions One-way receiver for code and speech Two-way transceiver for acknowledgement function Only NiMH battery is available OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/18...
- Page 19 Functions are supervised. If a message is not acknowledged a beep is heard every minute as a reminder Watchdog function – Internal hardware and software function check that is executed at fixed time intervals Options – Vibrator – ATEX-proof OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/19...
- Page 20 Both NiMH and NiCd batteries are available Calls are answered by pressing the transmit button Microphone for talking is placed in the upper right corner An alert tone indicates when the channel is free OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/20...
- Page 21 Info-page message Speech call Message is diverted to your receiver Mute beep signal Error/out of range indication Low battery warning Message is addressed to one of the Low battery, speech group numbers transmission turned off OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/21...
- Page 22 – Enter main menu to change transceiver settings – Store or recall a call number – Can be programmed as a “send” button Number- and Hot keys – Activate alarm functions or enter a paging number OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/22...
- Page 23 – Hot Key function Via radio – The system identity and call number can be programmed via radio – Set the pocket unit in program mode when programming it remote via radio from control keyboard or 942PX OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/23...
- Page 24 PUP - System Tab for 922K Programming OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/24...
- Page 25 Can sense what type of battery the pocket unit is equipped with Two versions: Master (T962M) and extension (T962E) – Only one extension can be connected to the master – T962E can be used as stand-alone charger OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/25...
- Page 26 In a charging rack, a steady LED on the U922 indicates a fully charged battery The unit should be charged once every 24 hours Charging takes about one hour OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/26...
- Page 27 – Slide the locking plate to the right and lift the card holder to remove the SIM card – Put in the SIM card in the new unit – Send the broken unit for service OPS basic 2006-06-26 Ascom Training/27...
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