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- Page 1 Machine Translated by Google USERS GUIDE For the RPR 950 SERIES RADIO RECEIVER Part No. 9261 - 9629 Version 2...
- Page 2 RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU. A full copy of the Declaration of Conformity and detailed technical information for this product can be found at www.multitone.com or from your Multitone representative. FCC & Industry Canada Compliance Statement This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s).
- Page 3 It must be handed over to an appropriate collection point for recycling of electrical and electronic equipment, or returned to Multitone or its representative for disposal. 9261 – 9629 Issue 2...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series CONTENTS Page number 1. GENERAL INFORMATION Radio Reception Hazardous Areas Pager Maintenance Repair Wearing Your Pager 2. CONTROLS AND DISPLAY 3. TURN ON THE PAGER 4. TURN OFF THE PAGER 5. DISPLAY OPTIONS 6. -
Page 5: General Information
Interview If you need to have your pager repaired, return it to the designated repair agent or to Multitone Electronics. Do not attempt to open or repair it as it contains delicate components that require specialized test equipment. -
Page 6: Wearing Your Pager
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series Carry your pager Your pager is supplied with a removable clip which has been specifically designed to fit a clip when used 'in the pocket' or 'on a belt'. A removable elastic strap option is also supplied with a metal hanging clip. -
Page 7: Turn Off The
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series If your pager is programmed with the permanent ON option, the power-on sequence will automatically initiate when the battery is installed. 4. TURN OFF To turn off your pager, press and hold the MUTE button and then press and hold the OCR button. - Page 8 (see also section 7). Tone-only calls When used with Multitone MK6/7 code formats, your pager can receive up to 8 different tone calls, each of which is distinguished by a distinct beep pattern. For each call received, the pager displays a dial tone number for the duration of the alert.
- Page 9 Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series message is displayed for the duration of the alert, until it is cancelled. If the alert is cancelled, the message displays for an additional 2.5 seconds with the backlight. Example of a message of less than 14 characters:...
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Page 10: Retrieve Messages From Memory
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series then the display of any alphanumeric message and/or call time/number data. After 4 seconds, the voice channel automatically opens and the voice message is played. The voice channel then closes automatically at the end of a preset time, or when receiving a signal to end the reception of a voice message, depending on your system. -
Page 11: Retrieve Voice Messages
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series extended alert mode , press the OCR button again to engage memory replay mode. The pager responds by displaying the timestamp or the message number (header) of the first message. If there are no messages, the phrase no message is displayed and the pager returns to standby mode. -
Page 12: Voice Volume Adjustment
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series 9. ADJUSTING THE VOICE VOLUME (audible signals) To adjust the volume of voice prompts and beeps, if programmed as options, place the pager in standby mode. First, press the MUTE button, then the OCR button. The... - Page 13 Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series Silent alerts Mute Mode - a programmable option that silences all audio alerts and voice calls. Received calls are notified with a flashing LED and a vibration, if the latter has been selected. Messages are displayed and saved as normal for later review.
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Page 14: Pager Status
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series 11. PAGER STATUS Your pager was designed to provide you with status information on demand. To activate this feature, press the OCR button once while the pager is in sleep mode. This results in the display of the message status>, it is automatically... -
Page 15: Clock
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series 12 O'CLOCK Your pager can be programmed to display the time when in sleep mode. The actual source of the time signal may be the pager's internal clock or an antenna signal from your control system, if applicable. -
Page 16: Other Options
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series 13. OTHER OPTIONS You can program your pager and get the following other options: Group Alert - Your pager can be programmed to work as part of a 'team'. Any group call to your team will activate an audible alert sequence, even if your pager is set to mute. -
Page 17: Batteries - Replacement And Maintenance
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series hours) otherwise, operation cannot be guaranteed and some features will not work. Once enabled, this option can be programmed for visual, audible and vibrate alert options. A warning is activated under the following conditions:... - Page 18 Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series supplier of cell and chemical products it is made up of, in particular for rechargeable batteries. To maximize battery life, cancel all alerts as soon as possible and turn off your pager when not in use. If you do not plan to use your pager for an extended period of time, it is recommended that you remove the battery from it.
- Page 19 Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series Gently lift and pull the battery door out of the main body in the direction shown, being careful not to damage the rubber seal on the edge of Check that the the battery valve is correctly positioned before closing.
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Page 20: Remove And Replace Clip
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series to insert it being careful not to damage the rubber seal. Once closed, press the flap on its upper end and slide the clasp into place. 15. REMOVE AND REPLACE CLIP Hold the pager in one hand and open the clip so that the metal bracket is visible. -
Page 21: Absence And Loading
Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series metal bracket into the guides at the back and gently slide the clip assembly into place, ensuring that the retaining tab is fully seated in the notch of the back bracket. 16. ABSENCE AND LOADING When you insert your pager into its Abundance Case, it automatically goes into away mode. - Page 22 Machine Translated by Google RPR 950 Series 17. USER SERVICEABLE PARTS For replacements, please quote the following Multitone part numbers: 0361-9142 Battery door assembly Battery Valve and Clip Tool - 0861-7941 Belt clip assembly - 0261-9493 Lanyard - 7961-5055 Label color:...
- Page 23 Specifications subject to change without notice. Multitone Electronics Plc is owned by Kantone Holdings Ltd. member of the Champion Technology group of companies. Registered Office: Multitone Electronics plc, Shortwood Copse Lane, Kempshott, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG23 7NL.
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