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Step 4. Battery Condition Check
Immediately after the pager is placed in the ON mode, the pager will automatically
test the condition of the battery.
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Figure 2
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A good battery is indicated by a power-up alert (double-interrupted 4-beep tone)
followed by channel noise or audio., A lamp on top of the pager will flash along with
any alert tones as an additional page indicator.
A low battery is indicated by a rapidly pulsating beep, or no beep at all.
Step 5. Volume Check and Adjustment
After the power-up alert, listen for background noise or voice messages. Adjust the
volume control to a comfortable listening level and then press the RESET switch to
silence the pager (Refer to Figure 2 for location of the volume control and reset
switch.) The pager is now ready for normal operation.
Step 6. Paging Operation
(Figure 3)
When a page is received, you will hear an interrupted tone alert followed by a voice
message (function 1) or a continuous tone alert
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followed by a voice message (function 2), depending on system operation. When
the voice message is completed, press and release the RESET switch. the pager is
now in a standby condition ready to receive the next page. After a page, if the pager
is not reset, all messages and channel noise will be heard.
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Figure 3—Quick Reference Chart
Pager must be manually reset after voice message. To reset, press and release
RESET switch.
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Your pager comes with the following standard features:
Automatic Listen/Manual Reset: Following the alert tone a voice message will
immediately follow. After the voice message, the pager monitors the channel unless
the RESET switch is pressed and released.
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Dual Function: In order to activate the dual function feature, it may be necessary to
contact your Paging Service Company or System Manager. The pager is equipped
with a dual-alert feature, so that the pager has available two different priority level
calls: function 1 or function 2. Function 1 is an interrupted alert tone. Function 2 is a
continued alert tone. The two different alerting tones can be interpreted as desired
by the user. Each function can be alerted followed by a voice message.
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