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Multitone I-PAGE

WP and GP pager
Programming guide
Document 9261-8937
WP & GP pager programming guide Issue 02
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PRODUCT USER GUIDE
IMPORTANT USER INFORMATION
CAUTION
Batteries of the recommended type and size must always be used, according to the settings
in the pager.
WEEE DIRECTIVE & PRODUCT DISPOSAL
At the end of its serviceable life, this product should not be
treated as household or general waste. It should be handed
over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment, or returned to Multitone
or their agent, for disposal.
Company Liability
The information in this manual has been carefully compiled and checked for technical
accuracy. Multitone Electronics plc accepts no liability for inaccuracies or errors. In line with
the company policy of technical advancement, the information within this document may be
changed. The user should ensure that the correct issue of the document is used. Comments
or correspondence regarding this manual should be addressed to:
Multitone Electronics plc
Technical Publications
Hansa Road
Hardwick Industrial Estate
Kings Lynn
Norfolk
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Englan
Compliance Information
EU Territories - This product complies with the requirements of the EU Radio &
Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive 99/5/EC. A complete copy of the
associated Declaration of Conformity for this and other Multitone products may be found at
the Multitone Internet address www.multitone.com.
This is a Class 2 type equipment under the terms of the R & TTE Directive
and is therefore subject to restrictions in its use. Before installation and
use, consult your local radio communications spectrum authority, for
licensing and frequency regulations.
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CONTENTS
Multitone GP and WP pager programming guide
This guide may be used for programming the Multitone GP/GPRS two way pager, and
waterproof POCSAG pager supplied by Multitone electronics for use with Multitone
manufactured paging and messaging products.
Manufacturers name for pagers is Birdy III or Birdy3 and WP. These names are used
throughout the programming guide.
1.0
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1.4
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4.5
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Programming pagers
Connection diagram
Computer requirements
Software installation
Programming software description
Main menu start screen
Tool bars
Tabs menus GP / GPRS pagers
Tabs menus Waterproof pagers
Main identity (RIC) settings
Tool bars, shortcut buttons and dialogue menus
Identities TAB - GP and WP pagers
Identity Options
Name - Waterproof pagers
Identity Options
Ring Options
Vibrator Options
Sub Addresses
Identity
Increment RIC 1 when programming
Crescendo
Programming identity sub addresses
Sub-addresses TAB for Identities n*1 to n*8 (GP and WP pagers)
Ring
Specific parameters
Fast Alert (Not available on the WP pager)
Operational ACK (Not available on the WP pager)
Message
Multiple centres tab (GPS / GPRS pager)
Multiple centres validation
Name
Configuration tab (GP and WP pagers)
Alert duration - in seconds, vibrator and/or ring tone
Crescendo duration in seconds only available in Waterproof mode
Duration of vibrator before ring tone
Reminder of unread message
Number (Of reminders)
Duplicate messages
New message
Last 10 messages not erasable
Message considered read by the first keyboard action
Keyboard sound
Use LED with the support
With user menu
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13.1
SOS (Not available on WP pagers)
Soundless
Low battery alert
POCSAG
Reversed polarity
Speed (Bauds
Radio frequency (MHz)
Out of range notification
Quiet period
Using the contact relay on the charger
Enabled menus
Enabled technical menus
Keyboard locking
With user menu
Display tabs
Start text
User name
Time / Date format
Standby display
Return delay to standby (in seconds)
Screen back-lighting
Language
Default zoom
Lighting contrast on the LCD
GPS tab – GP pager only
GPS Activation
Time setting by GPS
Tracking commands storage
Timeouts (Temporisations
GPRS tab (Not Waterproof pager)
GPRS disabled
Life pattern periodicity
SMS survey
Main (primary) IP address
Back-up (secondary) IP address
Automatic acknowledgement
RSSI/SMS temporisation in standby
Temporisation retry Ack
Access point
Availability status tab – GP pagers only
Status menu items
Status update enabled
Status menu items (Text boxes) #0 to #9 requires that the multiple centres
Tab has been completed
Questioning the staff available
Displayable status (#40 - #49) (models from version 2.01.0)
Operational ACK tab – GP pagers only
Menu items 1 to 10
Automatic
Message (TX) tab – GP pagers only
Message n°1 to n°10
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Clock tab
Time Change
User profiles tab – WP pagers only
Profiles #1 to #4
Firmware updates
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Appendix 1 – Pager cradle alarm wiring
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1.0 Programming pagers
In order to program a POCSAG pager, it is necessary to be equipped with:
 USB office programming cradle
 USB cable (Supplied with programming cradle)
 Power adapter (UK or EU) Order separately
 The latest customisation software for pagers
1.1 Connection diagram
USB cable
Power supply
Programming cradle
1.2 Computer requirements
The computer has to be equipped with a Windows XP SP2, Vista, or Windows 7 operating
system as well as a free USB port.
1.3 Software Installation
Files necessary for programming the pager, user guides and supporting documentation may
be downloaded from the Multitone web site.
www.waterproofWPpager.com for associated documentation and guides.
Programming software may be obtained from Multitone FTP site. Download files and unzip to
C:\WP pager. Install a shortcut to the desktop for easy access.
Terminology
Pager descriptions in the programming software and for drivers is Birdy III or Birdy WP
Programming
Power on the programming cradle. Connect the USB cable to the cradle and to the computer
USB port. Insert a pager for programming
From the WP pager folder select TPL.EXE and open the programming software.
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From the drop down menu select Communication port
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Select the COM port presented
Load the driver from the folder C:\WP
pager
o My computer\control
panel\system\hardware\device
manager
Ports (COM & LPT) and select the USB port
Right click and select “Update driver”
“Install from a list or specific location” NEXT
Browse to C:\WP pager and select the folder with the
drivers and select OK. The driver will be updated
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1.4 Programming software description
The pager programming software is launched by a double click on the software icon
then a window with a number of TABS will be displayed.
In this window are the parameters available for programming any pager.
Some tabs are only displayed for the MODE of operation – GPS or Waterproof pager
Options for fixed or synthesised (WP or WPs).
2.0 Main Menu start screen - GPS and waterproof pagers
The highlighted menu options Files – Dialog with birdie, Mode and Language provides
easy access programming functions for reading and programming the pager as well as tools
to configure and read pager records.
2.1 Tool Bar - GPS and waterproof pagers
The icons are used to read, write or manage pager information and may change according to
the pager type being programmed
2.2 Tabs menus GP / GPRS pagers
The TABS are used to programme each set of features
2.3 Tabs menus Waterproof pagers
The TABS are used to programme each set of features
If you attempt to programme the wrong type of pager
when using the MODE Options you will see the message.
The symbols
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3.0 Main Identity (RIC) settings
This screen is used to programme the identities (RIC’s) and features of the pager.
There are differences between the GP and WP pager main and sub screens.
Where there is a difference it is noted on the screen tab image or notes
The highlighted menus are not available on the GP pager.
3.1 Tool Bars, shortcut buttons and dialogue menus
The tool bar and buttons enables access and control to different software functions.
Dialogue provides access to some shortcuts as well as other features.
Menus / Button’s
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Shortcut
Open a customisation file
Ctrl + O
Save a customisation in progress
Ctrl + S
Exit
Alt + F4
Read a customisation – Reads the set parameters
Ctrl + R
Program a pager – Write the parameters to the pager
Ctrl + P
Update pager flash software by selecting a file
Ctrl + U
Read the serial numbers
Dialogue menu
Read the log of the 40 latest received messages as a text file
Dialogue menu
Select the communication port from the box
Dialogue menu
Password protect a programming configuration
Dialogue menu
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Main menu - Mode selection;
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Birdy III GPS / GPRS – Multitone GP pager
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Birdy WP - Waterproof (Crystal) Multitone WP
None
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Mai
Ma
Birdy WPs - Waterproof (Synthesised) Multitone WP
The current mode is enclosed by the blue box
Main menu - Language selection :
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French
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German
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German (Swiss)
None
Main menu - ? (PC and version information)
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Check the current programmer software version
View PC OS, Memory and system information
None
Main menu – Password protection
Password
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Protection of pager programming by administrator
XXXX
None
4.0 Identities TAB - GP and WP pagers
This window enables configuration of up to 8 identities. An identity is a user or RIC number
and will have 7 digits.
By default only the first identity is enabled and may need to be changed to your
requirements. To add additional identities select the identity check boxes.
There are additional Options for identities on the WP pager.
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4.1 Identity Options
Definition:
Allows programming of an Identity (POCSAG User / RIC number)
term identity will be used throughout the rest of this guide.
The
Comment:
8 possible Identities.
In order to enable/disable the Identity, tick the box which is above the identity
number.
Identity number
The identity (RIC) number is always 7 digits however when entering the
identity number only provide the last 4 digits for the user number and
preceding system number excluding 0’s.
E.g. Identity 001(System address) 1501 (User number) would be entered as
11501.
4.2 Name - Waterproof pagers
The WP pagers have an additional programmable option for identities address.
Addresses 1 to 8 may have up to 8 alphanumeric characters to describe the identity.
4.3 Identity Options
There are three Options offered by the drop down menu.
 Alerts. (Not available on Identity 1) This is fixed for alert.
 Messages.
 Services.
Options:
Alert
- Enables the use of this Identity as the receiving address for
the POCSAG or GPRS alarm message.
Messages - Enables use of this Identity as the receiving address of
messages not connected with the alarm (specific ring tone
and display). Option to configure Ring is not displayed.
Services - Enables use of this Identity as the receiving address of
service messages (remote deprogramming, positioning
request) Ring and sub address options disabled.
Comment:
The ALARM selection integrates the Options of MESSAGES and
SERVICES.
4.4 Ring Options
Definition:
Selection of the ring tone upon receiving the identity number.
Options:
Silence
Choice
n◦1 to n◦14
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- The pager doesn’t ring when receiving a paging call.
- The user will have the choice to select the ring tone from
the pager menu.
- Manual selection of the ring for a paging call.
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4.5 Vibrator Options
Definition:
Vibrator mode validation upon identity code reception.
Options:
Select the check box for the Options required.
Vibrate
- Check the box for vibrate.
Before ring - Check the box for vibrate before ring.
Definition:
The pager will vibrate before the ring tone upon reception of identity code
4.6 Sub Addresses
Definition:
Each identity can have up to four sub addresses. The configuration of the
sub address alert type is set in identity from the drop down menu.
4.6.1 Identity n*1 Sub-addresses A to D
Definition:
Validation of the message format which will be received on sub-address
Options:
There are four Options.
Alphanumeric:
Numeric:
Tone only:
Disabled:
Note:
- Message type is “alphanumeric”
- Message is numeric only. No alpha content
- Message type “tone only” (without attached message)
- The pager will no longer receive messages on this
sub-address
Ensure that the transmitter baud rate, polarity and frequency are the same as
those used on the pager.
4.7 Increment RIC 1 when programming
Definition:
Enables programming of groups of pagers with sequential identities (RIC /
user number) and the same operational parameters. When then first pager
has been programmed successfully then the identity will automatically
increment by n*1.
Options:
Check the box
Notes:
Waterproof pager only; when the Increment box is checked two other options
become available.
Options:
Identities enabled by user – This allows the user to enable or disable an
identity and therefore be in or out of service. By MENU must be activated.
By Menu – The user may enable or disable the identity from the pager menu.
4.8 Crescendo
Definition:
Options enabling to have the ring volume increase progressively when the
Waterproof pager rings.
Options
Ticked box - active crescendo for associated RIC upon reception of
programmed identity code.
Unticked - inactive crescendo
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5.0 Programming identity sub addresses
From the menu bar select the Sub-Address Options
5.1 Sub-addresses TAB for Identities n*1 to n*8 (GP and WP pagers)
This message may only be a maximum length of 80
characters
Note:
Fast alert and operational ACK is not available on the WP pager.
Sub-addresses
Definition:
The 4 sub-addresses (Function codes) per programmed Identity provide
additional options per pager. Identities n*1 to n*8 each has 4 sub-addresses
available.
Note:
If nothing is ticked in this window, it doesn’t inhibit the sub-address but
does not use any of the Options.
5.2 Ring
Definition:
Selection of a specific ring tone for this sub-address.
Options:
System (Choice) - Will use the same ring tone as the one used for the
associated Identity address (programmed in the first tab)
n*1 to n*14
- Selection of a specific melody for the ring tone
5.3 Specific parameters
Definition:
Tick this box to enable programming of additional options. If the box is ticked
and a message is received by the pager then the parameters selected will
activate. e.g. the text message will be displayed.
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5.3.1 Fast Alert (Not available on the WP pager)
Definition:
Alert sent to a sub RIC without a message first, followed by a second call with
a text message (Requires paging management system support)
The first call will not cause an acknowledgement to be sent until the second
call and message is received.
Option:
Tick the box to enable function
5.3.2 Operational ACK (Not available on the WP pager)
Definition:
If ticked the automatic acknowledgement is disabled. When enabled an
automatic acknowledgement that the message has been received will be
sent via GPRS back to the management system.
Options:
Tick the box to disable the function
5.3.3 Message
Definition:
Enables or disables the display of the message sent by the transmitter.
Options:
Yes / No
Note:
Maximum of 80 characters may be displayed
6.0 Multiple centres tab (GPS / GPRS only)
Note: This feature is designed for fire fighters where they may be a member of several
teams but could be used by any emergency service where the user has multiple team
membership and the possibility of a GSM network failing is not acceptable.
This tab in conjunction with other Options enables a user who belongs to several rescue or
emergency centres to manage his availability for each centre. A maximum of five centres n*1
to n*5 can be defined.
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6.1 Multiple centres validation
Definition:
Options:
Tick the box for “Several centres enabled” to activate this Option.
To be part of n*1 to n*5 team centres
Identification
Definition:
Definition of the identification number of the rescue centre
Options:
3 digits
Note:
This identification number must match the numbering on the central
management system. E.g.: If the number is not held in the management
system database for the correct team then the pager will not be available.
6.2 Name
Definition:
The rescue centre name (this name will be used again within the menu)
Options:
20 characters
7.0 Configuration tab (GP and WP pagers)
Crescendo
Note:
- A WP pager does not support SOS
- A GP pager does not support “Crescendo”
7.1 Alert duration - in seconds, vibrator and/or ring tone
Definition:
This window allows the programming of different parameters related to
your alert network.
Selection of the duration of the ring tone when receiving an identity code.
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Option:
Programme the ring or vibrate duration between 1 and 99 seconds.
Note:
This duration is then allocated to each address (Global).
7.2 Crescendo duration in seconds only available in Waterproof mode
Definition:
Selection of the crescendo duration when receiving a programmed identity
code.
Options:
Programme the ring tone duration from 1 to 99 seconds
Note:
This duration is allocated to the addresses in which the crescendo is active.
The crescendo enables a ring tone volume to increase progressively.
7.3 Duration of vibrator before ring tone
Definition:
Selection of the duration of the vibrator before the ring tone when receiving
identity code.
Options:
1 to 59 - It is possible to program the vibrator duration from 1 to 59 seconds.
Note:
This duration has to be lower than the alert duration by 1 second minimum.
The validation of this duration can be made in the first tab.
7.4 Reminder of unread message
Definition:
Enables a pager alert (2 bips) to indicate the reception of an unread message
in a timed period.
Options:
Disabled
Active/15s
Active/30s
Active/1min
Active/2min
Note:
Once all the messages have been read, the pager stops beeping.
- No reminder sound for unread messages
- The pager will beep twice every 15 seconds
- The pager will beep twice every 30 seconds
- The pager will beep twice every 1 minute
- The pager will beep twice every 2 minutes
7.4.1 Number (Of reminders)
Definition:
Limits the number of reminders for unread messages
Options:
10 to 250
- Selection of the number of repetitions by increments of 10.
Permanent
- The reminder beep will stop once all the messages have
been read.
7.5 Duplicate messages
Definition:
Prevents the pager ringing when receiving the same message.
For example when the paging network uses POCSAG repeaters.
Options:
Inactive
- The pager rings each time it receives a message.
Active/1min - The pager will not take into account the repeated.
messages 1min after receiving the first one.
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Active/2min - The pager will not take into account the repeated.
messages 2min after receiving the first one.
Active/3min - The pager will not take into account the repeated
messages 3 min after receiving the first one
Active/4min - The pager will not take into account the repeated
messages 4 min after receiving the first one
7.6 New message
Definition:
Indicates the method of saving repeated messages.
e.g. having the same text.
Options:
Ticked - The repeated message will be saved as a new message, within the
memory.
Un-ticked - The repeated message will be saved by overwriting the previous
message.
7.7 Last 10 messages not erasable
Definition:
Prevent erasing by the user of the latest 10 received messages.
Options:
Tick the box to activate.
7.8 Message considered read by the first keyboard action.
Definition:
If the box is ticked then any key pressed will mark the message as
read. If the box is not ticked then the pager menu must be used to
acknowledge the message.
Options:
Tick the box for any key message read
7.9 Keyboard sound
Definition:
Validation of any key pressed by a beep tone.
Options:
Ticked - Each pressing on a key is indicated by a tone.
Un-ticked - No tone when pressing a key.
7.10 Use LED with the support
Definition:
Enables the use of the flashing LED when the pager is in the charging
cradle. When a message is received the LED will flash.
Options:
Ticked - Use of the LED.
Un-ticked - LED not used.
7.10.1 With user menu
Definition:
Choice of using the cradle LED light indicator through the user menu.
Management through the pager menu of charger flashing LED.
Options:
Ticked - This function is present within the menu.
Unticked - Function not available in the pager menu
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7.11 SOS (GP pagers only)
Definition:
Activation of the SOS function by long press (10 s) on the key
button. An
alert is sent from the GP pager to the control room as an SOS alert (assault,
accident…etc). This alert is geo-localized.
Options:
Ticked - Validation of the SOS functionality
Un-ticked - SOS functionality disabled
7.11.1 Soundless (GP pagers only)
Definition:
The pager will not sound an SOS alert tone when the SOS button is
pressed (Silent alarm).
Options:
Ticked - Initiate an SOS message without any sound being heard
from the pager.
Un-ticked - When sending the SOS, a loud alert tone can be heard from the
pager in order that the user knows that the SOS mode is activated.
7.12 Low battery alert
Definition:
Validates a sound indication when the battery level reaches a low level and it
needs to be charged or changed.
Options:
Disabled or 1, 2, 3 or 4 minute time-lag for the repetition of the low
battery warning.
7.12.1 Time period of validation
Definition:
The time range for the validation of this alarm can be programmed. This
Defines the time period when the low battery alert will be heard.
E.g.: Allows the low battery alert to be heard in working hours.
Ticked - the box to enable.
From: “Hrs” - “Mins”
To:
“Hrs” - “Mins”
7.13 POCSAG
Definition:
Management of the settings for POCSAG. If the pager is a crystal version
then some Options will not be programmable.
7.13.1 Reversed polarity
Definition:
Validation of the reversed polarity of the POCSAG frames used in your alert
network.
Options:
Ticked
Unticked
- Reversed polarity validated
- Normal polarity
7.13.2 Speed (Bauds)
Definition:
Programming of the speed of the POCSAG frames.
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Options:
512
1200
2400
- The frame speed is 512 bauds
7.13.3 Radio frequency (MHz)
Definition:
This option is only available for a synthesised pager and allows the pager
to be programmed within the frequency band range available.
For example - WP Waterproof VHF Pager band (143-151MHz)
7.13.4 Out of range notification
Definition:
This allows the pager to alert the user if out of range of the paging or
system through loss of the “Heartbeat” signal for a set time.
Options:
This option is not available on a GP pager.
For a WP pager select from the Options of “Disabled” or a time period
between 1 minute and 9 minutes for the alert tone
7.14 Quiet period
Definition:
Allows the pager to be programmed to be “Silent” during specific time periods.
The pager won’t ring and won’t vibrate upon reception of a message but will
save the received message(s). No sound or visual indication will be sent
during the programmed time slot.
Options:
Ticked – Programme the function for a silent period.
From: “Hrs” – “Mins”
To:
“Hrs” – “Mins”
Unticked - Mute time slot disabled.
7.15 Using the contact relay on the charger
Definition:
If the pager is in the charger, and the relay contact is enabled and is
connected to an external alarm or device then an audio or visual alarm
can be generated.
Options:
Ticked - Enables the function
 Closures number - Number of closures of the relay contact upon
reception of one of the programmed Identity (RIC)
 Closing time
- Closing duration (in secs). Duration of the closing
time of the relay contacts
 Opening time
- Opening duration (in secs). Duration of the
opening of the relay contact between two closings
Note:
Details of the relay contact connections are included in appendix 1
7.16 Enabled menus
Definition:
Selection of the menus that will be active in the pager that the user may
change. Tick the box to enable the function.
Options:
Messages lock – Allows the user to save one or several
messages in order not to delete them through the function “delete all”
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Zoom choice – Allows the user to choose the size of the characters in a
message.
Vibrator – Allows the user to select the ring and vibrate mode:
- Programmed ring tone without vibrate
- Vibrate only
- Ring tone + vibrator
- Vibrate followed by ring
Shut down – Allows the user to switch off the pager. If not enabled the user
can not turn the pager off.
Time setting – Allows the user to change the time and summer time.
Alarm – Allows the user to programme an alarm clock.
Language – Allows the user to change the pager language
Quiet period – Allows the user to program a time slot during which the
pager won’t ring and won’t vibrate upon reception of a message. The
pager will save the received message(s) but no sound or visual indication will
be sent during the programmed time slot.
Period for low battery alert – Allows the user to define the time slot during
which the pager won’t take into account the low battery warning.
E.g.; Off duty or after working hours.
7.17 Enabled technical menus
Definition:
Options:
Selection of the sub-menus which will be present in the technical menu.
Menus not available on the WP pager
GPRS - Enables checking the network on which the pager is connected as
well as the received field level and the SIM card information
I.E. (IMEI
N°, SIM N)
GPS - Displays the synchronisation state of pager by GPS and the number of
received satellites.
Accelerometer - Allows testing of the accelerometer by moving the
pager. A beep sound will be heard if the accelerometer is working.
Options:
Menus available on WP and GP pagers
Version checking – Allows the user to check which software version is
currently in use
Serial number – Allows the user to check the pager serial number
Battery voltage indication – Allows the user to check the battery voltage
Auto test – Allows the user to test the display LCD, the keyboard, the buzzer,
the Vibrator
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7.18 Keyboard locking
Definition:
Allows the user to set the auto lock and unlock of the keyboard.
Options:
Ticked - Active keyboard lock by long pressing on key
on the right to
lock the keyboard. A key symbol
will be displayed. Long press
to
unlock will display a menu for confirmation of Yes / No
Unticked - Inactive keyboard lock.
7.18.1 With user menu
Definition:
This provides a technical menu Options to set the keyboard lock.
Ticked - The menu is available in the pager technical menu
Unticked - The menu is not available.
8.0 Display tabs
This window allows definition of the display parameters in the pager.
8.1 Start text
Definition:
Allows the programming of the text which will be displayed each time the
Pager is switched on.
Options:
20 characters maximum.
8.2 User name
Definition:
.
Options:
Allows the programming of the user name or other text which will be
present on the main screen of the pager display.
8.3 Time / Date format
Definition:
Selection of the date format.
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Options:
DD-MM - displays the day first and then the month (DD-MM)
MM-DD - Displays the month first and then the day (MM-DD)
12h time format displays time on 12 h and not on 24h, AM/PM display.
Note: On each type of display, the year corresponds to the last number
8.4 Standby display
Definition:
Allows selection of the elements to be displayed when the pager is in
standby.
Note:
Clock - Display of time and date.
Battery level - display of the battery level.
Note:
When in standby, if nothing has been selected, the standby square icon will
remain validated.
8.5 Return delay to standby (in seconds)
Definition:
Allows the setting of the time the pager will take to go back to standby
from 5 seconds to 60 seconds.
8.6 Screen back-lighting
Definition:
Enables selection of the actions that will turn on the back-light.
Options:
Receiving a message – When a message is received the back light will
illuminate for a period.
Keyboard action – When any key is pressed the back light will illuminate
for a period.
8.7 Language
Definition:
Sets the default language that will be used by the pager.
Options:
4 possible languages.
8.8 Default zoom
Definition:
Selects the default size of characters displayed for a message.
Options:
x1, x2, x3
Note: Can be modified by the user if zoom menu has been validated.
8.9 Lighting contrast on the LCD
Definition:
Sets the default contrast level on the LCD screen.
Options:
1 to 15: 1 is the lowest level possible of contrast and 15 is the strongest.
Note:
In order to have always a visible screen, the pager automatically updates the
contrast according to the temperature and the battery voltage.
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9.0 GPS tab – GP pager only
This window allows definition of the GPS parameters.
9.1 GPS Activation
Definition:
Enables the GPS module to transmit location for each message
received or each change of location.
Options:
Ticked - GPS function enabled
Unticked - GPS function disabled
Note:
When GPS is activated a menu is available for the user to disable the GPS
localisation.
9.2 Time setting by GPS
Definition:
Enables the pager to synchronise pager time automatically with the GPS
time.
Options:
Ticked - The function is enabled
Unticked - The function is disabled
9.3 Tracking commands storage
Definition:
Enables saving and storage of the tracking command in case the pager is
switched off.
Options:
Ticked - The function is enabled
Unticked - The tracking command will be lost if the pager is switched off.
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9.4 Timeouts (Temporisations)
Definition:
Definition of all the timeouts applicable to the GPS.
Options:
UPD (Minutes) - Delay for reactivation of GPS module in order to get
localisation.
UPDMAX (Minutes) – Maximum repetition delay for acquisition of GPS
upon signal loss.
ACQ (Seconds) – Maximum duration for GPS acquisition attempt.
10.0 GPRS tab (Not Waterproof pager)
This window enables programming of the different parameters associated with the
GPRS module. (Not waterproof pager)
10.1 GPRS disabled
Definition:
Disables the use of GPRS module. No information can be sent to the
host management and alert system with GPRS disabled.
Options:
Ticked - GPRS module disabled
Unticked - GPRS module in use.
10.2 Permanent connection
Definition:
Enables on the server the use of a permanent GPRS connection on pager.
Options:
Ticked - The permanent connection function is enabled
Unticked - The permanent connection function is disabled.
10.2.1 Life pattern periodicity
Definition:
Select the frequency of polling
Option:
Configure polling time between 1 and 10 minutes
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Note:
It is highly recommended to keep the polling time to 1 minute
10.3 SMS survey
Definition:
Enables choosing the frequency of SMS message collection
Options:
Life pattern
1 minute
30 seconds
10.4 Main (primary) IP address
Definition:
Definition of the main IP address of the message server.
Options:
IP address: Enter the server IP address
Port: Enter the port to be used
10.4.1 Back-up (secondary) IP address
Definition:
Definition of the back-up (secondary) IP address on the server, in case the
main address doesn’t respond.
Options:
IP address: Enter the server IP address
Port: Enter the port to be used
Note:
These 2 parameters are reserved for a future use.
10.5 Automatic acknowledgement
Definition:
Activates the automatic acknowledgement (ACK)
Options:
Ticked - Automatic acknowledgement activated
Unticked - Automatic acknowledgement disabled
Note:
This parameter enables automatic sending of acknowledgement to the
host alert system as receipt of an alert message
10.6 RSSI/SMS temporisation in standby
Definition:
Time-out time for requesting the GPRS module or the operator network
if an SMS was received.
Options:
From 5 to 60 seconds
Note:
This parameter only applies when using in “non permanently connected”
mode.
10.7 Temporisation retry Ack
Definition:
Maximum time-out for retrying to send an ACK when GPRS has been lost
Options:
From 0 to 180 seconds. A “0” (zero) will disable the function
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10.8 Access point
Definition:
Setting up of the GPRS operator information.
Options:
Access point – Name of GSM operator
User name – If required
Password – If required
11.0 Availability status tab – GP pagers only
This window allows the programming of the availability of users for status
management host database.
11.1 Status menu items
Definition:
Enables programming of messages and centres for status management.
Linked to the “Multiple centre” tab.
Options:
Ticked - Status menu enabled
Unticked - Status menu disabled
Option of 10 items from #0 to #9
Notes:
Maximum of 20 alphanumeric characters.
If the “multiple centre” tab has been selected then “Centres” 1 to 5 may be
ticked or un-ticked according to the programming requirements.
11.2 Status update enabled
Definition:
Enables the pager to make a request on the alert system on the availability
status. Requires that the status menu is enabled.
Options:
Ticked - Menu enabled
Unticked - Menu disabled
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11.3 Status menu items (Text boxes) #0 to #9 requires that the multiple centres
Tab has been completed.
Definition:
Entry of the text to be displayed for each selection in the menu.
Options:
Note:
If no character is present in one line, this selection won’t appear (nor any
subsequent entries). It is necessary to be consistent with the availability status
programmed into the alert system.
11.4 Questioning the staff available
Definition:
Allows the sending of a service frame which makes a request to the alert
system on the available staff and sends back an answer through GPRS.
Options:
Customisation of the display message on the pager, 20 characters
maximum.
Note:
Requires that the paging management system support this function.
11.5 Displayable status (#40 - #49) (models from version 2.01.0)
Definition:
Enables the use of 10 additional text entries for availability status that can
be sent exclusively by the alert system.
Options:
Note:
These 10 statuses will never be sent by the pager. They only can be
received.
12.0 Operational ACK tab – GP pagers only
This window enables programming of the auto acknowledgements message.
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12.1 Menu items 1 to 10
Definition:
Enter a text message to be displayed by manual Operational
acknowledgement, that will be sent when a message is received by the
pager.
Options:
20 characters maximum. The text box will change colour.
Note:
If no character is present in the text box, this selection will not appear on any
subsequent lines. It is necessary to be consistent with the availabilities status
12.2 Automatic
Definition:
Function enabling the sending of an automatic message as if it was a manual
acknowledgement. Does not offer the user the menu “operational
acknowledgement”.
Options:
Ticked - Automatic acknowledgement enabled
Unticked - Automatic acknowledgement disabled
13.0 Message (TX) tab – GP pagers only
This window enables the programming of 10 preset messages for the pager.
13.1 Message n°1 to n°10
Definition:
Enter up to 10 status messages that will be stored on the pager, selected
by the user, and can be sent to the host message server.
Options:
20 characters maximum. The text box will change colour.
Note:
If no character is present in the text box, this selection will not appear on any
subsequent lines. It is necessary to be consistent with the availabilities status
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14.0 Clock tab
Time zone definition
Definition:
Programming of the clock parameters
Options:
Time zone (/UTC) - Definition of the time zone of origin
- (UTC =Universal time coordinated)
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is the primary time standard by which
the world regulates clocks and time. It is one of several closely related
successors to Greenwich Mean Time. Computer servers, online services and
other entities that rely on having a universally accepted time use UTC for that
purpose.
14.1 Time Change
Summer time - Summer time selection
Winter time
- Winter time selection
No time change - No time change in the country where pager is used.
Note: The pager time is automatically updated when the pager is
programmed using the computer time.
15.0 User profiles tab – WP pagers only
This window is used to configure profiles for multiple users
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15.1 Profiles #1 to #4
Definition:
Each profile can contain up to eight different identities (RIC’s). An identity
must be enabled in Identities tab for a “concerned identity” to be enabled
Options:
Profile #1 to #8 – Tick box to enable
Profile name – Enter the profiles name. Maximum of 20 characters
Concerned identities – Select the identities (RIC’s) to be added to the
profile.
16.0 Firmware update
New releases of firmware will be made available to customers via the Multitone web site.
In order to update your pager software:
 Connect programming cradle and power supply (see diagram, page 3)
 Open the programming software and backup the existing profile.
 Select “Dialog with birdie”
 Or select the shortcut icon “Update Ctrl + U” at the bottom of the screen
 Update software with a new file (Ctrl + U)

Browse to the new software and “SELECT” followed by “OPEN” to start firmware load.
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A progress bar displays the updating status (about 45 seconds). All the selection fields are
then shaded and the updating file previously selected is visible next at the bottom of the
screen. This shows the status of the firmware load
When the software updating is completed, click on “OK” in the window which appears on the
screen.
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The pager is automatically launched after the update (sound, vibrator, LED) In order to
check if the update has been loaded correctly.
Take the pager out of the programming cradle.
The pager starts automatically.
The first line will display the software version installed which should match the version
loaded.
If the version has not been updated go through the process again.
Files necessary for programming the pager, user guides and supporting documentation may
be downloaded from the Multitone web site.
www.waterproofWPpager.com for associated documentation and guides.
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Appendix 1 – Cradle alarm wiring
The charger cradle is equipped with alarm contacts which may be activated if the pager is in
the cradle and the pager has been programmed.
END
Multitone Electronics plc is part of Kantone Holdings Ltd, a member of the Champion Technology group of
companies.
Registered office: Multitone Electronics plc, Shortwood Copse Lane, Kempshott, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG23
7NL. Registered in England & Wales No. 256314. Registered VAT No: GB 232150709.
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