Specifications

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LBB 609x/xx - LBB 619x/xx
High performance
Paging Receivers
Communication you can rely on
• High performance range of paging
receivers
• Light, compact and robust
• Available in attractive light or dark
colour scheme
• Complete with snap-fit type pocket
clip with overstress protection
• Available with bleep, vibration,
speech, numeric and alphanumeric
display with 10-deep message stack
• Dynamic group addressing
• Telemetry function for up-todate
monitoring
• 14 bleep/vibration patterns
• 8 addresses
• Multi-functional user switch
• Rechargeable or disposable batteries
• Absent indication
Introduction
Intended for use in a Bosch DP6000 Digital Paging
System, the range of Generation IV paging receivers are
fully compatible with the existing and former range of
Generation I, II,and III receivers and transceivers.Light,
compact and sturdy, the 4 receivers in the Generation IV
family are designed for reliability and simplicity of
operation without concession to the functionality, and
come in a choice of two attractive colour schemes.A
sturdy and robust clip has built-in over-stress protection.
Models in the range offer bleep,vibration, speech,
numeric display and alphanumeric functions in various
combinations to suit a range of needs, and are available
in both VHF and UHF versions.All receivers include a
flashing LED to indicate incoming calls. The use of open
coil antennae ensures high sensitivity under all
conditions,while the use of Surface Mounted Devices
and chipon glass technology for alphanumeric display
contributes both to reliability and energy saving
operation. Designed to easily fit in a pocket and
controlled by a single button,they provide an effective
and reliable communication tool. Each pager can be
called with one of 14 bleep/vibration patterns (7 normal
and 7 cricketed tones (see fig.1).
Addresses
Each pager has 8 call numbers (addresses): 1 normal call
address,allowing it to be addressed as an individual, 5
group call addresses,allowing it to be addressed as an
individual within a group, 1 ALL-call address where all
pagers in a system need to be paged and a telemetry
address for receiving ‘up-to-date’message information.
Dynamic group call
The dynamic group call function enables the system to
include or remove a pager holder from a specified group
without having to put the receiver into the programming
mode. This function can be used for special applications
to create flexible groups within the system (e.g different
shift working patterns).
LBB 6x91/xx, LBB 6x96/xx
The basic range (LBB 6x91/xx and LBB 6x96/xx)
combines bleep with a 5-digit numeric LC-display
enabling coded messages or telephone numbers to be
broadcast.Numeric codes can define events such as
equipment breakdown, or the reason for calling the
individual, or it can inform the pager holder where the
call is sent from - for example - in nurse call or room
service systems.