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8.3.3 Programming Two-Tone Pagers with Non-Standard Frequencies
Two-tone pagers using non-standard frequencies and durations may be programmed via the database
upload command. Use a text editor to create an entry in the database file for the pager as follows
before uploading the file to the unit:
PAGER, {0-999}, {TYPE}, {CAPCODE}, TWO-TONE, N, {ACTIVE}, {DUR-A}, {DUR-B}, {DUR-C}
Where:
PAGER Signifies that this line is the data for a pager
{0-999} Pager number for the pager
{TYPE} Pager type: TONE, ALERT, VOICE or PATCH
{CAPCODE} Bits 0 to 15 = First tone's frequency in units of 1/10 Hz
Bits 16 to 31 = Second tone's frequency in units of 1/10 Hz
{ACTIVE} Is either Y is the pager is enabled, or N if it is de-activated
{DUR-A} Duration of the first tone in units of 50 mS
{DUR-B} Duration of the second tone in units of 50 mS. Set to 0 for group-tone pagers.
{DUR-C} Duration of the two-tone pager's alert tone or the voice connection in seconds.
Example:
Program pager number 320 with a 534.7 Hz tone for 300 mS, followed by a 972.8 Hz tone for 800 mS,
then an alert tone for 5 seconds:
TYPE = ALERT
CAPCODE = (534.7 Hz * 10) + (972.8 Hz * 10 * 65536) = 637539555
DUR-A = 300 mS / 50 mS = 6
DUR-B = 800 mS / 50 mS = 16
DUR-C = 5
Database Entry = PAGER, 320, ALERT, 637539555, TWO-TONE, N, Y, 6, 16, 5
8.3.4 Programming One-Tone Pagers
One-tone pagers or test tones using non-standard frequencies and durations may be programmed via
the database upload command. Use a text editor to create an entry in the database file for the pager
as follows before uploading the file to the unit:
PAGER, {0-999}, {TYPE}, {CAPCODE}, ONE-TONE, N, {ACTIVE}, {DUR-A}, {DUR-B}, {DUR-C}
Where:
PAGER Signifies that this line is the data for a pager
{0-999} Pager number for the pager
{TYPE} Pager type: TONE, ALERT, VOICE or PATCH
{CAPCODE} Bits 0 to 15 = Tone’s frequency in units of 1/10 Hz
Bits 16 to 31 = Duration of the tone in units of mS
{ACTIVE} Is either Y is the pager is enabled, or N if it is de-activated
{DUR-A} Set to 0
{DUR-B} Set to 0
{DUR-C} Duration of the two-tone pager's alert tone or the voice connection in seconds.
Example:
Program Pager number 124 with a 1240.5 Hz tone for 5 seconds, followed by an alert tone for 10
seconds:
TYPE = ALERT
CAPCODE = (5 sec * 1000 * 65536) + (1240.5 Hz * 10) = 327692405
DUR-C = 10
Database Entry = PAGER, 124, ALERT, 327692405, ONE-TONE, N, Y, 0, 0, 10