Console House UDS 4 Mode Specifikace stáhnout pdf (Strana 10)

AE/LZB 119 1892 R1A DESCRIPTION

console, the console can be utilized to patch a tele-

phone line to a talk group, a unit, a conventional

channel or a talk-group patch in the CEC/IMC net-

work. At the console, the CD may also be utilized

like a standard telephone by the console

user/dispatcher if radio patch operations are not

transpiring. The console uses a secondary

unit/logical ID (LID) number for the CD patch

channel requests, thus allowing CD patch operation

to work separately from and concurrently with

normal console-to-radio dispatch communications.

This LID is typically referred to as the "Call

Director ID" number.

FEATURE LICENSED OPTIONS

Optional functions are available at the console if the re-

spective feature licensed software options are purchased and

installed on the console. Each feature licensed option is pur-

chased on a per console basis by obtaining a software

license for the respective option. Current feature licensed

options include:

•

CEC/IMC Auxiliary Input/Output (I/O) Moni-

toring and Control Capability

—From the con-

sole, CEC/IMC auxiliary input events’ states can be

monitored and CEC/IMC auxiliary output events’

states can be monitored and controlled. A special

console module type—auxiliary I/O modules—are

utilized for auxiliary I/O indications and control

functions at the console. Each auxiliary I/O module

is assigned to a specific CEC/IMC auxiliary I/O

event.

•

Integrated Tone/Voice Paging Capability Via

Internal Paging Tone Encoder Circuits

—The

console’s audio system includes tone generation

circuits which can generate many standard paging

tone formats; therefore, an external paging tone en-

coder is not required. Supported integrated paging

tone formats (“code plans”) include GE Type 99X,

Y and Z, Motorola Quik-Call II™, Reach, 5/6 and

DTMF. Both manual and preprogrammed

(automatic) integrated paging operation is pro-

vided.

For manual integrated paging operations each but-

ton on the console’s graphical user interface re-

served for this use (6 total) is preset with a specific

code plan such as Type 99X but, when paging, the

user/dispatcher must first select a broadcast en-

tity—typically a conventional channel—to page on

and enter a specific code number before the paging

tones are transmitted. Voice transmissions to the

paged entity may follow.

For preprogrammed integrated paging operations

each button on the console’s graphical user inter-

face reserved for this use (144 total) is prepro-

grammed with a specific code plan, a specific code

number and a broadcast entity, and the

user/dispatcher transmits a page by simply pressing

the respective preprogrammed button(s). Voice

transmissions to the paged entity(ies) may follow.

After consecutively paging multiple entities via two

(2) or more preprogrammed buttons, a simulselect

consisting of the paged entities automatically acti-

vates for subsequent console voice transmission(s)

to the paged entities.

•

Radio Status Message Capability

—The RSM

feature licensed option provides EDACS radio unit

transmitted status monitoring at the console. Indi-

cations are displayed in one or more of the con-

sole’s RSM modules. Per off-line configuration,

each RSM module is assigned a status code number

which corresponds to a unique radio unit-transmit-

ted status code utilized throughout the EDACS

radio system. 128 status codes are available for

RSM and RTT operations.

•

Request-To-Talk Capability

—The RTT feature

licensed option is similar to the RSM option except

the dispatcher may, as desired, individually reply to

a unit requesting communications with dispatch via

a radio status transmission. Dispatcher reply is

accomplished via an trunked individual call to the

unit with the dispatcher being the caller and the

requesting-to-talk unit being the callee. The indi-

vidual call is initiated directly from the respective

RTT module holding the queued-up requesting-to-

talk unit(s). RTT queue status is indicated by dis-

playing radio units’ aliases/names or logical ID

(LID) numbers within the particular RTT module.

DESCRIPTION

PERSONAL COMPUTER SYSTEM

The PC within the C3 Maestro console system provides

most computer processing functions for the console. Soft-

ware includes Microsoft's Windows NT Workstation oper-

ating system and custom console application software de-

veloped by Ericsson Inc. Typically, the console application

software automatically starts just after the Windows NT

operating system boot-up process completes; although,

various start-up options are available based on dispatch

center/system requirements.

PC-related system components include the Central

Processing Unit (CPU) enclosure, the video display monitor

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