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General| Brand | ASCOM |
|---|---|
| Model | 912T |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Details unit durability against environmental factors like dust and water.
Highlights the display's placement for convenient hands-free operation.
Notes the inclusion of a two-way communication feature for conversations.
Indicates the availability of units designed for hazardous environments.
Units support both audible tones and text-based messages for alerts.
Stores up to 120 characters per message and 10 messages total.
Allows operation without audible alerts for discreet use in meetings.
Urgent alarms bypass silent mode settings for critical notifications.
Messages remain stored even when the unit is powered off.
Shows frequently updated information pages.
Alerts users when the unit is outside the coverage area.
Features a 12-character dot matrix display at the top for information.
Equipped with a 24-character dot matrix display for message viewing.
Provides automatic alerts when signal is lost.
Supports continuous scrolling of messages or timed display.
Symbol indicating the arrival of a new message.
Symbol indicating low battery status.
Symbol indicating errors or loss of signal.
Units programmed using a software application and rack.
Remote programming is possible using radio communication.
Ability to limit user access to specific functions.
Covers call numbers and identity text settings.
Includes battery saving, character set, and out of range settings.
Settings for general functions, time stamp, and auto ON/OFF.
Long press to accept, short press to step through settings.
Allows adjustment of the beep signal volume.
Option to modify the orientation of the display text.
Used with 912/914 pocket receivers.
Describes master/extension racks and master capacity.
Recommends turning off receiver with passive racks for battery life.
Racks must be installed vertically for sufficient cooling.
Emphasizes starting with the master unit and leaving space.
Requires 10 cm spacing for vertical expansion of charging racks.
Master requires restart when an extension rack is connected.
Checks polarity, board connections, and master addressing for issues.
Mentions two versions: one-way receiver and two-way transceiver.
Functionality for code and speech reception.
Functionality for acknowledgement purposes.
Features a 24-character LCD with back-lighting.
Personal settings are stored on a SIM card.
Internal hardware/software check executed at fixed intervals.
Functionality for code and speech transmission.
Available with both NiMH and NiCd batteries.
Microphone is located in the upper right corner.
Symbol indicating a new message has arrived.
Symbol indicating a low battery warning.
Symbol indicating error or out of range status.
Used for returning, erasing messages, and ending calls.
Used for scrolling messages and stepping through menu options.
Used for acknowledging, entering menus, and storing numbers.
Units can be reprogrammed via radio or storage/charging rack.
Key parameters include frequency, prefix, call number, and hot key.
Used for U922 and U922K models.
Rack connected to system bus can give automatic absence indication.
Describes master/extension rack versions.
Recharge battery pack as soon as possible when low battery warning appears.
Green LED on desktop charger indicates a fully charged battery.
Unit should be charged once every 24 hours; charging takes about one hour.
Memory consists of a SIM card located behind the battery pack.
SIM card easily removed for replacement or transfer to a new unit.
Instructions to send broken units for professional service.
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