RFC-1 Advanced Operation page 6.41
In the example below, the telephone number for the pager is 555-1212 and the site ID that will be sent to the pager is
615-228-3500. The optional ❊ command is being used to add the channel number to the display and the # key is
being sent to terminate the page.
- Programming -
Addr Description Section Default Current Alternate Use / Notes
0682 Telephone number D: value 1 6.7.1 10 5 pager number 555-1212
0683 Telephone number D: value 2 6.7.1 10 5 __________________________
0684 Telephone number D: value 3 6.7.1 10 5 __________________________
0685 Telephone number D: value 4 6.7.1 10 1 __________________________
0686 Telephone number D: value 5 6.7.1 10 2 __________________________
0687 Telephone number D: value 6 6.7.1 10 1 __________________________
0688 Telephone number D: value 7 6.7.1 10 2 __________________________
0689 Telephone number D: value 8 6.7.1 10 10 unused digits, fill with value 10
0690 Telephone number D: value 9 6.7.1 10 10
0691 Telephone number D: value 10 6.7.1 10 10
0692 Telephone number D: value 11 6.7.1 10 10
0693 Telephone number D: value 12 6.7.1 10 10
0694 Telephone number D: voice/data/pager ID 6.7.2 0 2 pager call, data mode
0695 Telephone number D: call attempts 6.7.3 3 1 one call attempt
0696 Telephone number E: value 1 6.7.1 10 10 Pager ID or terminal phone: 10
0697 Telephone number E: value 2 6.7.1 10 6 Pager ID or terminal phone: V1
0698 Telephone number E: value 3 6.7.1 10 1 Pager ID or terminal phone: V2
0699 Telephone number E: value 4 6.7.1 10 5 Pager ID or terminal phone: V3
0700 Telephone number E: value 5 6.7.1 10 2 Pager ID or terminal phone: V5
0701 Telephone number E: value 6 6.7.1 10 2 Pager ID or terminal phone: V6
0702 Telephone number E: value 7 6.7.1 10 8 Pager ID or terminal phone: V7
0703 Telephone number E: value 8 6.7.1 10 3 Pager ID or terminal phone: V8
0704 Telephone number E: value 9 6.7.1 10 5 Pager ID or terminal phone: V9
0705 Telephone number E: value 10 6.7.1 10 0 Pager ID or terminal phone: V10
0706 Telephone number E: value 11 6.7.1 10 0 Pager ID or terminal phone: V11
0707 Telephone number E: value 12 6.7.1 10 11 Pager ID or terminal phone: V12
0708 Telephone number E: voice/data/pager ID 6.7.2 0 12 Pager ID or terminal phone: V13
0709 Telephone number E: call attempts 6.7.3 3 10 Pager ID or terminal phone: V14
RFC-1 versions prior to 6.00 had limited paging capability. In legacy pager mode, the RFC-1 dials the pager and
sends a single digit repeatedly to the paging terminal. The result is a pager display filled with a single digit. The digit
that is sent is programmable and serves as a site ID number. The site ID number is programmable as part of the call
mode setting of the telephone number. See the table above with call mode settings for details.
Legacy pager mode is included for backward compatibility. If telephone number E is already in use then legacy
pager mode can be used as an alternative. Legacy paging mode cannot respond to paging system menus.
6.8.4.4 Calling Pagers in Data Mode
The RFC-1 can also send full text messages to a pager by calling a paging terminal in data mode. This type of call
provides the most information of the available paging options but it has a more involved setup. Text paging requires
a data modem accessory, model MA-2 Modem Adapter, and an access number to a data based paging terminal.
The RFC-1 sends text messages to a paging terminal using the TAP protocol in automatic message mode. This is a
standard protocol used by many service providers. Setting up the RFC-1 to send text messages requires a data
access number from the paging service provider and the baud rate and data protocol of the paging terminal. The
baud rate adjustment of the RFC-1 has special settings to accommodate paging terminals. The baud rate and data
format settings are discussed later in this section.
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