RFC-1 Advanced Operation page 6.42
In this mode, the RFC-1 calls the paging terminal via modem. After the modems establish a connection, the RFC-1
sends a specially coded message to the paging terminal. The message includes the pager ID number to identify the
message recipient and the message to be delivered to the pager.
As in voice mode paging, data mode paging requires two telephone numbers. The first number is the paging terminal
number—the telephone number to the modem bank of the service provider. It can be programmed at telephone
number A, B, C or D. The second number is the pager ID—this is typically the telephone number of pager. The pager
ID must be programmed at telephone number location E.
There are special rules for programming the pager ID number. The first digit of the pager ID number must be 10.
This stops the standard calling routines from dialing the site ID number. The remaining digits of telephone number E
are used to store the pager ID number. Unused digits should be filled with the value 10.
Some paging systems require a 10-digit pager ID and others require only 7 digits. This is determined by the pager
service provider. Program the pager ID number according to the requirements of the service provider. As with all
other telephone numbers, fill unused digits in the pager ID with the value 10.
In the example below, the telephone number for the paging data terminal is 555-1212 and the telephone number of
the pager that will receive the message is 615-228-3500.
- Programming -
Addr Description Section Default Current Alternate Use / Notes
0682 Telephone number D: value 1 6.7.1 10 5 paging data terminal 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 3 pager call, voice 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: V4
0701 Telephone number E: value 6 6.7.1 10 2 Pager ID or terminal phone: V5
0702 Telephone number E: value 7 6.7.1 10 8 Pager ID or terminal phone: V6
0703 Telephone number E: value 8 6.7.1 10 3 Pager ID or terminal phone: V7
0704 Telephone number E: value 9 6.7.1 10 5 Pager ID or terminal phone: V8
0705 Telephone number E: value 10 6.7.1 10 0 Pager ID or terminal phone: V9
0706 Telephone number E: value 11 6.7.1 10 0 Pager ID or terminal phone: V10
0707 Telephone number E: value 12 6.7.1 10 10 Pager ID or terminal phone: V11
0708 Telephone number E: voice/data/pager ID 6.7.2 0 10 Pager ID or terminal phone: V12
0709 Telephone number E: call attempts 6.7.3 3 10 Pager ID or terminal phone: V13
When an alarm call is made to a pager in this mode, the pager receives a message that contains the RFC-1 site ID
phrase followed by the phrase “Telemetry Alarm” then the channel number that caused the alarm and the value of the
channel at the time of the alarm. No time/date information is sent since most pagers place a time/date stamp on the
message when it is received.
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