Document No. 8128000560
Software Revision – N1B (07 Oct 04)
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RT-9000 B
Once all characters for the CALL ID Name have been selected, depress the Enter (‘ENTR’) key at
19 to enter the CALL ID information (Time Slot Position Number and Name) into the RT-9000 B ’s
memory. Depress the ‘END’ key to exit the CALL ID entry process and return to the Feature Menu
shown in Figure 7.3.4.6.
If additional Network Station CALL IDs will be entered, depress the CALL ID key at 15 again and
repeat the above steps to enter the additional CALL ID information. Repeat the process as required
to enter all CALL IDs for the Current Network. Up to nine (9) CALL IDs, in addition to the Station’s
SELF ID, may be entered in each of the 20 separate ALE Networks.
When selecting CALL ID (Time Slot Position) Numbers with the ‘TUNING’ knob and the previously
selected SELF ID (Time) Slot Position Number is reached, a ‘THIS IS OUR SELF ID’ message will
appear in the Operational Display. This alerts the user that this is the SELF ID Time Slot Position for
the Current Network.
Depressing the ‘END’ key without
first depressing the Enter (‘ENTR’) key will also cause the Feature
Menu to revert to that shown in Figure 7.3.4.6 except any entries or changes made during this
process will NOT be entered into the RT-9000 B ’s memory.
If the user is only selecting a Network Station ‘CALL ID’ for use later in a Point-to-Point ALE call,
rotate the ‘TUNING’ knob until the desired station ‘CALL ID’ (Time) Slot Number and Name appears
in the Operational Display. Depress the Enter (‘ENTR’) key, and then depress the ‘END’ key. This
procedure selects a ‘CALL ID” and causes the Feature Menu to revert to the display shown in Figure
7.3.4.6. Depress the ‘END’ Key once again to return to the display shown in Figure 7.3.4.5. The user
may now enter ALE Operating mode and transmit a Point-to-Point ALE Call using the newly selected
‘CALL ID’.
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