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General| Brand | ZETRON |
|---|---|
| Model | 15P |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Provides a brief overview of the Model 15P Field Programmable Multi-Format Encoder and its capabilities.
Compares the Model 15P encoder with the preceding Model 15B, highlighting key differences for upgrade decisions.
Explains the structure and organization of the manual, guiding users on how to find information quickly.
Details the various signaling formats the encoder supports, including Two-Tone, Reach, DTMF, and digital formats.
Highlights unique features of the encoder such as its display, page indication, and diagnostic capabilities.
Lists the electrical characteristics of the encoder, including output frequency, accuracy, and power supply requirements.
Provides physical details of the encoder, such as operating temperature, size, weight, and case material.
Covers the initial power-on procedure, the encoder's keypad layout, and basic configuration settings.
Explains the front panel display indications and the process of initiating a page.
Details how to enter pager numbers, messages, and the autopage function for sending pages.
Describes features like autoscroll for verifying entries, strapped digits for efficiency, and keypad stack entry.
Explains the custom stack feature, talk time functionality, and the overall paging sequence.
Covers functions like repaging, handling busy channels, and using continuous transmit mode for transmissions.
Details the use of the optional serial port, including power-up tests, general operation, and special keys.
Provides examples of how to perform paging operations using a CRT terminal connected to the encoder.
Covers safety warnings, opening the unit, wire routing, grounding, and power supply connections.
Details the audio output, digital output, microphone connection, and push-to-talk (PTT) signal setup.
Explains digital mode settings, extending talk time, and configuring alpha paging systems.
Describes the serial CRT interface requirements and the pin-out details for interface connectors.
Covers the function of jumpers for system configuration and necessary adjustments for tone and digital outputs.
Addresses installation exceptions and details available cable options for system integration.
Introduces the programming mode, system parameters, and how values are saved in non-volatile memory.
Details system-wide parameters like talk time, autopage, autoscroll, and station ID settings.
Guides on programming various paging formats, including Two-Tone, Five-Tone, DTMF, HSC, Reach, and others.
Explains programming for Custom DTMF and Custom Stack-Page formats, including examples and capabilities.
Covers programming for digital formats like POCSAG, NEC, Motorola GOLAY, and Metro PageBoy.
Provides guidance on resolving installation or programming issues and contacting Zetron support.
Explains the built-in self-test procedure and interprets error codes to identify probable failure causes.
Details procedures for testing audio output levels and binary digital output deviation.
Covers testing DTMF output levels and identifying common faults and their possible causes.
Lists top-level, multi-format encoder, serial port, and spare parts for the Model 15P.
Illustrates typical configurations for connecting the Model 15P to computer serial ports (DB-9 and DB-25).
Explains two-tone coding terminology, tone groups, code plans, and pager capcode determination.
Provides a diagram showing the DTMF tone pairs generated by the Model 15P and their frequencies.
Lists HSC tone frequencies and timings, and describes the HSC format and its functions.
Details specifications for POCSAG, NEC, Motorola GOLAY, and Motorola METRO digital paging formats.
Provides logs for programming functions and worksheets for memory requirements and custom stacks.
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