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Introduces the purpose and structure of the configuration guide for Zetron 2000 Series Paging Terminals.
Explains the guide's eight sections and how to use them for system configuration decisions.
Describes the fundamental components and capabilities of the 2000 Series Paging Terminals.
Details subscriber capacity options and the ratio of voice to display pagers.
Explains alphanumeric message entry, support, and interface methods.
Covers options for voice message storage and retrieval for subscribers.
Describes system and custom voice prompts to guide callers through the paging process.
Outlines telco interface options, including digital T1 and analog trunk requirements.
Discusses RF channel configuration, zones, and remote transmitter control.
Covers linking paging terminals via TNPP protocol and satellite services.
Details software for routing calls to PABX, TAS, and other external devices.
Explains systems for monitoring alarms and automatically sending pages.
Describes setting up a hot standby system for terminal redundancy and failover.
Specifies requirements for the ADPCM Voice Controller Card and voice channels.
Guides selection between Standard and High-Performance CPUs based on system needs.
Details options for system hard disks, including mirrored configurations.
Helps determine system slot and interface card needs for terminal models.
Specifies input power options for the paging terminal and expansion chassis.
Enables simultaneous access to ZBASE management software via a Local Area Network.
Allows multiple agents to access ZBASE with restricted access capabilities.
Equips the terminal with a printer port for an on-going, real-time log of pages.
Introduces the Zetron Billing System (ZEBRA) for billing and AR functions.
Discusses the availability of spare parts at the board level for repairs.
Details the spare parts kit for critical components at reduced prices.
Lists recommended individual spare parts for the paging terminal.
Covers lightning and surge protection for telco lines using protection kits.
Guides the calculation and ordering of necessary cable assemblies and punchdown blocks.
Describes the Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) for system continuity.
Specifies the types of input power for the paging terminal.
Lists environmental limitations for terminal location (power, temp, humidity, altitude).
Provides dimensions and mounting guidelines for the terminal chassis.
Offers general rules and suggestions for terminal wiring and grounding.
Advises on RF level adjustments and interfacing prior to terminal installation.
Emphasizes installing and testing phone lines before going live.
Stresses testing microwave/RF equipment, including alignment, before going live.
Highlights the importance of a tested maintenance line for factory support.
Recommends completing ZBASE installation and conversion before going live.
Suggests testing the terminal and wiring in the shop before field installation.
| Brand | ZETRON |
|---|---|
| Model | 2000 Series |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
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