Philips DP6000 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 7

attention bleep (types without vibrator) or
by a vibration signal only.
The table below is intended for use by
your system installer to enter the
functionality of the switch:
Switch
Position
I
II
0
MESSAGE HANDLING
Each call to a receiver can contain upto
5-digit numeric and up to 48 character
alphanumeric messages*. A memory stack
stores up to a maximum of 10 messages in
a First-In-First-Out basis plus (if enabled)
one telemetry message
*= receivers with alphanumeric display
only.
Calls can also contain messages which are
not placed in the message stack. If such a
message is displayed the message number
icon is blank.
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Function
.
If two identical messages are sent the last
message only will remain in the stack.
When the receiver is programmed to
display its own address during 'standby' a
new message remains in the display until
time-out (approx. 8 seconds after the bleep
has ended). After time-out the address will
again be displayed.
RECALLING/SCROLLING
MESSAGES
Press the RECALL/RESET
button to scroll and read the messages
from the stack. If back-lighting is enabled,
the RECALL/RESET button should be
pressed twice to start scrolling (at the first
push the backlight is switched ON).While
the message is displayed the message index
number indicates the stack number (the
higher the number the older the message).
An audible bleep is emitted when the end
of the message stack is reached. If the
button is not pressed within approx. 8
seconds the receiver returns to its 'standby'
mode displaying the last stored message
(or if set the receivers address). Messages
longer than 24 characters are indicated
under the Message scroll icon
(fig.3(J)). If a message contains both numeric
and alphanumeric* information the
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