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PL1877A Microprocessor Radio Telephone Interconnect Features
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If the landline user desires to page several mobiles at once, he enters the paging input for the first mobile
as described above. Then, when the PL1877A has paged the mobile, he presses **. In response, the
PL1877A generates two beeps to indicate it is again awaiting paging input. Then, he enters the paging
input digits for the second mobile. This process continues until all the desired mobiles have been paged.
Attendant
The attendant dials #* (the attendant access command). When the PL1877A answers, it normally
generates two beeps to indicate that it is waiting on the attendant user to enter the required capcode digits
or user ID.
N
OTE: If the PL1877A is programmed to require an attendant access code before allowing selective
signaling (parameter 51 = 1), then it answers the phone line with one beep. After the attendant has
entered * (possibly preceded by an access prefix - parameters 139-144), the PL1877A generates two
beeps and awaits the paging input digits.
The attendant is allowed a certain time (set by parameter 1089) to enter the first input digit. When the
proper number of digits has been entered, the PL1877A generates the beeps. Then, it checks for a clear
channel before paging the mobile. If the channel is busy, the PL1877A returns several busy tones to the
attendant. The PL1877A continues to check for a clear channel for a maximum of one minute. If the
channel is not clear at the end of one minute, the PL1877A generates six disconnect beeps and returns to
idle.
When the channel is clear, the PL1877A pages the mobile. Then, if the PL1877A is not programmed for
direct access, it waits for the mobile to answer. Otherwise, the PL1877A immediately patches the
attendant through to the channel for the duration of the direct access timer.
If the attendant takes too long to enter the paging input digits, the PL1877A responds in one of three
ways, depending on the value of parameter 1082. It either disconnects the landline, transmits ring
signaling to the mobiles, or pages user ID 00 (if user ID 00 has been enabled).
If the attendant desires to page several mobiles at once, he enters the paging input for the first mobile as
described above. Then, when the PL1877A has paged the mobile, he presses **. In response, the
PL1877A generates two beeps to indicate it is again awaiting paging input. Then, he enters the paging
input digits for the second mobile. This process continues until all the desired mobiles have been paged.
N
OTE: While the PL1877A is awaiting input digits from the attendant (or after the PL1877A has
generated several busy tones to the attendant and is waiting for the channel to clear), the PL1877A de-
accesses the phone line. This is to allow the PL1877A to detect whether the attendant telephone is
placed on-hook. If it is, then the PL1877A terminates the call.
Mobile User (Mobile Revertive Signaling)
A mobile can selectively signal another mobile using the revertive signaling feature of the PL1877A.
The mobile dials the revertive code (*##) and the appropriate paging input digits (capcode digits or user
ID). After monitoring the channel for activity, the PL1877A sends the paging sequence.
Group Calls
A group call is a paging sequence that alerts several mobiles/portables/pagers at once. The PL1877A
supports group calls for 2-tone paging.
The ability of landline, attendant, and mobile users to initiate group calls can be independently enabled
or disabled via parameters 1009, 1010, and 1011.
- Radio Telephone Interconnect 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Foreword 7
- Scope of Manual 8
- Nomenclature 8
- Ordering Replacement Parts 8
- Service and Repair 8
- Model Chart 10
- Kit Description 11
- Specifications 12
- Description 13
- WARNING 16
- Ground Cable 17
- Power Supply 17
- ON/OFF button. To 18
- Internal Diagnostics 19
- ON/OFF buttons 21
- Level Setting 23
- PWR for this test) goes on 24
- UP and PATCH ON/OFF buttons 24
- BUSY LED. Adjust control 24
- PC Programming 25
- IAPS Programming 26
- Input/Output 27
- Serial Port Setup 28
- Call Waiting 29
- Input/Output – Read Local 30
- Talk Battery Voltage 33
- Basic Operation 34
- Access/Release Settings 38
- Signaling 45
- Station Identifier 49
- Paging – Telephone Line 50
- Paging – Attendant Paging 51
- Paging – Mobile Paging 51
- Paging – General Paging 51
- Service Adjust 57
- Wildcard Access/Release 60
- Multi-Digit Access/Release 66
- Security Code Table 67
- No. Restriction 67
- Multi-Digit Release 68
- Operator Instructions 69
- Network Signaling 70
- Half Duplex Mode 70
- Standard Commands 71
- Auto-dial 71
- Selective Signaling Option 71
- 2nd Line Option 71
- Landline Originated Calls 72
- Bypassing Restriction Table 74
- First Bypass Parameter 75
- Parameter 76
- Third Bypass 76
- Second Bypass 76
- Terminal Programming Feature 83
- ENTER. The next 84
- DTMF Programming Feature 85
- Installation Parameters 89
- Enhanced VOX Simplex Mode 90
- Carrier Detect Methods 91
- General Purpose Inputs 92
- Miscellaneous 93
- Telephone Interface 94
- Dialing Characteristics 95
- Mobile Access Methods 97
- Manual Release Methods 98
- Automatic Release Methods 99
- General Call Characteristics 100
- Selectable Features 101
- Toll Restrictions 103
- Parameter Function 103
- Autodial 104
- Entry of Auto-dial Numbers 104
- Direct Channel Access 105
- Direct Access Timer 106
- Emergency Call Direct Access 108
- Installation 109
- Miscellaneous Features 109
- OTE: This 121
- Features 123
- Selective Signaling 124
- Attendant 125
- Group Calls 125
- 2-Tone Group Calls 126
- Dual Addressing 126
- Multi-Mode 130
- Motorola 5/6 Tone 134
- 5/6-Tone Single Mode Paging 134
- Types of Paging 135
- 2-Tone Paging 135
- Group Call 136
- TRANSMIT button, the console 136
- 12/10 132 138
- Plectron Paging 139
- 5/6 Tone 140
- DPL Code # = DPL Code 142
- PL1877A – Radio Installation 143
- Parameter Setting 144
- 139 12/10 145
- P1 Cable Color To Function 146
- MAXAR and MOXY Bases 148
- MAXAR 80 Bases 151
- MICOR RCB Repeater 155
- From To Function 155
- Cable Color To Function 155
- FLEXAR Repeater 157
- Color Function Plug Pin No 157
- Radio Cable Interfacing 159
- Color Function Terminal 159
- Theory of Operation 163
- Digital Signal Processing 164
- TX Audio 164
- Radio Interface 165
- Line Interface 166
- Optional Line 2 Interface 166
- Main Circuit Board 167
- Definitions and Acronyms 171
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