Telephone Network Interface D.H.R.

Help text from 10 October 2001 version

Address : 1

Words : Access code to parameters through telephone line

Coding :

Comments :

The default access code is 0000.

Interface programming from the phone :

PROCEDURE :

Call the interface, during the overdialing waiting beeps, press *0*0000# (slow beeps are being sent), then * followed by the parameter address, (* equals parameter row if needeed), * and parameter value followed by #. Slow beeps confirm that it is ok, quick beeps if the code is improperly entered.

For special characters programming, DTMF notes "B", "C", "D" are translated by "P", ":", "#". With this programming software, linked to an interface, you can easily send sequencies including A,B,C,D. Notes like "*" and "A" are valid. "#" is the only note reserved for programming validation. Go in the main menu, check "REMOTE PROGRAMMING THROUGH D.H.R.". You will be asked for remote interface phone number and telephone parameter access code. Local interface will be guided by the software to call the remote interface. Once code accepted, the software will go directly to programming menu. You just have to type usual commands in order to program the remote interface (F10 or CTRL+ENTER). Watch for temporization terms of Ad 23(rearmed at each parameter programming). Listen to acknowledge beeps with a phone set wired up in parallel to the local interface.

Dial "##" to hang up the phone.

Be careful : Maximum time between two programming equals overdialing waiting temporization (Address 23). This temporization is rearmed upon receipt of each "#" of validation.

NB : During the communication, dial "*" note and the interface will turn to be waiting for overdialing (mobile automatic standard call mode or remote configuration).

Address : 2

Words : Five tone Selective call encode type (0:CCIR, 1:EEA, 2:ZVEI1, 3:ZVEI2)

Coding : COMMANDE $ "0123"

Comments :

Tx and Rx 5 tone selective call standard.

In this address only frequencies of the notes are selected. For length of the notes see Ad 5 et Ad 6.

Five Tone encode selection table is CML standard :

0 : CCIR 1 : EEA 2 : ZVE1 3 : ZVEI2

0 1981 Hz 1981 Hz 2400 Hz 2400 Hz

1 1124 1124 1060 1060

2 1197 1197 1160 1160

3 1275 1275 1270 1270

4 1358 1358 1400 1400

5 1446 1446 1530 1530

6 1540 1540 1670 1670

7 1640 1640 1830 1830

8 1747 1747 2000 2000

9 1860 1860 2200 2200

A 2400 1055 2800 885

B 930 930 810 810

C 2247 2247 970 740

D 991 991 885 680

E 2110 2110 2600 970

F 1055 2400 680 2600

* PAUSE. Only for Tx codes. Length programmable at Address 10

' ' PAUSE. Only for Tx codes. Length programmable at Address 9

Address : 3

Words : Repetition tonality (A,B,C,D,E)

Coding : COMMANDE <"F" .and. commande >="A"

Comments :

Usually, « E » repetition tonality is used.

Address : 4

Words : Length of the carrier signal LET (x10 ms)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Length of the carrier signal before a selective code is being sent by the interface.

By step of 10 ms. Maximum length : 2,55 s.

It is possible to transmit a frequency during this LET (see Ad 48).

This temporization is not used when the interface is programmed to send an acknowledge (for example, in case of positive security or remote controls from the I.O. board). Temporization set on Ad 9 is used to desable the pretime (coloured on the software screen).

Address : 5

Words : TX tone duration(ms)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Length of TX tone is not related to selective five tone standard choosen at Ad 2.

Maximum length : 255 ms.

Address : 6

Words : Minimum Rx tone (ms)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

After having decoded a tonality (during 20 ms), length during which frequencies read by the FX803 shall not be analysed.

This avoid to manage quicker tonalities used for other purposes.

For example : For 70 ms tonalities, this temporization must be set at 50 ms.

As a rule, decode of tones lower than 30 ms is not reliable !

A silent or a noise longer than 70 ms and unanalysable by the FX803 will reset the reception buffer to zero value.

Maximum length : 255 ms.

Address : 7

Words : DTMF TX tone duration (ms)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Maximum length : 255 ms.

Address : 8

Words : DTMF TX interdigit delay (ms)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Pause between two DTMF notes.

Maximum length : 255 ms

Address : 9

Words : Repeater sequence hold time

Coding : Val(commande) < 256

Comments :

In simplex mode (along with the UVPROM Vox software version delivered on the floppy disk with the interface. For a call from a phone set to a radio, the interface sends the repeater access code set at Address 80 row n°0 (see also AD 60).

This parameter sets the length of the pause after repeater code. Default value is : 300 ms.

Step : 10 ms. Maximum value : 2,55 s.

This pause can be activated in a selective code with « ».

This temporization can also be used when the interface must send an acknowledge (for example, output activation, activation / deactivation of cyclic check). Then it replaces the value set at AD 4 (LET). This allows to send the acknowledge without pretime (without the tone selected at Ad 48).

Address : 10

Words : Pause between two selective five tone (x10 ms)

Coding : val(commande) < 256

Comments :

Pause between two selective five tone generated by the interface.

This pause can be activated with a selective code combined with «*».

Default value : 100 ms

Step : 10 ms. Maximum value : 2,55 s.

Address : 12

Words : Number of busy tone disconnect.

Coding : [12]>"0"

Comments :

Number of busy tone needeed to hang up.

Default value : 2, hang up will at third busy tone.

In case of call forwarding (by flashing) to a busy phone, it is essential to extend the number of busy tones in order to avoid the hang up before you can take the communication back.

Address : 13

Words : Courtesy tone temporization. (x30ms)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

In simplex mode, it is the gap between the end of voice detection on the telephone line and the end of transmission of the base station.

Default value is set at 40, (i.e. 1,2 s).

Maximum time 255 (i.e. 7,65 s).

Address : 14

Words : Length of the Flashing (x10ms)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Length of the Flashing.

Flashing is induced during the communication upon receipt of the selective five tone code defined at Ad 39.

Flashing is a 270 ms +- 50 ms line opening used in case of double call for example.

Address : 15

Words : Maximum squelch free temporization in base station (s) mode.

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Usually maximum legal time is 5 seconds.

Maximum time : 255 seconds.

If set to zero, transmission ends at end of carrier detect.

Address :16

Words : In base station mode, time out timer TOT (x10s)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256 .and. val(commande) > 0

Comments :

A warning beep is sent 5 seconds before the TOT.

In case of TOT, the interface will be replaced idle state and temporization of interactivation will be activated (Ad 17). The radio user responsible of the TOT will not be authorized to recall immediately

See Ad 17, 81, 82, 89.

Minimum length : 10 seconds

Maximum length : 2550 seconds.

Address :17

Words : Interactivation temporization in repeater mode.

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

This temporization is used when the same repeater code is received after a TOT set at the Ad 16 has been detected.

It allows a second radio user to activate the repeater to the detriment of the overtalking first radio user.

This temporization is also activated upon receipt of an out of limit selective code during the surveillance temporization (Ad 81, 82) or upon receipt of a not allowed radio code (Ad 89).

Default value is 5 seconds.

Maximum length : 255 seconds.

See Ad 81, 82, 89.

Address :18

Words : Length of the surveillance of code limits.

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

On repeater mode , the interface is checking that each selective code is included between minimum and maximum limits declared for each repeater code.

This address sets up the surveillance time that starts upon receipt of the base station code.

During this temporization, upon receipt of an out of limit selective code, the interface will be replaced to idle state and interactivation temporization will be activated (Ad 17). This will forbid all new communication from the same radio user.

Value 0 : Continuous surveillance.

Default surveillance value is 5 seconds. Max. : 255s.

In order to activate the repeater mode in emergency mode, limits allowed are the ones declared on the last row.

See Ad 17, 81, 82, 89.

Address :20

Words : Minimum length between each serie of rings (x30ms)

Coding : [20]>"0"

Comments :

This value should not be modified except in case of PABX different than the French specification B11 23 A (for example, quicker series of rings).

Standard value is 6 (i.e. 180 ms).

Address :21

Words : Minimum length of a serie of rings (x30ms)

Coding : [21]>"0"

Comments :

This value should not be modified except in case of PABX different than the French specification B11 23 A (for example, quicker series of rings).

Standard value is 16 (i.e. 480 ms).

Address :22

Words : Number of rings detected before answering the call

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

It is the number of rings needed before the interface will answer the call in standard mode.

On taxi mode, answering call in instigated by radio users.

Pauses lower than 200 ms are ignored.

A ring lower than 500 ms is ignored.

A pause longer that 5 s reset to zero.

Usually, it is forbidden to set an automatic answering before a minimum of 5 seconds from the beginning of the rings.

Address :23

Words : On telephone (s) mode, maximum waiting time for overdialing.

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Used from phone to radio on automatic standard off hook.

It is the time during which D.H.R. interface will wait for DTMF overdialing until reception of the radio number validation « # » that is to be reached.

Without reception of «# », Ad 42 code is sent. If Ad 42 is empty, the line will be disconnected.

This temporization is also used :

- In the program mode from the phone : If this temporization is too short, phone remote programming will be hard to do (see Ad 1).

- On an outgoing call (radio to phone) with radio user DTMF dialing ended by « # » (see Ad 71 Row n°3).

Maximum length : 255 ms.

Address :24

Words : On telephone (s) mode, maximum temporization without squelch.

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256 .and. val(commande) > 10

Comments :

This is the maximum time during which the radio user can listen to a party without answering. 10 seconds before the end, there is a warning beep and carrier detection will reset the temporization.

It is also used during a communication with the intercom.

Minimum length : 10 seconds.

Maximum length : 255 seconds.

Address :25

Words : On phone mode TOT (x10s)

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

Maximum time : 255 (i.e. 2550 seconds = 42,5 minutes).

Minimum time : 10 seconds.

There is a warning bip 10 seconds before the end of the timer.

Be careful, if this value is set to zero, there will be no more call limit timer on phone mode.

Also used for communications with the intercom.

Address :26

Words : Optional output (s) activation temporization.

Coding : val(commande) < 256

Comments :

The optional output (terminal N° 7 on 25 pins connector) is activated when it receives the code set up at Ad 46.

Goes back to low level at the end of this temporization.

If this temporization is set up to zero, the output remains to low level until reception of the code set up at Ad 47.

Be careful : this output is TTL unprotected level.

This output is also used on taxi mode when Ad 42 is empty : Call can be done by the radio connected to the interface. This enable to modify the selective code of the radio that must be called by the memorization of incomming call ID (exchange of the type ATB1 interfaces (very old)).

Address :27

Words : On taxi mode, waiting temporization for off hook code

Coding : VAL(COMMANDE) < 256

Comments :

On taxi mode, when there is an incomming call, after sending the radio five tone selective codes, the interface will be waiting for the selective code that will initiate the off hook during that temporization.

Without any off hook during that temporization, the interface will go back to ringing detection and will start its cycle again.

If the off hook selective code is received out of this temporization, the off hook selective code will be memorized and the off hook will be effective after radio five tone selective have been sent.

Address :30

Words : Code to force down the repeater and call disconnect.

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*#")

Comments :

This code forces the interface to return idle whatever its way of use (repeater, phone, vocal message transmission) except on man down alarm. In that case nothing can interrupt the phone call.

The interface will also hang up its phone call upon receipt of the same 5 tone selective code that generated the off hook (see Ad 65 flag).

See also Ad 89 : list of disabled radios.

Address :31

Words : Code to flip to taxi mode.

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, the interface will switch from automatic standard to taxi mode. Ad 52 flag is updated.

Quick beeps are sent upon receipt of this code.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :32

Words : Code to flip to standard mode

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, the interface will switch from taxi to standard mode. Ad 52 flag is updated.

A long beep is sent upon receipt of this code.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :33

Words : Off hook code on taxi mode

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*#")

Comments :

On taxi mode, upon ring detection, the interface sends two sequencies of notes (see Ad 41 and 42) and then wait for the off hook code.

If Ad 65 is set at 1, reception of this code will induce the end of the communication.

All codes are analysed on reception and « * » can be used as a joker :

For example :

- Dialing **000 will induce an off hook on any selective code ending by 000, this code will be memorized in order to hang up.

- Dailing '29 ' will induce an off hook on any selective code starting by 29.

Without any off hook code set (empty value), the interface will send the streams set at AD 41 and 42 upon receipt of each stream of rings that has been set at Ad 22. Then the interface will take the line and will initiate the communication (be careful this way of programming is not allowed by B 11 23 A French norme).

In order to simplify the radio programming, this code can be the same as the one set at Ad 38 (this imply used in base station with an external speaker microphone connected on JP7).

With a voice synthesis option on the interface, message " 0 " is being sent to the radio and to the telephone line before the communication.

This code is also used on automatic standard mode in case of acknoledge management with off hook code (see Ad 66).

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :35

Words : Reset code for IO board

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, all treatments on IO board normally set to be done on inputs reception are reset just like on power on. All outputs go back to idle.

Address :36

Words : Emergency switch code

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Emergency mode : Activation of repeater mode on carrier detection or carrier detection and TCS.

Upon receipt of this code, switch to repeater mode is automatically done on carrier detection (or carrier detection and TCS depending on radio configuration).

Quick beeps are being sent back.

See Ad 62 in order to force this flag at power ON.

Address :37

Words : Code of end of emergency mode

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Emergency mode : Activation of repeater mode upon receipt of carrier signal or carrier + TCS.

Upon receipt of this code, repeater mode is effective upon receipt of the five tone selective codes set at Ad 80. One continuous beep is being sent.

See Ad 62 in order to force this flag at power ON.

Address :38

Words : Code of beginning and end of external speaker microphone dialogue

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

This code is managed when the interface is idle or on repeater mode.

It induces AF connexion between the external speaker output and the microphone input to radio AF.

If Ad 45 is not empty (INTERCOM mode) : Temporizations are the same as for a telephone communication (Ad 24 et 25).

Another reception of this code will idle the interface and therefore will cut the speaker and the microphone (if Ad 65 = 1).

If Ad 45 is empty (repeater mode) : Time out timer (Ad 16)and maximum squelch free temporizations (Ad 15) are same as on repeater mode (the keying on the microphone has same effects as carrier signal detection of a radio.

Switch off of AF speaker in done only by the temporizations terms.

In order to simplify the radio programming, this code can be the same as the one set at Ad 33.

Address :39

Words : Code for flashing

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code during a telephone communication, the interface will activate the dialing relay for a calibrated line opening (time duration set at at Ad 14).

Address :40

Words : Code sent at the end of communication.

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

This code can be used in order to jam radio speakers.

Address :41

Words : Interface ID

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

Five tone selective transmission sent before or after the radio ID that must be reached according to position set at Ad 56.

It is possible to modify this ID : Dial the radio ID that must be reached, then « * » followed by the new ID numbers and « # » for validation.

For example with Ad 41 = 29100, Ad 43 = 291AA, Ad 56 = 0

During the overdialing beeps, dial the following DTMF notes : 18*024#

The interface will generate the following five tones : 29118 29024. Then it will switch to communication.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :42

Words : On taxi mode ID of radio to be called.

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

On taxi mode this selective call is send upon receipt of ring detection (before or after Ad 41 depending on Ad 56).

If this address is empty, the interface activated the optional output (terminal 7 on 25 pins connector) to initiate the call by an external radio. Do not forget to change Ad 26.

On standard mode, this selective code is also sent if at the end of temporization set at Ad 23 there has not been any DTMF overdialing. If this address is empty, there will not be hang up (see Ad 43).

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :43

Words : On standard mode, data entry form of the radio selective call

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

If the interface is equipped with the optional voice synthesis board, message N° 1 will be sent before one dials the DTMF notes.

On standard mode and during a call from a telephone to a radio, all « A » signs will be replaced by DTMF notes. All remaining signs will be ignored. All missing notes will leave the « A » unreplaced (group call possibility)

Overdialing must be validated by « # » (Ad 52 set at 0 or automatic validation if Ad 52 > 1),before the end of the temporization set at Ad 23.

At the end of this temporization, without any overdialing, the interface will send the code set at AD 42. If Ad 42 is empty, communication will end up.

Once the selective call sent, the interface switch on communication. However, call back will be managed if Ad 66 is set at 1 (see Ad 66 for more explanations).

Either on manual or automatic standard off hook, to reinitiate a call, dial « * » and overdialing.

If validation made with « # » is done without any DTMF note, this data entry form will be transmit without any modification (call group).

If this address is empty, all DTMF notes captured will be transmitted. Without any DTMF notes captured, « # » will en up the communication.

It is possible to modify the interface signature (Ad41) : Dial "*" followed by the characters that will replace the last ID tonalities set at Ad41.

For example : Ad 41 = 29000, Ad 43 = 291AA, Ad 56 = 0

During the overdialing beeps, dial the following DTMF notes : 18*24# :

The interface will generate the following selective five tones : 29118 29024 and then will switch to communication on.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :44

Words : Intercom ID (external keying)

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

Upon receipt of an external keying, this code is sent before or after the address 45 depending on what is set at the flag of the Ad 56 (available on PRM80 microphone connector).

See also Ad 38 : Code of beginning and end of external speaker microphone dialogue

Address :45

Words : Code sent on external keying

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

Upon receipt of an external keying, this code is sent before or after the address 44 depending on the flag of Ad 56 (available on PRM80 microphone connector).

This code is being sent whatever the status of the interface. But only once if the interface is busy.

If this code is empty, keying will switch the interface on base station mode : Transmission activation, AF shunting fitting for dialogue between external microphone and radio, retransmission of AF set at Ad 51 when keying off.

The end of base station mode is also induced at the end of the base station temporizations set at Ad 15 and Ad 16.

See also Ad 38 : Code of beginning and end of external speaker microphone dialogue.

Address :46

Words : Optional output activation code.

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, the optional output (terminal N° 7 on 25 pins connector) switch to high level.

This output switch to low level at the end of temporization set at Ad 26 or upon receipt of the code set at Ad 47.

This code is used for the acknowledge generated on its reception.

WARNING : This output is TTL unprotected level .

Address :47

Words : Deactivation code of the optional output.

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code the optional output (terminal N° 7 on 25 pins connector) switch to low level

This code is used for the acknowledge generated on its reception.

WARNING : This output is on TTL unprotected level.

See Ad 46 : Optional output activation and Ad 26 : optional output activation temporization.

Address :48

Words : Frequency of the note sent during the Length of the carrier signal

LET (Hz).

Coding : val(commande)=0.or.VAL(COMMANDE)<3001.and.val(commande)>207

Comments :

During the LET (time duration set at Ad 4), it is possible to generate one frequency (between 208 and 3000 Hz). This may be used when the mobiles are set for scanning on many channels with a stop set to an extended first tone.

Address :49

Words : Code sent in case of power failure (info RS3) / GSM

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*:!")

Comments :

Changing status of the RS3 input (available on terminal 9 of connecteur DB9 P1 after translation of RSI2) can be used to generate a power failure. This information use the TTL-RS232 U29 translater. It can stand a tension up to 30 v on its terminal N° 8 input. By having the information before battery spare activation, wiring is much easier.

In order to set up this software version, you must wire RS2 information (connector JP6) to the ground.

When a code has been set at this address, in case of failure (RS3 > +5V -> RSI2 idled), the following occurs :

A printed information will be sent on RS232 2,

On repeater mode and without squelch, a 600 Hz frequency from the FX803 generator N° 2 (low level) is being sent on the radio AF.

After transmission of the code of end of communication and carrier (set at Ad 40), the five tone set at this address is sent while the interface is going back to idle state. The five tone can include a macro command « : » in order to send a voice message (for example : 18AAA :10 group call followed by message N°10).

When power is back only the code of end of communication and carrier signal detection is being sent.

With modem GSM Wavecom software version, network loss or modem loss will induce the same alarm cycle.

Address :50

Words : Squelch information (no carrier detect level : 0=0V, 1=5à12V)

Coding : COMMANDE $ "01"

Comments :

0 : No carrier signal detection = 0v.

1 : No carrier detection =+5 to +12v .

On repeater stations R2H and MOTOROLA MC Compact, the squelch information is unavailable (radio modification must be done). Choose 0.

With relay stations MOTOROLA GR900 and PHILIPS F494 or M294, choose 1.

With mobiles MOTOROLA GM950, according to output programming :

Low : choose 1

High : choose 0

With TCS management, program one output TCS/DPL detection, do a logical addition of the two outputs (squelch and TCS). Unconnect the programming cable and reset the radio after programming.

With TALCO RL / SAGEM, choose 1 (STP1 strap OUT).

On the interface, strap STP1 ON : Squelch information with collector open to the ground.

On R2H and MOTOROLA, there must be this strap (see the interface diagram)

On F494 and M294, there is no strap. The information must be taken on terminal M2 through a 7V1 zener diode.

Address :51

Words : Retransmission of AF RX during telephone communication(1=oui, 0=non)

Coding : COMMANDE $ "01"

Comments :

0 : When squelch is on, the AF TX is no longer connected : during a telephone communication we cannot transfer the radio answer neither to the telephone line or to the other radios.

1 : The AF TX is continuously connected to the telephone line : The radio answer can be listen on the telephone line. Level of AF RX depends on the anti local network efficiency (one can improve this level by slightly increasing R15).

On base station mode, when keying is off, the AF RX is sent again if this flag is set at 1.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :52

Words : Taxi mode (1), standard mode (0 ou 2,3,4...)

Coding :

Comments :

Manual off hook mode : Value 1

Upon ring detection, five tones selective call set at Ad 41 and Ad 42 are sent. Then telephone connexion upon receipt of the off hook code set at Ad 33. Then communication starts.

If there is a voice message optional card on the interface, then message N° 0 is broadcast after off hook.

On taxi mode, it is possible to send a call to a radio (just like on standard mode) by dialing DTMF note « * » (see below). This also allows remote settings.

Standard mode : Value 0.

Upon ring detection, the interface pick up the phone, generate overdialing waiting beeps. The caller dials the radio DTMF code he wants to reach (possible ID – see Ad 23 and Ad 43), then he dials « # » to validate.

Dialed notes shall replace the « A » characters set at Ad 43 (fewer notes dialed will allow group call).

If there is a voice message optional card on the interface, then message N° 1 is broadcast after off hook, followed by overdialing waiting beeps.

Depending on Ad 66, the interface may wait for a radio acknowledge.

Depending on Ad 33, to start the communication, the interface may also wait for an off hook code.

Flip from taxi mode to standard mode can be done upon receipt of five tone selective set at Ad 31 and Ad 32. This flag will be updated.

On standard mode : value > 1 (2,3,4…)

Idem as value set at 1 except :

When the number of notes required is reached, the validation is automatic.

Group call is still possible by dialing « # » before having dialed the number of note required. Then the last « A » characters set at Ad 43 will not be replaced and a group call will be sent.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :53

Words : Incoming call priority

Coding : COMMANDE $ "012"

Comments :

Here is set the priority value of the incoming call. 3 possible values : 0, 1, 2

0 : Priority to incoming call :

When two radio converse each other, the repeater function is hold so that the incoming call come through. However, on emergency mode, radio can keep on converse either as long as the line has not been manually pick up (taxi mode) or the DTMF overdialing validated (standard mode).

On emergency mode, radios can keep on converse during the incoming call until manual off hook or until five tone selective call (automatic off hook standard mode).

1 : Non priority to incoming call :

The interface do not take notice off the ring detection, do not take the line and wait for the end of repeater mode to act.

2 : Incoming call not managed :

Whatever its state, the interface do not manage the incoming calls. This may be valuable when an operator manage the telephone during day time. In order to validate the incoming call priority before leaving, the operator dials *53*0# from his computer.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :54

Words : Rogers Beeps on repeater mode (1=yes, 0=no)

Coding : COMMANDE $ "01"

Comments :

When validated, it sends a 1800 Hz beep whenever the squelch disapear on repeater mode.

Address :55

Words : Rogers Beeps on telephone mode (1=yes, 0=no)

Coding : COMMANDE $ "01"

Comments :

When validated, it sends a 1800 Hz beep whenever the squelch disapear during the telephone communication.

Address :56

Words : Interface ID set at first location (1=yes)

Coding : commande $ "01"

Comments :

Used in order to send a phone call to radios.

1 : Interface ID (Ad 41 and Ad 44), followed by the radio five tone selective code (Ad 42 on taxi mode, Ad 43 on standard mode, Ad 45 if keying Ext).

0 : Radio five tone selective code that must be reach followed by one of the interface ID.

This flag is also used on the RS232 2 output to print all the codes received.

Address :57

Words : Use of the toll restrict radio ID table(enable / disable )

Coding : val([57]) < 201

Comments :

If this address is set at " 0 ", then all the radio ID set at Ad 89 will be forbidden to phone call access. If the five tone selective received is on that list, the interface will remain idle.

From 1 to 200, it sets the number of rows in the list of abreviated phone numbers that can be reach by the authorized radio users defined at Ad 89. The ID is mandatory for direct dialing (See Ad 71 Row 2 and Row 3).

For example : If Ad 57 value is 150, the radio that would like to reach the abbreviated phone number set at the row 118 (Ad 70 table 1) will have to send its ID before in order to access to the table.

Likewise, for five tone selectives that induce a man down action (Ad 63 at 1 or 3), the calls set at the rows 202 and 203 will or will not be done. This allows reception of code generating only a printing and a voice message and other (at the end of the table) generating also a phone call.

This parameter must be different than 0, in order to declare a list of acknowledges cancelling the macro command « ! » within the TX codes (see Ad 83 and 84).

See also the table of enable or disable radios set at Ad 89.

Address :60

Words : SIMPLEX mode (1=yes, 0=no)

Coding : COMMANDE $ "01"

Comments :

On simplex mode, the interface is related to a simplex base station. The base station transmission is activated by a VOX activated upon receipt of a phone line AF.

This VOX is disconnected during the radio transmission. It is activated again as soon as the squelch disappears.

Squelch sensitivity can be adjusted with R 93. Hold time temporization is set at Ad 13.

See also help of :

Ad 1. : remote setting.

Ad 31 : Flip from standard mode to taxi mode.

Ad 32 : " " Taxi mode to standard mode.

Ad 33 : Off hook code on taxi mode.

Ad 41 : Interface ID.

Ad 42 : Radio code that must be reached on taxi mode.

Ad 43 : Calling data entry form on standard mode.

Ad 51 : AF TX radio management during the call.

Ad 52 : Busy Flag on taxi or standard mode.

Ad 53 : Incomming call priority.

Ad 66 : On standard mode, number of reiteration.

Address :67

Words : Numbers of 8 inputs blocks on the PIC board

Coding : [67]<="4"

Comments :

If this address is different than 0 value, the interface will interrogate every second all the inputs PIC board through the RS 232.1 serial port.

Each PIC board has two 8 inputs blocks that will be interrogated separately.

The number of the first block of the PIC board is set according to the status of the switch SW1 (status ON and ground contact equals 0 value).

The first block is made of 8 inputs protected by optocouplers availables on terminals 1 to 8 (J2). They must be related to positive tension. The optocouplers cathodes are gathered on terminal 9 (K) and must related to minus tension.

The second block is made of 8 inputs TTL available on terminals 14 to 21 and must be related to the ground.

For two PIC boards (that is to say 32 inputs numbered from 8 to 39), the Ad 67 value is 4.

After 10 seconds of dialogue break off with one of this PIC boards, the alarms set at the first input of each block will be sent and repeated every 255 seconds. In order to avoid those repetitions, a remote change of parameter set at Ad 67 should be done. This until dialogue is restored again.

After 5 seconds without interrogation, the output N° 03 of the PIC board (terminal 3 on J4 - 60 mA max) will be activated.

See also the test program available in the setup menu : Various programs.

Address :70

Words : Tables 0 and 1 of the phone numbers

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDF*#P")

Comments :

Table 0 : Affects rows from 0 to 99.

Table 1 : Affects rows from 100 to 199 (running depends on Ad 63).

In order to parameter a pause, dial "P" (serial pauses can be set).

Maximum 20 characters.

If "P" is set on first position, then the interface will be directly in communication without any tonality checking. This can be done also according to five tone selective set at Ad 71 row 2. Then it is possible to DTMF dial from the radio.(please note that this is impossible in simplex network). Because the PABX tonality activate the radio base station. Thus it cannot receive anylonger the radio DTMF dialing.

In case of connexion with an INMARSAT MINI M case, the number dialed must have the international communication format (for example 00388365702). The interface automatically adds the "#" to validate.

Table 1, row 201 : Dialling prefix used in case of translation five tone selective / DTMF (see Ad 71 row 3).

If the Ad 63 is set at 1 or 3 for the table 1 :

Numbers 202 to 2052 : Numbers with lone workers or man down management.

Lone workers or man down management : See help with Ad 63 set at 1 or 3.

After dialing, the five tone selective received in DTMF is sent every 5 seconds followed by "#" (this allows transmission to a pager).

Between each transmission, the external speaker microphone input / output is switch in order to send a voice message from the I.O. board equipped with speech synthesis or other equipment.

After 30 seconds, it goes back to classical communication. It is possible to dialogue with the radios for 30 seconds.

During that communication, it is possible to stop the man down cycle by ending the communication with two "#" sent in a minimum time of 5 seconds. If this space is longer, then the interface will follow its cycle.

Address :70

Words : Table 1 : telephone numbers or wordings for printing

Coding :

Comments :

Address 63 for general parameters at 1 or 3 :

Row 100 to 199 : Printable wordings.

According to Address 63, this table is used to set either the telephone numbers or the wordings that will be printed through the RS 232.2 serial port.

The RS232.2 output is a French minitel output type.

TTL format (0-5V) , 1200 Bds, 7 bits, even parity, 1 stop. All ASCII characters untill 128$ (no special character).

Reception of a five tone selective tonality on a busy row will induce :

- An acknowledge with the same ID than the received tonality.

- Printing of date, time, transmitter ID (Ad 56 flag will determine the five tone selective tonality reception order), the row number reached,

- Printing of the message set at the row that has been reached (if the fifth character is not empty). This avoid printing of a lesser important information with a determined voice message). This message will be preceded by the wording set at row 200,

- a phone call with man down management (see below) according to the row used (see Ad 57).

Wording must be below 20 characters. Nevertheless, if 20 characters are seized then the wording of the following row will be printed.

With a wording starting with ":" and followed by a number, the interface will send the corresponding voice message. ":99" is the voice memo that can be registered directly with the radio (see Ad 72). Adding 100 to the number of the message will induce an alternate transmission of the memo and the message.

Row 200 : It is a wording sent before the wording induced by the five tone selective.

If Ad 63 is different than 1 or 3 :

The table 1 (row 100 to 199) is used to capture the pre registered phone numbers (same than table 0). (see Ad 63 0 or 2).

Number 200 : is used if Ad 63 is set at 1. This wording will be printed before the one of the five tone selective.

Number 201 : Dialing prefix used in case of five tone selective translation - DTMF (see Ad 71 row 3).

Numbers 202 to 205 : dedicated to man down management.

Man down management :

After dialing, we send every 10 seconds the five tone selective on DTMF mode followed by # (this allows transmission to pagers).

It is possible to cancel this overdialing by dialing a "P" at the end of the number. (There can be disturbances on GSM voice-box when call is forwarded to a cellular phone).

Between each transmission, the external speaker microphone input / output can be switched upon reception of a voice message from the I.O. board or from other equipment, or upon radio squelch detection (it is possible to listen a vocal memo of the radio). Please note that on simplex mode, squelch will not be detected because the base station is transmitting. Nevertheless, DTMF transmission every 10 seconds will switch the base station on reception mode. The base station will be on transmission mode only at the beginning of voice message transmission. If the voice message is too long (about 15 seconds), one can succeed to listen to the radio signal.

After 30 seconds, it comes back to a classical communication. Before transmission, voice message n°2 is sent once.

One can stop the man down management by dialing two # at the end of the communication. Each # must be separated by less than 5 seconds space. If not, the interface will go to the next row.

Address :71

Words : Access code to phone numbers of table 0

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

The software is scanning the code list from row 3 to row 0.

Row 0 : Access to the first table of phone numbers.

The tens and the units of the five tone selective received determine the row of the phone number dialed.

For example : 298 for table 0 : Upon receipt of code 29803, the number set at row 03 will be dialed.

For example : 298 for table 1 : Upon receipt of code 29803, the number set at row 103 will be dialed.

"*" can be used as a joker :

For example : 29*1 for table 0 : Upon receipt of code 29410 or 29810, the number set at row 10 will be dialled.

Address :71

Words : Access code to phone numbers of table 1

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

The software is scanning the code list from row 3 to row 0.

Row 1 : Access to phone numbers of the second table.

The tens and the units of the five tone selective received determine the row of the phone number dialed.

For example : 298 for table 0 : Upon receipt of code 29803, the number set at row 03 will be dialed.

For example : 298 for table 1 : Upon receipt of code 29803, the number set at row 103 will be dialed.

"*" can be used as a joker :

For example : 29*1 for table 0 : Upon receipt of code 29410 or 29810, the number set at row 10 will be dialled.

Hang up will be effective by sending the same five tone selective or upon detection of "#".

Address :71

Words : Access code to direct dialing (regenerated)

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

The software is scanning the code list from row 3 to row 0.

Row 2 : Direct access to telephone network by radio DTMF overdialling and validation with #.

Upon receipt of this five tone selective, the interface will send overdialing beeps (from 300 to 440 Hz). Then the radio dials on DTMF mode (overdialing length set at Ad 23) and validate with #. Then the interface will off hook, waits for tonality and generates the registered dialing.

To be considered a valid entry, each length of the radio DTMF notes must last at least 70 ms and be followed by a 70 ms blank.

Connected with an INMARSAT MINI M case, the phone number must have the international phone number format (for example 00388365702).

Direct dialing can be also obtained with a five tone selective preceded by a "P". In that case, radio DTMF level may be too weak to be decoded by the PABX (see Ad 70).

Hang up will be effective by sending the same five tone selective or upon detection of "#".

Address :71

Words : Dailing code with five tone / DTMF translation

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

The software is scanning the code list from row 3 to row 0.

Row 3 :

This selective allows translation of five tone signaling in DTMF.

One will dial a data entry form 0. Variable notes will be signaled by "*".

Upon reception of the five tone selective corresponding to the data entry form, variables will be used for dialing. They will be preceded by the prefix set at Ad 70 row 201.

For example : If the data entry form is 6****, upon receipt of the five tone selective 63699, the interface take the line off hook, wait for tonality, dials 3699 (may be preceded by the prefix set at Ad 70 row 201).

Fixed characters of the data entry form will have to choosen so that they cannot be received during a call between radios. The interface compares each received code with : hang up code registered, phone call numbers set in the table and base station table code.

Hang up will be effective by sending the same five tone selective or upon detection of "#".

Address :72

Words : Vocal memo recording code

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, the interface waits for vocal memo from the radio AF RX.

Transmission of slow beeps, one second temporization, wait for carrier signal detection, end of the beeps, recording phase, end of carrier signal detection, end of recording, transmission of memo.

The radio AF is connected to the speaker wire (external speaker JP7 output) and directed to the I.O. board via U11D. So it may be broadcast when the speaker is connected.

The memo can be used during a man down cycle alone or along with another message. Use macro "99" to broadcast the memo alone. Add 100 to the number of the message you would like to broadcast alternately with the memo. For example, "105" will alternate broadcast message N° 5 with the memo.

Recording of a new message erase the existing memo.

If standard capacity of the ISD U12 component is reached (4 minutes), recording will not be possible.

This feature is not available via five tone selective on VOX version. But it is available with an RS232 (RREP1 et LREP:99) command.

See help of Ad 72 row 1 (memo play), and Ad 70 row 2 (man down alarm cycle).

Address :72

Words : Vocal memo reading code

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, the interface will broadcast the vocal memo recorded in the I.O. board and then go back to idle.

The memo can be used during a man down alarm cycle, either alone or with another message. Use macro "99" to broadcast the memo alone. Add 100 to the number of the message you would like to broadcast alternately with the memo. For example, "105" will alternate broadcast message N° 5 with the memo.

Recording of a new message erase the existing memo.

If standard capacity of the ISD U12 component is reached (4 minutes), recording will not be possible.

Address :75

Words : Management of cyclic control 1=yes 0=no

Coding : commande $ "01"

Comments :

This flag is updated with start up commands such as five tone selective and clock. It can be checked with "#75*0#" (to know if positive security is on). It can be modified with "*75*0*0" or "1#" via the RS232 1 connexion (to activate or deactivate the cyclic control management).

Three seconds after activation with this flag, the cyclic code (Ad75 row 5) is sent and the cycle starts.

Deactivation cannot be done during a standby mode (i.e. between two checkings).

Address :75

Words : Cyclic control activation code

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, this activation flag is updated.

Three seconds after activation programming, the cyclic control code is sent (Ad 75 row 5) and the cycle starts.

This code is sent again to acknowledge (see Ad 9).

Address :75

Words : Cyclic control deactivation code

Coding : numvalid("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*")

Comments :

Upon receipt of this code, the deactivation flag is updated.

Deactivation cannot be done during a standby mode (i.e. between two checkings).

This code is sent again to acknowledge (see Ad 9).

Address :75

Words : Cyclic control activation time

Coding :(val(commande)<24.and.val(right(commande,2))<60).or.commande="99:99"

Comments :

Time registered is compared with time of the interface clock. When both are identical, the cyclic control starts. If time is set at 99:99, there will not be activation.

To set up time on the interface clock, go in the main menu of the software and press F4.

Address :75

Words : Cyclic control deactivation time

Coding :(val(commande)<24.and.val(right(commande,2))<60).or.commande="99:99"

Comments :

Time registered is compared with time of the interface clock. When both are identical, the cyclic control stops.

To set up time on the interface clock, go in the main menu of the software and press F4.

Address :75

Words : Code sent periodically and awaited as acknowledge

Coding :NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFG* :!").and.valdef("99:99","75"," 3").and.valdef("99:99","75"," 4").and.valdef("10","75"," 8").and.valdef("1","75"," 9")

Comments :

This code is sent periodically according to temporization set at Ad 75 row 9 when cyclic control is activated.

Then during the temporization set at Ad 75 row 10, the interface waits for the same code to acknowledge receipt of the radio status.

At the end of this temporization, if the code has not been received, there will be further checkings before the beginning of the alarm cycle (30 seconds between each checkings).

Address :75

Words : Code sent upon receipt of the acknowledge

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

This code is sent when the interface receives the awaited acknowledge during the temporization set at Ad 75 row 9.

This code is used to confirm to the radio user that his acknowledge has been received.

Address :75

Words : Code sent when the acknowledge has not been received

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

This code is sent when further checkings have been done and no acknowledge has been received during the temporization set at Ad 75 row 9.

Reception of this code can be simulated : It can be used by the interface for a man down management (printing of a mesage on RS232 2 and / or voice message) or to activate a contact command.

Address :75

Words : Time limit between each control (x 30s)

Coding : val(commande) < 256 .and. val(commande)>=0

Comments :

Used to set cyclic control frequency.

Upon receipt of the acknowledge, this timer is rearmed.

Maximum value 255 x 30s - i.e. 127 mn.

Address :75

Words : Acknowledge waiting delay (x3s).

Coding : val(commande) < 256 .and. val(commande) >=0

Comments :

Upon transmission of the cyclic control code, this timer is reset.

Maximum value 255 x 3s - i.e. 12 mn.

Address :75

Words : Number of cyclic control reiteration

Coding :

Comments :

At the end of acknowledge waiting period, a 30 seconds temporization is lauched for another cyclic control reiteration.

After the last try, in case of failure, the alarm is immediately set : transmission of the code set at Ad 75 row 7. This code is also sent to the reception buffer.to allow a link to a more complex function.

For example : If this code has been declared as a man down code :

- the numbers set at rows 202 and 203 from table 1 will be called.

- printing of wordings set at table 1 row 200

- printing of the wordings related to the alarm code.

Address :80

Words : Repeater codes

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK*").and.valdef("0","81",rang).and.valdef("F","82",rang)

Comments :

"*" is a joker. For example, with "29*00", the interface switches to repeater mode upon receipt of codes 29000 up to 29D00. This is true for all five tone selectives compared in reception.

Up to 10 different repeater codes can be set. For each code, there are minimum and maximum limits of the radio codes entitled on the repeater code.

The radio codes are analysed during the temporization set at Ad 17. Warning, those limits are mandatory (Ad 81 and Ad 82). If not set, the interface will go back to idle upon receipt of the first five tone selective.

The repeater code on row 0 is used during transmission on simplex mode along with repeaters (special software *.vox). See also Ad 9 and 60.

The repeater code may be out of the limits set at Ad 81 and Ad 82.

Address :81

Words : Minimum limits

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK")

Comments :

Data capture on this field is mandatory. If not completed, the base station will go back to idle as soon as a radio will transmit.

Those fields will be emptied upon reception or order command INITGEN.

During surveillance temporization (set at Ad 18), reception of a code lower than the minimum code will put the base station to idle and will validate the interactivation temporization (Ad 17).

On emergency mode, only the codes set at row 9 will be taken into account (only if surveillance temporization is continuous - Ad 18 set at 0).

Address :82

Words : Maximum limits

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK")

Comments :

Data capture on this field is mandatory. If not completed, the base station will go back to idle as soon as a radio will transmit.

Those fields will be emptied upon reception or order command INITGEN.

During surveillance temporization (set at Ad 18), reception of a code higher than the maximum code will put the base station to idle and will validate the interactivation temporization (Ad 17).

Do not forget to declare group calls.

On emergency mode, only the codes set at row 9 will be taken into account (only if surveillance temporization is continuous - Ad 18 set at 0).

Address :83

Words : Sent at the opening of the loop

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

Rows 0 to 7 are related to inputs managed by the input / output board (along with voice synthesis). Check the interface equipment assembly (see the main menu of this program).

Rows 8 to 39 are related to the inputs managed by the RS232 1 serial port along with the PIC board.

Each cards has two blocs of 8 inputs that can be validated one by one according to parameter set at Ad 67.

In actual version, it is possible to instal two PIC boards in series (with or without the voice synthesis input/output board).

Registered notes will be sent on loop opening.

Up to 20 notes can be sent (do not forget the relay station code on simplex mode).

":" means that a voice message must be broadcast. It must be put at the end of the five tone selective that must be sent. ":99" is the number of the vocal memo recordable directly from the radio (see Ad 72). By adding 100 to the message number, message will be broadcast alternatively with the memo.

Message will be broadcast during 30 seconds. Nevertheless, its broadcast is stopped if the interface receives a use five tone selective (base station code, outgoing phone call code…). On simplex mode, (Ad 60 set at 1), a five seconds temporization between each message allows the repeater to go back to reception and therefore receive a five tone selective use or acknowledge.

"!" will induce to save into a buffer the characters that follow. Those characters will be called back when the interface is idle. If no ID set at Ad 89 has been received, then the saved characters will be sent into the transmission / reception buffer (see Ad 57 and 89).

For example, "29000*29999:5!29100" : transmission of five tone selective 29000*29999 and during 30 seconds message N° 5 will be sent.

If during those 30 seconds, no five tone selective set at Ad 89 has been received, the interface will send 29100 and stimulate reception of this code that can be used in order to arme a man down alarm (phone number dialed along with voice synthesis), a closure contact arming the alarm transmitter (then the code 29100 will have to be declared at Ad 87).

To stop to broadcast the message, it is possible to send the stop code or to use the interface for another purpose (phone or base station call).

A link test with the PIC board will switch on the alarms of the first inputs of each blocks (inputs N° 8, 16, 24 and 32) that do not answer to the interface checkings. This switch on happens 30 seconds after an interface reset or after 10 seconds without answer. Those alarms are sent again every 255 seconds until link has been restored or until a remote modification has been done on Ad 67.

Address :84

Words : Sent at the loop closure.

Coding : NUMVALID("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJK *:!")

Comments :

Rows 0 to 7 are related to inputs managed by the input / output board (along with voice synthesis). Check the interface equipment assembly (see the main menu of this program).

Rows 8 to 39 are related to the inputs managed by the RS232 1 serial port along with the PIC board.

Registered notes will be sent at the loop closure or when the link is back after a dialogue failure with PIC boards on inputs 8, 16, 24 and 32 (see Ad 83).

Up to 20 notes can be sent (do not forget the relay station code on simplex mode).

Message will be broadcast during 30 seconds. Nevertheless, its broadcast is stopped if the interface receives a use five tone selective (base station code, outgoing phone call code…). On simplex mode, (Ad 60 set at 1), a five seconds temporization between each message allows the base station to go back to reception and therefore receive a five tone selective use or acknowledge.

For example, "29000*29999:5!29100" : transmission of five tone selective 29000*29999 and during 30 seconds message N° 5 will be sent.

Address :85

Words : Printing at the opening of the loop.

Coding :

Comments :

Rows 0 to 7 are related to inputs managed by the input / output board (along with voice synthesis). Check the interface equipment assembly (see the main menu of this program).

Rows 8 to 39 are related to the inputs managed by the RS232 1 serial port along with the PIC board.

A 20 characters wording will be sent on the RS232 2 serial port along with date and time.

Inputs N° 8,16, 24 and 32 can be activated after ten seconds of dialogue failure thanks to PIC board (s).

Those alarms are sent again every 255 seconds until link has been restored or until a remote modification has been done on Ad 67.