Good afternoon,
I am fairly experienced when it comes to the G5 pagers as I have spent a lot of time around the PPS. The only thing that bugs me is the protocol parameter settings in the PPS.
To start- what I have works as it is but I feel like I would be more comfortable programming these things if I had better knowledge of how this part works. The attachment shows what I currently have setup in the PPS for a simulcast VHF system.
The parameters the county uses are:
Tone A: 1250ms
Tone B: 3000ms
Long Tone: 8000ms
Gap between two-tone pairs: 1500 ms
Before you say it I know some of these don't match up to the programming exactly and the reason I haven't touched it is because this is what the settings were on the pager when I recieved it and it works so I took the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" approach.
Obviously I don't want calls to be missed and really just want a little education on how this works. If there are minimum detect times like down at the bottom why would we need the settings at the top?
Thanks in advance.
I am fairly experienced when it comes to the G5 pagers as I have spent a lot of time around the PPS. The only thing that bugs me is the protocol parameter settings in the PPS.
To start- what I have works as it is but I feel like I would be more comfortable programming these things if I had better knowledge of how this part works. The attachment shows what I currently have setup in the PPS for a simulcast VHF system.
The parameters the county uses are:
Tone A: 1250ms
Tone B: 3000ms
Long Tone: 8000ms
Gap between two-tone pairs: 1500 ms
Before you say it I know some of these don't match up to the programming exactly and the reason I haven't touched it is because this is what the settings were on the pager when I recieved it and it works so I took the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" approach.
Obviously I don't want calls to be missed and really just want a little education on how this works. If there are minimum detect times like down at the bottom why would we need the settings at the top?
Thanks in advance.