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7 Database Transfer
For convenience managing databases containing a large number of pagers, for backup purposes and to facilitate
cloning databases from one unit to another, the Peoplefinder II database may be uploaded and downloaded from a
host computer which is connected to either serial port which is configured for the TAP protocol.
7.1 Database Format
The Peoplefinder II database may be uploaded or downloaded as ASCII characters which can readily be transferred,
stored and/or edited as desired. The format of the database output is as follows:
DB1
VERSION, {VERSION}, {LANGUAGE}, {OPTIONS},
SERIAL, {PORT}, {BITS}, {STOP}, {PARITY}, {FLOW}, {BAUD}, {TAP-TO}, {COMP-TO}, {MAN-TO}, {PROTO},
MODE, {SPKR}, {BUSY}, {REMOTE}, {CALL}, {AP-TIMER}, {VOICE}, {WARMUP}, {RINGS}, {DONE},
RADIO, {T-REF}, {T-FRQ}, {T-TONE}, {BW}, {R-REF}, {R-FRQ}, {R-TONE}, {CD}, {DATA}, {TYPE}, {TR}, {CPU}, {DLY}, {PWR},
AUTODIAL, {MEMORY NUM}, {PHONE NUM},
PAGER, {0-999}, {TYPE}, {CAPCODE}, {FORMAT}, {GROUP}, {ACTIVE}, {DUR-A}, {DUR-B}, {DUR-C},
GROUP, {NUMBER}, {PAGER NUM}, {MEMBERS}, {SPARE}, {MEMBER 1}, …{MEMBER N},
ID, {ID STRING},
DONE
Where:
DB1 Signifies that the database download follows
VERSION Signifies that the version string follows
{VERSION} Firmware version string
{LANGUAGE} Language of the voice prompts
{OPTIONS} Firmware options
SERIAL Signifies that this line is data for a serial port
{PORT} Port number for this line's data
{BITS} Number of data bits (0= 7 bits, 1= 8 bits)
{STOP} Number of stop bits (0= 1 bit, 1= 2 bits)
{PARITY} Parity (0= No Parity, 1= Odd, 2= Even)
{FLOW} Flow control (0= None, 1= Xon/Xoff, 2= RTS/CTS)
{BAUD} Baud rate (0= 300, 1= 600, 2= 1200, 3= 2400, 4= 4800, 5= 9600, 6= 19200)
{TAP-TO} Timeout for TAP protocol in seconds
{COMP-TO} Timeout for COMP protocol in seconds
{MAN-TO} Timeout for manual entry mode in seconds
{PROTO} Port protocol (0 = TAP, 1 = COMP1, 2 = COMP2)
MODE Signifies that this line is data for mode settings
{SPKR} Speaker enable mode on/off
{BUSY} Busy channel lockout on/off
{REMOTE} Remote enable on/off
{CALL} Call forwarding on/off
{AP-TIMER} Autopatch timer in seconds
{VOICE} Voice Prompts on/off
{WARMUP} Warmup signal on/off
{RINGS} Number of rings before the phone is answered
{DONE} Autopatch delay from entry of final phone number digit to start of dialing