User's Manual

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your batteries and you can expect shorter battery life. The default setting is
30 seconds.
Skip Opening Screens
No 0
Go to Two-Way (SIGN ON) 1
Go to One-Way (ONE WAY) 2
 Many users want to skip the opening screens and go directly to SIGN
ON or ONE WAY communication once their programs are fully
operational. Selecting 1 or 2 will automatically take the operator to the
corresponding mode and into your application, skipping the usual
Mode Menu (SIGN ON?Y/N, SETUP?Y/N, ONE WAY?Y/N, SITE
TESTING?Y/N). If you want to return to the Mode Menu at any time,
simply press the F1 key.
If your skip the opening screen, you may want to quickly check the settings
of the Terminal without having to reset this parameter, so the Status Key
will display four lines as follows:
mm/dd/yy hh:mm
BATÓÓÓÓÓÓÓÓÓÓÓ-zz%
zz=percent or battery life left in numbers i.e. 99, 50, 23
The next two lines show the following:
UC31003A IDx CHn
6/6 SC=N RF=NN C=N
 The first character on the line is:
U for US/Canada Channel model
The next two characters “C3” is the board level.
 1003A is the main processor's firmware version
 IDx , where x is the Terminal ID assigned (0-9,A-B, a-z, -=)
 CHn , where n is the Terminal's Channel in use (0-9)
 6/6 is a 6 line terminal in 6 line mode; other possibilities are 6/4
SC=N indicates no Security Code is programmed (if Y, Security Code)
RF=NN refers to the radio processor firmware revision number
C=N indicates no Character mapping (if Y, beware, characters are remapped)
Press the STATUS key again to resume processing
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