Specifications

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In other words, it does the Breakthrough action, but because it either violates the Live

Voice constraints above or is a data page, it does not go out Live.

Name

(0 to 20 characters)

This field is useful to record the client’s name. You can sort, print, and find specific

subscribers by the data in this field. Since the Series 2000 paging terminal does not use

this field in the run time database, you can choose to treat it just like the Comments field.

The exception is manual Alpha Paging; in this case, the Name field is shown to the

operator for confirmation. Refer to the Alphanumeric Messaging on page 151 for details.

Comment

(0 to 20 characters)

This field is useful for your own notes. Since you can sort, print, and find using this field,

it is useful for tagging information such as special customer services, reminder notes,

pager serial number, and so on.

Capcode

(string length is format dependent)

This field displays the pager capcode currently programmed in the database for the

selected user ID. You cannot sort the Index pane on the Capcode column and you cannot

Note The Message prompt is NOT played for a Live Voice page, even if it

is set to Yes in the subscriber database. (If the page does not meet

the Live page specs above, but is a Breakthrough page, then the

Message prompt WILL play). The Welcome prompt is played (either

System or Custom), but not this prompt. This is because at this

point the page is going live, and playing the prompt would only use

up valuable airtime with nothing on the air while the caller listened

to this prompt.

Older-revision dual trunks, and single trunks, will produce a brief

ringing on the air before getting the live voice. New dual trunks

play silence during this time, the desired action. The old ones

cannot drive silence onto the channel, so they actually play the live

audio right away, which is usually the tail end of the ringing the

caller hears.

Initially you probably want to make all users priority 2 and then

raise or lower priority based on experience.

Digital pages are queued separately from voice pages. This is

because digital pages go out much more quickly. Therefore the

digital paging queue is given preference over the voice paging

queue.