ASCOM Pocket Receiver 912T Installation guide

Pocket Units
912T/914D & 922

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Pocket Units
Robust, dust and waterproof design
Top display for hands-free function
Text display for long messages
Two-way speech function
Explosion proof versions

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Features
Tone and text messages
Up to 120 characters in one message
Up to 10 messages in memory
– All incoming messages are stored using “first in first out”
Silent mode for meeting
Alarm paging will override settings for silent mode
Five group numbers are available for group paging
Seven programmable beep signals
Time stamp of messages
Single standard or rechargeable battery

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Special Functions
Memo function
– Messages are not erased if the unit is switched off
Info page message
– Contains information that is updated frequently
Call number presentation
Call diversion
Out of range
– The warning function is activated when the pocket unit is out of the coverage area. A
special test paging is sent at regular intervals
Error indication
Test paging

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914D Display Receiver
Top display with 12 character dot matrix display
Functions 914D Basic 914D Advanced
Characters per message 12 120
Messages stored 4 10
Characters in memory 48 480
Group paging numbers - 5
Absence indication - Yes
Time stamp - Yes
Time display - Yes
Out of range indication - Yes
Vibrator Option Option

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912T Pocket Receiver
24 character dot matrix display
Automatic out of range warning
Continuously scrolling of messages
or during 5 minutes
Automatic absence indication
Call diversion functions when
placed in the charging/storage rack
Options
– Vibrator
– Intrinsically safe version (ATEX-version)
– It is not possible to combine vibrator and
EX

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Display Symbols
New message
More than one message is stored (912T)
Time stamp
Call number presentation (message is addressed to one of the group numbers)
Error/out of range indication
Message is diverted to your receiver from another number (/xxx)
Message longer than two lines (912T)
Low battery (912T)
Info page (912T)
Audible signal switched off (912T)
Audible signal switched off (914D)
Low battery (914D)
BATTERY
SILENT
!

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Programming the Pocket Unit
The receiver can be programmed via storage/charging rack
– Software application Pocket Unit Programmer (PUP) in WinBK is used
The receiver can be programmed via radio
– Set the pocket unit in program mode when programming it remote via radio
– Only User ID and call numbers
Possible to restrict access to functions. Parameters will no longer be
accessible for the user and will disappear from the receiver

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Parameters for Programming of 912T/D
Main
– Call numbers
– Identity text
System
– Battery saving time
– Character set
– Prefix
– Out of range
Functions
– General
– Time stamp
– Receiver auto ON/OFF
– Accessible modes and parameters in the
pocket unit
Presentation
– Beep character
– Beep codes
– Message scrolling
– Indication sequences
Texts
– Possibility to translate the display texts
and signs

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PUP - Main Tab for 912T Programming

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PUP - System Tab for 912T Programming

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PUP - Functions Tab for 912T Programming

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PUP - Presentation Tab for 912T Programming

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Function Settings in the Pocket Unit
A long press on the function button accepts and
access the function settings
A short press steps between the settings
Change beep signal volume
Change orientation of the display text
Activate/deactivate group number
Activate programming mode
Activate/deactivate time stamp function (RTC)
Remind beep ON/OFF

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T967 - Charging/Storage Rack
Used for 912/914 pocket receivers
Test paging to pocket receiver when removing it from the rack
The absence can be indicated in the unit that initiated the
paging, for example in a control keyboard
Communicates with other units in the system via A/B-bus
Different types of racks (two versions: master and extension)
– Charging rack
– Storage rack
– Passive storage rack
– A master can handle up to 7 extensions
When using the passive storage racks, it is recommended to
turn off the receiver to increase the battery life time

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Mounting of T967
The racks must be installed in a
vertical position
– To ensure sufficient cooling
Are designed for both horizontal
and vertical expansion
Always start to mount the master
– Leave enough space on the left side for
further horizontal expansion
For vertical expansion of charging
racks, have a distance of 10 cm to
the new rack to ensure sufficient
cooling
Use T967VE for vertical extension
Storage rack Charging rack

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Start-up of T967
The master must be restarted when
a new extension rack is connected
Select an appropriate address on
the extension
If master is connected to central
unit the function indicator will go
from flashing orange to steady
green within a certain time
If it continue to blink orange, check
– Polarity
– Connections on the circuit board
– If the master is properly addressed

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U922 Receiver/Transceiver
Two versions
One-way receiver for code and
speech
Two-way transceiver for
acknowledgement function
Only NiMH battery is available

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Features for Receiver/Transceiver U922
24 character LCD display with back-lighting
Personal settings stored in SIM card
Functions are supervised. If a message is not acknowledged a beep is
heard every minute as a reminder
Watchdog function
– Internal hardware and software function check that is executed at fixed time intervals
Options
– Vibrator
– ATEX-proof

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U922 Transceiver
Two-way transceiver for code and
speech
Both NiMH and NiCd batteries are
available
Calls are answered by pressing the
transmit button
Microphone for talking is placed in
the upper right corner
An alert tone indicates when the
channel is free