ZETRON 2000 Series Specifications download pdf (Page 148)

Multiport for TNPP and TAP Outdial

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The following lines are three examples of network.cus settings for outdial TAP

destinations. The first will just send pages to TAP destination one. The second will send

pages to TAP destination number five and to be transmitted locally on channel one, zone

three. In the third example, each page will be sent to several TAP destinations. For this last

example to work the subscriber must have the same database ID on all of the target paging

systems.

Outbound "SeaPage" 3 TAP1D ; 1 TAP outdial destination

Outbound "FRED'S" 3 TAP05D 1|3S ; 1 TAP outdial & local

Outbound "AllOver" 3 1|0S TAP0D TAP1D TAP2D ; local & 3 TAPs

TAP Outdial Processing

During the process of a call, the following process takes place. The string names, oparam

numbers, and default values are listed in the System Configuration Files on page 217.

Refer to the TAP Outdial subsection for details on the #Fx/#Ex strings. If a string is empty,

then the send and wait for response operations are skipped. If an expected response string

is empty, then there is no wait for response. The process proceeds to the next sending

operation.

TAP Outdial Status

During operation of the outdial TAP card the LEDs on the card may be used to monitor the

card's state. The SELECT LED indicates that the paging terminal knows about and is

monitoring the outdial TAP card. The TEST 3 LED is lit whenever the card and paging

terminal actively communicate. The TEST 2 LED flashes briefly when a page is batched

to the card.

The CHANNEL 1 LED flashes when there are pages batched on the card, waiting to be

sent. These pages may be waiting for their batching limits to be reached, or they may be in

the process of being sent to another terminal.

The CHANNEL 2 LED is lit solid on whenever the outdial TAP card has a “hot”

destination, and is in the process of dialing the destination or transferring pages. Thus

COMM 2 indicates that at least one destination has an active batch of pages for it.

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