Unication Co GSPAGER1 GS Digital Voice Pager User Manual

Unication Co Ltd GS Digital Voice Pager

User manual

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4455677891112131516171B1 Pager AppearanceB2 LCD DisplayB3 LED IntroductionB4 Icon IntroductionC1 Initial UseC2 Pager Message BoxC3 Function statusC4 Voice Memo BoxC5 All Band ScanC6 Function SettingC7 InformationC8 DiagnosticPart A: G4 Specifications and FeaturesPart D: Warning and Important NotesPart B: Pager OverviewPart C: Operation IntroductionI N D E X
Part A. G4 Specifications and Featuresa Physical Operating Environmenta MechanicalbSystem Operating Environment cApply to (Group)Operating Temperature Range -30 to + 60°CESD (Electrostatic Discharge)Available Modulation Typecontact ± 8KV Air ± 15KVAvailable Support Protocol Available Support Frequency RangeAnalog (AM / FM)Analog : 2-Tone / 5-Tone / MDC 1200 / CTCSS / CDCSSDigitalVHF Band : 136MHz~174MHzUHF Band : 406MHz~512MHz700 / 800 MHz Band : 764MHz~870MHzDMR Conventional Digital (TDMA / FDMA)Digital and Analog identify modulation type and decode protocol automaticallyat the same time. (on same channels and same frequencies) P25 Conventional DMR TrunkingG4 Digital Trunking and Analog Voice Pager Specification & FeaturebcOperation ButtonsDisplayd BacklightsFixed and Carry Style Belt ClipDrop Protection PadDisplay UV ProtectionSize 102 x 61 x 31.5 (L*W*H /mm)Power LED:No Brightness – Power off / Power on completed 9 lines x 22 charactersfull color13481<220 ( g )Weight (g)Dust / WaterproofSpecial RequirementFixed Function KeySoft KeyAccording to specification of MIL-810 & Ingress Protection Rating is IP 67Without Battery(g) : Navigation KeyPowerVolume ControlChannel Switch Saturation (grayscale / full color)Characters & Length Display TypeSize (length x wide)Number of Dots 220 x 1762.0 inches (30.6x40.8/mm)LCDType (LED / EL ...) : LEDeLED LED Type (monochrome / multicolor) : red / green / blue / orangeA1 Operating EnvironmentA2 Hardware Specification1
Part A. G4 Specifications and FeatureseLEDfFrequency / Channel Specification G4 Digital Trunking and Analog Voice Pager Specification & FeatureBlue - Power on / Connected with USB cable / Charging completed Flash Blue - ChargingMessage LED: No Brightness – No signalRed - Receiving voice call or data callLED Type (monochrome / multicolor) : red / green / blue / orangeA2 Hardware SpecificationA3 Electrical CharacteristicsNumber of ChannelsHardware : 8 (do not need to switch via software) Software : 64 (8 Ch / 8 Zone) (switch via software) Total : 64Channel SpacingWied Band : 20/25kNarrow Band :10/12.5kScan : 2.5kFrequency SettingTone : Buzzer and speaker are the main device to be used as message alert and reminder Vibration : Motor and vibration speaker device are useful in meetingTone and Vibration : Alert tone and vibration remind users as the same timeVibration then Tone : Vibrate first, then alert after few secondsBlacklight : Coloured backlights indicate users to identify the important level of each message, such as different colors, flashing backlights, different brightnessLED : Different LED colors, flashing LED, different indicators g Type of AlertPower Interface : 5V/1.5A DC Internal Power Supply / Battery input interfaceData recording streaming interface (PPS)Wireless data streaming interface: (Bluetooth, WiFi…)h External PortCapcodes (Addresses) Frequency / Channel Specification of each channel AnalogDigitalMini USBBattery type : (Alkaline battery, Lithium Ion battery)> 24 hrs2-Tone protocol continuous using 24 hrs per day Receiving 5 mins of 2-Tone voice message per houriPower SupplyBuilt-in Storage Memory:(including voice, text & savingtime of data) Battery Life : (Average bettery life at 5/5/90 duty cycle, 3 paging per day)VoiceTextOthers (Photos / Profiles…)j Storage Memory1. Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery：3.7V / 2450mA 2. LiIon Rechargeable Battery：3.7V/ 2450mA Hum & Noise Ratio< -57 dBw> 34 dBSquelch Level Audio Distortion Audio Distortion Audio quality : Audioinput in 1KHz, thenmodulated by system a Audio Performance< 2 % (Electrical)< 3 % (Acoustic)Play BackSPL (12") : Alert tone loudness at12 inchesAlert Output 96 +/- 2 dB SPLReceive< 3 % (Electrical)< 4 % (Acoustic)2
a CertificationFCC : Part 15 Subpart B / ICES-003CE : EN55022 / EN55024 / EN61000-3-2 / EN61000-3-3RoHSUL Division 1, Class I, Group C, D, / Class II, Group E, F, G MIL-STDa Audio Amplification / Enhance receiving signal / LED Display / Relay / Remote control ( OTAC )Part A. G4 Specifications and FeaturesG4 Digital Trunking and Analog Voice Pager Specification & FeatureA3 Electrical Characteristicsa Audio Performance SPL (12") : Alert tone loudness at12 inchesSpeech Output 94 +/- 2 dB SPLb RF RX Performance +/- 1 ppm≦ 4.0 uv/m≦ 2.5 uv/m≦ 3.5 uv/m≦-121dBmFrequency Stability : at the normal atmospheric temperature (25°C) Channel Spacing : at (25 °C)Alert Sensitivity 20 paging : at (25 °C)Message Sensitivity 20 paging : (Voice Pager @ 12dB SINAD)(Alpha Pager 3 Non-error) : at (25 °C) Low bandVHFUHFUHFLow bandVHFUHFLow bandVHF100% @ Paging Sensitivity + 3 dB Alert Probability VS RF Level: at (25 °C) UHFLow bandVHFUHFLow bandVHF10/12.5/20/25 kHzLow bandLow bandVHFUHFIntermodulation Rejection : at (25 °C) Co - Channal Rejection : at (25 °C) Low bandLow bandSpurious & Image Rejection : at (25 °C)Blocking Rejection : at (25 °C)Intermodulation High Level Third Order Rejection : at (25 °C)Low bandLow bandMessage Probability VS RF Level : (Voice Pager @ 12dB SINAD) (Alpha Pager 3 Non-error) : at (25 °C) Adjacent Channel Selectivity : at (25 °C) ≦ 4.0 uv/m≦ 2.5 uv/m≦ 3.5 uv/mVHFVHF> -8 dBUHFUHFVHF ≧65 dB @ ±25 KHz UHF≧ 70dB @ Alert≧ 70dB @12dB SINADVHF ≧ 35 dB @PS.+60dBUHFVHF ≧ 70 dBUHFLow bandVHF ≧ 90 dBUHFA4 CERTIFICATIONB. Additional Function with unique accessaries3
Part B. Pager Overview4Belt Clip USB CableLithium Ion Battery PackAccessoriesDescription NO.LED IndicatorNavigation KeySoft Key (K1~K4)Back Key (F2)Home Key (F1)SpeakerMicrophoneReceive AntennaChannel KnobPlay KeyPower on/off & Volume KnobReset Key Function Status on/off Key (S1)Mini USB Port Belt ClipBattery Cover123456789101112131415169111081612131415243 35671B1. Pager AppearanceFront ViewSide ViewTop ViewRear View
Part B. Pager Overview5B2. LCD DisplayB3. LCD Introduction Status BarText AreaTool BarMessage LEDPower LEDEntity KeyNO. Description BluePower on processUSB cable is connected to G4 and charging is completed.1Flash Blue Charging2Power LED:Entity KeyNO. Description Red Receiving voice call or data call1Message LED:
B4. Icon IntroductionStatus Bar IconPart B. Pager Overview6Item IconNO.RF Strength Out of RangeDescription RF signal strength.Signal is out of range. 12Message Hint Unread message icon indication. 3Time Display Time display (24 hour clock). 4Off Duty Status Off duty status. 5On Duty Status On duty status.6Bluetooth Bluetooth is activated.7Bluetooth Headset Bluetooth earphone is connected. 8USB cable USB cable is connected.9Trunking Status Trunking registered. 10Trunking scanning.Clock Alarm Clock alarm is activated.11The battery gauge indicator is located on the status bar and keeps you informed of the batery energy level.The five indicators are:100%, 75%, 50%, less 0% (flashing battery icon).Battery Status 12
C1. Initial UseOn the standby screen, G4 displays information on the current receiving mode.G4 displays the information of the incoming call when receives a message.Part C. Operation Introduction7Battery ChargingInstall BatteryStandby ScreenReceive MessageUSB power specification: 5V/1AG4 has its own customized lithium Ion battery, it can be charged by mini USB cable.Power onPower OnAfter the battery installed , turn the volume knob clockwise to turn on G4.You will hear “click” sound and see the word of “Loading” on the display.Turn the screws and remove the battery cover.Insert the battery pack into G4.Replace the battery cover and and tighten the screws.231BandReceiving ModeUser GroupZone/ChannelMain ChannelNameDuty Status(With Alarm)Caller IDCaller IDCall DurationBandProtocol Receiving ChannelInsert the battery so that the connector pins align with battery contacts of the G4.
In Standby Mode, press the “K1” soft key to enter the Main Menu.1.Press the “Home” key to go back to Standby Mode.2.Main MenuPart C. Operation Introduction8C2. Pager Message BoxView and Manage Text Message Records in Message Box.Enter Message Box:Use the Navigation Key to select Message Box inthe Main Menu.Operation:A. Use the Navigation Key to select Message.B. Press the "K1" Key to read highlighted message.C. Press the “K2” Key to lock/unlock highlighted message. A lock icon shows on a locked message.D. Press the “K3” Key to delete highlighted message.E. Press the “K4” to delete all messages.1.2.Read Message:A. Use the Navigation Key to scroll the message.B. Press the “K1” Key to lock/unlock the message.Note: A locked item cannot be deleted.3.
C3. Function statusEnter Function Status: Use the Navigation key to select Function Status in the Main Menu.Select Zone:Press the "K1" Key to enter setting screen. Use the Navigation Key to select Zone and then press the “K1” Key to confirm. Press the “K2” Key to save. You can press the “K4” Key to check detailed information of highlighted Zone.On Off Duty:Press the “K1” Key to enable or disable the feature.If On Off Duty is disabled, the speaker is muted when receiving messages. Basic Operation:Use the Navigation Key to select features to set.1.2.Part C. Operation Introduction9
Part C. Operation Introduction10Bluetooth:Bluetooth Device: Press the "K1" Key to enable or disable the feature.Connect Bluetooth Earphone: Press the "K1" Key to start searching for the Bluetooth Earphone devices. Connect another Bluetooth Device: Press the “K1” to start searching for Bluetooth devices other than earphone.If only a Bluetooth device is found, the G4 starts pairing to the device. The G4 shows the pairing status on the screen.If there are 2 or more devices, use the Navigation Key to select device and press the “K1” Key to start pairing. Press the “K1” Key to stop Bluetooth pairing.3.
C4. Voice Memo BoxPart C. Operation Introduction11View and Manage Voice Memo in Voice Memo Box.Enter Voice Record Box:Use the Navigation Key to select the Voice Memo Box in the Main Menu. Record a New Voice Memo:If there is no voice memo, press the “K1” Key to start recording.A. Press the “K1” Key to pause.B. Press the “K4” Key to save the voice memo.C. Press the “K1” Key to set the voice memo as Alarm.D. Press the “F2” Key to back to Voice Memo box.1.2.Set Alarm:A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to make highlighted value +5. C. Press the “K2” Key to make highlighted value +1.D. Press the “K3” Key to make highlighted value -1.E. Press the “K4” Key to save.4.Voice Memo:View and manage the voice memos.Features page 1:A. Press the “K1” Key to play highlighted voice memo.B. Press the “K2” Key to set highlighted voice memo as Alarm.C. Press the “K3” Key to record a new voice memo.D. Press the “K4” Key to switch to features page 2.Features page 2:E. Press the “K1” Key to lock/unlock the highlighted item.F. Press the “K2” Key to delete the highlighted item.G. Press the “K4” Key to switch to features page 1.3.
C5. All Band ScanPart C. Operation Introduction12Set a range to scan, or view the scanned channel list.Enter Voice Record Box:A. Use the Navigation Key to select All Band Scan in the Main Menu. B. Use the Navigation Key to select a feature, and press the “K1” key to enter.C. Press the “K1” Key to set the voice memo as Alarm.D. Press the “F2” Key to back to Voice Memo box.1.Start a New Scan:Set scan range, band and frequency step.A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to set the highlighted item. Use the Navigation Key to adjust numeric value.C. Press the “K4” Key to start scanning.D. Press the “K1” Key to stop scanning.2.Active Frequency List:View and manage scanned channel list.A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to monitor the highlighted channel. C. Press the “K2” Key to lock the highlighted channel. D. Press the “K3” Key to delete the highlighted channel.E. Press the “K4” to delete all scanned channels.3.
C6. Function SettingPart C. Operation Introduction13View and manage pager basic function.Enter Function Status: Use the Navigation Key to select Function Setting in the Main Menu.Basic Operation:Use the Navigation Key to select function.Press “K1” Key to start setting.Zone:Please refer C2-1 to get detailed information.1.Alert Tone Volume:Use the “K1” Key to adjust the pager tone volume.A. Operation Allowed: Operation successed.B. Operation Succeed: Message received. C. Operation Failed: Message receiving failed.D. Message Arrived: Text message received.E. Alarm: Alarm volume2.Backlight Mode&Level:Use the “K1” Key to adjust backlight mode.A. Mode: Select the backlight mode. There are 2 modes: “Manual” or “Auto”.B. Manual: Night is low level, Day is medium and Glare is high level of backlight.3.
Part C. Operation Introduction14Backlight Dim Time:Adjust screen backlight dim time.A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to make highlighted value +5. C. Press the “K2” Key to make highlighted value +1.D. Press the “K3” Key to make highlighted value -1.E. Press the “K4” Key to save.4.Date & Time:Adjust Time of pager.A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to make highlighted value +5. C. Press the “K2” Key to make highlighted value +1.D. Press the “K3” Key to make highlighted value -1.E. Press the “K4” Key to save.5.Monitor Mode:Please refer to C2-4 for more detailed information.7.Alarm Setting:Set up to 2 sets of Alarm.A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to activate the Alarm.C. Press the “K4” Key to set.Alarm setting:A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to make highlighted value +5. C. Press the “K2” Key to make highlighted value +1.D. Press the “K3” Key to make highlighted value -1.E. Press the “K4” Key to save.6.
Part C. Operation Introduction15Ring Mode:Select Ring mode.There are 5 modes: Tone: Tone only. Vibrate: Vibrate only. Silent: Mute mode. Vibrate then tone: Vibrate first then tone. Tone and Vibrate: Both.A. Use the Navigation Key to move.B. Press the “K1” Key to select.C. Press the “K4” Key to save.8.C7. InformationView the Pager information.Enter Information:Use the Navigation Key to select Information in the Main Menu.1.Read:Language: Display language Language: Display language Version: Firmware version. SDRAM: SDRAM size. Protocol Model: Device model type.2.
C8. DiagnosticView the radio signal strength.Enter Message Box:Use the Navigation Key to select Message Box inthe Main Menu.1.Read Information:A. Rpt Name: Name of repeaterB. RSSI(dBm): Radio Signal Strength Indicator.C. Protocol: Using Protocol of current channel.D. Frame Error: Received signal error radio.E. Others: Refer to channel setting.2.Part C. Operation Introduction16
Notice : The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.Antenna : To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (EIRP) is not more than that required for successful communication.This device has been designed to operate with an antenna having a maximum gain of -2 dBi. Antenna having a higher gain is strictly prohibited per regulations of Industry Canada. The required antenna impedance is 50 ohms.Important Note :To comply with the FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, no change to the antenna or the device is permitted. Any change to the antenna or the device could result in the device exceeding the RF exposure requirements and void user’s authority to operate the device.IC Note :The term “IC:” before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada Technical specifications were met.Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.Part D. Warning and Important Notes17

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