Fusion INTELPage IP 5, 2.1 manual Protocol

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Fusion Intelpage IP

3.2.6Protocol

•Ethernet Protocol Use - The protocol that the Ethernet port (RJ45) will use. The options available are COMP1, COMP2, SCOPE, TAP, TNPP Duplex, TNPP Simplex, Terminal, Tekk and SMTP. All the protocols will use TCP port 6000 (this port is adjustable within the HTML interface) with the exception of SMTP which uses port 25.

•Serial Port Protocol Use - The protocol that the RS232 port will use. Options are the same as TCP only that SMTP is not available. (default TAP)

™NOTE: The password in the TAP protocol is ignored.

™NOTE: Pager 0 must be configured for COMP1.

™NOTE: The TNPP device address is 1234. TNPP received address is ignored. ALL messages are accepted.

ÆIMPORTANT: If you are sending to a combination of numeric, alpha and tone pagers, you will need to use TNPP or SCOPE.

•Max Msg Count - This refers to the maximum number of messages that can be sent by a protocol in a single session/connection. A value of ‘0’ means no maximum limit. (default 0)

•Lookup PagerID - If checked, the system will look up Pager ID’s in the pager database. Otherwise the system will use the cap code supplied in the message.

•Never Disconnect - If checked, the Intelpage IP 5 will never disconnect itself. It will only disconnect when the system Intelpage IP 5 is connected to does. (default OFF)

•TAP Disable ID= every 2 seconds - If left unchecked and the TAP protocol is being used, a carriage return resulting in an “ID=” will be issued every 2 seconds. (default OFF)

•Email Domain - If SMTP is selected and an email is sent to <cap code>@<email domain>, the message will be encoded into POCSAG and transmitted to the pager with the corresponding cap code. (default intelpage.mycompany.com)

See the Technical Information section for more information.

•Priority Keywords - Priority keywords are a useful function of INTELPage which allows a different beep code to be sent if a certain word is received in a message. For example, most messages may be sent through to users with the default beep code (tone) A. But for important messages containing, say the word “fire” you might want to be sent with the beep code D so that the users pager will beep in a different manner. In this case you would type in the Priority Keyword field “fire” and select D in the Tone Replacement field.

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Contents INTELPage IP Software License Statement CommtechWireless Safety and General Information Table of Contents Conventions About This HandbookSimultaneous Ethernet and Serial Support IntroductionPager database Intelpage IP 5 Kit Ethernet Indicators IP Act LED Green Front Panel LED IndicatorsDC Input ConnectorsRear Panel Antenna PortAntenna Enclosure MountingConfiguring through a Terminal Program Software ConfigurationCommtechWireless CommtechWireless Pager Database Editing User Interface Fields Manual PagingNetwork Settings Protocol/RS232 CommtechWireless Pocsag Password IP Access List Site Survey Status Transmitter Run Dhcp manager under Start Programs Administrator Tools Configuring through TCP/IPConfiguring through TCP/IP Example CommtechWireless Using IPDiscover Home User Interface FieldsSend a Message Pagers Network Settings Serial Port Settings Transmitter Settings Protocol CommtechWireless Pocsag Password IP Access List Survey Status Licensing Ethernet Connection Binary and MaskingCommunications Serial Connection Updating Firmware AT&F Setting up Dial-in TAP to Intelpage IP 5 from BASEPageSetting up Email Paging Forward Email From/Subject/Body Multi-User Smtp Testing SmtpVswr Installation of Multiple Transmitters and AerialsTransmitters Mopole Commtech ’s MO-GIA-VHF or MO-GIA-UHF Types of AntennasCo-linear Commtech ’s CL-A-VHF and CL-A-UHF Contact your Place of Purchase Technical SpecificationsThis Product is Not Field Serviceable Further Help and Support

INTELPage IP 5, 2.1 specifications

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