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INTRODUCTION AE/LZB 119 1892 R1A

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Detailed Call History Indications—Three (3)

separate operator-activatable dialog boxes provide

detailed call history indications for the select

entity/module (or entities/modules if selected entity

changes are made), for the unselected

entities/modules, and for all modules on a per

module basis. Indications include the caller, the

callee, call time, call type and the site number

which the call is originating from.

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Set-Up Change Capability—Using the console’s

“change setup” function, the console

user/dispatcher can select one (1) of ten (10)

available set-ups. Each set-up may have unique

module programming since this programming is

stored on a per set-up basis. Various other

configurable parameters such as console user

profile configurations established at the CEC/IMC

Manager are also stored and change on a per set-up

basis. Typically, a set-up change is accomplished at

each console user/dispatcher shift change.

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Console Intercom Capability—A console

user/dispatcher can call other privileged consoles in

the system using the console intercom function.

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Patch Capability—Up to fifteen (15) different

trunked sub-fleet talk groups and/or conventional

channels programmed into standard communication

modules may be patched together, when necessary,

for common communications as one group. From a

given console, up to five (5) active patches can

simultaneously exist within the EDACS network.

At an EDACS trunked site, only one radio

frequency working channel is required for groups

which are patched together.

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Simulselect Capability—Up to fifteen (15) differ-

ent trunked sub-fleet talk groups and/or conven-

tional channels programmed into standard commu-

nication modules may be simultaneously selected at

the console for concurrent dispatch transmission,

and monitoring via the select speaker (or headset).

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Mute Module—Each programmed standard com-

munication module may muted to silence incoming

audio from the respective programmed entity.

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Mute All Modules—All unselected standard

communication modules (those not selected for

transmission as the selected entity) and incoming

individual call audio may be muted via the con-

sole’s mute all function. This silences incoming

audio from the respective entities. Mute all is a

timed function; the timer’s setting is established at

the CEC/IMC Manger on a per set-up basis.

ADVANCED DISPATCH CAPABILITY

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Digital Dispatch Capability—If the CEC/IMC

includes Digital Voice Interface Unit (DVIU)

hardware for secure voice and/or data

communications, the console can communicate

with Aegis-capable radio units within the EDACS

trunked radio system network. As necessary, the

console user/dispatcher can switch each standard

communication module’s transmit mode between

clear mode (no digitization/encryption) and an

Aegis digital voice mode. Console receive mode

switching for incoming calls is automatically

performed by the CEC/IMC and DVIU equipment.

Per radio and DVIU equipment utilized and

CEC/IMC configurations, possible Aegis digital

voice modes include a digitized-only mode (“Aegis

digital”) and/or a more secure mode which is both

digitized and encrypted (“Aegis private”).

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Conventional Base Station Control Capability—

In addition to the basic ability to transmit on con-

ventional channels, conventional base station con-

trol functions provided by the console include all

remote control functions normally performed by a

conventional base station remote controller. Exam-

ples include channel selection for a multi-channel

base station, monitor (squelch) enable/disable,

Channel Guard decoder enable/disable and repeater

enable/disable. In accordance with wiring of the

conventional interface equipment, the console can

also be utilized to enable/disable remote controllers

which are wired in parallel with the CEC’s/IMC’s

conventional interface or to toggle between two

different sets of conventional base station channels,

each of which is typically located at two different

sites (for main/standby operations).

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Console Disable Capability—If the console has

supervisory status, it can be utilized to disable other

non-supervisory consoles interconnected to the

CEC/IMC.

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Paging Capability Via An External Paging Tone

Encoder—If an external paging tone encoder is

connected to the console, the console can send

paging tone signals to any entity programmed into a

standard communication module. Multiple entities

can also be simultaneously paged by creating a

simulselected between the desired entities/modules

just prior to the page transmission. (Also see

“Integrated Tone/Voice Paging Capability Via

Internal Paging Tone Encoder Circuits” in the

following section.)

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Call Director Capability—If external Call Direc-

tor (CD) telephone equipment is connected to the

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