Long Range Systems T9560 Multitouch Manuel utilisateur
T9560 Multitouch
Paging System Transmitter
MODEL: TX-9560MT
Long Range Systems, LLC.
LRSUS.COM | 800.437.4996 | 214.553.5308
USER MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Long Range Systems 2
Keypad Operation 2
Setting Operation Mode 2
Paging Your Pager 3
Messages to Your Pager 3
Configuring Your Message 4
System ID 4
Range Test 5
Pager Programming 5
Group Paging and Programming 5
Low Battery Alert 6
Factory Reset 7
Cleaning & Charging Instructions for LRS Paging Equipment 7
Troubleshooting 8
Transmitter Unit 8
Service Questions and Answers 10
Warranty 10
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Congratulations on the purchase of your on-premise paging system. Please keep these
instructions in an easy to find place for future reference. For questions or help pertaining
to your paging system that aren’t found in this manual, please call us at: 800.437.4996 or
214.553.5308
KEYPAD OPERATION
Number Keys 0-9 – used to enter the pager number
CLR - Clear Key – Delete the previous typed entry
SEND – Sends the numeric entry for the pager
G - Group Function Key
Prog – Program Button
Message Keys M1-M6 - sends preset messages to pagers
SETTING OPERATION MODE
The TX-9560MT has 3 operational modes to work with dierent LRS Pager types:
- LRS Guest - non-text pagers including Coasters and Paddle Pagers
- Alphanumeric (POCSAG) Sta - text pagers (these pagers use replaceable
batteries)
- SP4 Sta - non-text pagers
Please note that when a mode of operation is selected, only pagers of that type can be
paged from the transmitter. If LRS Guest Mode is turned on, only LRS Coasters and Pad-
dle Pagers can be paged; SP4’s and Alpha Pagers cannot be paged. As well, if Alphanu-
meric (POCSAG) Sta is enabled, SP4’s and Guest Pagers cannot be paged.
To turn on LRS Guest, press 9-9-6-Prog-Prog
To turn on Alphanumeric (POCSAG) Sta, press 9-9-7-Prog-Prog
To turn on SP4 Sta, press 9-9-9-Prog-Prog
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PAGING YOUR PAGER
The TX-9560MT will page single pagers numbered from 1-799.
To page a pager, press the pager number and the send button to immediately send a page
with the default alert which is Flash/Vibe for 5 minutes. Example: To page pager #22,
press 2-2-Send.
To use the All Page, press 9-1-1. This will immediately send a page to all pagers.
PAGING USING MESSAGE (M1-M6) KEYS
Alternatively, you may press the pager number followed by a Message Key (M1-M6).
Example: To page pager #22 with Message 1 (Flash/Vibe 30 Seconds), press 2-2-M1. The
Message Keys (M1-M6) store 6 preset paging alerts/messages for each mode of operation
(Alphanumeric (POCSAG) Sta, etc.).
Guest Paging Mode
M1 – Flash/Vibe 30 Seconds
M2 – Flash/Vibe 5 Minutes
M3 – Flash/Vibe 1 Second
M4 – Flash/Vibe Until Reset (Adverteaser & Star Pager will also beep)
M5 – Glow/Vibe 15 times
M6 – Glow/Vibe 5 Minutes
Alphanumeric Sta Paging Mode
M1 – preset message
M2 – preset message
M3 – preset message
M4 – preset message
M5 – preset message
M6 – preset message
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SP4 Sta Paging Mode
M1 – Vibe 2 Time, LED 1 lights
M2 – Vibe 3 Times, LED 2 lights
M3 – Vibe 1 Times, LED 3 lights
M4 – Vibe/Beep 1 Time, LED 1 lights
M5 – Vibe/Beep 2 Times, LED 2 lights
M6 – Vibe/Beep 3 Times, LED 2 lights
CONFIGURING MESSAGES FOR ALPHANUMERIC (POCSAG)
The Alphanumeric Sta message can be edited and changed to a user-defined set of
messages.
(Please refer to TX-9560MT Programmer instructions for creating and editing messages.)
System ID
To change the System ID, press 9-0-x-Prog-Prog (x = sys ID from 0 to 49).
Please contact Long Range Systems before changing the System ID of your transmitter.
Range Test
The Range Test feature is used to broadcast a continuous signal. This will allow for testing
within your location regarding range for your pagers to receive a page from the TX-
9560MT.
To turn ON Range Test, press 9-9-2-Prog-Prog
When the range test is active, the LCD will display an 8 moving across screen. Then the
red LED will transmit once every 10 seconds.
To turn OFF Range Test, press CLR
PAGER PROGRAMMING
The TX-9560MT can program any LRS Pager type. The transmitter’s current mode of
operation must match the desired pager to program. (Example: To program an SP4, the
transmitter must be set to the SP4 Sta Mode.)
To program an SP4, coaster, or paddle pager:
1) Remove the pager from the charger
2) Allow the pager to complete the vibration and flashing sequence
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3) Press a number from 1-799 and press Prog Prog. (Example: For Pager #200, press
2-0-0-Prog-Prog)
4) The red LED in the top right corner of the transmitter will light up once.
5) The pager will glow once to indicate it received the programming.
To program an Alpha Pager:
1) Remove the battery from the pager
2) Re-insert the battery into the pager
3) On the keypad, press a number from 1-799 then press Prog Prog. (Example: For
Pager #200, press 2-0-0-Prog-Prog)
4) The red LED on the top right corner of the transmitter will light up three times.
5) The pager will beep three times to indicate it received programming.
GROUP PAGING AND PROGRAMMING
The TX-9560MT has the ability to program groups into the LRS Alphanuermic Sta.
Up to 5 groups can be programmed into the transmitter and pager.
Please note that when Groups Setting is enabled, Groups are numbered 1-9, and paged
using 001 through 009.
Any Alphanumeric Sta Pager with a programmed pager number 1-9 matching a specific
defined group number, will be programmed higher than 100 for that pager’s number.
Example: If Group 1 is defined and a pager is programmed as Pager #1, the pager will
display Pager #101 for the individual pager number and 1 for Group Number.
To turn ON Group Paging, press 9-9-1-Prog-Prog
To turn OFF Group Paging, press 9-9-0-Prog-Prog
When Group Paging is enabled, select up to 5 Group Numbers to set and define in the
transmitter. Please follow these steps to setup Groups:
1) Turn ON Group Paging, press 9-9-1-Prog-Prog
2) To set Group Number, press G-0-0-#-Prog-Prog (# is a number from 1 to 9)
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3) Program each individual pager that will belong to this Group
(see Pager Programming section)
a. While the pager is programmed, the red LED on the transmitter will blink one
additional time for each group to program.
b. The pager will beep an additional time for each group programmed. (Exam-
ple: If 3 groups are set, the red LED will blink 6 times on the TX-9560MT, and
the pager will beep 6 times.)
4) Turn OFF Group Paging, press 9-9-0-Prog-Prog
5) Repeat Steps 1-4 for each Group to be setup (be sure to turn Group Paging ON
for each Group and then OFF after each Group is setup and individual pagers are
programmed for that Group)
6) When all Groups are setup and programmed, be sure that Group Paging is turned
OFF
To Page a group, press the G key, followed by the group number, then a Message Key
Example: To Page Group 2 with Message 2, press G-2-M2 or G-002-M2.
Low Battery Alert
When the transmitter’s battery is low, the LCD will display “LoBat”.
Factory Reset
To reset the transmitter factory defaults, press 0-0-0-Prog-Prog. CAUTION: Doing this will
revert to factory defaults and will erase any
CLEANING & CHARGING LRS PAGING EQUIPMENT
Cleaning:
LRS pagers are made from industrial-strength, polycarbonate material. However, this ma-
terial is susceptible to hairline cracking if non-approved cleaners are used. When cleaning
LRS pagers, we recommend only using ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL-BASED CLEANERS.
To clean the equipment:
1. Take a clean rag and an isopropyl-alcohol based cleaner
2. Soak the clean rag with the isopropyl alcohol cleaner
3. Wipe down the pagers or equipment.
Cleaning equipment with any other non-approved cleaners can weaken plastic and cause
hairline cracks. Pagers and equipment that are cleaned with unapproved cleaners and
suer cracking will not be covered under warranty.
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Do not submerge any LRS paging equipment in any type of liquid as this will also damage
the equipment and is not covered under the standard warranty.
Charging:
Place rechargeable pagers on the charger and let them charge for 8 hours prior to first
use.
Rechargeable pagers should be kept on charge even during extremely long periods of
inactivity.
Should you have any questions, please contact the LRS Customer Service Department at
800.437.4996.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Transmitter Unit
Transmitter Display does not light when a key is pressed
• The proper power supply for this transmitter is 12VDC 4.0A
• Ensuring that the proper power supply is in use, plug the TX-9560MT into that power
supply and allow it to charge for 30 minutes
• If the display still is blank and has no power, substitute the power supply being used
with the power supply used for the pager charging base (this is meant as a test only
and not as a permanent replacement)
• If substituting with another power supply results in a TX-9560MT that is working
properly, please call LRS to purchase a new power supply for the TX-9560MT
Transmitter display is okay, but the pager does not receive the page.
Check whether this aects all pagers or just one pager.
If only one pager is aected:
• Ensure that the pager is properly charged and initiates a vibrate/flash sequence when
removed from the charging base
• If the pager does not vibrate and flash when removed from the charging base, please
charge it overnight before troubleshooting further
• If the pager initiates the vibrate/flash sequence when removed from the charging
base, please continue with the next steps
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If ALL pagers are aected and none of them will page:
• Check the Restaurant ID on the TX-9560MT to ensure that it matches the Restaurant
ID for the pagers (please call LRS if you do not have this information on file)
• If the Restaurant ID is correct, all pagers are appropriately charged yet none of the
pagers page, please contact LRS
Pager(s) not charging
When placed in the charging base, do all pagers have a single red charge light lit up?
If no pagers have a charge light, this may be an issue with the power supply (please con-
tact LRS)
If only some pagers have a charge light that is lit, please do the following:
• Remove the main power supply and all jumper wires (all pagers will go o at once and
this is ok)
• Insert the power supply into each individual row (or base for Coasters) to see if the
pagers on that row/Coaster base all light up
• If all pagers on that row or Coaster base light up, please test the next row/base with
the power supply until you have tested each one
• If some of the pagers do not light up but those specific pagers light up on other rows/
bases, please call LRS to have this row/base replaced
If all pagers have the charge light lit up as you test the individual rows/bases, you may
have a jumper wire that is not connecting properly or causing a short. Please contact LRS
to purchase additional jumper wires to replace ones that are not working as they should.
Note Regarding Pagers: Please be sure that all pagers are plugged in and charging when
not in use. Please also note that a maximum of 60 Coasters or 25 Paddle Pagers or 30
Lobster Pagers or 30 Pizza Pagers can be on one 10V power supply. If you are exceeding
any of these limits, it may have long term eects on your pagers’ ability to charge prop-
erly. Please contact LRS to purchase additional charging bases to supplement your entire
inventory.
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SERVICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What to do if the system malfunctions
Should your paging system ever fail to function properly, refer to the previous trouble-
shooting section. If you’ve followed all the steps and requirements and your system is still
inoperable, you may submit a support request at support.LRSUS.com or call Long Range
Systems at (800) 437-4996 Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Central Time.
For after hours inquiries, please follow the instructions on the support line. LRS
Customer Support will return the call as soon as possible. Please keep in mind that options
are limited over the weekend.
System Repair After Warranty Expiration
Call Long Range Systems before sending a non-warranty item in for repair.
Ordering Additional Pagers
Call Long Range Systems at 800.437.4996 or 214.553.5308 to place your order.
Loss Deterrent and Recovery
Return address labels on the back of all of your equipment are highly recommended.
Should any of your pagers be taken o premise, this will help them find their way back to
you. You may order return address labels from LRS or print them yourself.
WARRANTY
Long Range Systems, LLC. warrants this product against any defects that are due to
faulty material or workmanship for a one-year period after the original date of consumer
purchase of the complete paging system (transmitter, pagers, and charger). This warranty
does not include damage to the product resulting from accident, misuse or improper elec-
trical connection. If this product should become defective within the warranty period, we
will repair or replace with equivalent product, free of charge. We will return your product,
transportation charges prepaid standard FedEx Ground shipping, provided the product is
shipped prepaid to:
Long Range Systems, LLC.
4550 Excel Pkwy., Suite 200
Addison, TX 75001
No return or replacement can be received without prior authorization and the proper
RMA# posted to the outside of the shipping container.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have rights that vary from
state to state.
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