The Pager tab appears on some older Engine models that run a version of Windows Embedded operating system. The newer Engine models that run a Linux operating system do not support pagers. The Pager DDA Attributes appear on the Shared Configuration section of the Pager Tab. The Pager DDA Destination Configuration Attributes appear when you edit a specific Pager destination on the Pager Tab.
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Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Initial Values |
Description |
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Connect Using |
One from a list of values |
Internal Modem (0) |
Refer to the modem type. |
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Access Number |
Text |
Be sure to check the Access Number and Password after an upgrade. In some cases, these values are not maintained after upgrade. |
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Redial Attempts |
Number |
3 |
Minimum Value = 0, Maximum Value = 32767 Range Check = Use Limits |
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Time Between Redial Attempts |
One from a list of values |
1 Second (0) |
Refer to the Redial Delay (Set 565). |
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Idle time Before Hanging Up |
One from a list of values |
1 Minute (1) |
Refer to the Idle Time (Set 566). |
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Redial if Line is Dropped |
True or False |
True |
Whether the modem redials the number if the line is dropped. |
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Databits |
One from a list of values |
7 |
Refer to the Pager Databits |
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Parity |
One from a list of types |
Even |
Refer to the Pager Parity |
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Stopbits |
One from a list of values |
1 |
Refer to the Pager Stopbits |
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Password |
Text |
000000 |
Supports alphanumeric and special ASCII characters. 000000 is the standard default password for the Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol used by the pager. |
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Pager Diagnostics |
Text |
Displays the communication between the Pager DDA, modem, and customer's paging Service. It displays both successful and unsuccessful attempts to send a page. |
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Attribute Name |
Description |
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Label |
Identifies the user-friendly name for a pager destination in the list of Pager DDAs. |
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Pager Phone Number |
Specifies the phone number for the user’s pager. |
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Max Characters |
Specifies the maximum number of characters supported by the pager service provider. |
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Retries |
Specifies the number or attempts made to send a message if there is a failure before the system discards it. Range: 0–10 |
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Enabled |
Defines whether or not the destination is enabled. When this attribute is False, the Engine or Server does not deliver pager messages to the configured recipients. |
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Filters |
Specifies the rules to filter pager messages. See Filters for more information. |
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Format |
Defines the format of the message, indicating which fields are present in the received message. The following fields are optional:
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