Clear-Com CellCom Battery Pack Charger - Manual (Page 114)

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CellCom V2.0.3 Instruction Manual
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center ENTER button takes the user to the previous screen or exits to
the beltpack’s main menu.
ALARM OPTIONS
Low Battery Alarm
The low-battery alarm has three settings: ON1, ON2 and OFF. Using
the scroll keys, select the desired setting and then press the center
ENTER key.
• When ON is selected the user will hear a beep at intervals in the
headset to indicate that it is time to replace or recharge the
belpack batteries. This will occur when the battery level is
sufficiently low. The battery indicator will also flash.
• When ON2 is selected the threshold setting is used to trigger the
alarm.
• When OFF is selected the user will not be warned of low battery
level.
Low Signal Alarm
The low-signal alarm has two settings: on and off. Using the scroll
keys, select the desired setting and then press the center ENTER key.
• When ON is selected the user will hear a beeping in the beltpack’s
headset when the beltpack is almost out of the range of the
antenna, and will soon lose connection with the system.
• When the beltpack’s signal-level icon is at the second-lowest
increment the user will hear one quick beep and two slightly
longer beeps at approximately one-second intervals in the
headset. The user will hear the same beeps when going
completely out of range and connection is lost with the antenna
(and the basestation).
• This setting may be especially useful when establishing the
coverage area for a particular location. Because the signal level
when the alarm is first activated is still strong enough for
conversations to happen (though possibly with occasional audio
dropouts), it may not be desirable to keep this alarm on during
normal operation of the system. This low signal alarm is also
useful for checking out the coverage in a location when first
setting up transceiver/antennas, for either a temporary or
permanent installation.
• When OFF is selected the low signal alarm does not operate.