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CellCom V2.0.3 Instruction Manual
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ADDING GROUP MEMBERS
When a group name or “label” has been chosen the user may then
“populate” that group. Group members are drawn from the individual
wireless beltpacks and individual wired devices connected to the
CellCom basestation. A group created from these devices functions as
a party line, in which all members of the group can communicate
simultaneously with all other members of the group. A standard party
line group may contain up to fifteen members and a wireless party line
group may contain up to twenty eight members.
To assign members to a group
1. From the MAIN menu, select GROUPS. The AVAILABLE GROUPS
menu appears.
2. Select a group’s label to which members are to be added. The
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS menu appears, as shown in Figure
5-18.
Figure 5-18: Group Programming Options Menu
3. Select MEMBERS from the menu.
The MEMBERS menu appears, as shown in Figure 5-19. On this set
of pages, all of the base-station wired ports appear (HDSTA through
PRGRM, “headset A” through “program”), followed by the labels for
all twenty CellCom beltpacks. The menu header displays the
number of members currently in the group out of a possible
maximum of twelve members e.g. 4/12 for four members.
Figure 5-19: Adding Members to a Group
4. Scroll through the pages of this list to find the desired members for
the group. When a desired member is highlighted, press the
setup/enter knob to select that member. A box appears around it.
5. To de-select a member that has already been selected, highlight that
member and press the setup/enter knob. Pressing the setup/enter
knob effectively works as a toggle switch, first selecting the item by
putting a box around it, and then de-selecting it and removing the
box.
6. When all of the desired beltpack labels and base-station port labels
have been selected, scroll clockwise to BACK and select it to exit
SELECTED GP#01 - STG-A
BACK LABEL MEMBERS
EDITING MEMBERS OF GRP01 - AUDIO (4/12)
HDSTB
HDSTB 4WIR1
4WIR1 4WIR2
4WIR2 4WIR3
4WIR3
BACK
HDSTA
HDSTA