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20.6.4 Show Twinklers when keys activePathFinder Version 4.22 User GuideTwinklers are signal present indicators, displayed on panels using the yellow tally LEDadjacent to keys. The mode of operation can be changed with the two checkboxes accordingto the following table.Status of yellow“twinkler”No signal present,not listeningSignal present, notlisteningNo signal present,listeningSignal present,listeningTwinklers active checkbox NO NO YES YESShow twinklers when keysactive checkboxNO YES NO YESOFF OFF OFF OFFOFF OFF MED MEDON ON ON ONON ON ON SLOW20.6.5 Speak / Listen keys display Speak labelEntries on the Overview form allow two labels to be assigned to each port. When alisten/speak key is targeted to a port, by default the panel will display the “listen” label. If thecheckbox is ticked, then the “speak” label is displayed instead.20.6.6 Re-set PC adapter card on message timeoutThis should normally be left checked and only disabled for faultfinding purposes.20.6.7 Tally Hold up and Tally Hold up DurationIf enabled, this sets the time in milliseconds (mS) that the tally is left on, after the caller hasreleased his key. Available range is 0 to 30000mS (0 – 30 seconds).20.6.8 QRS Timeout and QRS Timeout DurationIf enabled, this sets the time in mS that calls appearing on a QRS key remain displayed, toallow a return call. Available range is 0 to 30000mS (0 – 30 seconds).20.6.9 Tone Blip DurationThis sets the duration of tone blips generated by a GPI card (500-10-00) if fitted. The defaultis 500 (½ second) with an available range of 0 to 5000mS (0 – 5 seconds).20.6.10 Wave Blip DurationThis sets the duration of wave file blips generated by a GPI card (500-10-00) if fitted. Thedefault is 2000 (2 seconds) with an available range of 0 to 5000mS (0 – 5 seconds).20.6.11 Panel Call – Group Tally before QRSThis option changes the order of one of the search algorithms used in PathFinder. If Panelcalls Panel B and there is no dedicated key on Panel B to display the tally, then the searchorder is:1. A QRS key2. A suitable Group key (i.e. both panels are Group members).If the box is checked, this order is reversed. Operationally, this means that the return callfrom Panel B to Panel A will go to all members of the group who are currently listening. Thismay be operationally confusing.Page 128 of 128 Issue 1 Trilogy Communications Limited
20.7 On-LinePathFinder Version 4.22 User GuideThese options only apply during “live” connection to the system, when the “Rapide” optionhas been purchased and installed.20.7.1 Auto Flash SaveWhen this box is checked the system will automatically save the currently edited PathFinderConfiguration to a designated Flash RAM bank. The Flash RAM bank number and timebetween auto saves (between 1 and 300 minutes) are set here. A warning dialogue box willappear on screen shortly before the auto save commences: the time gap is set within theoptions, to have a value between 0 and 30 seconds.20.7.2 Auto Save to fileAn additional check-box causes the configuration to be saved to disk at the location whereit was opened, coincident with the Auto Flash Save.20.7.3 Connection Live HeartbeatWhen this box is checked, a regular handshake is generated between the “on-line” PC andthe matrix. This option should remain checked with the default value of 3 seconds. Theseoptions should only be altered by Trilogy staff.Trilogy Communications LimitedIssue 1Page 129 of 129
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