On Site Paging System Introduction

On Site Paging SystemIntroduction

OSP General 2006-06-22 Ascom Training/2

On-Site Paging System

� The On-site Paging System provides user mobility to other systems with messaging

� A range of pagers offers

– Robust, dust and waterproof design

– Top display for hands-free function

– Text display for long messages

– Two-way speech function

– Explosion proof versions


Off-siteWide Area Paging

On-site

Paging Areas

� On-site System

� Wireless Communication

� Distributed System


Typical Case Examples

� Hospital

� Elderly care home

� Process industry

� Correctional institutes

� Hotel

� Retail


Hotel Applications

� Reception

� Room service

� Door bell


Reception

� Divert orders from guest to other staff, e.g. technical department

� Send messages or talk to different staff

� Trouble with guests, especially in the night

� Guests (VIP)

– Possibility to be reached or to make calls everywhere in the hotel

– Use NetPage to get in contact with room service

� Door bell is connected to AM, that generates a paging night time


Room Service

� Room service

– Receive a message with room number, guest name and task

– Possibility to talk to guests, reception, etc

– Trouble with guests in their rooms

� House keeper

– Trouble with guests

� Waiters in restaurant

– To get a message when a warm dish is ready for the guest


Call Room

21

Secretary/Manager

� 6 numbers; 1 individual, 5 extra numbers

� Manager ask secretary to take his calls

– Manager receiver in silent mode

– Secretary turns extra number on

� Call to Manager will show-up in secretary’s receiver

– “Message” “origin number” received time”


Reception

A-busMessaging

SystemIP-Network

NetPage

Hotel Guest

Hotel Receptionist

House Keeping

Engineering Department

Restaurant

Bell Boy


9350

Room ServiceRoom 3023 Mr SmithBreakfast tray ready

Room Service


Display Text

Room ServiceRoom 3023 Mr SmithBreakfast tray ready��05:45


Marriott Hotel Frankfurt

� A local intranet in Frankfurt

� To send written message to colleagues

– Reception

– Room service

– Bellboy centre

– Technical department

– Security department

� To be able to get information fromdifferent systems

– Hotel Management System - FIDELIO

– Technical systems

– Service log file


Retail Applications

� Till staff

� Goods delivery

� Assault alarm


Till Staff

� Till staff need different kind of support

– The queue is too long - open another till

– Cash/coins to one of the tills

– Price question

– Attest of a credit

– Trouble with a customer

� Deli department

– To alert more salespeople when the queue is too long

� Customers

– Needs support somewhere in the store


Goods Delivery

� Door bell connected to AM module

� AM programmed to send paging to staff and open up for voice communication

� Short Code in transceiver to open the door


Process Industry Applications

� Production control

� Process automation

� Conference call

� Night shift


Production control

� What happen when production line runs out of material


Display Text

STOP L1 S3

NO TIRES

STOP L1 S3

NO TIRES


Process Automation

A-bus IP-NetworkMessaging

System

Server

OAS

Customisedapplication

TCP/IP based interface for advanced applicationsWell defined interface point with open protocolWindows components for developers

ProductionAutomation

BuildingAutomation


Automation System

OAS

OAC

LAN


Open Java Server

Web

Server

Schedule

Server

Linux

Unite Host

Router

UNS10.0.0.3/DECT

S900127.0.0.1/OAJ

A-BUS

Unite (LAN)

...

OAJ

User

Appli-

cation

GSMModem

GSM Phone

OJS 10.0.0.4

NetPage

10.0.0.5

+4612345678

Hello

Hello

To:

Message:

� GSM Application - send SMS


OJS versus OAS

OJS

� Embedded applications

� Serial port and LAN

� JAVA

� Intelligent protocol converter

OAS

� Customised PC applications

� Only LAN

� Windows environment

� GUI


Wireless Communication

MobileReceivers/Transceivers

Terminal Transmitter


Interface telephone exchange

Generate paging

Add central function

Extend radio coverage

Add two-way communication

ControlKeyboard

CentralUnit Slave

TransmitterSlaveTransmitter

PBX

PBXInterfaces

ReceiverInterface

FixedReceiver

FixedReceiver

TerminalTransmitter

Distributed System

A-bus


Paging Message

� Message indication

– Beep

– LED indication

– Vibrator

� Text message

– Short

– Long

� Speech message

– One-way

– Two-way


Paginginitiation..

..codegenerating..

..transmission

ControlKeyboard

CentralUnit

TerminalTransmitter

Paging Transmission

� The transmission is made in three steps


ControlKeyboard PC

WiredTelephone

PocketTransceiver

Fixedalarm point

Other system viaSerial Interface

AlarmTransceiver

PocketTelephone

Generating Units


Transmitting Units

TerminalTransmitter

CentralUnit

Max. 16

SlaveTransmitter

SlaveTransmitter

Max. 7


Transmitter Frequency Ranges and Output Power

High Frequency (HF)

� Terminal Transmitter H952T 25-50 MHz

� Slave Transmitter H950S 25-50 MHz

Ultra High Frequency (UHF)

� Terminal Transmitter U952T 425-475 MHz

� Slave Transmitter U951S 425-475 MHz

� Output Power: Max 5 W


TerminalTransmitter

ReceiverInterface

FixedReceiver

Max. 4

CentralUnit

Receiving Units

� Pocket Receiver

� Fixed Receiver with Receiver Interface


Pocket Receivers

� Tone-Only receiver

� Display receiver

� Text receiver

� Speech receiver One-way speech

� Transceiver Two-way speech

Dust and water protected (IP66)

Explosion protected (Option)


How the OSP System Works


ControlKeyboard

CentralUnit

TerminalTransmitter

Small Sized System


“External” Connections

� Connection to company PBX

� Connection to wide area paging

� Connection to external system

� Ring signal detection

� Connection to fixed alarm point

� Supervision with alarm module PBX

WiredTelephone

TerminalTransmitter

PBX Interface

Central Unit


Messaging

A-b

us

ControlKeyboard

CentralUnit

PBX PBXInterface

TerminalTransmitters

Charging/storage rack

Please assist at entrance/AW

A-bus

D-b

us


Connection to Fixed Alarm Point

FixedAlarm Point

CentralUnit

TerminalTransmitter

AlarmModule


100 is calling 106 but nobody answers

Meet-me Function

106

100

107

PBX

PBXInterface

Meet-me queue

100

Call is placed in a “meet-me queue”

Paged person picks up any phone and

dials “meet-me code” and own number

Paging is made to call-number 106

Calls are connected

*82*106#


Connection to Wide Area Paging System

Printer

Interface

PCXCALLOff-site

Paging System

GSM-Text

Modem

On-site

Paging System


Other System Functions

� Call diversion

� Acknowledge

� Test pagings

� Out of range check pagings

� Time stamped pagings

� Global speech (speech is broad casted over all systems)

� Short codes to control Output Module (example: by code **1 a door opens)

� Automatic system error pagings

� Absence

– Manual

– Automatic


Large Sized System

IP-Network

WiredTelephone

PBXPocketReceiver/Transceiver

PBXInterface

Charging/

Storage Rack

ReceiverInterface Fixed

Receivers

Alarm

Module

CentralUnit

TerminalTransmitter

Slave

Transmitter

ControlKeyboard

WinBK

PBXInterface

SerialInterface

PC

Fixed

Alarm Point

DoorOpener

PrinterInterface

Printer

OutputModule

A-bus

ELISE


System Administration

� WinBK

– Site Manager

– Pocket Units

– Pocket Unit Programmer (PUP)

– System Service

– Central Logger

� PCPAR

� PCSpy (DOS)

� Bus Logger

� WinLog

� WinLog Analyzer


Multi-Central System

Paging SystemAlarm System

Cordless Telephone System

Alarm functions integrated Paging functions integrated

C-bus

On Site Paging System Introduction

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