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AE/LZB 119 1892 R1A INTRODUCTION

BASIC DISPATCH CAPABILITY

Basic dispatch functions provided by the C3 Maestro

console for Windows NT are listed below. Most of these

functions involve the console’s standard communication

modules. Each standard communication module is

programmable with a single entity for incoming call

monitoring and outgoing console call transmission

functions. The standard communication module is the

console’s fundamental communication indication and

console-originated transmission control display item:

•

Group Call Capability

—Any standard communi-

cation module can be programmed with a

privileged trunked talk group entity for

communication via trunked group calls.

•

Individual Call Capability

—Any standard com-

munication module can be programmed with a

privileged individual radio unit entity (or another

console) for personal console-to-radio unit (or

console-to-console) communication via a trunked

individual call.

Individual call communication may also be accom-

plished via the console’s individual call panel.

Using this panel and its respective unit

selection/set-up panel, many console-originated

individual calls may be quickly set-up and made in

a short period of time, and without disturbing

standard communication module programming.

This panel also displays incoming individual call

indications from a radio unit which is not

programmed into a standard communication

module for individual call communications.

•

Conventional Channel Call Capability

—Any

standard communication module can be

programmed with a privileged conventional

channel entity for console-to-conventional radio

unit(s) communication via conventional base

station equipment, if interconnected to the

CEC/IMC. (Also see “Conventional Base Station

Control Capability” on page 9.)

NOTE

If the CEC/IMC network is equipped with a System

Manager computer, entity privileging is performed on a

per-entity basis at the CEC/IMC Manager computer. If

the CEC/IMC network is not equipped with a System

Manager computer, such as a “System Manager-less”

C3 Advantage dispatch system, all entity database con-

figuration, including privileging on a per-entity basis, is

performed locally at each console.

•

Emergency Operations Capability

—Emergencies

may be declared and cleared from the console on

trunked talk groups. Another important emergency

function performs automatic programming of a

standard communication module if the console has

supervisory status when an emergency is declared

from a radio unit (or another console) on a trunked

talk group which is not programmed into any

module at the supervisory console. If desired, via a

configuration setting performed at the CEC/IMC

Manager, unprivileged groups may be disabled

from automatic module programming.

•

Standard Communication Module Program-

ming Capability

—The console user/dispatcher

may program each standard communication module

within the console’s current set-up with a desired

entity (group, individual unit, conventional channel

or another console). When programming, entity se-

lection can be accomplished either from an alpha-

betically-sorted entity alias/name listing or via

direct numeric entry of the desired entity’s ID

number. (Also see “Set-Up Change Capability”.)

•

Select and Unselect Audio Routing Capability

—

The console can route incoming audio to two, three

or four separate speakers (and/or up to two head-

sets). The “selected” entity/module is the entity/

module selected for primary monitoring and trans-

mission; incoming audio from this entity is always

routed to the “select” speaker (and a headset, if

utilized). Incoming audio from all “unselected”

entities is routed to the “unselect” speaker(s). The

console user/dispatcher can easily choose any

programmed module as the select entity/module.

The user/dispatcher can also, on a per standard

communication module basis, send a module’s

unselect speaker audio to one of the three possible

unselect speakers. (Also see Simulselect Capability.)

•

Continuous Call History Indications

—Continual

real-time call indications for all incoming calls are

displayed in two separate scrolling-type call history

lists within a call history panel. One list displays

past calls on/to the selected entity/module and the

other displays past calls on/to all unselect

entities/modules. On a per call basis, indications

include the caller’s alias/name (or conventional

channel’s alias/name if not a trunked unit) and the

trunked talk group or conventional channel

alias/name upon which the unit is calling upon.

Like caller indications in modules, the unit’s

logical ID number is displayed in place of the

alias/name text if the alias/name text is not

available at the console. Each list displays the last

four (4) callers.

NOTE

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