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XXXXXXXXXX: RFPI number.
YY: Index (1 - 25).
ZZ: Number of bases found
(1 - 25).
QQ: RSSI value (-99 - 00).
To select a base station press ENTER
and the handset will stay on this base
stations until the handset is powered off
or a LOGIN is made. The display is now
the same as if CUR BASE (Ch. 5.2) was
selected.
5.2 Cur. Base
“Cur Base” makes it possible to see the
status of the base station the handset is
presently locked onto (Se MENU Structu-
re)
XXXXXXXXXX: RFPI number.
F: The frequency the hand-
set is presently using
(0-9).
S: The timeslot the hand-
set is presently using
(0-11).
Q: Bit error measurement
(0-64).
R: RSSI value (-99-00).
The GAP standard has 10 frequencies
from 1880 MHz. to 1900 MHz. in 1.7
MHz steps. For each frequency there are
12 slots. This means that there are 120
channels available.
The US DECT standard has 5 frequenci-
es from 1920 MHz to 1930 MHz. This
means that there are 60 channels
available.
When a handset is in idle mode (no
calls) the handset has a dummy bearer
connected to the base station. The dum-
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