Eldat MiniPager RRP01 Bedienungsanleitung

Intended Use

The device may only be used as a pager for per-

sonal calls.

The manufacturer shall not be liable for any dam-

age caused by improper or non-intended use!

Safety Advice

Carefully read through these instructions

before connecting and operating the unit!

- We will not accept any liability for personal

injury or damage to property caused by

failure to observe the operating instructions

and in particular the safety advice!

- The device may not be used in areas where

malfunctions could lead to personal injury or

damage to property.

- Please check regularly to make sure your

device is ready to transmit and receive!

The device functions in the 868 MHz range,

which is also used by other radio services.

Therefore, devices that function on the same

frequency or on neighbouring frequencies

may cause limitations in the operation and

range of the pager. The reception quality

may be a󰀨ected by non-suppressed devices

and systems, by the presence of other trans-

mitters using the same frequency range or

by the weather. Should you need to improve

the radio range of your device, please use

an Easywave repeater.

- Have faulty units checked by the manu-

facturer!

- Do not open the unit housing!

- Do not make any unauthorised alterations or

modications to the uni!

Function

The RRP01 MiniPager receives messages from

previously programmed Easywave transmitters.

The pager alerts recipients to messages by vibra-

ting and/or buzzing, and by displaying text.

The buttons on the device can be used to ack-

nowledge messages. If there are multiple messa-

ges, each message must be separately acknow-

ledged.

In total, 64 Easywave transmission codes can be

programmed into the receiver.

The retaining clip on the back allows the

MiniPager to be fastened in a shirt pocket or onto

a belt.

Only clean the device with a damp cloth, never

use harsh or abrasive cleaners!

Models

RRP01E5023A01

Technical Data

Frequency: 868.30 MHz

Radiated power: 0.54 mW

Modulation: FSK

Coding: Easywave

Power supply: Mini USB, 5 V DC / 1A

3.7V/750 mAh Li-Ionbattery

Runtime: approx. 48h

Charging time: approx. 3h

Power consumption: 16 mA in standby mode

26 mA when transmitting

Display Type: LCD

Dimension: 41x10 mm

Resolution: 128x32 Pixel

Operat. temperature: +10 °C to +40 °C

Dimensions (w/l/h): 62/96.5/13.6 mm

Weight: approx. 73 g

Interfaces: Windows PC

from USB 1.1

10 MB hard disk

Scope of Delivery

MiniPager RRP01, mini USB cable,

operating instructions

RRP01 MiniPager

Display

Retaining clip

Mini USB connection

START UP

Fully charge the pager before rst use. Only use

the supplied USB cable or a charging cradle! (see

Charge the battery).

Then switch on the RRP01 by pressing both but-

tons for approximately 2 seconds.

Transmitters are congured and programmed via

a Windows PC or laptop. (see “Programming”)

Charge the battery

There is a mini USB socket on the left-hand side.

Plug the USB cable into this socket and connect

the other end to a 5 V USB plug-in adapter or

powered-up computer.

The charging process starts automatically after

plugging in and takes approximately 3 hours to

complete.

The ambient temperature during charging should

be between +10°C and +30°C.

The two green LEDs above the buttons ash du-

ring charging. Once the battery is fully charged,

the message “Battery full” appears on the display

and both LEDs are lit.

The runtime with a fully charged battery depends

on the ambient conditions and is approximately

48 hours.

Charging cradles

There is a mini USB socket on the left-hand side.

Plug the USB cable into this socket and connect

the other end to a 5 V USB plug-in adapter or

powered-up computer.

The charging process starts automatically after

plugging in and takes approximately 3 hours to

complete.

The ambient temperature during charging should

be between +10°C and +30°C.

The two green LEDs above the buttons ash du-

ring charging. Once the battery is fully charged,

the message “Battery full” appears on the display

and both LEDs light up.

The runtime with a fully charged battery depends

on the ambient conditions and is approximately

48 hours.

Installation

1. Connect the MiniPager to a Windows PC

or laptop via the supplied USB cable. The

driver is automatically installed. Wait until

the driver installation is complete (only when

plugging in for the rst time).

2. Download the

“RRP01_MiniPager_en.zip” le from our

website:

https://www.eldat.de/produkte/

schnittstellen/rrp01e_en.html

Unzip the le into any folder and start the

program.

If a security warning appears, conrm it by

clicking “Run”.

Control

buttons

LEDs

Display messages

OPERATION AND DISPLAY

Function Display Operation

switch on MiniPager ON

ELDAT RRP01

Keep both control buttons pressed for

> 1 second while switched o󰀨.

mute call "message text" Briey press any control button to switch all calls

to mute for approximately 25 seconds.

accept call "message text"

accepted

Keep any control button pressed to accept the

rst call received.

If multiple calls are received, each call must be

accepted individually!

The calls are shown in order of receipt. The ol-

dest call appears rst.

Once a call has been acknowledged, the next

call slips down one place.

show last call "message text"

accepted

Briey press any control button while there are

no other calls pending to display the last accep-

ted call for approximately 3 seconds.

switch o󰀨 MiniPager OFF

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Keep both control buttons pressed for

> 1 second while switched on.

Display LED view Meaning

"Pager-name" o󰀨 The MiniPager is ready to receive.

The assigned pager name is shown on the dis-

play.

"message text" ashing alternately A call has been received.

The congured message text of the originating

transmitter is shown on the display.

"message text"

x more calls

ashing alternately Multiple calls have been received.

The congured message text of the rst origina-

ting transmitter is shown on the display.

The number of calls pending beyond this is

shown in the second line.

"pager name"

Battery low

o󰀨 The battery’s charge level is low and is only suf-

cient for approximately another 30-60 minutes

of operation.

Recharge the battery! (see “Charge the battery”)

"pager name"

Charge battery

ashing briey The pager is charging.

"pager name"

Battery is full

steadily lit The pager has nished charging and can be dis-

connected from the charging device.

Operation

Display

MiniPager

control

button

control

button

LED

Transmitter

Transmitters can be programmed, deleted, and

the associated message texts congured here. 64

memory locations are available for this.

Each line represents a memory location.

Only 16 memory locations are initially shown

when the MiniPager is connected. Click [17...32],

[33...48] or [49...64] in the lower area to select the

remaining memory locations.

All changes made here only take e󰀨ect if

the data has been transferred to the con-

nected MiniPager via the “PC -> Pager”

button!

Memory location

Indicates the memory location (1-64) status:

Free/green: No transmitter programmed yet.

Assigned/red: Transmitter programmed.

Program

Click this button to program the button of an

Easywave transmitter.

After pressing the button, you must press the

transmitter button within 10 seconds.

The timer ends and the display switches to

“assigned” if programming is successful.

An error message appears if the maximum pro-

gramming time of 10 seconds is exceeded.

If the memory location is already assigned to ano-

ther transmitter button, it will be overwritten.

A transmitter button can only be programmed to

one memory location. If you try to program a but-

ton at more than one memory location, an error

message will be displayed.

Delete

Press this button to delete the transmitter button

programmed at this memory location. There will

not be a check to conrm you want to do this!

Data handling

This section deals with data transfer between a

PC and MiniPager.

The MiniPager has a separate memory which can

be read or written to via these buttons.

Pager -> PC

Reads the message texts and all programmed

Easywave transmitters of the connected MiniPa-

ger. The data can then be adjusted/updated, or

transferred to another MiniPager.

All settings in the software are overwritten

by the data loaded from the MiniPager!

PC -> Pager

Transfers the message texts currently loaded in

the software and programmed Easywave trans-

mitters to the connected pager.

All changes made only take e󰀨ect if they

have been transferred to the MiniPager via

this button!

Open le

Data/congurations already stored on a PC can

be re-uploaded here.

All settings in the software are overwritten by the

uploaded data le!

Save as

This button allows you to save the currently loa-

ded message texts and programmed Easywave

transmitters into a le on the PC. This le can

be used to transfer the conguration to other

MiniPagers.

Direct settings

All settings adjusted here are transferred to the

connected MiniPager immediately when changed.

The current settings of a newly connected

MiniPager are automatically read out.

Pager name

The name entered here appears on the pager’s

display in order to assign it, for example to the

correct person or department. “MiniPager” is the

default name.

Battery voltage

If the box is checked, the current battery voltage is

shown on the display.

Buzzer

Activates or disables the acoustic alert when a call

is received. Several volume settings are available.

Vibration

Switches the vibration alert ON or OFF.

LEDs

Determines whether the MiniPager LEDs should

or should not ash in the event of an alert.

Reception during charging

If this checkbox is activated, the MiniPager also

reacts to incoming calls during charging.

Stay on after charging

Determines whether the MiniPager is automa-

tically switched o󰀨 after the power supply (USB

cable, adapter, charging cradle) is removed.

Pager language

Determines the pager display language.

The pager must be restarted for this setting to be-

come active!

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Connection

The current connection status is shown here.

If the MiniPager is correctly connected to the PC,

the display skips to “Connection made”.

If the message “Not connected” appears

even though the MiniPager is connected,

check the USB cable connection. Only use

the supplied USB cable!

Disconnect and restore the connection

again after a short time. Check that the

USB port on the PC/laptop works correctly.

PROGRAMMING

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Disposal

Waste electronic equipment must not be

disposed of with household waste!

Dispose of the waste product via collec-

tion facilities for electronic scrap or via a

specialist dealer.

Dispose of used batteries in a recycling

bin for batteries or via the specialist trade.

Dispose of packaging material in recy-

cling bins for cardboard, paper and plas-

tic.

Warranty

Within the statutory warranty period we undertake

to rectify free of charge, by repair or replacement,

any product defects arising from material or pro-

duction faults.

Any unauthorised tampering with, or modications

to, the product shall render this warranty null and

void.

Conformity

ELDAT GmbH hereby declares that the radio

equipment type RRP01 is in compliance with

Directive 2014/53/EU.

The full text of the EU declaration of conform-

ity is available at the following internet address:

www.eldat.de

Service

If, despite correct handling, faults or malfunctions

occur or if the product is damaged, please contact

your retailer or the manufacturer.

ELDAT EaS GmbH

Schmiedestraße 2

15745 Wildau

Germany

Phone: + 49 (0) 33 75 / 90 37-310

Telefax: + 49 (0) 33 75 / 90 37-90

Internet: www.eldat.de

E-Mail: [email protected]

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