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--- alphapocdescription [2018/11/04 11:49]
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+++ alphapocdescription [2018/11/08 06:43]
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 As the AlphaPoc receivers don't have a predefined RIC, so the RIC will be assigned by the DAPNET support team, normally based on the existing CCS7 / DMR ID system. The POCSAG addresses are limited to 2^21 = 2097152, so IDs greater than the limit have to be shortened. It is not necessary to have a CCS7 / DMR ID to register a reciever on DAPNET.
-The reception of the rubrics originally designed for [[skyperdescription|Skyper]] described [[rubricactivationskyper|here]] is not as convinient on the Alphapoc as on the Skyper. But there is a workaround: The rubrics are transmitted in both Skyper format and as personal messages. The RIC used for the rubrics for this purpose is 1000 + <RUBIC Number>. So rubric number 42 is RIC 1042. You can assign up to 8 POCSAG addresses (RICs), on your Alphapoc that it listen to. It is convinient to programm you personal RIC and besides the RIC of up to 7 rubrics. So you can still receive the rubics content on the Alphapoc. A mayor drawback is, that the Alphapoc will not distinguish between thoses and really personal messages, filling up your display quite fast.
+The reception of the rubrics originally designed for [[skyperdescription|Skyper]] described [[rubricactivationskyper|here]] is not as convinient on the Alphapoc as on the Skyper. But there is a workaround: The rubrics are transmitted in both Skyper format and as personal messages. The RIC used for the rubrics for this purpose is 1000 + <RUBIC Number>. So rubric number 42 is RIC 1042. You can assign up to 8 POCSAG addresses (RICs), on your Alphapoc that it listen to. It is convinient to programm you personal RIC and besides the RIC of up to 7 rubrics. So you can still receive the rubics content on the Alphapoc. A mayor drawback is, that the Alphapoc will not distinguish between thoses and really personal messages, filling up your display quite fast (work-around: see https://hampager.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=alphapocdescription#handling_rics)
 How to know the rubics and their numbers?
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 The Alphapoc 602R offers an "in range symbol":
-{{ :alphapoc:alphapoc:alpapocinrange.jpg|}}
+{{ :alphapoc:alphapoc:alpapocinrange.jpg |}}
-The symbol is not working in the current firmware, so you have to use an older programming software (as the firmware is transferred via software).
+The symbol is not working in the current firmware (1.7x), so you have to use an older programming software 1.01 (as the firmware is transferred via software).
+===== Handling RICs  =====
+As the alphapoc pager doesn’t support rubrics (like the skyper pager), the data is transmitted via a RIC address, e.g. for weather RIC 1080.
+The messages are handled like private messages and so they fill up the memory/display. A possible solution: If you change the RIC type from „private“ to „group“, the latest message will be kept and the other (same) messages will be overwritten.
+To change the type of a RIC, you have to use the programming software. Please be aware, that only the RIC addresses 5 to 8 can be changed from „private“ to „group“.
+{{ :alphapoc:alphapoc:ricgroup.png?400 |}}
+Group messages have also another symbol on the pager display, see below:
+{{ :alphapoc:alphapoc:alphapoc-groupmsg.jpg?400 |}}
+You can use this opportunity to change the tone for the RIC to „disable“, if you prefer no sound on receiving rubric messages.
+===== empty battery indicator  =====
+{{:alphapoc:emptybattery.jpg|}}
+If the battery is empty, the "empty battery" icon appears, an audio alert beeps and **no further messages** will be received.

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