Paging Terminal
MAXPage is a stand-alone desktop paging terminal with the capacity to store up to 1000 pagers. Its large, backlit keypad and LCD allows you to send freeform numeric messages directly from the terminal as well as stored alphanumeric messages using the 4 on-board function keys.
Built-In Transmitter
Available in VHF or UHF, the built-in transmitter can be programmed using the keypad frequency. Select 2 or 4 Watts of power to give you up to 1 mile range.
Alphanumeric Paging (Optional)
For those companies that require alphanumeric paging, MAXPage has a keyboard port. To send alphanumeric messages or configure the MAXPage terminal, simply plug in the optional MAXPage keyboard.
Telephone Port (Optional)
MAXPage can be connected to a telephone port so that anyone can dial into the terminal to send messages remotely. Callers are greeted by a series of voice prompts that guide the caller through the simple message dispatch process.
RS232 / Serial Interface (Optional)
MAXPage also includes a serial port which can be used to receive and relay messages from any device that sends messages in TAPP, Visiplex, COMP, Scope or TEKK protocols. MAXPage seamlessly transmits these messages as they arrive. MAXPage contains four dry contact alarm inputs. Once an alarm is activated, a predefined 20 character alphanumeric message is sent to a pager, or group of pagers. If the alarm is not reset within a predetermined time, the alarm message can be escalated to another pager or group.
Windows® User Interface (Optional)
As an option to the on-board keypad or PS/2 keyboard interface, MAXPage can be operated using the optional Windows® software. Included in the software are special functions for the operation and configuration of coaster pagers.
Voice Paging (Optional)
MAXPage has a built in microphone so that 2-tone voice messages can be sent to pagers such as the Motorola Keynote, Minitor or any other standard 2-tone pager. In addition, you can dispatch voice messages from any standard telephone by dialing the MAXPage terminal direct.