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The pager GP2009N receives and displays...
The pager GP2009N receives and displays alphanumeric messages and/or receives and announces voice messages. It vibrates and beeps or flashes to attract attention. Available in 2 versions for amateur radio: VHF and UHF.
The GP2009N pager makes it possible to send and receive POCSAG protocol messages.
Programmable directly from the pager or PC with USB programming cable (optional)
Frequency adjustable by PLL and quartz (4Mhz bandwidth in PLL)
Alert mode: sound, vibrator, LED, silent
4 or 8 line display, zoom mode
Language: French, English, German, Chinese
This model is tuned to DAPNET UHF frequency 439.9875 MHz or VHF 144.8625 MHz (select below).
Delivered with: 1 GP2009N (VHF or UHF), 1 belt clip + support, manual in English. USB programming cable not included (optional).
Frequency range: VHF 142.8625 to 146.8625 Mhz, UHF 437.9875 to 441.9875 MHz
Course Codes: 8
Receiver Type: Synthesized or Crystal
Baud rate: 512, 1200, 2400 bps
Paging sensitivity: -110 dB to 512 bps
-108DB @ 1200 bps
-106DB @ 2400 bps
Channel spacing: 25 KHz or 12.5 KHz
Frequency deviation: +/- 4.5 KHz
Frequency stability: +/- 10 PPM
Selectivity:> 55dB
Image Rejection:> 52dB
Intermediation:> 50dB
Alert tone: 75dB + @ 12 inch
Display: 16 characters / line, 22 characters maximum
Memory capacity: up to 3000 characters
Posts: 19 max
Weight: 68 g with battery
Dimensions: 76 x 53 x 18 mm
Battery type: LR6 AAA
Low battery warning level: 1.1V
Operating temperature: -10 ° C to 50 ° C
In the United Kingdom: 138 MHz and 466 MHz
In France: Alphapage on 466.025 MHz - 466.05 MHz - 466.075 MHz - 466.175 MHz - 466.20625 MHz - 466.23125 MHz
In Belgium: 169.625 MHz
In Switzerland: 147.300 MHz - 147.325 MHz - 147.375 MHz - 147.400 MHz - 169.700 MHz
DAPNET amateur radio frequencies World & Europe
France: 439.9875 Mhz
Belgium: 439.9875 Mhz
Switzerland: 439.9875 Mhz
Spain: 144.8625 MHz
Luxembourg: 144.8625 MHz
UK: 439.9875 MHz
Austria: 438.025 MHz
Bulgaria: 439.9875 MHz
Canada: 439.9875 MHz
Italy: 144.5125 MHz and 144.9375 MHz
Hungary: 439.9875 MHz
Japan: 431,000 - 431,400
Netherlands: 439.9875 MHz
Norway: 439.9875 MHz
Poland: 439.9875 MHz
Portugal: 439.9875 MHz
Ireland: 433.6250 MHz
Russia: 439.9875 MHz and 144.975 MHz
Slovenia: 439.9875 MHz
Thailand: 144.3900 and 144.4125 MHz
United States: 439.9875 MHz
1. Turn on the pager
2. Hold down the "Up" and "Play" buttons for about 3 seconds until the password is displayed
3. The default password is 0000. Press the "Down" key to move right to the RIC (capcode) page.
A: [ON] xxxxxxxx
B: [OFF] xxxxxxx
Etc.
This is where you are informed of your RIC assigned by the network DAPNET (for radio amateurs), usually it will be your CCS7 ID in DMR but registration on Dapnet is requiered.
4. Press the soft key to change [OFF] and [ON] to activate the RIC of the line.
You can add up to 8 RICs to follow different channels of information.
5. Press the key to change the characters, press the "Function" key to change the values.
6. On the following page: BAUDRATE: 1200, POLARITY: NORMAL, FREQ: 439.9875.
7. Press the key to save the changes.
https://hampager.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=start
https://www.ref66.fr/2019/02/28/pi-star-le-pocsag-au-bout-des-doigts-part-1-2/
https://f8ffp.monsite-orange.fr/page-5b1be2025ca11.html
https://www.m0glj.uk/activities/paging/
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