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DESCRIPTION AE/LZB 119 1892 R1A

hours:minutes:seconds digital-type format.

Typically, this time is set and maintained at the

CEC/IMC Manager. Time update messages are

periodically sent from the CEC/IMC to all consoles

connected to it via the respective CIM serial

control data links. Therefore, all consoles’ clock

indications are synchronized to the CEC’s/IMC’s

time. Thus consistent time indications are displayed

at all consoles interconnected to the CEC/IMC.

Also, any CEC/IMC time-stamped logging

corresponds with console time displays.

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Call History Panel—The call history panel—a

static display item—continuously displays the last

four (4) select calls and the last four (4) unselect

calls received by the console. Each call is indicated

on a caller-to-callee basis in a respective select or

unselect list within the panel. When an incoming

call is received, the oldest call in the respective list

scrolls off the list.

NOTE

Extended and detailed call history information is

available from three (3) separate pop-up (“general”)

dialog boxes (not show in a figure). One displays select

call history for the last forty-eight (48) callers, one

displays unselect call history for the last forty-eight

callers, and one displays call history on a per standard

communication module basis for the last twenty-four

(24) callers. See the console’s Operator’s Manual for

additional information.

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Command Panels—The command panels, each

identified with a specific “menu” name, are the

GUI’s primary display items for console

user/dispatcher control via mouse/track-ball and/or

touch-screen actions. Only one is displayed

(chosen) at a time. Each command panel has fifteen

(15) buttons which are organized in a very user-

friendly and simplistic manner for quick dispatch

operating versatility. On each command panel,

most buttons activate specific console operating

functions such as module volume up/down control

or transmit to (PTT) the selected entity; these

buttons are located mostly to the right and bottom

portions of each command panel. Other buttons on

each command panel are utilized to switch to other

command panels; these buttons are located mostly

to the left and top portions of each command panel.

Many command panels such as the Main Menu

command panel and the Dispatch Menu command

panel have common buttons to reduce panel-to-

panel switching requirements during typical

dispatch operations. Other command panels such as

the Emergency Menu command panel, the Patch

Menu command panel and the Simulselect Menu

command panel group buttons which control

specific functions which console can perform; these

panels also share some common/widely used

buttons such as the volume control buttons.

User-Definable Screen (UDS) Configurator

Off-Line Program (Optional)

As previously stated, the UDS Configurator program is

a separately purchased software program which allows gen-

eration of custom screen configurations for the console ap-

plication’s graphical user interface. Generation is performed

by editing the factory-supplied screen initialization file and

then saving the edited file as required. The UDS Configura-

tor edit session utilizes a graphical user interface which ap-

proximately mirrors how display item changes will appear in

the console application. Typically, one UDS Configurator

program is purchased per CEC/IMC and the program is

shared among all consoles connected to the CEC/IMC.

Almost all screen display-related parameters can be

changed via the UDS Configurator. Examples include the

positioning of each and every display item on the screen, the

number and type of modules on each module page, the total

number of module pages (8 maximum), color settings for

nearly all display items’ elements (including most text

colors), the screen’s background color, text labels on certain

buttons such as the buttons on the page button panel and the

buttons on auxiliary I/O modules, “setup” (console user pro-

file) aliases/names, and full screen console GUI operation

enabled/disabled. Refer to the Installation and Set-Up

Manual included within this manual set for a complete over-

view of the screen-related changes possible with this pro-

gram.

For complete details on the use of the UDS Configura-

tor program, refer to its User’s Manual (AE/LZB 119 1896).

This manual is included with the UDS Configurator software

package.

Up to ten (10) different screen initialization files are

maintainable via the UDS Configurator at a given con-

sole/computer. Only one is active (utilized) when the con-

sole application is on-line. The active screen initialization

file is selected within a UDS Configurator edit session. If

done carefully, a screen initialization file may be shared

among (copied from/to) other consoles in the CEC/IMC

network system; see the UDS Configurator User’s Manual

for complete details.

Sample Screen Configurations

Generated with the UDS Configurator

The screen configuration snap-shots shown in Figure 3

thru Figure 5 were generated with the UDS Configurator.

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