Instructions

Pager watch operating instructions. Menu names match the device; the following sections explain how to use and configure it.

I. Introduction and features

The watch receives calls wirelessly from paired transmitters. The manufacturer’s manual describes a TFT colour display, custom transmitter names, sound, vibration and light alerts, stored call events, calendar, alarms, timer, scheduled shutdown and transfer of settings between two watches by cable. Before use, configure table call buttons and button functions appropriately.

II. Display, buttons and technical specifications

The main display shows the device ID (Host ID), signal and battery levels, time and date. The four front buttons are ⚙ Settings/Confirm, ▲ Up, ▼ Down and ↩ Back/Power. Hold ⚙ for three seconds to open the menu; press briefly to open or confirm an item. ▲/▼ select items or values; holding them speeds up adjustment. ↩ returns and saves as specified in each menu. The magnetic contacts are used for charging and data synchronisation.

The indicator is red while charging, green when fully charged and blue during operation. With the screen off, it may flash blue at intervals.

III. Operation

1. Switching on and off

When switched off, hold ↩ for about three seconds; this also applies while charging. To switch off, hold ↩ on the main screen for about three seconds. On the confirmation page, press ⚙ briefly to switch off, or ↩ to cancel. A short press of ↩ locks the screen; another short press wakes it. The manual describes a low-battery warning and automatic shutdown after a 30-second countdown.

2. Incoming calls

After pairing, a call shows the transmitter number, the pressed button’s function name, the call time and the call counter. If no function name has been assigned, Call appears. Our Smart Call pager watches display four active calls simultaneously in the call view. Press ↩ to delete the selected call entry.

3. Call Records – call history

Hold ⚙ for about three seconds. Call Records is the first menu item. Open it with ⚙, use ▲/▼ to browse previous calls and press ↩ to return. The manual specifies storage for up to 100 calls.

4. Alarm Clock – alarms

Open Alarm Clock in the settings menu. Use ▲/▼ to select one of the four alarms and press ⚙ to edit it. Use ⚙ to move between time, weekday and on/off, and ▲/▼ to change values. Press ↩ to exit. Alarms work only when the watch is switched on.

5. Timer

Open Timer. Use ⚙ to move between the time fields and on/off, change values with ▲/▼ and save with ↩. The selected alert sounds when the timer expires.

6. Time and Date – time and date

Open Time and Date. Use ⚙ to move through minutes, seconds, hours, month, day and year. Change each value with ▲/▼ and save with ↩. Check the time and date on the main display.

7. Font Color and 8. Background Color

In the relevant menu item, select a text or background colour with ▲/▼ and save with ↩.

9. Prompt Language

Select the menu language and save with ↩. The photographed manufacturer’s manual lists English only for this software version; use other languages only if available on the actual watch.

10. Screen Off Time and 11. Screen Brightness

Screen Off Time sets the screen timeout from 1 to 999 seconds. This does not delete calls. With the screen off, press ⚙ or ↩ to wake it. Under Screen Brightness adjust brightness with ▲/▼ and save with ↩.

12. Scheduled Shutdown

In the menu, set the scheduled shutdown switch, time and weekday, then save with ↩. A switched-off watch receives no calls.

13. Prompt Mode and 14. Prompt Count

Under Prompt Mode, choose sound and vibration, vibration only, sound only or silent. Under Prompt Count, set the repetitions: the manual specifies 1–99, with a factory setting of three. Test both settings with an actual call.

15. Administrator Options

Hold ⚙ for three seconds. Select Administrator Options with ▲/▼ and open it with ⚙. If password protection is enabled, the manual’s default password is 0000. After changing transmitter or button settings, always test operation.

15.1 Add Transmitter – pair table call buttons

Transmitter number and table number: During pairing, you assign a call number to a transmitter. For a table call button, this call number can match the table number. The watch’s own Host ID / Local Number is a separate identifier.

1. Open Add Transmitter. The preset number 00001 is an example. Use ⚙ to select the character position and ▲/▼ to change digits or permitted characters.
2. Bring the correct table call button close to the watch and press one of its buttons. Wait for both the tone and Added Successfully to confirm storage. The paired-transmitter count then increases by one.
3. Wait about three seconds before the next transmitter. Choose the required number for each additional table and repeat. The manual specifies a maximum of 384 transmitters per watch.

15.2 Delete Transmitter – remove transmitters

Identify an individual pairing using the relevant transmitter button, then delete it in the corresponding menu. Delete all numbers removes every paired transmitter: select Yes only if this is intended, then perform the long confirmation required by the menu. You must then pair the transmitters again. Do not delete an individual pairing until you have identified the correct transmitter.

15.3 Button Function Settings – assign button functions

The manufacturer’s manual calls this menu Button Function Settings. Depending on the software version, it may also appear as Keyvalue Define. Select a function, then press the corresponding physical button on the table call button. A beep and the changed button value confirm the assignment. The manual specifies 100 function values. Assign DRINK, FOOD, CASH, CARD and CANCEL in sequence and test each button individually. Default resets button values and Clear All deletes them; use these options deliberately.

15.4 Local Number and 15.5 Flight Mode

Local Number sets the watch’s ID from 1 to 255; the ID appears on the main display. Under Flight Mode, switch flight mode on or off. The watch receives no call notifications while flight mode is on.

15.6 Auto Clear Time and 15.7 Timeout Reminder Time

Auto Clear Time sets when a call is automatically removed: 1–999 seconds, with a factory setting of 120 seconds according to the manual. This is independent of Screen Off Time. A value of 90 seconds is a possible setting for daily use, not the factory default. Timeout Reminder Time repeats a reminder while a call is still displayed: 1–999 seconds, with a default of 0 according to the manual.

15.8 Restore Factory Settings

In the administrator menu, open the factory reset, deliberately select the value and perform the long confirmation. Then check the time, transmitters and button functions and set them up again if necessary. This is not the first step for an incorrectly named button.

15.9 Data Synchronization – two watches

The manual describes a separate synchronisation cable. On the configured watch that will send the data, open Data Synchronization, then connect both watches. The receiving watch does not need to open the menu first. When Connection Status: connected appears, use ⚙ to move between transmitter data, system settings and date/time, and ▲/▼ to select what to transfer. Go to Main Mode – Start, hold ⚙ for about three seconds and wait for progress on the receiving watch. Disconnect the cable only when the transfer is complete. Do not set both watches to send or move the cable during transfer. Finally, send a call to both watches.

15.10 Administrator Password and 16. Version Information

Under Administrator Password, you can enable and change protection for the administrator menu. Use ⚙ to select a character position, ▲/▼ to change characters and enable or disable protection, and ↩ to save. The manual lists digits, upper- and lower-case letters and special characters. Keep a secure record of the new password.

If forgotten, the source describes two recovery methods: transfer settings from another accessible watch using Data Synchronization ; or, after an incorrect attempt in the password dialog, at Long press to confirm perform the sequence of long button presses described in the original (⚙ at least three times, then ▲ and, after the message, ▼ for about three seconds each). As this concerns administrator settings, verify on the actual device on site and then set a new password. Under Version Information you can check model, software and hardware versions; return with ↩.

IV. Notes from the manufacturer’s manual

For long periods without use, fully charge and switch off. Recharge promptly when the low-battery warning appears. The watch does not receive calls in settings mode. Transmitters from other manufacturers may use different button values; test and reassign functions individually.

SmartCall checks before handover: Activate every table call button and each of its five buttons individually. Check number, function name, tone or vibration on every watch in use. Also test Card and Cancel separately; scroll through further calls with ▲/▼. Exit the menu and flight mode before returning the watch to service.

Source: Wireless Smart Watch Calling Device User Manual V1.0 — manufacturer’s manual.

Operating instructions. Source: Wireless Queue Caller System – Multi-group dot matrix host, D311.

I. Technical specifications

II. Operation

1. Switching on and operation

When power is connected, the entire display lights up. It then shows the model version, frequency, operating mode and paired-transmitter count, sounds a start-up tone and shows the time in standby. SET/Fun opens the menu and confirms selections. UP/Vol+ and DOWN/Vol− change a selection or the volume; RST/Return goes back. To open settings, hold SET for about three seconds. The first menu item is Prompt Music.

2. Prompt Music – voice announcement or tone

In standby, hold SET for three seconds, then press SET to open Prompt Music. Choose an option with UP/DOWN and press RST to return. The manual lists the following modes:

Transmitter button function names are customisable. The actual spoken language depends on the installed firmware. Volume has 16 levels and should be tested in the restaurant.

3. Set Number – assign call numbers

1. Hold SET for three seconds. From Prompt Music, use UP to select Set Number, then press SET. The initial value is 001. OK indicates a number already in use; NO indicates a free number.
2. Use SET to select the cursor position and UP/DOWN to set the number or permitted characters. Press a button on the corresponding transmitter and wait for Setup Successful and OK. The monitor then increases the displayed number by one.
3. Pair further transmitters in the same way; several may share a number. Return with RST. To find an existing assignment, press a transmitter button in the number menu; the monitor shows its saved number.
4. Delete an individual assignment only after identifying that transmitter. Holding SET on a selected call number deletes all transmitters assigned to it. For a separate keypad, the manual describes F1=CALL and entering the number on its numeric keys.

4. Play Count – number of announcements

Open Play Count in the settings menu. Set 1–999 repetitions with UP/DOWN, then press RST to return. The manual lists two announcements as the factory setting.

5. Cycle Time – display cycle

With several simultaneous calls, the monitor displays groups of six numbers. Cycle Time controls switching between groups; the default is 10 seconds. According to the manual, 0 seconds keeps the first group displayed, while 99 seconds shows the most recently called group. Hold SET for three seconds, use UP to select Cycle Time , open with SET, adjust with UP/DOWN and return with RST.

6. Clear Time – automatic clearing

Clear Time sets when call data is removed from the display: 1–999 seconds, default 180 seconds. At 999 seconds there is no automatic clearing; the last number remains until removed manually with RST. Select the item with UP, open with SET, adjust with UP/DOWN and return with RST.

7. Set Keyvalue – button function

Open Set Keyvalue in the settings menu. Use UP/DOWN to select the function slot, then press the matching physical transmitter button. A beep confirms assignment. Assign DRINK, FOOD, CASH, CARD and CANCEL individually and test each one. Holding SET resets button values to the defaults; holding RST may delete all values. Use these options only when you intend to reset or delete the settings.

8. Set Time – time

Open Set Time. Use SET to move the cursor and UP/DOWN to set the time. Press RST to return, then check the time on the standby display.

9. F9 Report – number announcement format

Open F9 Report and choose how numbers are spoken: as whole numbers in hundreds/tens, or digit by digit with or without a leading zero. Test the table codes you use with actual calls.

10. Prelude Select – prelude tone

Under Prelude Select select the prelude tone. The manual lists 0 for no prelude and various chime, drop, beep and alarm sounds. Test the prelude and actual call announcement separately; return with RST.

11. Delete All Num – delete all numbers

Hold SET for three seconds. Use DOWN to select Delete All Num and press SET to open it. The default is No. Only if you intend to remove all transmitter assignments, change to Yes and hold SET. You must then pair the transmitters again.

12. Factory Reset – factory settings

Open Factory Reset. Only if you intend to reset the device, change No to Yes and hold SET for about five seconds. Wait for confirmation. After the reset, check all settings, numbers and button names again.

SmartCall checks before handover: Send calls from each table in turn. Check number, function name, tone or announcement and, where applicable, switching between groups of six. Cycle Time controls group switching, Clear Time removes a call; the two values are independent.

Operating instructions. Source: Wireless Signal Amplifier Instruction Manual – Wireless PA-V3.0.

I. Technical specifications

II. Installation and commissioning

1. Place the signal repeater in a dry location. Point both antennas upwards or slightly outwards.
2. Keep at least 1 m away from metal objects and electronic devices.
3. Connect the DC 12 V / 1 A power supply. If possible, route the power cable down to the left, away from the right transmit antenna. The red indicator shows the device is ready.
4. Make a test call using the most distant table call button. Check that the repeater receives the signal and it appears on the pager watch or monitor. If not, move the repeater closer to the transmitter and test again.

III. Indicator lights

IV. Automatic operation and multiple repeaters

According to the manufacturer, the device automatically adapts to different pulse lengths without manual adjustment. For larger areas, determine locations in sequence starting from the most distant transmitter: each additional repeater must receive the previous repeater’s signal. Use only as many repeaters as needed for coverage to avoid interference.

Checks before handover: Send a test call from the most distant table call button and check the display on every watch and the monitor. Indoor range depends on walls and sources of interference.

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