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Penta Windows Software
Applications Overview
Penta’s Windows Server PCx
Software
The main PCx Host GUI provides
a system activity Window and selector buttons to allow authorized users to edit
the system configurations, console database, circuit database, speed dialing,
voter configurations, System status and error information, view system data in
real time, test individual circuit and console ports, and manually update
console database files. All of these and many more functions are presented in
an easy to use, familiar Windows GUI.

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Host MMI
The Man Machine Interface
window (MMI) provides the users access to specific PCx editing and
configuration. Each system device or edit parameter is delimited by a tab style
selector for easy organization and use.

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Host Voter Editor
To edit and configure voter
groups, radio sites within a group, and the functionality of the voting and a
Voter Group summary window is provided.

Host Event and Status Logger
For system events, errors and
alarm a well designed Log Files window is provided. Authorized users can select
current or past events by opening the daily log files using a view ans selection
window. Level of event types can be filters to allow specific events to display
of all recorded events.

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Windows Control Console
The Windows control console GUI
is a variation on the exisiting GUI. Stations are displayed in standard button
type cells. These cells provide users the ability to connect or perform an
‘instant transmit’ on the displayed station. As with your current console,
Penta uses individual characters under the station name to provide status
information about that station. Status characters are ‘C’-Connect, ‘M’-Monitor,
Tx- PTT on, ‘V’-VOX detection, ‘P’-Patch. Additionally, colors are used to
provide status information. The screen is comprised of the station selection
area, incoming call, current connections, current monitors, Quick Dial
selectors, a status and information line, and an ICON based toolbar for function
selection.
 
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Console Quick Dial Editor
Penta’s Quick Dial Window
provides a user sorted speed dialing list. Sixteen main menu buttons are
provided for category selection or commonly used numbers.
If a category is selected a
secondary window will pop-up, prompting for the specific person or location to
dial.

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