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40 40 I Leader il'r Critical Comin"nicatioils"'i • Site of caller (in a multisite system), time of call, unit 1D of caller, group ID of caller, and type of call for any call in the Call History window • Home site of a trunked talkgroup C3 Maestro status windows indicating critical information provide dispatchers system status at a glance. To ensure that emergencies are highly distinguishable, up to 112 emergency alarms are indicated, both audibly and visually, in several different areas on the screen. Supervisory C3 Nlaestro consoles are allowed special privileges, including the capability to pre- empt other dispatch console communications and disable console positions. Options and Accessories The +C3 Maestro offers several optional features, including various user interfaces to the console, the capability to define screen layouts, Enhanced Auxiliary UO functionality, Request -to -'Falk, Status Messaging, Manual Paging, Tracking Modules, 'Signal Tone, and Module Status. User Interfaces The dispatcher may select from three user interfaces: mouse, dispatch keyboard, or touchscreen. The mouse is a user-fricsadly, flexible interface that provides point -and -click convenience. The ergonomically designed dispatch keyboard provides fast response and tactile feedback. For customers with limited space, the touchscreen is an effective method for the dispatcher to control operations with the touch of a finger. User -Defined Screens (UDS) User -defined screens allow customers to manually create the screen layout best suited to their needs. These layouts may be copied to other consoles. Enhanced Auxiliary 1/0 Fnhanced Auxiliary Ito allows the customer to define up to 255 1/0 modules in a Fully loaded CEC/1MC that permits access to certain input and output functions. Request -To -Talk (RTT) RTTis useful in situations where numerous radios are trying k) "speak" with a dispatcher at the same time. RTT can save valuable air tinge by sending a message over the control channel instead of using; one of the working channels. Status and Message Radio users can efficiently communicate their status or send a message to the dispatcher with this powerful feature. The radio user pushes two buttons on the terminal, thereby sending a message via the control channel. The message is automatically displayed on the console without dispatcher intervention. Manual Paging The dispatcher can place individual or group tone pages through the graphical user interl'€ace (GUI). The EAE provides the internal encoder for the paging. ERICSSON 5— FDACS,1t L3 NholroT" III .