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The SR5-BPR incorporates onboard programmable transmission delay time and duplicate call restriction time settings configured via its rear 1.3-inch LCD. This protocol logic suppresses redundant packet forwarding and prevents ping-pong signal looping across overlapping coverage zones.
In complex wireless calling installations spanning multiple floors or large facilities, overlapping repeater zones can trigger packet reflections, echo signals, or infinite loops known as repeater bounce. The SOLT SR5-BPR addresses this issue through onboard digital packet filtering features:
- Duplicate Call Restriction Time: Allows system administrators to specify an interval during which identical call signals from the same button ID are ignored after initial broadcast, preventing false duplicate alerts at the receiver end.
- Selectable TX Delay Time: Introduces controlled transmission offsets to eliminate signal collision and channel congestion when multiple transceivers capture the same transmission.
- Onboard LCD Configuration: All packet restriction windows, sequential bell ID registrations, and operational settings can be audited and programmed directly using the 1.3-inch rear display without specialized external software tools.
