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Each pager is specified by a 35-bit address known as the Radio Identity Code (RIC). This unique address consists of 13 bits that are specific to the "home system," where the subscriber database information is maintained, and a 22-bit local address for the specific pager. This large address field will accommodate a global address scheme to support hundreds of millions of pagers.
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The Pediatric Adolescent Gastroesophageal Reflux Association (PAGER) is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization that provides information and support to parents and children (infants to teens) dealing with gastroesophageal reflux. PAGER has been helping parents and children deal with acid reflux and related disorders since 1992. For more information, visit http://www.reflux.org.
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Conserving the power drain in a pager will increase the interval between the charging or replacing of the battery. In an attempt to maximize battery life, each pager and paging format normally employs some type of "battery saver" technique that allows the pager to enter a low power mode for short periods of time. The following sections describe how paging information is formatted under the various encoding techniques.
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PAGER Association was founded in 1992 to provide support and information to parents, professionals and children dealing with acid reflux disease. Help can be found through the Web site at http://www.reflux.org or by calling 301-601-9541.
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New protocols have been developed between each of the network components to properly convey response information from the pager to the central control terminal. The discussions in this section will be limited to some of the pager protocols in place and not the protocols used within the network components.
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The pg:pager tag defines the pager. Inside the pg:pager tag, use the pg:param tag to add request parameters, use the pg:item tag to define items of information, use the pg:index tag to define a navigation index, and use the pg:first, pg:prev, pg:page, pg:pages, pg:next, pg:skip and pg:last tags to define navigation elements.
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