PageGate GUI Client

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PageGate GUI Client

 

PGC

 

This API offers a few unique features, such as the ability to create a scheduled message to go out and to create a scheduled message to go out at a repeating interval. The PageGate server application must be installed and configured before the PageGate GUI Client can be used. Please refer to the PageGate Server's help file for more information on the installation, configuration, and operation of the PageGate Server.

 

The first step in using the GUI Client is understanding its interface. There sections of the main interface are:

Recipient List

PGCR

 

This section displays all recipients and groups available to message from this installation of the GUI Client. This list can be controlled by display groups, which allow administrators to limit which recipients and groups are available for this workstation to message, as well as modified by filtering the list or creating a local recipient list.

 

Selected Recipients

PGCSR

 

This section displays all recipients and groups selected. To select a recipient or group to message, left click on their name in the 'Recipient List'.

 

Message Text

PGCM

 

This section is where you'll type the message you want to deliver.

 

Buttons

Along the top of the interface, you'll see these buttons:

pgcb1

This button cancels all pending messages.

pgcb3

This button displays a list of messages currently in the pending queue for immediate delivery.

pgcb4

This button displays a list of messages successfully sent by this workstation's station ID.

pgcb5

This button displays a list of messages that were not successfully sent by this workstation's station ID.

pgcb6

This button displays the two-way messaging interface.

pgcb7

This button displays the history of messages (good and bad) sent by this workstation's station ID.

 

Along the bottom of the interface, you'll see these buttons:

PGCB

These buttons allow you to configure preset messages, which configure pre-determined messages to potentially save your operators a lot of typing.

 

Along the right hand side, you'll see these buttons:

PGCB2

Clear Selected Recipients

Clicking this button next to the 'Selected Recipients' section will clear all selections from the list.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clear Message

Clicking on this button next to the 'Message Text' section will clear anything typed in that section.

 

 

Options

This button is used to configure scheduled and repeating messages.

 

Statuses

PGCStatuses

This section displays the status of all traffic a workstation is allowed to see and the tickers update in real time. The categories listed are:

Sched

This is the count of messages scheduled from this workstation to go out at a later date and time.
 

Pend

This is the count of messages in the pending queue for immediately delivery.
 

Sent

This is the count of messages successfully delivered by this workstation.
 

Bad

This is the count of messages that were not successfully delivered.
 

Rcvd

If this workstation is configured to receive replies, this will display the number of reply messages received.