6.2 Message identifications
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6.2 Message identifications

  6.2.1 The equipment should be capable of internally storing at least 200 message identifications for each receiver provided.

  6.2.2 After between 60 h and 72 h, a message identification should automatically be erased from the store. If the number of received message identifications exceeds the capacity of the store, the oldest message identification should be erased.

  6.2.3 Only message identifications which have been satisfactorily received should be stored; a message is satisfactorily received if the error rate is below 4%.

Parent topic: 6 Storage
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