The purpose of a Pager Motor is to vibrate the pager / cell phone as a signal to its user, either instead of or in addition to making some kind of tone / music / ring.
The vibrating is caused by a tiny rotary electrical motor, with an off-center weight attached to the drive shaft.
When it spins, like a washing machine with an off-center load, it shakes the cell phone or pager.
Pagers send signals to a base station using radio frequency (RF) communication. When a message is sent to a pager, it is transmitted via a base station that broadcasts the signal over a designated frequency. The pager, tuned to that frequency, receives the signal and alerts the user. This system allows for efficient and quick message delivery over a wide area.
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If you will connect it right, it will work.
Yes a 208 voltage motor will operate on 220 volts. You have to increase the motor overload protection by 10% of the motor's full load amperage to protect the motor.
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i think it is the motor that is in the vibrate in a cell phone
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Pagers work by using radio waves. Messages are sent via touch-tone phone, where the person sending the message types a text using their number key pad. The message is then displayed on the pager's screen.
it should be located at the back of your pager where the seriel numbers and the barcodes are. thats where i found mine
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The first pager was developed by an engineer named Al Gross in 1949. He is credited with inventing the prototype for the modern pager.
There are many places where one can purchase a Motorola pager. One can purchase a Motorola pager from popular on the web sources such as Amazon and eBay.
To leave a message for a pager, you typically need to call the pager's designated phone number. Once connected, follow the prompts to enter the pager number or PIN, if required. After that, you can record your message, ensuring it's brief and clear, as pagers have limited character capacity. Finally, hang up to send the message to the pager.
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