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Address and/or Phrase Modification
There may be times when you want to initiate a message using a programmed phrase
as we did above, but a little differently:
• and send it to an address other than the customized initial address.
• and/or modify the programmed phrase.
EXAMPLE: The phrase is to be sent to DD and display: SEE ME WHEN YOU CAN .
The phrase can be modified to give additional information by typing
the additional text: REF/ DETAILS OF TOMORROW’S MEETING . The new
phrase will read: DD SEE ME WHEN YOU CAN REF/ DETAILS OF TOMOR-
ROW’S MEETING . For this example, the initial address is AA.
1. Press the desired phrase key. The screen displays:
AA SEE ME WHEN YOU CAN
2. Press the
MESSAGE ENTER
key. The screen displays:
MESSAGE TO AA
3. a. To modify the address: type the new address. Press
SEND
. The screen
displays the message with a flashing cursor at the end.
b. To modify the phrase: type the new text and the screen displays:
REF/ DETAILS OF TOMORROW’S MEETING
4. Press
SEND
. The screen returns to idle mode, indicating the message was
received.
Sending a Message to Multiple Addresses
In this section, the next three examples deal with the delivery of a message to more
than one unit using:
• the
NEXT PERSON
key.
• a group address +Ø through +9 .
• the global a +.
You will quickly see how wonderfully capable your unit is.
NEXT PERSON
Key
There may be times when you would like to send the same message to more than one
address, but not all addresses on the network. The
NEXT PERSON
key allows this flexi-
bility (maximum 20 addresses).
EXAMPLE: You would like to send a message to the addresses: BB, CC and DD.
For this example, the initial address is AA.
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