B1290: beep
Details on how directory commands are entered are shown in Program
Code 2 Directories. The startup process described here provides only the
basic auto-dialer configuration.
Enter the phone number using the pushbuttons on your telephone. The
entry shown below will result in the B1290 dialing the selected number and
then speaking the alarm messages. The #0 at the beginning is the DIAL
command, followed by a #8 command for VOICE.
YOU:
#0 2559544 #8 **
B1290: Directory A, Line One is DIAL 2559544 VOICE.
If there is an error in the entry, hit the program code 2 followed by
ÞÞ
and
try again. If the sequence is played back correctly, hit the enter code.
YOU:
**
Next
B1290: Directory A, Line Two is empty
The B1290 is prompting you for the second directory line. The commands
entered for line 2 are what will occur if there is no acknowledgement after
the first line commands are completed during operation.
YOU:
2**
Change line
B1290: beep
YOU:
#0 2552343 #8 **
B1290: Directory A, Line Two is DIAL 2552343 VOICE.
YOU:
**
B1290: Directory A, Line Three is empty.
The B1290 is prompting you for a third telephone number to dial if it cannot
get an answer at the first two. Continue entering telephone numbers up to a
maximum of twenty. If you are not using twenty numbers, enter the Quit
code (#) at the prompt. If you hit the Enter code (
ÞÞ
) for an empty tele-
phone number, the B1290 assumes that you have no more telephone num-
bers to enter and will jump to the next function.
YOU:
**
or
YOU:
#**
Acknowledge Code
B1290: Program Acknowledge Code.
21
Getting Started