YOU:
3**
Delete this line
B1290: ‘beep’ if the next line in the directory is empty
or
B1290: Directory A, Line One is DIAL 2559544 DTMF 1234 VOICE
if there is another line in the directory. This was the content of line 2 before
the current line was removed. All of the lines move up one line. You can ei-
ther accept this entry or edit the line.
YOU:
4**
Insert a new line
B1290: ‘beep’
YOU:
#0 2559544 #8 **
(new entry)
B1290: Directory A, Line One is DIAL 2559544 VOICE
YOU:
**
Next
The B1290 advances to the next line in the directory
YOU:
#**
Quit
The B1290 returns to the Enter Directory Code prompt.
Limits: Each phone number may contain up to 39 digits.
Default: Directory A has the single command to turn on the radio and
speak the voice messages; the other three directories are empty.
If a pause is required when dialing, use the Wait command to insert a delay
interval followed by a DTMF command with more digits. This feature is
most often used when communicating with devices which require special
signaling, such as paging terminals. The #, or pound digit, has no special
meaning and is dialed as a pound.
When calling a paging terminal or someone who cannot acknowledge the
call from their phone, it may be useful to wait before starting the next tele-
phone call. This allows the called party to get to a phone and call the B1290
to acknowledge it before it calls out again. To do this, put a Wait command
with the required delay on the next directory line and then a Dial command
on the following line.
To send a group call with 2 Tone Paging, set tone A equal to tone B.
Do not use the Answer command immediately following a Dial command
in the directories when Call Progress is enabled. This is the equivalent of
two Answer commands and may result in unreliable operation.
Program Code 3
ÞÞ
: DTMF Codes
The B1290 is capable of decoding, storing, and transmitting all DTMF
codes, including codes received from a 4x4 keypad. Enter #
ÞÞ
to clear a
DTMF Code.
33
Program Codes