Computer Automation Technology CAT-800, Manual

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DISCONNECT PORT #2 and PORT #3 FROM PORT #1 7230 -----
EVENT MACRO DISABLE 80XX 01-60
EVENT MACRO ENABLE 81XX 01-60
EVENT MACRO BLOCK IF ANY PORT IS ACTIVE 8300 -----
USER MACRO DISABLE 84XX 01-40
USER MACRO ENABLE 85XX 01-40
VOICE WORDS 9XXX 000-999
Internal Command Notes
INTERNAL COMMAND DEFINITION (If a repeater user keys-up during the message)
30XX The V/S audio message will mix with the RX audio
31XX The V/S audio message will stop and the RX audio will be heard
3200 The V/S ID message #1 will stop and switch to CW, RX audio will be heard
3300 The WAV ID message Track #1 will stop switch to CW, RX audio will be heard
36XX The WAV audio message will mix with the RX audio
37XX The WAV audio message will stop and the RX audio will be heard
Scheduled Event Macro Time
Event Macros (40-59) are linked to the scheduler. The [*10XX], [*11XX] and [*12XX] programming
commands are used to read, program and erase the scheduled time the macros execute. Programming
the scheduler is a two-step procedure. Once you have programmed the time with the [*11XX]
command you must program the action using the [*17XX] Event Macro programming command.
Read Scheduled Event Macro Time
Key-up and send [*10XX]. Un-key and the voice will read back the status of the memory location. If
there is no command stored at that memory location, the voice will say: "All CLEAR." If a time is stored
at that memory location, the voice will read back the time, day and month of year.
Program Scheduled Event Macro Time
Key-up and send [*11XX] followed by the hours, minutes, day and month of year. Un-key and the voice
will say: "CONTROL OK." Example: 9:00 AM Every Friday stored in table position 40.
Program Scheduled Event Macro 15 Minutes After Each Hour
Example: Set Event Macro 44 to execute 15 minutes after every hour on Monday.
Minutes Day of Week (01-09)
Hour (Friday)
Event Macro
*11 40 09 00 06
Minutes Day of Week (01-09)
Hour (Monday)
Event Macro
*11 44 ** 15 02