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011: Recall Command Name
This command allows you to recall the name of a command. It also tells you whether it
requires more digits to be entered after the command name, if so how many, and whether more
digits than that will be accepted. You specify the command number (the name of the command
in this manual) and the controller will look up its name.
<011> xxx
Parameters:
- 011 is the default command name.
- XXX is the command number ranging from 000-999
Voice Response:
The voice response is XXX YYYYYY 'ED' (Number of Digits of Extra Data)
-- "ED" signifies that the following number is the amount of additional data needed for
that command.
-- If the word "Variable" is spoken, the controller will accept more than the specified
number of digits. If not, exactly that many digits must be entered. See
the discussion about command names and numbers at the beginning of
this chapter for more information.
Parameters:
- 012 is the default command name.
-- This command recalls the command number for the associated command name
- YYYYYY is the command name with default command name of 000-999
Voice Response:
The voice response is "Command Number (000-999)" is YYYYYY
012: Find Commands Named ...
This command tells the controller to find all of the commands that have the name you specify.
Normally it will only find one command, but if you have several commands with the same
name, it will list them all.
<012> y..y
Parameters:
- 012 is the default command name.
- Y..Y is the command name with default command name of 000-999
Voice Response: The voice response is "y..y is <cmd number>, <cmd number>..." or "y..y is
not used" if there are no commands that have that name.