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Pacific Research Solutions RI-300e User Manual
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S-Cmd 33 DIGITAL VOICE RECORDER, EDIT MESSAGE
The Digital Voice Recorder (DVR) used in the RI-300 provides a high quality solid-state speech record and playback function.
This unit uses a non-volatile EEPROM technology to store the messages. Note that even though the message itself is stored in
the DVR memory, message management information is stored in the RI-300. If you replace or change the DVR, any prior
recorded messages will be lost. After installing the DVR (section 6), use the "33 9 x" S-Command to tell the RI-300 which
model DVR you installed.
The DVR will allow up to 50 messages of variable length totaling the size of the device you installed. You can send
S-Command "33 3 0" to find out how much total DVR time you have used. To record a message, send S-Command "33 1 x" (x
= message number) and un-key. After the prompt, key up and start recording your message. The RI-300 will stop recording
when you finish your transmission. The RI-300 will also edit the end of your message to remove any squelch burst. Next you
can review your message by sending S-Command "33 2 x". If you want to record over an existing message, you do not have to
delete the old message; the controller will do that for you. To include a message in a user command or in an ID message, use
the speech message editor (S-Command 30), selecting Speech Command 901 through 950. Speech Command 901 will play
DVR message #1 and so on.
SYNTAX: 33 [Function] [Message]
READ BACK: 33
STORAGE: EEPROM
PARAMETERS: Function 0 = Delete: This is used to delete a recorded message. When a message is deleted, the memory
used to store that message is freed for a new message.
Function 1 = Record: This function is used to record a message from the input from which you are
sending the record command. To record a message, send S-Command "33 1 x" (where x =
message number) and un-key. After the prompt, key up and start recording your message.
The RI-300 will stop recording when you finish your transmission. If you are recording a
message from the telephone, send this command, then start the recording by pressing “1” on
the telephone and stop the recording by pressing “0”. The RI-300 will also edit the end of
your message to remove any DTMF or squelch burst. If you want to record over an existing
message, you do not have to delete the old message, the controller will do that for you.
Message 0 = Stop Record, 1-50 = Message number
Function 2 = Play: You can use this function to review your message by sending S-Command "33 2 x".
To include a message in a user command or ID, use the speech message editor (S-Command
30) and Speech Command 901 through 950. Speech Command 901 will play DVR message
#1 and so on.
Message 0 = Stop Play, 1-50 = Message number
Function 3 = Record Time: This function is used to determine how much record time is used by each
message. At any time, you can send S-Command "33 3 0" to find out how much total DVR
time you have used.
Message 0 = Total time of all messages, 1-50 = Message number
Function 9 = DVR Select (Use the following message number to select the correct DVR)
Message 0 = No DVR, 1 = 120 Second DVR, 2 = 240 Second DVR, 3 = 480 Second DVR
DEFAULT: DVR Select 0, No DVR installed
EXAMPLE: 33 9 2 Select 240 second DVR, Must match device that is installed
33 1 1 After sending command and un-keying, key up and record a new message
33 2 1 Play recorded message
33 0 1 Delete recorded message
Use the following example to add a DVR message to a macro or system message.
63 xxx Set macro start line (xxx = line number).
30 001 Start of message
30 008 Delay 1 second
30 901 Play DVR message #1
30 002 End of message