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Messages
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Select Programmable Messages
Selects or changes the various messages sent by the controller.
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Enter the password, followed by the 4-digit root number shown, followed by
the desired message.
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Any message may have any combination of message types, including CW,
beeps, page tones, etc.
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The maximum size of any message is 50 bytes (50 2-digit codes).
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You must count the control character. Therefore, any message could have
46 CW characters, 23 synthesized speech words, and so on.
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To delete a message, enter the password, the 4-digit root number, and the
(*) (do not enter any message).
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See the Select Initial and Normal ID Tail Message commands on page 12-8
for other programmable messages.
Command Form:
Command Form
Select Courtesy Message (PW) 31 10 (message) *
Select Dropout Message (PW) 31 13 (message) *
Select Pre-Timeout Message (PW) 31 16 (message) *
Select Post-Timeout Message (PW) 31 19 (message) *
Select Initial ID Message for TX1 (PW) 31 30 (message) *
Select Initial ID Message for TX2 (PW) 31 33 (message) *
Select Normal ID Message for TX1 (PW) 31 31 (message) *
Select Normal ID Message for TX2 (PW) 31 34 (message) *
Select Autopatch Dialing Message (PW) 31 40 (message) *
Select Autopatch Timeout Warning Message (PW) 31 41 (message) *
Select Phone Line Answer Message
(PW) 31 50 (message) *
Select Reverse Patch Ringout Message (PW) 31 51 (message) *
Note: Since the default routing is to transmitter #1, no routing character is
needed for either TX1 ID. However, you must enter a routing character when
programming IDs for TX2, or the message will go to TX1 instead.
Acknowledgment: Sends OK