ZETRON 748, Technical Manual

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Feature Set Reference
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Voice Prompts
The Voice prompts option (950-9588) adds the ability to replace several prompt beeps or tones with
owner recordable Voice prompts . These are used to give instructions or prompts to callers on how to
use the interconnect. There are nine slots for recording prompts. Each one has a different maximum
time allowed for the message. Experienced users can bypass the messages by entering DTMF at
anytime.
Not all of the prompts must be used. Only the prompts that contain messages will be used. For
example, if you have programmed a Morse ID and a voice ID, the voice ID will be sent in place of
the Morse ID. If there isn't a voice ID recorded, then the Morse ID (tones) will be sent instead.
Voice prompts can only be programmed (recorded, erased or played back for verification) by DTMF
programming. This can be over the air, over the dial up phone line or over the local phone.
Record Voice Prompt
Enter the program mode by entering the program mode access code (default is 12748). Enter “130#”.
You will hear two beeps, enter the message number you want to record followed by “#”. At the
beep, the Model 748 is recording the message. You can terminate the message (and should) when
you are finished by pressing a DTMF “*”. Two beeps mean the Model 748 is no longer recording
and the message is over. Use the Play voice prompt command to verify your message.
Play Voice Prompt
This command simply allows the user to listen to one of the recorded messages. This is useful to
verify the prompt. You will find that it takes a few tries to get the prompt “just right”. This command
helps do that.
To play back a message:
Enter the program mode by entering the program mode access code (default is 12748). Enter “131#”.
You will hear two beeps, enter the message number you want to listen to followed by “#”.
Erase Voice Prompt
Once voice prompts have been entered, the Model 748 will play them instead of issuing beeps to the
users. To disable one of the messages and return to beeps, use the “erase voice prompt” command to
erase one of the messages.
To erase a message:
Enter the program mode by entering the program mode access code (default is 12748). Enter “132#”.
You will hear two beeps, enter the message number you want to erase followed by “#”.