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FUNCTION: SET NEW CW FREQUENCY
FUNCTION CODE:
77
PURPOSE: To set the frequency at which the controller sends any tone
HOW TO USE:
1.
Key up
2.
Enter the SET NEW CW FREQUENCY function code
3.
Unkey
4.
The controller sends the ENTER NEXT DATA indication
5.
Key up
6.
Enter the new frequency for the controller to send (from 400Hz to 1500Hz)
7.
Unkey
8.
The controller will send the COMMAND ACCEPTED indication
9.
The DTMF codes in the selected line / memory are now cleared from the EEPROM
The frequency range is from 400Hz to 1500Hz. If a value is entered outside these limits the controller will not save
the entered value, it will give the ERROR indication (B in CW) and the function will be ended.
FUNCTION:
ENTER DTMF COMMAND LINE
FUNCTION CODE:
78
PURPOSE:
To enter a DTMF code that when entered will do a function
HOW TO USE:
1.
Key up
2.
Enter the ENTER DTMF COMMAND LINE function code
3.
Unkey, the controller sends the ENTER NEXT DATA indication
4.
Key up
5.
Enter the DTMF line memory number 0 to 24. (a total of 25 DTMF memories)
6.
Unkey, the controller sends the next ENTER NEXT DATA indication
7.
Key up
8.
Enter the DTMF digits for the DTMF code, do not unkey while entering the 1 to 5 DTMF digits
9.
Unkey, the controller sends the next ENTER NEXT DATA indication
10.
Key up,
11.
If this DTMF command line is to be used only at the Control operator's level (and only if ) enter in “16”
12.
Unkey, the controller sends the next ENTER NEXT DATA indication
13.
Enter in the numerical value of the Function for this DTMF command line to do
14.
Unkey, the controller sends the COMMAND ACCEPTED indication
15.
The new DTMF command line is now stored in EEPROM
If the controller did not like the information it received the controller will not save the entered data and it will give the
ERROR or BAD VALUE indication (B in CW) and the function will be ended. This can occur from step 4 to step 14
PLEASE NOTE: You must now Unkey after entering in the Control operator code (16) if you enter it.
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