Synectix ATT 2000, Руководство пользователя

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Program # 222:
Listen to the current Pilot greeting.
After the greeting is played back, the unit prompts with Enter program
number indicating that it is ready to accept the next input.
If a digit is input while the greeting is playing, the unit terminates the
greeting playback and accepts the dialed digit as the first digit of the next
program number.
Program # 123: Program Holiday dates.
To enter the list of Holidays -
Under this program, all the Holidays, including Sundays and Weekends up
to a maximum of 16 holidays - are entered one after the other in MMDD
format with a Þ separating two successive entries. The unit checks for
validity and stores the dates in the memory. If the entry is Invalid or if it is a
duplicate entry, the unit does not store that value.
To program the Weekly Holiday for example Sunday you should enter
0007, where MM=00 signifies that it is common throughout the year and
the DD=07 signifies the day of the week (where Monday=01, Saturday=06,
Sunday=07). Similarly, to program Saturday as the Weekend Holiday, you
should enter 0006 where the DD=06 signifies Saturday.
For example, to program all Sundays, Saturdays, January 20, February 17,
May 26, July 4 , September 1, October 13, November 11, November 27 and
December 25 as Holidays, you should enter
123 0006
Þ
0007
Þ
0120
Þ
0217
Þ
0526
Þ
0704
Þ
0901
Þ
1013
Þ
1111 Þ 1127 Þ 1225 #
Length of entry = Total of 80 digits (inclusive of the
Þ
between 2 Holidays).
Maximum number of Holidays = 16.
New entries are appended to the existing list of Holidays and the Holidays
may be entered in any order. After all the available space for the Holidays is
used up, if another date is entered, the unit prompts “This entry is invalid”
and return to the “Enter Program number” prompt.
Default value: 123 #
There are no default entries for this program.
Program # 223:
To listen to the currently programmed list of Holidays -
You will hear: “Two Two Three (0.6 sec silence)”
The # at the end is not prompted as it is an indicator of the end of the
string.
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