F. Time of Day
The
DVA-TNT
uses a standard 12-hour clock and will announce the time as such. When the
DVA-TNT
is first pow-
ered up, or it has experienced a loss of power longer than the back-up battery could maintain, the time of day will need
to be set.
Note:
If the time of day is not set, the
DVA-TNT
will skip the time portion of the announcement. The
DVA-TNT
cannot
play a “good morning/afternoon/evening” greeting until the time is set. If the time is not set, the
DVA-TNT
defaults to
the “thank you for calling” greeting.
1.
Enter programming (see
Programming
section
A
).
2.
Enter two digits pertaining to the hour (
01 - 12
).
3.
Enter the minutes (
00 - 59
).
4.
The next digit signifies morning or afternoon, enter
0
for AM or
1
for PM.
5.
Then enter “
#01
” to store the information.
Note:
To prevent the
DVA-TNT
from announcing the time of day, enter “
#01
” without any preceding digits.
E. User-Recorded Messages
This message can be up to 30 seconds long and is played before the time and temperature is given, in place of the
“Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening” message or the “Thank You for Calling” message. To enable this message, enter
44
8
while in programming, and to disable, enter
44
7
. Follow these steps to record the pre-time and temperature
announcement:
a.
Enter
4
1
while in programming.
b
. The
DVA-TNT
will play
“record your message now”
followed by a single beep as a prompt to begin recording.
c.
When finished recording, enter any touch tone to stop the recording.
d.
The
DVA-TNT
will then playback the message just recorded. To listen to the message again, enter
4
3
, and the
DVA-TNT
will then playback all user-recorded messages in the following order: the night message (if recorded),
the pre-time and temperature message (if recorded) and the post-time and temperature message (if recorded).
Note:
If the available time is exceeded while recording, the
DVA-TNT
will automatically stop the recording process
and begin playing back the message just recorded.
1. Pre-Time and Temperature Message
This message can be up to 30 seconds long and is played after the time and temperature is given. After this mes-
sage is played, the
DVA-TNT
disconnects if in the ring-trip mode or starts a new message cycle if in the drum
recorder mode. To enable this message, enter
44
0
while in programming, and to disable, enter
44
9
. Follow these
steps to record the post-time and temperature announcement:
a.
Enter
4
2
while in programming.
b
. Follow steps
b-d
shown in section
1
above.
Note:
If the available time is exceeded while recording, the
DVA-TNT
will automatically stop the recording process
and begin playing back the message just recorded.
2. Post-Time and Temperature Message
The night message can be up to 15 seconds long and is played before the time and temperature is given. After the
time and temperature is given, the
DVA-TNT
disconnects if in the ring-trip mode or starts a new message cycle if in
the drum recorder mode. To enable this message, provide a contact closure across the “
NIGHT MODE C.C. INPUT
”
(terminals 7 and 8) on the front of the unit. Follow these steps to record the night announcement:
a.
Enter
4
0
while in programming.
b
. Follow steps
b-d
shown in section
1
above.
Note:
If the available time is exceeded while recording, the
DVA-TNT
will automatically stop the recording process
and begin playing back the message just recorded.
3. Night Message
G. Call Counter
The
DVA-TNT
has a call counter that can be read and reset by entering the programming mode. The call counter
capacity is 99,999 calls. To read the call counter, enter
4
8
while in programming. The
DVA-TNT
will play
“total calls”
and then speak the individual digits making up the call count number. For example,
“one, one, eight, nine”
would
indicate that the call count was 1,189. The call counter can be reset by entering
4
9
while in programming. The
DVA-
TNT
will reset the call counter to zero and play
“call counter has been reset.” Note:
The call counter is volatile and
will be reset to zero when the unit is powered down.
