Phonetics 5100 Manuale Utente
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Chapter 7: Programming
PHONE
ISACC is capable of dialing to up to 8 phone numbers, 32 digits each, during an alarm.
ISACC can dial to a modem, to a standard touch-tone or pulse telephone (VOICE mode), to a
beeper, or through an external modem. The command SET PHONE prompts you to pro-
gram the phone number, the dialing mode (modem, voice, beeper, external modem), and a
descriptive label name, a maximum of 16 characters, for each phone number.
ISACC can dial to a modem, to a standard touch-tone or pulse telephone (VOICE mode), to a
beeper, or through an external modem. The command SET PHONE prompts you to pro-
gram the phone number, the dialing mode (modem, voice, beeper, external modem), and a
descriptive label name, a maximum of 16 characters, for each phone number.
DIALING MODES
: ISACC is capable of dialing out to a 300 bps modem, 1200 bps mo-
dem, to a pulse or touch-tone telephone, to a beeper, or through an external modem. The
dialing modes tell ISACC whether it will be dialing to or through a modem (and its speed), to
a pulse telephone, or to a tone telephone. The dialing modes are:
dialing modes tell ISACC whether it will be dialing to or through a modem (and its speed), to
a pulse telephone, or to a tone telephone. The dialing modes are:
Dialing mode 0 - dial out in data mode through the internal modem at 300bps
Dialing mode 1 - dial out in data mode through the internal modem at 1200bps
Dialing mode 3 - dial out in voice mode and give message in digitized voice
Dialing mode 4 - dial out to a beeper, leaves no voice message
Dialing mode 5 - dial out through an external modem. See Chapter 9.
Dialing mode 1 - dial out in data mode through the internal modem at 1200bps
Dialing mode 3 - dial out in voice mode and give message in digitized voice
Dialing mode 4 - dial out to a beeper, leaves no voice message
Dialing mode 5 - dial out through an external modem. See Chapter 9.
To display the current phone number, dialing mode and label names, type show phone after
an ISACC prompt. You may also display information for a specific phone number by typing
show phone
an ISACC prompt. You may also display information for a specific phone number by typing
show phone
followed by the entry number, (01-08).
ISACC>show phone
DIALOUT PHONE NUMBER, DIALING MODE, AND LABEL NAME
PH01, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #1 "
PH02, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #2 "
PH03, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #3 "
PH04, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #4 "
PH05, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #5 "
PH06, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #6 "
PH07, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #7 "
PH08, Num =
Dialing mode = (Voice ) > Name = "Phone #8 "
To program the phone numbers, dialing modes and assign label names, type set phone after
an ISACC prompt. Enter values at the prompt and press ENTER to go to the next parameter.
You may also program information for a specific phone number by typing set phone followed
by the entry number, (01-08).
an ISACC prompt. Enter values at the prompt and press ENTER to go to the next parameter.
You may also program information for a specific phone number by typing set phone followed
by the entry number, (01-08).
ISACC>set phone
DIALOUT PHONE NUMBER, DIALING MODE, AND LABEL NAME
Dialing codes:
P = 2 second pause, W = wait for dial tone, B = wait for beeper tone,
A = wait for beeper service to answer, I = send input numbers in alarm
Dialing modes
0 for 300 bps data
1 for 1200 bps data