Microtel Series 1000EX - Manual (Page 33)

MICROTEL Series 1000EX Dialer
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z Access Code This 4 digit access code is required to access configuration commands
during a telephone call to and from the dialer.
0*04* Gives the status of the access code (Enabled/Disabled)
0**04nnnn* Program access code
NOTE: The factory set default code is ‘1234’. Use a 0000 access code value to
disable access code requirement. Access code is not required to configure the dialer
through the local PHONE jack.
Example- Command:
0**041357*
Response: The access code is enabled.
z Message Repeat Count The number of times the dialer will repeat the initial system
status report for a callout or callin. This value can be overridden for an individual
phone number by placing an alternate message repeat count command within the
telephone number (*94n escape sequence). The escape code *940 will cause no
status message to be spoken (useful when dialing paging terminals).
0*05* Review Message repeat count
0**05nn* Program Message repeat count
Example- Command:
0**0503*
Response: The message repeat count is three.
z Voice Interaction Delay A programmed time delay (in tenths of a second) that sets
the time between command entry and the dialer’s voice response, and between
spoken phrases during status message reports.
0*06* Review voice interaction delay
0**06n* Program voice interaction delay
Example- Command:
0**061*
Response: The voice delay is one.
z Callback Acknowledge Enable Switch This flag tells the dialer whether to or not to
acknowledge the current alarms when it receives a callback.
When an alarm occurs, callouts will be made to a specific set of phone numbers to
report the active alarms. It will continue calling until all alarms get acknowledged (or
these alarms clear). Once finished with a callout, it will wait an intercall delay period
before placing the next call. During this time, a user can place a call to the system
that would acknowledge all channels that are currently in alarm that are programmed
to call the phone number the dialer had just previously called. This switch allows you
to Enable or Disable this type of acknowledgement
0*08*
Review Callback Acknowledge Setting