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Pacific Research Solutions RI-300e User Manual
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S-Cmd 84 TELEPHONE NUMBER AUTO-DIALER
The RI-300 supports 99 auto dial numbers and a “last number” re-dial. Use this command to store each of the auto dial
numbers. Any number stored here will not be checked by either the accept table or the reject table when used. To use an auto
dial number, send the telephone dial command (Default 8) followed by a “*” and then by the auto dial storage number (01
through 99). Example: *8*33 will call the number stored at location “33”.
Auto dial “00” is a reserved dial to recall the last dialed number (re-dial).
Note: When using an auto dial number, that number is not stored into the last number re-dial buffer (00).
Valid digits are 0 through 9,
#
and A for a 2 second pause.
SYNTAX: 84 [Store position] [Telephone number]
READ BACK 84 * [Store position]
STORAGE: EEPROM
PARAMETERS: Store position = 01 to 99
Telephone number = 0 to 16 digits, 0 digits will clear the auto dial number slot
DEFAULT: Nothing stored.
EXAMPLE: 84 01 15306729053 Store Pacific Research Solutions number in auto dial position 01
84 00 Clear last number re-dial buffer
S-Cmd 85 SET AN AUTO-DIAL NUMBER FOR USE
This S-Command is used to pre-set an Auto-Dial number in a macro for use in dialing a telephone number within a macro. This
S-Command must be placed before the off-hook S-Command 82 in the macro. If this S-Command is used in a normal
telephone dialing macro, this command will delete any number or auto dial code that was included in the users dialing process.
This command is best used if you are building a macro that has a normal user command and will dial a preprogrammed number
for the user.
SYNTAX: 85 [Auto dial position]
READ BACK 85
STORAGE: RAM
PARAMETERS: Auto dial positions 00 = Last number redial
Auto dial positions 01-99 = Auto dial numbers stored by S-Command 84
DEFAULT: N/A
EXAMPLE: 85 14 Dial number stored in auto dial position 14 when off-hook occurs in the macro.
S-Cmd 86 TELEPHONE NUMBER ACCEPT TABLE ENABLE
This command is used enable or disable the telephone number accept table. If the accept table is on and the reject table is off,
only numbers that match the accept table will be available for dialing. See section 15, telephone interconnect, for additional
information on the use of the telephone accept and reject tables.
SYNTAX: 86 [on/off]
READ BACK 86
STORAGE: RAM/EEPROM
PARAMETERS: 0 = Off and 1 = On
DEFAULT: 0
EXAMPLE: 86 1 Turn on the accept table.