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Changing System Opitons and Programming Exceptions
Whether an alert is assigned to one or more exceptions or to one or
more lines or splits, an alert must be assigned to a line button in order
to function.
The function keys used on the screen are:
— [F1] (Cancel Prompt). Used to cancel the prompt for this operation.
— [F5] (Previous Field). Used to move back to a previous field in the
prompt.
— [F6] (Next Field). Used to move to the next field in the prompt.
— [F8] (Enter Data). Used to enter the data just entered.
2. Press either [F5] (Previous Field) or [F6] (Next Field) to move to the alert
number field (1, 2, 3, or
number.
3. Enter the line button number in the selected alert number field. Refer to
the "CMS Line Button Planning Form" for the list of line button assign-
ments.
You can enter a line number in each of the four alert number fields or
enter a hyphen in any field that is not being used.
NOTE:
If the alert has been assigned to either a split or
line number must be assigned under alerts.
4. When you are finished assigning line button numbers (or entering
hyphens), press [F8] (Enter Data) to enter the data.
The alert number to which the exception line button number has been
assigned is automatically posted in the appropriate fields when the Exception
Settings screens are displayed. Figure 4-8 shows line button number 26
posted for the first alert number and the first alert number posted in the
appropriate "SPLITS" field.
4-30 Programming Exceptions
to which you are assigning a line button
4)
line group exception, a
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