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Programming
Fundamentals
Note: Throughout this manual, numerous Programming Tables are used to
facillitate programming the controller. Most of these tables are reprinted in
Appendix A (on page A-1). Additionally, all commands used in this book appear
in the Command Quick Reference on page A-25.
You program the controller by entering strings of DTMF digits. These strings of
digits are referred to as Commands. A standard DTMF keyboard with 12 digits
may be used for nearly all commands. A few advanced features are available
to programmers with 16- button keyboards. The extra 4 lettered keys may be
used in passwords or macro names to increase the security of the system.
(See the Special Keys section on page 3-4.) The controller may be
programmed over any of the receiver inputs and the telephone line, if enabled.
The controller responds to valid commands by sending Acknowledgment
Messages (Acknowledgments). These responses may be disable if desired
using the Enable/Disable Command Response Messages command on page
11-2.
Programming Fundamentals
Chapter 3
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