ACC RC-96 Owner's Manual page 68

Chapter Four: How to Command the User's Features
Command
Example
Hint
Related Commands
Programming
ControlOp
User
Commanding the Remote
Control Output Functions
Commands
Examples
Hint
Related Commands
Programming
ControlOp
(Spare Audio Command)
Spare Audio Command
=
666
User sends
"666".
Controller holds up transmitter and connects Spare/Link audio
input to transmitter (turns off with #).
Avoid a single digit access command, because occasional Touch ­
Tone falsing could bring up the Spare Audio function.
Spare Audio Command Code, Spare Audio Timer
User Command
EID
# Knockdown
Users can activate or interrogate up to eight remote control logic
outputs (User Functions) from the controller. These outputs can
be wired to various equipment in the repeater system for control­
ling high/low power, antenna selection, remote base band select,
etc. In response to the command entry, the controller provides a
high or low beep tone to indicate the current state of the output.
Certain of the UP outputs take on dedicated functions when
various options are selected. For example, UF 3 becomes a
Phone Line Busy output when in the Phone Line Shared mode.
UP commands to dedicated outputs are ignored by the controller.
(UP Prefix) (Output #1-8)
(1
= on (low), 0 = off (high»
(UF Prefix)
(Outp~t
#1-8) [interrogate]
UFPrefix =9
User sends "9 3 0".
Controller sends low tone and output #3 turns off.
User sends "9 2 1".
Controller sends high tone and output #2 turns on.
User sends "9 3".
Controller sends low tone confmning off state.
See Chapter 8 for details of remote control logic output function.
Commands to UF 3 are ignored when the Phone Line Shared
mode is selected.
The UF output logic sense can be inverted with the UP Logic
Sense Programming command - i.e., high beep
1"1"
=
output on (low) or off (high).
User Function Logic Output Command Prefix, UF Logic Sense
User Command E/D
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