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Chapter Six: Programming the Controller
The next example is a synthesized speech message. You want to
load the Bulletin Board Message #1 with "Call the Control
Operator for information about tonight's 8:00 meeting. See you
later."
ENTER RESPONSE COMMENT
unlock code
UL
Unlock the controller
*1123 Bl Bulletin Board 1, speech
*751*444*624Cal1 the Control Enter a few at a time
*630*231 *996 Operator for information
*85545*915 about tonight's
08306035 8:30 meeting.
342382*956*210 (pause) See you later .
. *2 Call the Control.Operatorfor information
about tonight's eight-thirty meeting. See you
later.
*0 Write
Store message in memory
UL Ready for next command
Note how the
*
1
command caused a character in the Morse
example to be deleted after readback. In the voice message,
several tricks were used: code *915 (-s suffix) after "tonight";
. codes 30 and 60 to build up "thir-ty"; code 34 for the pause
between sentences; the use of codes 23 and 82 (C and U) to get
"See you"; and finally, codes *956 and *210 to make "late-r."
Message Commands
Command Messaee Name Response
Max#of
Morse SPeecb
Characters
*1000 *1100
Initial ID IT
20
*1001
Forced CW ID FI
12
*1002 *1102
Anxious ID AI
12
*1003 *1103
Pending ID 1 PI
24
*1004 *1104 Pending ID 2 P2
24
*1005 *1105
Pending ID 3 P3
24
*1006 *1106 Special ID
SI
48
*1007 *1107
Tail Message 1 TI
8
*1008 *1108
Tail Message 2 T2
8
*1009 *1109
Tail Message 3 T3
8
*1010 *1110
Autodial 0 Service EO
6
*1011 *1111
Autodiall Service
El
6
*1012 *1112
Autodial 2 Service E2
6
*1013 *1113
Autodial 3 Service E3
6
*1014 *1114
Autodial 4 Service E4
6
*1015 *1115
AutodJal 5 Service E5
6
*1016 *1116
Autodial 6 Service E6
6
*1017 *1117
Autodial 7 Service E7
6
*1018 *1118
Autodial 8 Service E8
6
*1019 *1119
Autodial 9 Service E9
6
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