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Change This Line
To change the line, a complete sequence of commands and values must be entered. For example, if the
setting was to be changed so that the wait time was 5 seconds instead of 3, the entry would be:
YOU: Change this line
B1290: "beep"
YOU:
B1290: "Directory A, Line One is DIAL 4032559544 WAIT 5 SEC VOICE"
This is the same command as [DIAL]4032559544 [WAIT]5 [VOICE] for this line in the PC programming
software.
For an invalid entry, the B1290 will speak the word “Error” at the end.
Delete This Line
Deleting a line will automatically alter the line numbers of any subsequent commands. If there are no lines
in use following the deletion, the B1290 will simply read empty. If there are commands in the lines
following deletion, the numerical value of the subsequent lines will shift up in sequence: commands from
line 3 will move to line 2 (line deleted), commands from line 4 will move to line 3,…
YOU: Delete this line
B1290: "empty" If the next line in the directory is empty
or
B1290: "Directory A, Line One is DIAL 4032559544 DTMF 1234 VOICE" Contents of the next line
You can either accept this entry or edit the line.
Insert A New Line
Inserting a line will automatically alter the line numbers of any subsequent commands.
If
there are previously programmed commands in the subsequent lines to the line inserted, the numerical
value of the lines will shift down in sequence: commands from line 2 (line inserted) will move to line 3,
commands from line 3 will move to line 4,…
YOU: Insert a new line
B1290: "beep"
YOU: (new entry)
B1290: "Directory A, Line One is DIAL 4032559544 VOICE"
Next
The Next option allows you to advance to the next line in the directory
YOU: Next
Quit
The Quit option returns the B1290 to the Enter Directory Code prompt.
YOU: Quit
Limits: Each phone number may contain up to 39 digits.
Default: Directory A has the single command to turn on the radio and speak the voice messages; the other three
directories are empty.
If a pause is required when dialing, use the Wait command to insert a delay interval followed by a DTMF command
with more digits. This feature is most often used when communicating with devices which require special signaling,
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