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RLC-4 V1.79 Copyright © 1998 Link Communications Inc. 9/18/98
032: Send Serial Message out the Serial Port
This command allows you to send a custom message out the controller's serial port. If the message
is entered with DTMF the serial message will only contain DTMF digits. If the message is entered
using the RS-232 port, then the message will contain whatever characters you enter. This
command is used to display serial error messages among other things. The message will only be
sent if you cause this command to be executed from the serial port or if you turn suppressed serial
off with command 060, to minimize the amount of stuff being sent out of the serial port. If you
want a message to be sent no matter what, use command 032.
<032> s..s
Parameters:
- 032 is the default command name.
- s..s is the data to be sent over the RS-232 port
-- The message length is limited to the maximum command length (about 80
characters) or if used in a macro, by the space left in a macro (less than 50
characters). If you need a longer message, split it up between several macros
and use one macro to call the next macro in the sequence.
CW response:
There is no CW response for this command
Notes:
To change the baud rate, see command 024.
Spaces are automatically stripped when the controller processes commands, including
commands that send serial messages. This allows upload files to contain spaces without
affecting the format of the input data. If a user wishes to have a 'space like character' sent,
the '_' (underscore) data can be used.
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