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RLC-4 V1.79 Copyright © 1998 Link Communications Inc. 9/18/98
134: Reverse Patch Logon
You do not need to know about this command - it is for the controller's internal use when using
reverse patch mode 2 (control mode), so you can quit reading now if you want. When the
controller answers the phone in mode 2, the only commands you can execute are the pre-access
macros for the autopatch port, because the controller turns preaccess on when you set up the patch.
When you specify the reverse patch access code with Command 133, it renames one of the pre-
access macros for that port to the access code and programs that macro to call this command when
executed. This command allows you to access all of the commands until the patch is hung up,
resets the patch time out timer, and stops the pre-access timer, among other things. If you are
accessing the reverse patch in mode 2 and the time out timer is about to expire, you can execute this
command to keep the patch from timing out.
<134>
Parameters:
- 134 is the default command name.
135: Answer Reverse Patch
This command is used to answer a reverse patch call that is ringing out over the air (Autopatch
needs to be configured as mode 1 - see Command 133). It will only work when the reverse patch is
ringing - it is not a substitute for the manual off-hook command. The patch is hung up the same
way as for forward patch, with Command 114.
<135>
Parameters:
- 135 is the default command name.
Notes:
The controller will send a beep-beep (CW ‘I’) out both the radio and the autopatch when
this command is executed successfully.
If you try to execute this command and the reverse autopatch has not been ringing, you will
get an autopatch error (See System wide errors at the front of the manual).
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