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6 - Duncecap 0440 0500 200mS 0mS
.... 0440 0350 200mS 0mS
7 - Dial Tone 0440 0350 100mS 100mS
8 - Low-High Beep 0500 0000 100mS 0mS
.... 0665 0000 100mS 0mS
9 - High-Low Beep 0665 0000 100mS 0mS
.... 0500 0000 100mS 0mS
10 - Cover Tone 0440 0000 200mS 300mS
11 - Audible Ring Tone 0440 0480 400mS 400mS
Example:
I want port 1's courtesy beep to be number 5 as listed above.
1) Locate the courtesy beep macro for port 1 in Chapter 8.
- Slot 232 is Port 1's courtesy beep macro
2) Command 055 deletes the old contents of a macro
055 232 D or unkey or <Enter>
3) Command 056 appends a command onto the end of a macro - we will do the first tone
056 232 040 012 000 0750 D or unkey or <Enter>
012 is the duration of the beep in 10 millisecond increments
000 is the length of the pause in 10 millisecond increments
0750 is the frequency of the tone in hertz
4) Command 056 appends a command onto the end of a macro - the second tone
056 232 040 008 000 1200 D or unkey or <Enter>
008 is the duration of the beep in 10 millisecond increments
000 is the length of the pause in 10 millisecond increments
1200 is the frequency of the tone in hertz
5) Command 056 appends a command onto the end of a macro - the third beep
- It is a dual tone beep
056 232 040 008 000 1200 0880 D or unkey or <Enter>
008 is the duration of the beep in 10 millisecond increments
000 is the length of the pause in 10 millisecond increments
1200 is the frequency of one tone in hertz
0880 is the frequency of the other tone in hertz
6) Now when port 1's courtesy beep needs to be sent, the courtesy beep macro will call
Command 040 three times to generate the three beeps.
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