Messages
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Run-Time Variables
Run-Time Variables (RTV) are small code groups which you place into a
message to be expanded at “run time” (the instant the message is actually
transmitted by the controller). The message handler recognizes run-time
variables because they always begin with 98.
When the message handler encounters an RTV, it forms the appropriate
message and transmits it in place of the RTV code. You could, for example,
announce the time or date as part of an ID, autopatch termination, or other
occasion. You may precede and/or follow the RTV with other messages,
routing codes, and so on. RTVs may be placed in succession to form a single
expression.
Run-Time Variables
Run-Time Variable Meaning Example
9810 hour & minute, 12-hr format, CW 2 45
9811 AM/PM, CW PM
9812 hour & minute, 24-hr format, CW 14 45
9813 day of week, CW WED
9814 month, CW JAN
9815 day of Month, CW 1
9816 Seconds, CW 27 in CW
9820 hour & minute, 12-hr format, male two forty-five (male)
9821 AM/PM, male voice PM (male)
9822 hour & minute, 12-hr format, female two forty-five (female)
9823 AM/PM, female voice PM (female)
9824 hour & minute, 24-hr format, male 14 hours, 45 minutes
(male)
9825 same as 9824 without “hours” & “minutes” fourteen forty-five (male)
9826 day of week, male voice Wednesday (male)
9827 cardinal day-of-month, male voice one (male)
9828 ordinal day-of-month, male voice first (male)
9829 month, male voice January (male)
9830 “good morning/good afternoon/good evening”
(female voice)
good afternoon (female)
9831 “morning/afternoon/evening” afternoon (male)
9832 Seconds, male voice Twenty-seven (male)
9896 Call Count, CW 105
9897 Call Count, male voice One zero five (male)
9898 Software Version, CW 203
9899 Software Version, male voice Two point zero three
(male)
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