RFC-1 Advanced Operation page 6.38
6.8.2 Extending Telephone Numbers
When more than twelve digits are needed for a single call, two (or more) telephone numbers can be chained together
to form one longer telephone number. Program the final digit of a telephone number with the value 15 as an indicator
to continue dialing the next telephone number. Program the first digit of the next telephone number with a 10 (blank)
to keep the RFC-1 from dialing the extended number as part of the calling rotation.
In the example below, telephone numbers B and C are chained together for a long dialing sequence. The extra digits
and pauses are used to show a case in which extra digits would be needed when dialing a number. In this example,
the Notes column provides details for the value programmed at each address.
- Programming -
Addr Description Section Default Current Alternate Use / Notes
0654 Telephone number B: value 1 6.8.1 10 9 dial 9 for an outside line
0655 Telephone number B: value 2 6.8.1 10 14 pause 2 seconds
0656 Telephone number B: value 3 6.8.1 10 14 pause 2 seconds more
0657 Telephone number B: value 4 6.8.1 10 1 dial 1 for long distance
0658 Telephone number B: value 5 6.8.1 10 13 pause 1 second
0659 Telephone number B: value 6 6.8.1 10 6 area code is 615
0660 Telephone number B: value 7 6.8.1 10 1 “
0661 Telephone number B: value 8 6.8.1 10 5 “
0662 Telephone number B: value 9 6.8.1 10 5 number is 555-1212
0663 Telephone number B: value 10 6.8.1 10 5 “
0664 Telephone number B: value 11 6.8.1 10 5 “
0665 Telephone number B: value 12 6.8.1 10 15 chain to next telephone number
0666 Telephone number B: call mode--voice/data/pager ID 6.8.4 0 0 call in voice mode
0667 Telephone number B: call attempts 6.8.3 3 3 make three call attempts max
0668 Telephone number C: value 1 6.8.1 10 10 make this number appear blank
0669 Telephone number C: value 2 6.8.1 10 1 finish the telephone number
0670 Telephone number C: value 3 6.8.1 10 2 “
0671 Telephone number C: value 4 6.8.1 10 1 “
0672 Telephone number C: value 5 6.8.1 10 2 “
0673 Telephone number C: value 6 6.8.1 10 10 unused digits, fill with value 10
0674 Telephone number C: value 7 6.8.1 10 10 “
0675 Telephone number C: value 8 6.8.1 10 10 “
0676 Telephone number C: value 9 6.8.1 10 10 “
0677 Telephone number C: value 10 6.8.1 10 10 “
0678 Telephone number C: value 11 6.8.1 10 10 “
0679 Telephone number C: value 12 6.8.1 10 10 “
0680 Telephone number C: call mode--voice/data/pager ID 6.8.4 0 0 call mode is set above
0681 Telephone number C: call attempts 6.8.3 3 0 call attempts are set above
The call mode and call attempts of a long dialing sequence are determined by the settings for the first number in the
chain. The settings in the extended numbers are ignored and should be set to 0.
6.8.3 Setting the Call Attempts
Telephone numbers can be called more than once in the event that a number is busy on the first attempt. Each
telephone number A-F has a call attempt setting. This sets the maximum number of times the number will be dialed.
If a user clears the alarm then calls are stopped.
Call attempts can be set from 1 to 4. Values greater than 4 will be result in a maximum of 4 calls. The factory setting
is two attempts for each number.
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