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If you have a 10-plex, you will have 14 unused show times boxes. You may elect to use these empty boxes for
movie reviews of the current movies. For example: In the Movie List box say “For Titanic press 2, for a review of
this movie by the leading film critics, press 23.”
SET UP / OPERATION
FACTORY RESET
The MovieTimeS can be reset to the factory default settings by holding the mode button down while power is
applied. This erases all messages and brings the system to a fresh state which provides a good starting point for
system configuration. See appendix C for a full listing of the default values.
SEIZING CONTROL
The MovieTimeS is setup by seizing control of the unit to enter Command Mode and then entering a series of
two digit command codes to manipulate settings and record messages. Seizing control of a unit can be done by
one of two ways:
•
Local
- Through the use of a phone that is installed on the same line as the MovieTimeS. Control is seized
by picking up the handset of the local phone, listening for a dial tone and then entering # * * followed by the
Master Password (factory default = “1 2 3 4”). After entering # * * followed by the Master Password, the dial
tone may change to a busy tone or start ringing, ignore it. Within 5 seconds of entering the Master Password
the MovieTimeS seizes the line and plays a triple beep indicating it has been placed in Command Mode.
•
Remote
- Through the use of a phone that is not installed on the same line as the MovieTimeS. Control is
seized by placing a call to the line on which the MovieTimeS is installed.
The unit answers and plays the
Greeting message after a predetermined number of rings (factory default = 1). If the message is not present,
the unit answers and plays a single beep. After the unit answers you may proceed by entering # * * followed
by the Master Password (factory default = “1 2 3 4”). Within 5 seconds of entering the Master Password the
MovieTimeS seizes the line and plays a triple beep indicating it has been placed in Command Mode. Failure
to enter a password in 20 seconds, or after the end of the message results in a disconnection.
NOTE: When control has been seized from the Remote, a busy signal is heard on the Local
telephone you are using.
Once the unit is in Command Mode the user may start entering commands. All commands start by entering “*”
and end by entering a “#”. After each valid command, a single success beep sounds, invalid entries are
indicated by an double beep error tone.
NOTE: Seizing control causes any calls in progress on the other line to be disconnected.
MESSAGE RECORD
The Message Record commands allow the user to record one of the available messages. The available
messages and message lengths vary with the Message Table and installed memory, see the Message Table
command for more information. After the command is entered, the MovieTimeS plays a steady series of short
beeps (ready tones) At any point after the ready tones begin, the user may enter " * " to start the recording.
Recording continues until the user enters " # " or the maximum record time for the message is reached. At this
point, the MovieTimeS plays a success beep and is ready to receive the next command . The error tone sounds
if the user attempts to record a message that is not available in the current Message Table or if the selected
message has previously been recorded and not erased.
Syntax:
* 5 0 0 1 #
↓
Record Screen Message #1 - #24
* 5 0 2 4 #
* 5 0 3 1 # Record Greeting Message
* 5 0 3 2 # Record Movie List Message
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