Sutron Corporation 8310 & 7310 Users Manual 8800-1125Rev. 2.7 (BETA) 4/16/2014 pg. 123
The dial in and out messages are defined by a sequence (list) of commands set by the user. The
commands generally are configured to speak the last measured value for selected outputs.
They can also be used to give alarm information, prompt the user to press certain keys etc. The
following is a complete list of the available commands. The menus make it easy to add, delete,
or move commands in the list.
Acknowledge alarms in the system. Further alarm transmissions will
cease until a new alarm occurs or it’s time for an alarm transmission.
Switches to answering the phone in data mode.
Branch to another part of the speech command specified by a user
Label. Searching for the label begins with the first line in the speech
command.
Wait for and branches based on a DTMF press. Searching for the label
begins at the current line in the speech command. The phone will be
hungup after 60 seconds if a button is not pushed.
Same as Branch, but the Branch is only performed if a DTMF button
was not pressed on the phone. This is usefull for repeating a series of
phrases over and over until the user pushes a button. If a button is
pushed, it will be queued, and should be processed by a BranchDTMF
command. Normally there is a 90 second inactivity timeout that is
reduced to 60 seconds when this command is used. The phone is
hungup if an inactivity timeout occurs.
Calls a subroutine in another part of the speech command specified
by a user Label. This works just like the Branch command, except that
control may be returned to the command after the Call when a Return
is encountered. Subroutines may call other subroutines.
Disables further alarm transmissions using the Voice modem and
other SSP devices such as LOS Radio. They may be re-enabled using
the EnableAlarms command, by Basic program, or by accessing the
main menu and pressing SET on the “Sending Alarm Txs: DISABLED”
item.
Re-enables alarm transmissions that have been disabled with
DisableAlarms.
Hang up the phone and terminates the speech command
Input a number from the user. The number is entered with the DTMF
keypad. “*” may be used to specify a decimal point. Press the “#”
button is used to indicate the end. Pressing “*” twice will allow the
number to be re-entered. See SpeakManual, and StoreManual.
Example: 12*345#
would enter the number 12.345. Negative numbers are not
supported.
Label a section of the speech command, two types of labels exist.
User and DTMF. DTMF labels are branched to in response to the
BranchDTMF command, and user labels are branched to using the
Branch command.
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