You will hear:
“Two One Three (0.6 sec silence)”
Program # 114: Set Real Time Clock
The unit has a battery backed Real Time Clock. Proper setting of the Real
Time is essential for the unit to switch correctly between the DAY, NIGHT
and Holiday modes.
To set the time, enter 114 YY MM DD WW HH MM (where YY is the Year in
two digit format, MM is the Month from 01 to 12, DD is the day from 01 to
31, WW is the day of the week (Monday=01, Saturday=06, Sunday=07), HH
is the hours in 24 hour format 00 to 23 and MM is minutes 00 to 59)
If an Invalid value is entered, the unit prompts the message “This entry is
invalid”.
Program # 214:
Listen to current Date and Time. For example, if the time is 7:45 am on
Monday August 17th, 2003, the unit prompts
“Two One Four (0.6 sec silence) Zero Three Zero Eight One Seven Zero One
Zero Seven Four Five”
Program # 115: Program DAY / NIGHT hours
The unit may be programmed for a different mode of operation
depending on the time of the day. During the DAY mode of operation, the
Single Digit dialing plans are in use and the operator is the DAY Operator
as programmed under “Day Operator Extensions” program.
During the NIGHT / HOLIDAY mode of operation, the Single Digit dialing
plans are NOT available for use and the operator is the NIGHT Operator as
programmed under “Night Operator Extensions” program.
To set the DAY HOURS, for example, enter 115 08001700 to have the DAY
mode from 8 AM to 5 PM. The unit expects an 8-digit HHMM1 HHMM2
string to follow the program number and automatically validates and
stores the value if valid or else prompts “This entry is invalid” if an invalid
time string is entered.
The DAY mode is from HHMM1 to HHMM2 and the NIGHT mode is from
HHMM2 to HHMM1. In the above example, the NIGHT mode is from 5 PM
to 8 AM.
If the NIGHT mode of operation is not required, enter HHMM1=HHMM2
and the unit treats the entire 24 hour duration as the DAY mode. For
example 115 0000 0000 effectively disables the NIGHT mode of operation.
23
To Next Page
Loading...