Microtel D51T v.1.1 - Manual (Page 16)

MICROTEL D51T
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Configuration
The configuration commands described in this section modify basic dialer operation and
store information about the dialer’s operational behavior in nonvolatile memory. You
should only have to configure your dialer once -- all changes are saved permanently,
even if AC and battery power are removed from your dialer. This section consists of the
following subsections:
 Basic System Information - Set/Query various system values
 Telephone Numbers - Set/Query each of the outgoing phone numbers
 Fault Inputs - Set/Query the Faul Input configurations and Low and High
Temperature Setpoints.
The following abbreviations are used in the manual to represent user-selected inputs in
the Dialer configuration commands:
Abbreviation Meaning
c Fault Input Channel Number, 1-7 (5 = power-fail; 6,7 = Temp Alarms)
~ Recorded speech
n 1 digit numeric data
nn 2 digit numeric data
p Variable length Telephone number (up to 30 digits) with escape codes
Basic System Information
The following commands configure and report the current values for the system level
information of the D51T. A Glossary of Dialer Terminology that defines these parameters
with respect to D51T operation is provided in the Appendix B.
 Voice System Name The message the dialer will speak before making any report.
*01
Play system name
**01~ Record system name
Once the command to Record the system name has been typed in, the dialer will
speak “Ready” as a prompt for you to begin speaking. Speak the message up to 10
seconds in length. When finished the dialer will play back for your review.
Example voice responses-
Jonesburg remote site number 6 (recorded)