Skutch Electronics BA-1000 Technical Reference Manual - Manual (Page 13)

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This mode is used to select the dialing file to
use/edit and to enter the default area code and other
local area codes. To enter this mode tap the
~, it will show the following:
0-Menu-v6.00--Mo
11/01/01 08:00am
Enter: 4 then # and it will show the
following:
Current File = 0
#=Next 0-9 or *
 Dial File Select
You can select a different file for number
entry/editing by entering a number from 0 to 9
followed by #. The default dialing file is 0. If you
tap the *, you will select the DO NOT DIAL file,
and the display will show an N for the file number in
the top right, as shown below:
Current File = N
#=Next 0-9 or *
If you select the DO NOT DIAL file, you can
edit/add/delete it, but you will not be allowed to
enter a dialing session with it. To exit, tap the
~ or tap the # to continue.
 Area Code Entry
After tapping #, you will be at the local area
code screen as follows:
Enter Local Area
Code, # =
You MUST enter the area code the system will
be calling from, then #. You can enter * then #
to remove an area code.
5 Disk Tools
The BA-1000 offers several basic disk utilities
for setting up the IDE disk and copying files. To
enter this mode tap ~, it will show the
following:
0-Menu-v6.00--Mo
11/01/01 08:00am
Enter: 5 then # and it will show the
following:
1=Format Disk
3=Next Option
 Format Disk
This screen lets you format the CF Card to
prepare it for usage in the system. You can tap the
1 to Format the IDE disk, or 3 to go to the next
screen.
If you tap the 1, it will show the following:
- Format Disk? -
1=Yes ----- 3=No
You can tap the 1 to format or 3 to abort. If
you tap the 1, it will show the following:
Formatting Disk
- Please Wait –
When the formatting is totally finished, the
display will show:
Format Complete
--- Press # ---
When you tap the #, the system will go
through the initial diagnostic testing, and test the
newly prepared disk, then return you to the MENU.
 Copy Prompts
This screen lets you copy the outgoing message
and TAD prompts from one disk to another disk; it
will show the following:
1=Copy Prompts
3=Next Option
NOTE: Make sure you have already formatted
the COPY IDE disk (See Prepare to Copy ). You
can tap the 1 to copy the prompts, or 3 to go to
the next screen.
If you tap the 1, it will show the following:
Put COPY into
-- IDE Drive—
Now take that MASTER disk out and insert the
COPY disk. After some initial setup, it will show
the following: