Skutch Electronics BA-1000 Technical Reference Manual - Manual (Page 22)

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0-Edit> 00000 N
19167866186
The top left number is the current dialing file
number, the 5 digits on the top right are the Entry
Position, the letter on the far right is the dialing
status and the full phone number is displayed on the
bottom.

Edit the Current Number
You can edit the phone number record by enter
a *. Now you can enter a new number followed by
the # or to leave the number unchanged, tap the
#. Once you change the phone number, the status
will automatically change to “N”.
The dialing status can only be changed after
you have either: entered a new number followed by
#, or tap # to leave the number unchanged. To
change the dialing status, tap the *, repeatedly,
until the status you want appears, then tap the #.
To leave the status as is, just tap the #.
The different dialing status’ are as follows:
Dialing Status
 N = New number, never dialed.
 L = Lead, a qualified “Hello” response
detected.
 B = Busy number.
 R = Recorded Message, called party talked too
long when answering the phone.
 U = Unanswered call.
 A = Answering Machine.
 F = Fax Machine.
 D = Do Not Dial, set for no dial.
 C = Chained, this entry chained to the next one.
 O = Reorder Disconnect, like a fast busy,
indicates the number hung up.
 S = SIT, recorded operator message with 3
increasing tones at the front.
 I = Industry, a qualified Business introduction
detected.
 x = Delete, this # will be deleted on exiting
Edit Number mode.
 Mark Deletes
This feature makes the system go through the
entire file and mark the response type, you select, for
deletion, while in
Edit Mode . To use this feature,
enter: *, 2, # at the following screen:
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The system will show the following for 2
seconds:
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Delete Numbers
The system will then show the following:
Enter Type = 0-9
#=New Number
The available types are as follows:
 0 = New Number, never called numbers.
 1 = Hello Response, numbers with a valid
“Hello” response.
 2 = Busy Number, busy numbers.
 3 = No Answer, several rings & no one
answered.
 4 = Fax Machine, fax machine.
 5 = Recorded Msg., operator recorded message.
 6 = Reorder Signal, operator disconnect signal
like a fast busy.
 7 = SIT Signal, operator recorded message with
three increasing tones at the front.
 8 = Answer Machine, answering machine.
 9 = Business Intro, numbers with a valid
business introduction.
Once you have selected the response type, tap
# and the system will show the following:
Are you Sure?
1=Yes ----- 3=No
Tap 1 and the system will mark all of those
numbers for deletion, or tap 3 or ~ to
abort that operation. As the system marks the phone
numbers, the entry number in the top right will
change to show the current entry number.
 Search Mode
The system incorporates a progressive search
mode that lets you enter a string, from 1 to 16 digits
long, that the system will search the current dialing
file for, while in
Edit Mode . To use this feature,
enter: *, 3, # at the following screen:
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The system will display the following:
- Search Mode –