Skutch Electronics BA-1000 V3.12 Technical Reference Manual - Manual (Page 27)

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1 1 1 1 = Front Attended
Front attended is used to have an operator talk
with the called party before the message is played
out.
2 2 2 2 = End Attended
End attended is used to have an operator talk
with the called party after the message has played.
3 3 3 3 = Both Attended
Both attended is used to have an operator talk
with the called party both before the message is
played and after it is played.
! Unanswer Ques= 1
This option allows you to set how many
unanswered questions the system will accept before
considering the call a hang up. The display will look
as follows:
Unanswer Ques= 1
1 to 9 #=Next
Enter from 1 1 1 1 to 9 9 9 9 to choose from 1 to 9
unanswered question before the call is a hang up;
press then release
# # # # to go the next option. You
can press then release ~ ~ ~ ~ to exit setup
mode.
! InRing Delay= 2
This option allows you to select how many in
coming rings the system will wait before it activates,
when in Order Taking mode. The display will look
as follows:
InRing Delay= 2
1 to 9 #=Next
Enter from 1 1 1 1 to 9 9 9 9 to choose from 1 to 9
rings before the system grabs the in coming call;
press then release
# # # # to go the next option. You
can press then release ~ ~ ~ ~ to exit setup
mode.
! Redials= 02
This option tells the system how many times it
can re-call No Answers and Busies. The system
only performs redials after it has called the last entry
in the file. The display will look as follows:
Redials= 02
00 to 99 #=Next
Enter from 00 00 00 00 to 99 99 99 99, 00 doesn’t
allow the system to do any redials; press then release
#
# # # to go to the next option. You can press then
release
~ ~ ~ ~ to exit setup mode.
! Talk Limit= 30
This option tells the system how many seconds
of continuous talking it can accept, before it
considers the call a Recorded Message. For this
option, 1 = 1 second. The display will look as
follows:
Talk Limit= 30
00 to 99 #=Next
Enter from 01 01 01 01 to 99 99 99 99 then press then
release # # # # to go to the next option. You can press
then release ~ ~ ~ ~ to exit setup mode.
! Pre-Dial String
This option allows you to enter a master dialing
string that the system will dial before it dials each
phone number. You cannot put a partial dialing
code in the pre-dial string. You would typically use
the pre-dial string to dial the Per Call Blocking code
to disable Caller ID. The display will show the
following for 1 second, show the string for 1 second
and keep repeating.
Pre-Dial String
1=Change #=Next
The pre-dial string consists of 2 strings, 16
digits in length, each; this string was expanded due
to customer input on the need to dial special long
distance service codes. You can press
# # # # to go to
the next option, or press then release 1 1 1 1 to change
the string, and it will show the following: