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RTU-292 Operations Manual

5.3.12 Speed Dial Command

SD <nnALL> <num.?> <CR>

This command is used to program or review data in speed dial memory. There are 99 locations in speed dial memory. These range from 1 to 99, with location 0 being used by the system as “scratch pad” memory. The keyword “ALL” may be used in place of the speed dial location to refer to all of speed dial memory. The second argument allows the speed dial location to be programmed to the given number string. Valid phone numbers contain the ASCII Text digits “0”-“9” as well as “*” and “#”. If a period is entered in place of the phone number data, the speed dial location will be erased. The speed dial location can be reviewed by entering a “?” in place of the phone number.

The phone number may contain up to 25 digits.

Expected Response: Speed Dial Response.

Examples:
SD 1 5551212 <CR>	; Command to program location 1 with the phone number 555-1212.
%SD 1 5551212 E0 <CR>	; Status showing that location 1 is programmed with the number 555-1212.
SD 21 ? <CR>	; Command requesting the contents of speed dial location 21.

%SD 21 5551212 E0 <CR> ; Status showing that location 21 is programmed with the number 555-1212.

SD ALL . <CR>	; Command to delete all locations in speed dial memory.
%SD 1 is empty. E0 <CR>	; Each speed dial location is reported as empty.
%SD 2 is empty. E0 <CR>
…
%SD 99 is empty. E0 <CR>

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JPS Communications, Inc JPS P/N Revision July Proprietary Statement Phone 919 Fax 919 Table of Contents RTU-292 Theory of Operation Front Panel Buttons and Indicators Schematic Diagrams List Of Figures List of Tables Glossary This page intentionally left blank Scope Description General Telephone Interface AssembliesMain Board Radio Interface Power Supply SectionHandset/Speaker Interface DSP Module Equipment and Accessories Supplied Qty Part Number Options Optional Equipment Not Supplied RTU-292 Specifications Reshipment of Equipment GeneralUnpacking and Inspection FCC Part 68 Regulations Installation OverviewInstallation Considerations 1RTU-292 Factory Default Settings Feature / Function Adjustment Default Setting DC Input Power Selection Power RequirementsInput Power Selection Line Voltage Selection Setting Telephone Send and Receive Levels Configuring the RTU-292Programming Mode Setup Parameters Type of System Recommended Phone Line SettingsFactory default settings are indicated by an asterisk Telephone Send/Receive Levels VOX Sensitivity VOX HangtimeVOX Hangtime VOX Sensitivity Telephone Ring Volume Dial ModeDial Mode RX Line Input Impedance Full/Half Duplex Radio Control ModeSW1-3 Radio Control Off Disabled Enabled SW2-8 Full/Half Duplex Off Full Duplex 11Voice Prompts Enable Password Protection10Password Protection Voice Prompts Interconnect Information 12Local Phone Enable14TX Level Set-up Mode 13 Local Phone Ringthrough Pin Function Telephone Connection15J1 TEL Line RJ-11C Radio Connection 17J7 Handset RJ12C Jack Handset Connector16P1-RADIO DB-9 Male Terminal Block 18Terminal Block 6 Position Setting the Transmit Level Audio Level Setup and Adjustments19P2 RS-232 Connector DB-9 Male 5 RS-232 Connection Setting the Receive Level 10.1.2 RTU-292 Operations Manual Outline Dimensions Control and Connector Locations Location Of Internal Option Settings Internal Option Setting Details Audio Interface Wiring Diagram Interface Details Installation Checklist Installation ChecklistOptions Installation and Configuration Front Panel CONTROLS, Indicators and Connectors Keypad Speaker Volume ControlPhones Volume Control TEL Line Buttons Audible Ring Button Speaker ButtonsAuto ANS Button KEY Pushbutton 4 J2 Local Phone Connector Rear Panel Connectors1 P1 Radio Connector 7 P1 AC Power Connector USE of the RTU-292 Speaker to Monitor Audio OperationOperation Overview Placing a Telephone Call Receiving a Telephone Call Using the Handset with the RadioConnecting the Radio to the Telephone Line Putting a Telephone Call on Hold 8.2 Manual Phone Patch Procedure8.1 8.5 8.38.4 8.6 Self Test Negative Acknowledge ErrorRemote KEY Automated Operation Radio Is Keyed Keyed Disconnecting DisconnectWaiting For Input Query Radio Is Unkeyed Unkeyed RTU-292 Adapts To The Phone Line Caller Enters The Password if enabledCaller Dials The RTU-292 Terminating a Call RTU-292 Enters the Command ModePlacing a Call in the Command Mode Dtmf Control Commands Operating the RTU-292 from the Front Panel Keypad 1Standard Dtmf Operational Commands Dtmf Command Function 2Programming Mode Dtmf Commands Calling Timer RTU-292 Password ProtectionInactivity Disconnect Timer Programming the Speed Dial Directory Using the RTU-292 Speed Dial FeatureUsing the Speed Dial Feature Optional 4 Wire Operation Factory ResetSpeed Dial Reset Audio BUS Arrangement Front Panel Buttons and IndicatorsMain Board Telephone Receive Circuits Telephone Interface CircuitsTelephone Send Circuits Receiver Input Amplifier Ring Detector and Tone RingerRadio Interface Circuits Transmitter Audio Output Microphone Circuit Dtmf DetectorFSK Modem Speaker and Headphone Circuits Noise Generator Audio DelayAdaptive Hybrid Peak Detector DC Power Supply Power SupplyAC Power Supply 8 CPU Prompt Tone Generator Option Interface BoardVoice Prompt Option Speech Processor Interface Circuitry Local Phone OptionVoice Prompt Software DIAL/BUSY Generators RS-232 Remote Control Overview Commands Sent to the RTU-292 1Command Summary Audible Ring Command Null CommandAuto Answer Command Date Command Dial Command Disconnect Command Dtmf Command Handset Phone Command Handset Radio Command Speaker Phone Command Speaker Radio Command Speed Dial Command SD nnALL num.? CR Tel-Line Phone Command Tel-Line Radio Command Time Command Software Version Command Status Returned from the RTU-292 Response Summary Call Starting Response Null ResponseAuto Answer Response Dtmf Response Dial ResponseDisconnect Response Handset Radio Response Elapsed Time ResponseHandset Phone Response Speaker Phone Response Speaker Radio Response Tel-Line Radio Response Speed Dial ResponseTel-Line Phone Response Time/Date Response Version Response Call Progress Responses from the RTU-292 Response Error CodesResponse Error Codes Call Progress Responses Performance Testing Preventive MaintenanceRepair or Replacement Alignment Hybrid Balance Measurement Hybrid Balance Test Set-Up Main Hybrid Test Procedure Alternate Hybrid Test Procedure VOX Sensitivity Test Set-Up VOX Test Procedure VOX Sensitivity Measurement Fault Analysis Replaceable Parts List Description Description Reference Designator RTU-292 Operations Manual Reference Designator Special Software Versions RTU-292 Options SW1-6 Voice Prompts Off Disabled Enabled Installation and ConfigurationVoice Prompts Enable Operation Voice Prompt Option Installation SW1-7 Local Phone Off Disabled Enabled Local Phone Option Installation and ConfigurationLocal Phone Enable SW1-8 Ringthrough Off Disabled Enabled 5Local Phone Dtmf Commands Local Phone Option Operation VMM-100 Analog Interface VMM-100 HardwareVMM-100 DSP Section VMR Algorithm VMM-100 Installation and ConfigurationVMM-100 Software Noise Reduction Algorithm VMM-100 Option Installation VMM-100 Specifications Environmental VMM-100 I/O Connector Information P9 VMM-100 Switch Functions Dtmf Access Option After the Call Begins Squelch Break Access Option RTU-292 Prompts for Confirmation Call Logging Option Setting The TimeSetting The Date Checking The Time And Date Radio Control Option Controlling the Radio VIA the RTU-292 Front Panel Keypad 9DTMF Radio Control Commands Command Followed By Command Description Schematic Diagrams Blank Index Environmental Self Test Speech Processor