Sensaphone® ISACC Instruction Manual

SET/SHOW KEYWORDS

Alarms - Used with show to display any outstanding alarms.

Clock - Battery-backed clock that allows the time and date to be displayed or programmed. Dialout - Used to display or instruct ISACC to enable or disable the dialout for each alarm.

Inputs - Used with show to display the present values of the inputs. If an input number is followed, the command only displays that specific input.

Itype - Used with set or show to program or display the input type and name.

Limits - Used with set or show to program or display the high and low limits of the inputs. Logging - Used to display or instruct ISACC on the data logging parameters.

Network - Used with set or show to program or display the networking requests. Oname - Used with set or show to program or display the output names.

Outputs - Used with set or show to program or display the state of the outputs. If an output number follows, the command only effects that specific output.

Phone - Used with set or show to program or display the dial out phone numbers, communi- cation modes, and their names.

Recognition - Used with set or show to program or display the recognition time for each input.

Selection - Used with set or show to program or display the configuration of the dial out numbers for each input.

System - Used with set or show to program or display ISACC’s system parameters. Table - Used with set or show to program or display the custom look-up tables. Variables - Used to instruct ISACC to display the values derived from the C program. Voice - Used to display or program the input and output voice choices on a voice call-in.

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Phonetics 5100, 5000 manual SET/SHOW Keywords

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