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RLC-3 V1.80 Copyright © 1998 Link Communications Inc. 9/17/98
064: Send a Polite Voice Msg, If Interrupted Execute Cmd
This command is identical to Command 063 except that if a receiver is active and causes the voice
message to be thrown away, it will cause another command to be executed. This is used to make a
voice ID that gets interrupted cause a CW ID to be sent instead (see the example below).
<064> ccc vvv..vvv
Parameters:
- 064 is the default command name.
- CCC is the command number to execute if the message is interrupted
- VVV is the Voice word to be spoken
-- See Appendix B for voice word numbers
Example:
You want to program a polite voice pending ID message for port 1 that will send a CW ID
if it is interrupted. Since the first pending ID for port 1 is sent by macro 228, we will program that
macro to execute command 064. We will tell command 064 to either speak the voice ID, or if it is
interrupted, to execute the impolite ID (command number 260) instead. We will make the voice ID
say the words "I D" with are word numbers 039 and 034 (you would want to change this - see
Appendix B for other word numbers):
053 228 064 260 039 034 unkey, D or <Enter>
The above string uses command 053 to program macro 228 to execute command number 064.
When command 064 executes, it checks for receiver activity. If the receiver is active, it executes
command 260 (the impolite ID). Otherwise it speaks the voice message "ID". See Chapter 11 for
more information about programming ID's.
Notes:
The autopatch will not interrupt polite voice messages. In other words, a polite voice
message that is spoken to the autopatch port will not be interrupted by the autopatch
“receiver,” even though it is always active during a call.