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Macros 200..219 are where your error messages come from. Whenever an error occurs in the

controller, it will cause one of these macros to be executed. To find out what caused the error,

remember what the error number is and look at the description of the corresponding macro number

below. You can change the error messages to say anything you want them to, or nothing at all, by

changing these macros. Please note, however, that if you remove the error messages completely,

that you may not be able to tell when an error occurs. See the section about error messages in

Chapter 1 for more detailed descriptions.

Macro Definition . Macro Definition

200 No matching Command Name . 210 Invalid data value

201 Too few data digits . 211 Command does not exist

202 Too many data digits . 212 Bad Autopatch number

203 Invalid number of data digits . 213 Autopatch error

204 Execution blocked from port . 214 Invalid User

205 User level to low . 215 DVR is busy

206 Reserved . 216 Macro is full

207 Command executed OK . 217 HF Error

208 Internal problem . 218 Not Defined

209 Macro depth problem 219 Not Defined

Macros 220..267 These macros are automatically called when it is time to send an ID. You will

want to erase (with Command 055) what is in these macros when you get the controller and put

your own ID messages in these macros. It would be worth your time to study the way these ID's

are programmed at the factory (see Command 054) so that you can make yours work the same

way. Note that Command 064 is used to speak the voice ID's so that they will be polite and will

automatically call the impolite ID macro (which is usually CW) if they are interrupted. Shortcut: if

you want all four of the pending ID's for a port to send the same message, program that message in

the first of the four pending ID macros, then program the other three to execute the first one. To

change the ID timers, see Command 020.