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Macros 268..275 are executed when it is time to send a courtesy beep. You would normally call

Command 040 from this macro to generate the tones of your courtesy beep. If you want your

courtesy beep to contain several beeps in sequence, you can call Command 040 multiple times

within one macro, once for each beep.

Note: Before this macro is automatically called after you unkey, the audio routing variable is set to

make the tones go to the proper ports, so you do not have to worry about that at all. Just call the

commands you want to be executed when it is time for a courtesy beep (you could send beeps,

DTMF digits, voice messages...) and the audio will automatically be sent to the correct ports. To

change the courtesy beep timers, see Command 020.

Macro Definition

268 Port 1 Courtesy Beep Slot

269 Port 2 Courtesy Beep Slot

270 Port 3 Courtesy Beep Slot

271 Port 4 Courtesy Beep Slot

272 Port 5 Courtesy Beep Slot

273 Port 6 Courtesy Beep Slot

274 Port 7 Courtesy Beep Slot

275 Port 8 Courtesy Beep Slot

Macros 276..291 are called when I/O 1&2, Analog 1..8 go into a High alarm. You may want to

use these macros to speak an voice message indicating the alarm and/or take some other action

such as turning off an output line. To change how often the RLC-3 checks to see if an alarm has

occurred, see Command 020. The default is every one second.

Macro Definition: I/O #1 . Macro Definition: I/O #2

276 Analog 1, High Alarm . 284 Analog 1, High Alarm

277 Analog 2, High Alarm . 285 Analog 2, High Alarm

278 Analog 3, High Alarm . 286 Analog 3, High Alarm

279 Analog 4, High Alarm . 287 Analog 4, High Alarm

280 Analog 5, High Alarm . 288 Analog 5, High Alarm

281 Analog 6, High Alarm . 289 Analog 6, High Alarm

282 Analog 7, High Alarm . 290 Analog 7, High Alarm

283 Analog 8, High Alarm . 291 Analog 8, High Alarm