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Note about audio responses:

The default audio routing variable for commands executed by the scheduler is set by

command 050. If you want to change where the audio goes, either change the default with

command 050 or change it inside of a macro with command 037.

Example #1 (hourly):

You want to have the controller speak the time (command 026) at the top of every hour.

We will program an hourly event in scheduler slot 00 to execute command number 026 when the

minutes are 00:

082 00 026 00 D or unkey or <Enter>

Example #2 (daily):

Next you decide that you don't want it to recall the time at night, just from 8 A.M. through

10 P.M. This is really two events, one to enable it in the morning, another to disable it at night.

The command to enable or disable scheduler slots is 084. Because 084 requires data after the

command name, we will have to call it from a macro. First we will write the macros to enable and

disable reading the time, then we will make the scheduler call those macros.

053 500 084 001 D or unkey Make macro 500 enable scheduler slot 00

053 501 084 000 D or unkey Make macro 501 disable scheduler slot 00

082 01 500 07 30 0 D or unkey Program scheduler slot 01 to execute

command 500 at 7:30 A.M. every day

082 02 501 10 30 1 D or unkey Program scheduler slot 02 to execute

command 501 at 10:30 P.M. every day

Example #3 (weekly):

Friday (day 6 to the scheduler) at 5:00 P.M. you want the message "TGIF" (word numbers

050, 037, 039, 036) spoken out all ports on the controller. Again, we need to use a macro (number

502 for this example) to set the audio routing mask to all ports and speak the message:

053 502 037 12345678 D or unkey Program macro to set audio routing variable

to all ports

056 502 036 050 037 039 036 D or unkey Append macro to speak voice message

"TGIF"

Now we will program weekly scheduler event 03 to execute macro 502:

082 03 502 6 05 00 1 D or unkey