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8 Local Programming Functions (Continued)
Function 20: PBX Dialing Digit
(AE1000Plus and AE2000Plus Only)
A PBX Dialing Digit can be programmed using this function (the default
is none). This digit plus a four second delay will be added before the
telephone number being dialed. Entering 10 removes the PBX Dialing
Digit.
Function 21: Enter Directory Codes
(AE1000Plus and AE2000Plus Only)
Directory codes can be entered using this function. If the directory code
entered already exists in the database, the fi rmware will reject the code
and provide an error beep feedback.
To enter the name information, the keypad is defi ned for the various
alphabetic entries shown in the diagram to the right.
The fi rst time the key is pressed, the fi rst letter is selected. Each press
afterward will select the next letter. On the fourth press of the same key,
the number will be selected. When the required value is reached, press
another key for another letter, or wait three seconds (a beep will sound)
to advance to the next letter.
The fi rst letter of each word will be capitalized. To capitalize all of the
letters entered, begin with the “#” key.
Function 23: Delete Directory Code
(AE1000Plus & AE2000Plus Only)
Directory codes can be deleted using this function. For the AE1000Plus
and AE2000Plus, enter the directory code to be deleted. The fi rst line
will show “Code: xxx” where “xxx” is the code entered. The second line
will display the tenant’s name. Enter the code the second time to delete
the code.
FCN 20
20#VALUE#
VALUE = DIALING DIGIT 0 - 9
10 = NONE
PBX DIALING DIGIT
FACTORY SETTING: NONE
FCN 21
DIR CODE = DIRECTORY CODE TO SET
LAST = RESIDENT'S LAST NAME
FIRST = RESIDENT'S FIRST NAME
PHONE = RESIDENT'S PHONE NUMBER
ENTER DIRECTORY CODES
21#DIR CODE#LAST#FIRST#PHONE#
FCN 23
23#CODE#CODE#
CODE = THE RESIDENT'S DIRECTORY CODE
TO DELETE
DELETE DIRECTORY CODE
a b c d e f g h i
space, minus sign, dot
j k l
s t u
p q r
y z ,
m n o
v w x
backspace
or erase
entire line
finish
entry
KEYPAD ALPHANUMERIC ENTRY
(FOR PROGRAMMING STEPS REQUIRING TEXT)