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Terminal Mode End Messages (Function 37), Programming an End Message

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ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES Terminal Mode End Messages (Function 37) Ref.: SFX2000M User Guide, Appendix, Entering Characters, page 78; The Quick Dial Keys in Terminal Mode, page 16 Asynchronous switches send messages, known as end messages, to indicate successful linking. If you have programmed the switch's end message, transmission will begin automatically as soon as the SFX2000M receives the message from the switch. The SFX2000M will compare the incoming message with those that have been programmed. It will push its own Start button when it finds a match. The match must be exact, including all spaces and other characters. Some possible end messages are • CONNECTED • SERVICE ESTABLISHED • LINK UP • READY • NETWORK ROUTE OK Consult the switch's operation manual for the messages appropriate for your connections. Programming an End Message Up to five messages, with a maximum of 20 characters each, can be stored in the SFX2000M. A message can consist of letters, symbols, and numbers. The characters are entered with the Quick Dial keys and the keypad. If needed, symbols can be entered with shifted Quick Dial keys. Ready Press Function 3 7 Yes Press Yes READY COMPATIBLE 10:00AM MODE06 SETTING Y/ef PRINT LISTe/SEARCHf MESSAGE ABC ef 48 SFX2000M User Guide

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ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES
SFX2000M User Guide
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Terminal Mode End Messages (Function 37)
Ref.:
SFX2000M User Guide
, Appendix, Entering Characters, page 78; The
Quick Dial Keys in Terminal Mode, page 16
Asynchronous switches send messages, known as end messages, to indicate
successful linking. If you have programmed the switch’s end message,
transmission will begin automatically as soon as the SFX2000M receives the
message from the switch.
The SFX2000M will compare the incoming message with those that have
been programmed. It will push its own
Start
button when it finds a match.
The match must be exact, including all spaces and other characters.
Some
possible end messages are
•
CONNECTED
•
SERVICE ESTABLISHED
•
LINK UP
•
READY
•
NETWORK ROUTE OK
Consult the switch’s operation manual for the messages appropriate for your
connections.
Programming an End Message
Up to
five
messages, with
a maximum of 20 characters each
, can be stored
in the SFX2000M. A message can consist of letters, symbols, and numbers.
The characters are entered with the
Quick Dial keys
and the
keypad
. If
needed, symbols can be entered with shifted Quick Dial keys.
Ready
READY
10:00AM
COMPATIBLE
MODE06
Press
Function
3 7
Yes
SETTING
Y/
PRINT LIST
/SEARCH
Press
Yes
MESSAGE
ABC