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Control Operator's Reference Manual
Listen on Phone
Usten on Phone On
Listen on Phone Off
Purpose
To allow a Control Op to listen-only to the repeater receiver from the phone.
Remarks
These commands are useful when you want to listen to the repeater but you're out
of range, or in diagnosing possible intermod and "grunge" by allowing you to
listen to the receiver with the repeater transmitter off.
Example
We're having an intermod problem but we're not sure if it's caused by our
repeater transmitter. A Control Op can call the repeater, disable the repeater
transmitter or the repeater system, and listen for
junk
co the receiver.
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The <;ontrol Op timer runs during this mode, so it's necessary to enter a valid
Control Op command at least every two minutes to prevent the controller from
hanging up. This timer is there for your protection: without
it,
if you got
disconnected, you'd have to go up to the hill to reset the machine! When you
hang up or the timer times out, the Usten on Phone mode is cancelled.
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WARNING
AudiO from the receiver also gets to the Touch-Tone decoder. That means that if
there is continuous receiver activity. it may be difficult to work in Touch-Tone
commands because of the receiver audio mixed with your Touch-Tones.
Mailbox - Erase All Messages
Purpose
This command allows a Control Operator to erase
all
mailbox messages currently
loaded
in
memory.'
Remarks
Users may load and erase individual messages
in
the controller's electronic
mailbox. In addition, the system itself may leave messages for users and Control
Ops. All messages may be erased with this one command.
Example
The mailbox has become cluttered. It's late. and everyone has probably already
gotten their mail. We can clear out the mailbox with this one command.
(Access and Command Modes)
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