AMS - Alarm Message to Station: Difference between revisions
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AMS <phys.no> <alarm.no> | AMS <phys.no> <alarm.no> | ||
<phys.no> = The [[physical number]] of the station (1-552) | *<phys.no> = The [[physical number]] of the station (1-552) | ||
<alarm.no> = The index number of the message (1-80) | *<alarm.no> = The index number of the message (1-80) | ||
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AMS <phys.no> <alarm.no> <hvo> | AMS <phys.no> <alarm.no> <hvo> | ||
<hvo> handset volume override, optional parameter, 1 = on, 0 = off. Default = 1 | *<hvo> handset volume override, optional parameter, 1 = on, 0 = off. Default = 1 | ||
Example: | Example: | ||
Revision as of 11:58, 25 February 2015
AMS is used to play prerecorded audio message to a single station.
Syntax
AMS <phys.no> <alarm.no>
- <phys.no> = The physical number of the station (1-552)
- <alarm.no> = The index number of the message (1-80)
From software version 11.2.3.11:
AMS <phys.no> <alarm.no> <hvo>
- <hvo> handset volume override, optional parameter, 1 = on, 0 = off. Default = 1
Example:
AMS 23 2 0 – Alarm message 2 (8192) to station 23, without volume override
Example
AMS 23 2 – Alarm message 2 (8192) to station 23 AMS 23 0 – Alarm message OFF to station 23