You can use your PC to send a command to activate a Task. Tasks
are event flags that are common to the telephone remote control
option 2, the keypad user menu option 1, the Whenever/Then
programming, and the ASCII string programming. Any one of these
methods can activate a Task (events 2001 to 2032). The
Whenever/Then programming rules can then issue control commands
when a Task has been activated. When all rules that are activated
from the Task is serviced, the Task will be de-activated.
The data portion of the Task Activation command, DDD, is three
decimal ASCII digits (1 base) corresponding to the number of the
desired Task to activate. Range: 001 to 032. This value is a three
digit value for future expansion.
Task Activation
You can use your PC to send a command to activate a Task. Tasks are event flags that are common to the telephone remote control option 2, the keypad user menu option 1, the Whenever/Then programming, and the ASCII string programming. Any one of these methods can activate a Task (events 2001 to 2032). The Whenever/Then programming rules can then issue control commands when a Task has been activated. When all rules that are activated from the Task is serviced, the Task will be de-activated.
The data portion of the Task Activation command, DDD, is three decimal ASCII digits (1 base) corresponding to the number of the desired Task to activate. Range: 001 to 032. This value is a three digit value for future expansion.
4.34 Task Activation (tn)