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Boat Remote User’s Manual
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Wait for the beep and then begin speaking. You are then given 10
seconds* to recite your message into the Boat Remote built-in
microphone. Sample ID message:
“Hello, this is the King Crimson docked at the Big Fish Marina.”
Temperature #1, #2, or #3 Input message
These voice messages allow the recipient of an alarm dial out phone
call to distinguish which temperature input is in alarm. Sample:
“The temperature in the salon...”
Auxiliary Input message
This voice message differentiates the auxiliary input from other
inputs. It also allows for a description of the alarm in progress to an
alarm dial out recipient who may be unfamiliar with the Boat Remote
auxiliary accessory. Sample:
“The hatch is open.”
PROGRAMMING SYSTEM PARAMETERS
The Boat Remote allows you to adjust system parameters for
greater flexibility. The system parameters include: Maximum Number
of Calls, Call Delay, Intercall Delay, Dialing Method, TAD, Voice
Repetitions, Rings Until Answer, Listen In, Speaker, Temperature,
Output Settings, and Current Time & Today’s Date. Program the
following individual parameters to your needs. To program each
parameter, enter the desired values by pressing the appropriate
number keys when prompted by the on-screen display. Then, press
ENTER and the display screen will prompt you for the next parameter.
If you wish to keep an existing value for any of the parameters,
simply scroll past it using the down arrow. If you do not know the
current values simply press the WHAT IS? and the SYSTEM key, before
entering the Set System menu.
*Use the down arrow to scroll through each parameter. If you
pass the parameter you wish to set, scroll through the remaining
parameters and start over by pressing
SET SYSTEM again. You cannot
scroll up in this menu by using the up arrow.
Once you’ve pressed the number keys to get the appropriate value
or toggled to your choice by pressing the
MODE key, then press ENTER.
You must press ENTER here or the previous setting will remain. After
pressing ENTER, you will then be able to set the next parameter, or