194 Part I: Task Manager © Tait Electronics Limited December 2007
‘IF NOT Receiving valid signal’ will be processed when the base station
stops receiving a signal with the correct subaudible signalling.
5. Position the mouse cursor over the next drop-down box and right-click to
open the list of available inputs. The inputs relevant to the context from
which you accessed the Task Manager form appear in the main list; other
inputs are grouped under headings.
6. Select an input from the list. It appears in the box.
7. In the same way, select an action from the drop-down list of the last drop-
down text box.
8. In the task list, click a task to indicate where you want to add the task.
Alternatively, click a folder.
9. Click <<Insert Item. The task appears in the task list.
10.If necessary, use the buttons on the right to move the task up or down, or
to indent it.
Adding a Comment
When you define a set of tasks, you need to provide a comment that names
them and indicates what they are for and how they work. You may also want
to add further comments on individual tasks.
To add a comment
1. Open a Task Manager form (see “Accessing Task Manager” on page 191).
2. In the Task list item area, select the Comment option.
3. Inter the text of the comment into the box below.
4. Click <<Insert Item. The comment appears in the task list.
5. If necessary, use the buttons on the right to move the comment up or down,
or to indent tasks under it.
6. Click OK to confirm your changes and close the form.
Disabling a Task
You can disable any task in the task list. This is an easy way to stop Task
Manager doing something you don't want it to do. (When the base station is in
Standby mode, Task Manager is disabled and no tasks are executed.)
To disable a task
1. In any Task Manager form, click a task.
2. Click Enable/Disable. The tick at the beginning of the task turns into a
cross.
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