RLC-1 VERSION 2.09

1) FIXED THE DEFAULT PRE-ACCESS CODES FOR PORT 1 AND PORT 2 TO MATCH THE MANUAL

2) FIXED THE TONE LEVEL SETTING PROBLEM ASSOCIATED WITH COMMANDS 116,117
	- THIS FIX REQUIRES RE-INITIALIZATION FROM EARLIER VERSIONS (SORRY!)

3) FIXED THE OCCURRANCE OF THE PTT PULSING ACTIVE-INACTIVE WHEN THE PORT NOT
   ACTIVE AND A DTMF DIGIT RECEIVED ON THAT PORT.  THIS ONLY OCCURRED WHEN
   THE PORT WAS IN COR AND PL MODE(3) AND THE DTMF COVER MUTE WAS ENABLED AND
   THE DTMF COVER WAS DISABLED.  THE PORT HAD TO BE SET-UP TO ALLOW DTMF ACCESS
   EVEN WHEN THE PORT WAS INACTIVE.  WHEN A DTMF DIGIT WAS RECEIVED THE PORTS
   PTT WOULD PULSE OFF-ON-OFF.	THIS WOULD BE HARD ON RELAY DRIVEN TRANSMITTERS
   ALONG WITH BEING ANNOYING.

4) FIXED THE ERROR THAT OCCURRED WITH COMMAND 049, SLOTS 26-33, WHEN PROGRAMMING
   A SINGLE CW CHARACTER.  IF YOU TRIED TO PROGRAM A SINGLE CW CHARACTER IN THESE
   SLOTS, THE CONTROLLER WOULD RESPOND WITH AN ERROR 1.

5) FIXED THE VOICE PROCESSOR PROBLEM THAT COULD CAUSE A LOCK CONDITION.

6) ADDED A SERIAL ERROR COUNTER THAT WILL KEEP AN EXTERNAL SERIAL LOOP FROM
   LOCKING THE CONTROLLER.  AFTER 15 CONSECUTIVE ERRORS RECEIVED FROM THE
   SERIAL PORT, THE CONTROLLER WILL TURN OFF THE ABILITY FOR THE RLC-1+ TO
   SEND SERIAL DATA.  THIS CONDITION WILL REMAIN UNTIL A CORRECT COMMAND IS
   EXECUTED SERIALLY, OR VIA DTMF.  A CONTROLLER RESET (COMMAND 215) WILL ALSO
   RESTORE THE SERIALS ABILITY TO SEND DATA.

7) Fixed the scheduler problem that effected the events that the scheduler would 
   execute when a scheduler event occurred.  The controller now matches the manual.  
   Scheduler Event 01 now calls event 19, not event 30.  Sorry for the confusion.  
   The scheduler was imported from the RLC-2 controller software and the event table 
   reference was missed.



			  RLC-1 VERSION 2.08

1) FIXED THE DTMF COVER MUTE IN CONNECTED PORT

2) FIXED THE VOICE DELAY START COUNTER ON PORT 2

3) FIXED THE CW DELAY START TIMER ON PORT 2



			  RLC-1 VERSION 2.07

1) FIXED COMMAND 123, STOP ACCESS ON RECEIVER DROP, IF DTMF DIGITS ENTERED.

2) COMMAND 129, MACRO RECALL, CHANGED THE FOLLOWING
	- MACRO NUMBER READBACK NOW 2 DIGITS, NOT 3
	- MACRO COMMAND NUMBER READBACK NOW ALWAYS 3 DIGITS

3) COMMAND 213, SERIAL DTMF COMMAND NAME RECALL, CHANGED THE FOLLOWING
	- WILL PRINT A '-' AS A LEADING ZERO IF THE ZERO IS NOT PART OF THE
	  COMMAND NAME.  OLD: 000213 (NAME WAS ONLY 213)
			 NEW: ---213 (NAME STILL ONLY 213, LOOKS BETTER)

4) FIXED THE BUG WITH COMMAND 042 NOT SENDING CUSTOM BEEPS OUT PORT 2

5) FIXED THE CLOCK BUG THAT OCCURRED AT 8:00PM AND 9:00PM




			  RLC-1 VERSION 2.06

Fixes a crosspoint bug.

			  RLC-1 VERSION 2.05

1)  ADDED A DROP-OUT MESSAGE COUNTER.  THE COUNTER CAN BE SET FROM
    01 TO 99.  WHEN THE COUNTER IS SET TO 01 THE DROP-OUT MESSAGE
    WILL BE SENT EVERY TIME.  WHEN THE COUNTER IS SET TO 02 THEN THE
    DROP-OUT MESSAGE WILL BE SENT EVERY OTHER TIME, AN SO ON...

    COMMAND 069 PROGRAMS, AND RECALLS THE DROP-OUT TIMER COUNTER

    TO PROGRAM THE COUNTER
	<069> P TT
		WHERE P IS THE PORT NUMBER: 1 OR 2
		CC IS THE COUNTER NUMBER FROM 01..99

    TO RECALL THE COUNTER
	<069> P
		WHERE P IS THE PORT NUMBER: 1 OR 2

    ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS COMMAND
	ERROR 1: INVALID AMOUNT OF DATA.  MUST BE EITHER 1 OR 3 DIGITS
		 AFTER THE COMMAND NAME

	ERROR 2: INVALID PORT NUMBER.  MUST BE EITHER PORT 1 OR PORT 2

	ERROR 3: INVALID DATA COUNTER.	MUST BE BETWEEN 01 AND 99

** NOTE **
YOU CAN STILL DISABLE THE EVENT LIKE NORMAL USING COMMAND 065 (EVENT TABLE).
THIS COMMAND ONLY ALLOWS YOU TO CONTROL HOW MANY TIMES THE DROP-OUT TIMER IS
SENT.

DEFINITION: DROP-OUT EVENTS ARE ONLY SENT AFTER THE HANG TIMER RUNS OUT.  THIS
	    COMMAND DOES NOT CHANGE THAT.  THE DROP-OUT COUNTER IS DECREMENTED
	    EACH TIME A DROP-OUT EVENT IS REQUESTED.  IF THE DROP-OUT COUNTER
	    IS NOT ZERO, THE DROP-OUT EVENT IS SKIPPED.

2) FIXED THE CALIBRATION ON THE ANALOG TEMPERATURE SENSORS (FACEPLATE 06,07).


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