Telephone: Pin-Code

This may have only been pertinent to the earlier factory built in phones, but it’s useful for other purposes.

Create

• single line
• does not support carriage return/line break
• similar to other uses of 0x23 in sending to broadcast 0xff or 0xbf will also write to IKE character display

# Pin-code
C8 <LEN> 3B 23 05 00 "23 05 Layout Pin-Code" <CS>

# Pin-code GT and IKE
C8 <LEN> BF 23 05 20 "Pin IKE" <CS>
C8 <LEN> BF 23 05 30 "Pin IKE Update" <CS>

Flashing Text

# Prefix string with control character 0x01
C8 <LEN> 3B 23 05 00 "Here is some..." 01 "flashing text!" <CS>

Inputs

# Press
Pin-Code >  Digit >   0             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 00 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   1             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 01 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   2             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 02 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   3             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 03 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   4             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 04 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   5             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 05 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   6             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 06 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   7             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 07 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   8             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 08 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   9             3B 06 C8 31 05 02 09 <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   <-            3B 06 C8 31 05 02 0a <CS>
Pin-Code >  Digit >   OK            3B 06 C8 31 05 02 1b <CS>

Pin-Code >  SOS   >   SOS           3B 06 C8 31 05 05 08 <CS>

# Hold/Release
# Add 0x20, and 0x40 to final byte for hold and release respectively.

Updates

# Set Pin
# Note: factory implementation will use mask, i.e. "****"
C8 <LEN> 3B 23 05 00 "1234" <CS>