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AT&T Private Pay Phone Plus
February, 1988
SECTION IV USING ON-SITE FEATURES
Some sales, maintenance, and security information is accessible on-site via the display on
the chassis. To access this information, remove the front cover from the AT&T Private Pay
Phone Plus and unplug the dial assembly cord (see picture, page 12). Use the keypad and
display on the chassis to obtain on-site feature information.
You must use your security code to access the information. The code is set at 000 at the
factory.
When the telephone is in the access mode it cannot be used to make calls, so when you are
finished accessing on-site features, press the "START/STOP" button to exit the mode so that
your telephone is ready for use by your customer.
A Access Sales Information
Your AT&T Private Pay Phone Plus keeps track of the number of calls, kinds of calls, and
how full the coin box is, as well as keeping a perpetual cash count and a current cash
count. Most of the information is available to you through the use of the display on the
chassis (see picture, page 12). The current cash count is available to you via the handset.
To access the current cash count (the cash that is in the coin box at this time), with the
handset on hook (hung up) press the "2" on the phone dial and then enter the current
security code. Lift the handset and the synthesized voice will give you the current cash
tally.
To access other sales information, open the front of the telephone. The display on the
chassis will show the time and date. Press the "START /STOP" button on the internal
keypad. Enter your security code, using the numeric keypad, and press the "ENTER" button.
You will be offered several options. Press
"1'' to see the Perpetual Cash Count, "2" to see
the Coin Box Status, and "3" to see the Call Counts information.
Press the "CHANGE MENU" button to access other information or the "START /STOP" button
to exit the access mode.
NOTE The set will time out and go back to the time and date display from these features.
1. Perpetual Cash Count
At the alternating display, press
"1." The number given as the "Cash Count" is a perpetual
count, or the total amount collected by the phone since installation. The count cannot be
erased and starts over with
O when it reaches $100,000. Keep track of the perpetual cash
count. The cash count previously taken plus the amount in the phone's coin box should
equal the current perpetual cash count shown on the display.
Press the "CHANGE MENU" button to go back to alternating choices of on-site features.
Press the "START /STOP" button to return to the initial date/time display.
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