Matrix VISIONPRO System Manual 36
Remote Configuration
VISIONPRO can be configured from any remote location. A remote user, preferably the system engineer, if not
present at the location where the system is installed, will be able to configure the system using the same
commands as used from a local station of the system. The remote user can login into the SA or SE programming
mode and configure the system as per the requirement.
How to use
• From the remote location, make a call to the system.
• Ask the operator (or, any person answering your call) at the system end to put you on hold first by dialing
Flash and then dial the commands 1#91-SE Password or, 1#92-SA Password. When the operator dials
‘Flash’, you get the on-hold music.
• Operator dials any of the above commands.
• On successful dialing of the command, the operator gets the Confirmation Tone first followed by the Error
Tone. Thereafter, the operator gets free and you enter the Remote Programming mode.
• You can now dial the desired programming command from the remote end and program the system.
• If the command dialed by you is valid and accepted by the system, you will get the Confirmation Tone.
• You can continue dialing other programming commands, if desired on getting the Programming Tone
again.
• Once you finish programming, dial ‘00’ to exit the programming mode. The system will place an external
call on the trunk and route it as per the configured Trunk Landing Group (TLG). For more details, refer
“Trunk Landing Groups (TLGs)”.
• However, if you disconnect the call without dialing the logout command (that is, ‘00’), the system handles
the situation as follows-
• If Disconnect Supervision is set on the trunk and it receives valid Disconnect Supervision signal, the
call is dropped and the system logs out immediately from the programming mode by releasing the trunk
port.
• If Disconnect Supervision is not set on the trunk and/or it does not receive any valid Disconnect
Supervision signal, the call is dropped and the system logs out from the programming mode once the
DOSA Inactivity Timer expires.
• If no activity is detected by the system from your end (that is, from the external party) till the expiry of
the DOSA Inactivity Timer, the system automatically disconnects the call and logs out from the
programming mode.
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