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MDR-2000 VJ User's Reference Manual
Interactive Monitor
SET ALARM <Keyword> -
If
'Yes'
then critical alarms cause the MDR-2000 to dial the host
system.
SET BAUD <xxxxx> <yyyyy> - Sets the baud rates where xxxxx is the PBX port rate and yyyyy is
the modem port baud rate.
SET BEEP <Keyword> -
If
'
Yes' then the <Bell> character is signaled when an invalid character is
entered in response to an Interactive Monitor prompt.
SET BYTE SIZE <x> <y> - Set the port byte sizes where x is the PBX port byte size and y is the
modem port byte size.
SET
CDR-
<Keyword> -
If
'Yes'
then
CDR
data is collected,
if
'No'
then
CDR
data is discarded.
SET DATE <dd> <mm> - Set the default date.
SET DESCRETE COLLECTION FUNCTIONS - Enables and disables the data collection
commands
('CA',
'CI' and '
CC')
which provide for collection by the host
of
either
CDR
data or
Image data only. Note that the word 'DESCRETE' is the required spelling.
SET DIGITS <Value> - Sets the minimum digits dialed.
SET DURATION <Value> - Sets the minimum call duration.
SET EXT-> EXT <Keyword> -
If
'Yes'
then internal calls are collected,
if
'
No
' then they are dis-
carded.
SET HELP - Provides a list
of
the SET command parameters.
SET IDLE
PBX
<Value> - Sets an alarm interval which monitors PBX activity.
SET IMAGE <Keyword> -
If
'Yes' then non-CDR data is collected,
if
'
No'
then it is discarded.
SET
IN
COMING <Keyword> -
If
'Yes'
then incoming calls are retained,
if
'No'
then they are
discarded.
SET METER <Keyword> -
If
'
Yes' then the meter pulse field
(if
it is implemented)
of
the PBX
will be scanned for valid data,
if
'No' it will be ignored and the output will always be
'O'.
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