SECTION 400 (Version 3.0)
.DBS
Issue 1 January 1990
Programming Method
2 - 2 System Necessary for Program
Programming is performed from an attendant’s
display telephone. An attendant’s telephone is
one connected to extension port No. I or No. 2.
In addition, programming is also possible from
another extension by means of a programed ID
code for programming. While programming is
possible in some cases while the system is
functioning, in others the program may not
allow forthis when, for example, extension
numbers cannot be changed during use. Refer
to the separate explanation about programs
which cannot be set. When setting from a
telephone connected to the test terminal (CN3)
of the main cabinet, do so with reference to the
diagram below.
Setting from attendant’s telephone
(Extension port number 1 or 2)
For entering the programming mode, ON/OFF
3 PROG -+ RR is input from the attendant’s
telephone.
Setting from general telephone f&j< ‘jL’
P-G”
When programming from a telephone other
than the attendant’s, ON/OFF + 898 3 f4;9d449
digit code number) 3 PROG + ## is input
Cautions when programming
A After having set 5SS and EiUl24, turn off the
main power source or unplug the 5% or
EM/24 once. If this is not done, 5S.S and
EM124 will not operate.
B. If ihe setting for the paging group is
changedduring a page call, this call cannot
be answered.
C When a telephone is not connected to
extension port 2 and extension number 70 I,
the system is in the nighttime mode after
commencing the programming from the
attendant’s telephone. So, after the setting
manually, put it into the daytime mode.
5. The name setting can only be programmed
f-am the attendant’s telephone.
Port 7
r
I
1
1
I I
Test (Program) DSy72 console for
Telephone
name program
Main Cabinet
Fig. 2-2 Ten terminal
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