120 VS1 Editor Configuration Application
System Commands
argument Indicates an argument for which you must supply a value.
{x} An argument or a constant within braces { } is required.
[x] An argument or a constant within square brackets [ ] is optional.
x|y|z Constants or arguments separated by a vertical bars requires a choice.
acd logon {port} {logon code}—Logs the specified port onto an ACD(s) using the
logon account code specified.
acd logoff {port}—Logs the specified port off of all ACD(s).
call ext {extension} {sysfile}—Plays a voice file at an extension port. Example:
call ext 138 44 would call extension 138 and play voice file $va044.pcm at that extension.
call pager {sysfile} {pagezone}—Plays a voice file over a Paging Zone. Example:
call pager 22 4 would play voice file $va022.pcm over Paging Zone 4 .
call remote {number} {sysfile} [dtmf]—Dials a remote number and plays a voice
file, optionally dials DTMF. For example, call remote 8887936 937 1234 would dial
8887936 (using the Outbound Paging Line Pool specified in System Config 1), pause 10 seconds,
play voice file $va937.pcm, and then dial the DTMF 1234 and hang up.
clear {port}—Clears the specified port. Clearing a CO port disconnects the current call.
Clearing an Extension port disconnects the current call and cancels any Forwarding or Do Not
Disturb that may be in effect.
cload {file}—Loads a configuration file. For example, cload night.cfg would load the
configuration file night.cfg.
conf {co|ext} [input] [output]—Sets the 16-party conference room volume. Contact
Telecor Technical Support for further information.
conf lock {0|1}—Controls the ability to lock a 16-party conference room. Locking is
accomplished by any party pressing # . Pressing * unlocks the conference room. A locked
conference room results in a busy signal when its extension is dialed. (Default = 1,
locking/unlocking enabled.) Typing conf lock returns the current value.
conf timeout [n]—Controls how long a conference call comprised of only CO ports can
continue before the VS1 phone system terminates the call. Setting a value of 0 disables the timer.
Pressing a DTMF key resets the timer. (Valid range = 0–32767 minutes, default = 15 minutes)
Typing conf timeout returns the current value.
copy {source} {destination}—Copies the file specified as the source to the target. The
full path and file name of both the source and target files must be specified. Wildcards are not
supported. If the target file exists, it is overwritten. To copy files to/from the network, specify net:
as the path.
date [mmddyyhhmm]—Sets the system date and time using the format mmddyyhhmm. Typing
date by itself displays the current system date and time.
del {filename}—Deletes the specified file. Wildcards are not supported, and files with the
read-only attribute set cannot be deleted.
dir {filename}—Displays a directory of files. Directory path names and wildcards can be
specified. For example, dir vm\vm\*.* would display all files in the Voice Mail storage
directory.
disable {port|all}—Disabling a CO port prevents it from being used for outbound calls but
does not prevent incoming calls. Extension ports should not be disabled.
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