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set loop{n}={file}—This command changes the voice file source for the specified Loop
Tape. For example, set loop2=va\$va400.pcm would change Loop2 to $va400.pcm at the
end of current pass through Loop2. Loop Tapes should be started in the Loop Tapes section of the
configuration program. (Valid range for {n} = 1–12)
set pcomwait={n}—Reserved for Telecor Technical Support use. Do not change this setting.
set ring0={n}—Sets the minimum duration for a valid CO power ring. This setting applies to
the first ring only. Do not change this setting. (Valid range = 2–1000 hundredths of a second, default
= 50 hundredths of a second)
set ring1={n}—Sets the minimum duration between valid CO power rings. Do not change this
setting. (Valid range = 2–1000 hundredths of a second, default = 250 hundredths of a second)
set ring2={n}—Sets the maximum duration the system waits for the beginning of the next CO
power ring. Do not change this setting. (Valid range = 2–1000 hundredths of a second, default = 500
hundredths of a second)
set smdrmode27={0|1}—This command sets the number of SMDR year digits. The default
setting is 0, which sets the number of year digits to four. A setting of 1 changes the year digits to
two. It also removes the Field Description Called Number in Detail, Summary, and ACD SMDR
files. A setting of 1 also removes the Field Description Message Sent from ACD SMDR files.
set zp{1|2}={loop1|loop2|audio1|audio2|silent}—Plays an audio source over
the Zone1 or Zone2 paging contacts on PEU A. Specifying loop1 or loop2 plays the
corresponding loop file, audio1 or audio2 plays the corresponding PEU music input, and
silent turns the source off. Any page to Zone1 or Zone2 interrupts the specified audio source.
show acd {acd number}—Displays the status of the ACD number specified. (Valid range =
1–10)
show conn—Displays a list of existing connections on the VS1 phone system.
show events—Displays a list of Scheduled Events. The next event scheduled to run is preceded
by a *.
show ports [file]—Displays a list of all devices configured on the system. Each line
includes the port number, physical port type, software port type, extension number and port
description. Optionally, a file name can be specified for output.
shutdown {n|idle}—This command shuts down the PBX and reboots the TVS in {n}
minutes. Specifying the idle parameter resets the system as soon as no call activity is detected.
(Valid range = 0–500 minutes, or IDLE)
stop—Identical to shutdown 0 command.
stat—Displays a listing and status of system processes.
sysinfo—Displays the system software version, System ID (serial number), startup time, and
other system information.
t1 comm {0|1}—Displays the status of the communications between the specified T1 Interface
Card and the PBX. If one T1 Interface Card is installed, interface 0 corresponds to ports 97 through
128. If two T1 Interface Cards are installed, interface 0 corresponds to ports 65 through 96 and
interface 1 corresponds to ports 97 through 128.
t1 error {0|1}—Displays a summary of the error information for the specified T1 Interface
Card during the past 24 hours. Note: If one T1 Interface Card is installed, interface 0 corresponds to
ports 97 through 128. If two T1 Interface Cards are installed, interface 0 corresponds to ports 65
through 96 and interface 1 corresponds to ports 97 through 128.
t1 setup {0|1}—Displays the configuration settings of the specified T1 Interface Card. Use
the arrow keys to select a setting, the
SPACEBAR to change a setting, and the ENTER key to save the
changes. Press
ESC to exit without saving the changes. If one T1 Interface Card is installed,
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