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About Programming Procedures

Programming procedures using either the system programming console or a PC with WinSPM
using the Standard SPM Mode are presented in the same format. Following is an example of a
programming procedure and a description of how to follow it from the console or from a PC with
WinSPM using the Standard SPM Mode:
Menu → Sys Program → Start → Extensions → Lines/Trunks →Dial ext. no. → Enter →
Entry Mode →Dial line/trunk no. → Enter → Back → Back
To select Menu if you are programming from a system programming console, press the fixed
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display button; to select Menu if you are programming from WinSPM in Standard SPM Mode,
click on the picture of the fixed display button in the console display screen emulated on your
PC monitor.
To select Sys Program if you are programming from a system programming console, press the
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unlabeled display button next to the Sys Program option; to select Sys Program if you are
programming from WinSPM in Standard SPM Mode, click on Sys Program in the console
display screen emulated on your PC monitor.
When programming from your PC with WinSPM in Standard SPM Mode, you can
also select options from the console display screen by using the function keys on
your keyboard. See
The arrows within the programming procedure separate each step. Three typefaces are used to
help indicate what the step involves, as shown in the following table:
Table 1-1. Typefaces Used in Programming Procedures
Typeface Sample
More
GrpCalling
Dial ext. no.
''Using Standard SPM Mode''
On System Programming
Console
Select this option by pressing
the imprinted button on the
console.
Select this menu option by
pressing the unlabeled
display button next to the
option.
Enter this information.
About System Programming
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on page 3-27.
On PC using Standard SPM
Mode
Select this option by clicking
on the imprinted button on the
console emulated on the PC
monitor.
Select this menu option by
clicking on the option in the
console display screen
emulated on your PC monitor.
Enter this information.

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