Toshiba Strata DK 280 Installation Manual page 678

13.12 Speed Dial Mode
The Speed Dial Mode can be used to add or change
Speed Dial numbers to any of the System Speed Dial
memory locations (600 - 699) for RCTUB,
RCTUBNBB and RCTUC/D, or (60 - 99) for RCTUA
systems; and to any of the station speed dial memory
locations (10 - 49).
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Chain Speed Dial numbers can also be programmed
using the Speed Dial Mode. See the Digital or
Electronic Telephone User Guide for more information
regarding chain Speed Dialing operation.
To program Speed Dial numbers, enter the REPT
mode per Paragraph 13-7 of this section. Then use
the Speed Dial Mode Procedure at the end of this
section.
13.13 Mode Exit
Exit the current mode per the following instructions
and select the desired mode per Paragraph 13-7.
To exit the 280Admin PROG, DUMP, TEST or SPEED
DIAL mode:
n At the P, D, T or R prompt, type QUIT and press
Enter:
>MODE
To exit the MESG mode:
n At anytime while in the message mode, type:
m 0 q and observe:
>MODE
Note:
To exit the Message Mode, the terminal
keyboard must be in lower case.
13.14 Discontinue Operation
13.14.1 Local Terminal
Exit current operating mode via Section 13.7-
Selecting A Mode and observe that the Mode prompt
is displayed on the terminal.
13.14.2 Remote Terminal
Exit current operating mode per Section 13.7-
Selecting A Mode and observe that the Mode prompt
is displayed on the terminal.
To discontinue remote operation:
1. Take the terminal off-line.
2. Verify that the modem drops the line.
13.15 Equipment Compatibility
Equipment that is known to be compatible with Strata
DK280 Remote Administration and Maintenance is
listed below. This does not show all of the equipment
that will work, only the equipment that has been
proven compatible in the field'or lab.
Terminals
W Texas Instruments
n Silent 700
H Panasonic KXD-4920
Modems
n Standard Hayes Compatible Data/Fax Modems
n Universal Data Systems: Model 103J LP
n US Robotics: Password
Computers
n Toshiba: Current Toshiba Portable Computers
Software
n Crosstalk
n ProComm Plus
January 1996
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