Burnside TX2 User Manual page 17

RESTOREn *888*n#
Restore settings of the terminal
n = 0 Restore all settings but retain phone numbers and call log.
n = 1 Also clear phone number memories
n = 2 Restore settings, phone number memories & call log (restore all)
ON Turns the terminal on (change from charge only to full operation).
OFF Turns the terminal off (change from full operation to charge only.
Commands for TX2L and TX2LR:
MPREFIX *846*0*[prefix]#
Sets the prefix which determines if the number is destined for the mobile network.
For example MPREFIX=07 (default 07).
FORWARDn *847*1#/*847*1*[phone number]#
User friendly command to turning on call forwarding. If a number is entered, it will be
the equivalent of CFG21=1 and setting PNUM10 where n is the phone number. For
example FORWARD=0123456789. If FORWARD is used alone and PNUM10 has
already been programmed or FORWARDn used with a number previously, the call
forwarding will be enabled with the previous number.
CANCEL *847*0#
Cancel call forwarding mode. A user friendly equivalent of CFG21=0.
ANNOUNCEn *847*2#/*847*2*[phone number]#
User friendly command to turn on call forwarding with announcement. If a number is
entered it will be the equivalent of CFG21=2 and setting PNUM10 where n is the
phone number. For example ANNOUNCE=0123456789. If ANNOUNCE is used
alone and PNUM10 has already been programmed or ANNOUNCEn used with a
number previously, the call forwarding will be enabled with the previous number.
ATTENDANT *847*3#
User friendly way of turning on call forwarding with auto-attendant announcement.
PPREFIX *846*1*[prefix]#
Sets a prefix to insert when dialling via the PSTN.
For example PPREFIX=9 (default 9).
IPREFIX *846*2*[prefix]#
Sets the IDD prefix that is used to convert "+" in phone numbers for PSTN dialling
For example IPREFIX=00 (default 00)
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