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Hicom 150 E Office Rel.1.0 Service Manual - 12 Cordless Multicell Integration CMI
Procedure 1: *94 2 "password" 1 1 aa-b-cccc-dddd
base station data
Procedure 2: *94 2 "password" 2 2 eeeee-f-g
DECT ID
Procedure 3: *94 2 "password" 3 3 hhh.iii
System ID
To browse through the BS data (procedure 1), use the "*" key (forwards) and the "#" key
(backwards). If another procedure is active while you are browsing, the display switches back to the
data display for procedure 1. The data that was current when the procedure was started or the last time
data was read out of the customer database is displayed while you are browsing.
You can force all BS data to be re-read by pressing "1". The currently seized base station is displayed
once again on the MT.
You can delete the base station data currently displayed with the digit sequence "0 0". The display
contains the modified data of the currently selected BS. The data relating to the other base stations is
thus not affected.
You can activate the currently selected base station with the digit combination "0 1".
You can deactivate the currently selected base station with the digit combination "0 2". Caution: the
base station currently seized by the MT can also be deactivated.
Checking the base station's active status using a registered MT
See Section 12.5.1.1, steps 1 to 5.
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aa = number of the BS (if the procedure is performed
from an MT, the data for the BS on which the MT is
synchronised is displayed. If the procedure is
performed via an optiset E terminal, the system begins
with the first BS.)
b = BS status (1 = disabled, 2 = not available, 3 = not
active)
cccc = number of times the BS was restarted after a
failure (value range 0 - 65535, display range 0 - 9999,
in the case of overflow, the * is used to fill positions)
dddd = displays how often all B channels of a BS were
seized for more than 20 s (value range 0 - 65535,
display range 0 - 9999, in the case of overflow, the * is
used to fill positions).
eeeee = European Installers Code EIC
f = Fixed Part Number FPN
g = Fixed Part Subnumber FPS
hhh.iii = status of the central system software (version
patch)