Application Command Mode - Aastra Ascotel IntelliGate 150 System Manual

Ascotel® IntelliGate® 150/300 as of I7.9
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Application Command Mode

The Application Command Mode is used to enable or disable password-free access
(pattern 15) and remote access to the AIN via an external dial-up connection
(pattern 16).
The Application Command Mode is indicated by the SYS-LED flashing green-or-
ange.
The Application Command Mode is entered using a long keypress of the pilot key
(LC) in Normal Modus. Combination pattern 17 is displayed once the Application
Command Mode has been entered.
Tab. 89 Patterns after entering the Application Command Mode
Pattern
F0 F1
No.
17
The Application Command Mode is exited automatically if no input is made within
20 seconds; the system returns to Normal Mode.
Enabling / disabling password-free access
The following sequence changes the status of the password-free access:
Requirement: The system has been started up and is running normally.
Press the pilot key with a long keypress (LC)
1.
→ "SYS" flashes green-orange and "F0" lights up red
Press the pilot key several times with a short keypress (SC) until "F3" lights up.
2.
→ "F3" indicates the current status: steady red = disabled, steady orange = ena-
bled.
Press the pilot key with a long keypress (LC)
3.
→After 2 second keypress "F3" lights up green by way of confirmation.
→When the key is released, the status changes and the system jumps back to
original Mode.
→"F3" now indicates the new status: inactive = disabled, steady orange = ena-
bled.
Note:
You are strongly advised to keep the password-free access open only for
as long as necessary. For security reasons it is automatically deactivated
again after a restart or at the latest after 60 minutes.
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F2 F3 F4 SYS Meaning
Application Command Mode active
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