Mitel SMarT-1 EuroRoute Compact Installation & Programming Manual page 18

General Notes on Programming
Local Programming With a Fourth Column MF4 Telephone
Notes:
Remote Programming With a Fourth Column MF4 Telephone
Notes:
Call Home on Installation
Initialisation
18 - Compact Dialer
MF4 tones can be used to program the Compact Dialer. The default local programming
code is #345 . To exit programming mode and save data, wait for long tone to end, then
dial 98 and hang-up (go on-hook).
To program the Compact Dialer locally:
• Go off-hook and enter #345
• The Compact Dialer will respond with a long period of 400 Hz tone followed by
• Once the beep is heard, local programming mode is entered.
Each time that the line cord is disconnected from the Dialer's PSTN socket, labeled "To
Phone Socket", and then reapplied, the dialer will attempt to call the management system
by using the number stored in Register 71 (refer to page 21) for programming.
Because of the fact that variable length registers need to be terminated with the MF4
digit D, Mitel recommends that the Compact Dialer be programmed with a 4th column
telephone (A phone with a key pad including the buttons A, B, C and D).
The Compact Dialer can be programmed remotely by using MF4 tones. The default
remote programming code is #124 . To exit programming mode and save data, dial 98
and hang up the remote telephone.
Because of the fact that variable length registers need to be terminated with the MF4
digit D, Mitel recommends that the Compact Dialer be programmed with a 4th column
telephone (A phone with a key pad including the buttons A, B, C and D).
One minute after the Compact is installed, the unit will call the carrier's Call Home Well
Management Center (CHWMC), using the following process. The unit will go off-hook
and dial the phone number (refer to Register 71 on page 21) to the CHWMC. The unit
will then wait for a response from the CHWMC for a period of twenty-five seconds.
If no response is received from the CHWMC, the unit will go on-hook and re-attempt to
Call Home after one minute. The unit will then wait for a response from the CHWMC
for a period of twenty-five seconds.
If no response is received after the second attempt, the Dialer will wait for one hour
before re-attempting to Call Home. The unit will then wait for a response from the
CHWMC for a period of twenty-five seconds.
If the third attempt is unsuccessful, the Dialer will Call Home every 24 hours, until the
Dialer receives a response from the CHWMC. If the unit receives a password within the
twenty-five second period, it will respond by sending an MF4 B followed by an MF4 D
tone to the CHWMC. If the unit receives an invalid password, it will disconnect.
Otherwise, the unit will then remain in view mode, where it will be ready to echo
programming information or be ready to be changed to program mode.
If a telephone goes off-hook during the Call Home process, the unit will stop the Call
Home process. The line will be reset, and dial tone will be returned to the user, allowing
the user to process a call. The Call Home process may take from two to three minutes,
depending on the size of the program. If anyone enters program mode and then exits from
program mode using the command 98, the Call Home process will be cleared. The process
will not begin again, unless the Call Home Well Time feature is programmed, or the
interval timer is a non-zero value. Call Home may be defeated by setting Register 10 to
a # value.
Initialisation is a procedure that is used for re-loading the factory defaults into the
Compact. This procedure will not affect the Call Home number that is stored in Register
71.
To initialise a Compact that is connected to an Exchange line:
• With the telephone device on-hook, press and hold the key located on the device
• While continuing to hold the
• Continue to hold the key for 10 seconds
• Release the key and listen for a 400 HZ tone followed by a



• Dial 93 and listen for a
• Dial 98 and listen for a 400 HZ tone followed by a "click" sound; hang up.
(Contents of Register 68 by default)
key, take the telephone device off-hook
Issue 1, August 1999





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