The Functions (Multi-Value Options) In Detail; Function [2][1]: Security Access Code - Black Box ASD-4 Manual

5.4 The Functions (Multi-Value Options) in Detail

Earlier in this chapter, Table 5-2 showed the functions that can be
programmed to customize the operation of the ASD-4. This section describes
each function and describes how to customize each function.
5.4.1 F [2][1]: S
UNCTION
This function allows you to remotely access the programming mode of the
ASD-4 and alter any feature or function. It also allows you to access the TAD
and PHONE ports on the ASD-4 to retrieve information when the ASD-4
invokes the RMN feature. The Security Access Code is factory-preset to [1] [2]
[3] [4] (the program entry would be [2][1] [1] [2] [3] [4] [*]). This code
can be one to four digits long.
Example: To change the Security Access Code to [9] [8] [7] [6], enter the
programming mode and press the following on your tone phone:
[2][1] Change Security Access Code to
[9] [8] [7] [6] The desired access code
[*] End programming sequence (3 beeps indicate correct entry)
.
. (Optional entries for additional changes)
.
[*] Save changes and exit programming
Do not program similar access codes into the Security Access Code,
FAX Access Code, and MODEM Access Code. Also, do not use [0] as the
first digit in any access code, because this will confuse the ASD-4 and
will interfere with other operations.
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