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Security Access Registers
Remote Access Code
Note:
Local Security Code
Note:
32 - Fax Business Controller
The contents of the 606 Register can be used for entering modem programming mode
remotely. After the FAX machine answers, the remote user must wait for the "quiet time"
between the FAX tone, and then send a string of digits that will match the contents of the
606 Register. If the Controller auto-answers it will send an MF4 "1" to the remote point
to confirm that the Controller has answered the call, and that the FAX machine is split
away. The confirmation tone will not be heard if the call is manually answered on the
FAX side of the Controller. If the Controller detects a match, modem carrier tone will be
presented to the remote point for the predetermined time defined in the 011 Register (see
page 20). If the modem connects, the Controller will expect to receive a string of digits
that will match those of the contents of the 604 Register (see page 31). Once the string
of digits are confirmed, modem programming mode is entered.
If the modem fails to connect, the Controller will send an MF4 "D" to the remote point,
and then expect to receive a string of digits that will match those of the contents of the
603 Register.
If the 606 Register is empty, all remote programming access becomes unavailable.
Register
XX = the digits to be dialled in order to gain access remotely
606 XX
(maximum of 80 digits); (#1 )
When doing unattended modem programming to access an FBC Controller remotely, the
local device should continuously send the Remote Access Code to the remote FBC. This
method of sending the Remote Access Code is done to make certain that the Remote
Access Code is sent during the silent period (between the FAX tones) of the FAX machine.
The remote FBC confirms the Remote Access Code by finding a match in the 606
Register.
The contents of the 609 Register will contain the security code for entering programming
mode locally. Upon an off hook condition, the user dialled digits are screened. If the
digits dialled by the user are matched with the contents of this register, modem carrier
tone will be presented. Upon connection, modem programming mode is entered. If the
modem fails to connect after the specified time defined by the 011 Register (see page
20), the Controller will enter MF4 programming mode. The user may then continue to
program with an MF4 instrument.
For further information on local programming, turn to page 16.
Register
XX = the digits to be dialled from the FAX side of the
Controller in order to enter programming mode locally
609 XX
(maximum of 80 digits); (#0 )
MITEL recommends entering a unique access code for programming access to the
Controller.
XX =
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XX =
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8380-377-115-NQ
Issue 1, January 1997
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