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General Notes on Programming
6. 9. Load Default Data (942 903)
After the high-level command 942 903 is entered at anytime while in programming mode, the
entire database, with exception of the peg counters, will be reset to the factory default values.
6. 10. Clear Search Tables (942 904)
After the high-level command 942 904 is entered at anytime while in programming mode, the
entire Search Table database will be erased. This includes the following Search Table sets:
•
801 - 815
•
821 - 835
•
841 - 845.
No other registers are affected by using this command.
6. 11. Display Power-on Counter (961)
A new peg counter has been added that records the number of times the unit goes through its
power up sequence. This enables the maintainer to see how many times the Dialer has lost its
power since installation. The peg counter will read a random figure until the Dialer is first
initialised. This will set the peg counter to 0000. After each successive power down/up
sequence the peg counter will be incremented by 1. The peg counter will only be reset to zero
again if the unit is
display the peg counter.
6. 12. Display Route and Line Peg Counter Data (967)
The contents of the Route and Line Peg Counters can be displayed by using the 967 high-level
command while in terminal/modem programming mode. The counter does not reset when
using this command.
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initialised. The maximum peg count is 9999. Using command 961 will
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