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commands for an XLDC can be used with the Hospitality Integrated Voice Services card.
Enabling and disabling of the ACD digital telephone M2616 is done in LD 32.
Table 30: Commands to enable/disable Hospitality Integrated Voice Services channels
page 93 lists some of the commands used to control the Hospitality Integrated Voice Services
card status and functions.
Table 30: Commands to enable/disable Hospitality Integrated Voice Services channels
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LD 30
LD 32
LD 32
LD 32
LD 32
The Hospitality Integrated Voice Services card handles the commands listed in
Commands to enable/disable Hospitality Integrated Voice Services channels
the same manner as the XLDC, transparently to the system.

History file

Information on any fault conditions is saved on the Hospitality Integrated Voice Services card
to provide a history file for the technician. The file is in the form of a cyclical buffer containing
up to 15 KB of error/log reports.
Users can access those files by using the FTP command (default user name is user and
default password is user). The buffer is overwritten from the top when it runs out of space. It
is configured to use memory resources efficiently.
Hospitality Integrated Voice Services keeps history files in the a:\oam\ directory for up to 32
days. There are two kinds of history files:
1. Logger – history of actions such as password change and other actions. Hospitality
2. Error Report for Debug – Hospitality Integrated Voice Services stores error reports
Hospitality Integrated Voice Services Fundamentals
Command
UNTT
DISC/ENLC
DISU/ENLU
LOOP
STAT
Integrated Voice Services stores Logger files in the a:\oam\log directory
in the a:\oam\err directory
Operation performed
Performs self-test on the Hospitality Integrated Voice
Services card
Disables/Enables specified card
Disables/Enables specified channel
Performs a network memory test, continuity test, and
signaling test on the specified loop
Obtain status of specified card/channel
Diagnostic tools for troubleshooting
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