S-COM 6K Owner's Manual page 70

ACCESS (without password)
Command Form:
Description:
Acknowledgement: Sends the DIALING MESSAGE
Errors:
OFF
Default Condition:
Examples:
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AUTOPATCH
(phone number) *
To access the autopatch without the Autopatch Access Password, enter the
telephone number you wish to dial (and the "*", if required). All digits are
entered in a continuous string. The phone number may be up to 35 digits in
length, and may contain special command digits (A, B, C, D). To access the
autopatch in this way, you must turn on the Autopatch Without Password
feature.
Autopatch is Off
? REJ Rejected (Number was found in Reject Table)
? ERR Rejected (Number not allowed by Call Type)
The Access Without Password feature defaults to OFF
Assume that the number you wish to call is 456-7890. Enter the following:
4567890 *
When the above command is entered, the controller will screen the
telephone number (456-7890) according to the Call Types you have
programmed and the Accepted and Rejected Number Tables you have
programmed. If the number is acceptable, the controller will send the Dialing
Message and dial the number. If the number is not acceptable, the
controller will send one of the error messages listed above.
The autopatch doesn't see the command until AFTER the command has
been checked against the passwords and macros. You must watch out for
these potential problems when accessing the autopatch without a password:
1. Collisions with macros. If you attempt to dial 911 using the no-password
feature, for example, and if a macro named 0911 is found, then the macro
will be executed. If no macro is found, then the telephone number will be
dialed (assuming the number is acceptable and not rejected).
2. Collisions with passwords. If you attempt to dial 996-3820 using the no-
password feature, for example, and if the Master or Control Operator
Password is 99 (and assuming that the Control Operator Password is
authorized for the 63 command group), then the wrong command will be
executed: the Link Control Path 2 command (99 63 82 0 *) will be executed
instead of the telephone number being dialed.
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