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Using the Converse 2015 PIC
The PIC (Programmable Input Chip) is used to
copy names and numbers stored in the one-touch
memories to other Converse 2015 telephones.
Note
The PIC is available separately from your
Converse 2015 supplier.
IMPORTANT
When you have a PIC inserted in the socket
you will not be able to make or receive calls.
PIC program controls
Buttons on your Converse 2015 let you control
functions on the PIC.
Button
PIC function
HOLD
Menu
REDIAL
Cancel
#
Used with handset to start program mode
M1-M8
Read memory data/change data
SECRECY
OK
VOL + -
Scroll
KEYPAD
Number and name entry
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Converse 2015 ~ 4th Edition ~ 10th September '02 ~ 4517
Program mode
Program mode lets you use all the
programmable settings of the Converse 2015.
The Program Mode menu is:
• Set PIC password – helps prevent unauthorised
use of the PIC.
• Read phone memory – display entries stored
in the one touch M1-M8 buttons.
• Read PIC memory – display entries stored in
the PIC memory.
• Program phone memory – add/change data
stored in the M1-M8 buttons.
• Program PIC memory – add/change data
stored in the PIC memory.
• Write to phone – copy entire PIC memory
into the phone.
• Write to PIC – copy entries from the phone
into the PIC.
Note
When in Program mode you will notice that
the Line indicator lights up. This reminds you
that the line is busy to incoming calls. You may
also notice that the Line indicator dims while
you are in Program mode. This is quite normal
and is because the telephone exchange has not
received any dialled numbers from you.
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