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TECHNICAL ADVISORY BULLETIN
Date:
THE DigiTech DIGITAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
This bulletin discusses the following software enhancement and programming clarification for the DigiTech digital
telephone system:
Support for dual 32-button consoles
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Button mapping with a DigiTech 7700s~xx
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Availability of this enhancement is as follows:
S Y S T E M BASE UNIT PRODUCT CODE
C O 4 0 8 GO408 All Revisions
C O 8 1 6 GO81 6 All Revisions
Cl 632 G1632 All Revisions
FEATURE AND BENEFIT
The major feature and benefit of the revision 9 software enhancement is per the following discussion.
FEATURE
Dual Console The dual console feature allow users of
Feature
(product code DD32X-xx)
with a DigiTech Cl632 system that has one or two CM408 expansion modules included with it. The
dual console feature allows a station user to monitor up to 48 stations from one station location.
The first 32-button
with the port that the console occupies.
using COS programming, assign it as a second console to the same station port that is paired with
the first console. The dual console should not be placed at station ports 10 or 11.
DigiTech station ports are logic-paired asfollows:
10-11
14-15
16-17
18 - 19
20-21
22 - 23
24-25
SOFTWARE ENHANCEMENTS FOR
LCD speakerphone
assigned to one telephone. This feature is especially useful when used
console automatically complements the telephone at the port that is logic-paired
42-43
26-27
44-45
28 - 29
46-47
30-31
32-33 48-49
34-35 SO-51
36-37 52 - 53
54 - 55
38-39
-40 -41 56-57
SOFTWARE CARTRIDGE PRODUCT CODE
SO408 Rev. 9 and later
SO81 6 Rev. 9 and later
S1632 Rev. 9 and later
BENEFIT
Install the second 32-button
Station ports are as follows:
Potts 10 through 17 on 4-line, $-station base unit
Potts 70 through 25 on 8-line, 76~station base unit
Ports 70 through 47 on 76-line, 32-station base unit
Ports 42 through 57 on 16-line, 32-station
with two 4-line, g-station expansion modules
consoles
console at any station port and,
base unit
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