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Chapter 1. System Programming (FF1)
Feature
Offhook Voice Announce
Offhook Voice Announce Answer
Page
Park Hold
PSD (Personal Speed Dial) Directory
PSD (Personal Speed Dial) Number
Release
Reminder
Save Number Redial Access
Save Number Redial Set
SSD (System Speed Dial) Directory
SSD (System Speed Dial) Number
T1 Alarms --
Frame Loss
Red Alarm
Signal Loss
Slips
Sync Loss
Yellow Alarm
Talkback
Tone/Voice Calling
Transfer
Trunk Group Selection
(same as "MCO or ML Keys")
Trunk Queuing
Trunk Selection
UNA Pickup
Voice Mail One-Touch Access
(CPC-B Version 5.0 or higher)
Voice Mail Transfer
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Code to be assigned to soft key
(FF11 enters an asterisk *)
(FF12 enters a pound sign #)
PROG PROG 5
FF11 3
FF12 (00-07)
75
900000
AUTO (90-99 or 900-909)
FF11 2
FF12 4
AUTO FF11
AUTO AUTO FF11
900001
AUTO (00-89 or 000-199)
(Master or Slave)
(101 or 121) FF12
(103 or 123) FF12
(104 or 124) FF12
(102 or 122) FF12
(105 or 125) FF12
(107 or 127) FF12
FF11 3
PROG PROG 1
PROG PROG PROG
(81-86 or 89)
PROG PROG 2
(01-64)
78
PROG AUTO NNN (XXX or AUTO SSD/PSD) #
VM Pilot Number
Note: The password (if used) can be 1 to 3 digits long. If the
password is over 3 digits, it must be assigned as a speed-dial
code (be sure to include an ending pound # sign after the pass-
word when creating the speed-dial code).
PROG AUTO AUTO NNN
(NNN=VM Pilot Number)
DBS Manual - Revised April 2000
Section 400-Programming
Password (optional)
Press the # key to
register the string.
DBS-2.3/9.2-400
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