CTP Systems CTPhone 1900, Applications Manual

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CTPhone 1900 System Configuration
Storing IDs in the CTPhone Handset
1 Press to turn on the handset.
2 Press .
MENU OPERATION appears in the display
3 Press until SYSTEM CONFIG. appears in the display.
4 Press .
SID #0 appears in the display.
5 Enter the system ID for a CTPhone 1900 system in which you want the
handset to operate.
If you make a mistake, press to erase the last digit.
6 Press .
HID #0 appears in the display.
7 Enter the handset ID (1–1535) for the system ID you entered in step 4.
8 Press .
SID #1 appears in the display.
9 Repeat steps 5–7 until you have entered all the system and handset
IDs required for the handset you are configuring.
You can store a maximum of eight system IDs and associated handset
IDs in a handset. If you don’t need that many, press
. When you
press or press after entering the eighth handset ID, the
handset displays its ESN for a brief moment and then exits menu oper-
ation to idle mode.
Storing ESN in the CTPhone Controller
Unique Electronic Serial Numbers (ESN) are programmed into CTPhone
handsets at the factory and are automatically configured in the CTPhone
Controller the first time a user makes a phone call or goes off-hook. CTP
Systems recommends that the system administrators make the initial call
on all CTPhone handsets to ensure that ESNs are stored with correct
handset IDs.
After storing ESNs on the CTPhone Controller, the system administrator
should back up the User Database on the CTPhone Controller. An ESN
remains in the database on the CTPhone Controller until its related hand-
set ID is changed or deleted. When the handset ID is changed, the corre-
sponding ESN is removed from the database.
PWR
FCN
FCN
CLR
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