Telstra Commander i, Service Manual

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Programming
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The Default setting for Day and Night at all twelve stations is: 0
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Press [i] and the Station Class programmed for Station 1 is
displayed.
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Select the desired station (01 - 12) by dialling the number or by
using the [*] and [#] keys to scroll backwards and forwards.
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Press [i] to display the > prompt.
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Dial the appropriate call barring class for the selected station.
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Press [i] to confirm the setting.
Note: The system must be in night mode to programme the night
mode settings.
05a DSS Extension
Display
This facility allows you to allocate a station number to a particular DSS
key and / or intercom number. Normally, station 1 is allocated to
[DSS1], station 2 to [DSS2] and so on, with station 12 allocated to the
[#] intercom number.
The Default setting is: 123456789*0#- Stations 1 to 8 are assigned to
[DSS1] to [DSS8] and stations 9, [*], 0 and [#] have intercom call
numbers of 9, [*], 0 and [#] respectively.
Note: the intercom call number is determined by this programming.
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Press [i] to display the > prompt.
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Dial the DSS and Intercom Call Number allocations in station
number sequence.
You must enter all twelve DSS identifiers (1 - #), even though there
may be fewer than twelve stations in the system.
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Press [i] to confirm.
The station number retains the same value originally assigned at start-
up for each programming procedure (eg. the original station number
will be used for programming the line access, station call barring,
Door Station enabling and for resetting the user password). The
intercom call number is changed accordingly.
Note 1: Station Number = Number originally assigned at start-up to
each terminal (keystation or AFU extension).
Note 2: Internal/Intercom Call Number = Number to be dialled to call