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2. "p": Primary phone number. The first number the remote will call to report an alarm. This phone number will be
downloaded to the remote.
3. "b": Backup phone number. The phone number the remote will call to report an alarm if the primary phone number fails.
This phone number will be downloaded to the remote.
If a type of phone number is not defined, no phone number for that function will be assigned. For example, for these lines of
the #PHONE_CFG section:
A001o1-559-454-8167AURR,AK
A001p1-559-454-1941AURR,AK
A002o1-559-454-8181AURR,AK
No line of the configuration file begins "A001b . . .", and therefore the remote at address 1 has an outbound phone number
and a primary phone number, but no backup number.
The tag "#END_CFG" signals the end of the configuration file. This tag should appear only once, at the end of the file. No
sections should appear below this tag. Do not put this tag between sections.
Uploading the Configuration File 6.5
Fig. 14. Uploading the configuration file
The configuration file must be uploaded to the DAC-P via File Transfer Protocol. No username is required, but you must
give a password. The factory default password is "dpstelecom." Any FTP client may be used to transfer the configuration
file, but only a limited set of FTP commands are supported.
To transfer the file from a DOS prompt, follow these steps (see Figure 14 above):
1. From the DOS prompt, change to the directory where the configuration file is located.
2. Type "ftp" and press Enter.
3. At the FTP prompt, type "Open" and the IP address of the DAC-P, and press Enter.
4. Type the password (factory default is "dpstelecom") and press Enter.
5. Type "put" and the name of the configuration file and press Enter. (If thve configuration file is in a different directory you
must type the full path name.
6. Type "close" and; press Enter to close the connection to the DAC-P.]