General Notes on Programming
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6. 3. Terminating a Variable Length Entry
Since some registers in the EuroRoute require variable length information, a terminator is used
to indicate the end of an entry. Generally, the terminator is used with 7XXX, 8XX, 6XX and
6XXX parameters. The terminator is ##. When using a terminal, you can substitute A for
✳
and B for the #. Exit programming mode by dialling 987. If you hang up to exit programming,
any changes will be lost and the former data will be restored. Do not disconnect the power
from the EuroRoute, until the green (power) LED stops flashing. During this period, any
programming in the EuroRoute is being stored into the EuroRoute’s non-volatile memory.
Disconnecting the power prematurely will result in a loss of programming.
6. 4. Terminating Variable Length Entries with time-out
To terminate a variable length entry (e.g. Abbreviated Dialling Bins, Cost Centre Codes, Route
Strings, Search Tables) use ##. If the entry ## is not permissible (for example, behind a PBX
that will not pass the # to the EuroRoute), the EuroRoute will automatically time-out within the
specified time by the inter digit timer, accepting the entry.
6. 5. Programming With a Terminal
Programming can be done by using a terminal (does not apply to Chain Programming, for
Chain Programming see Chaining on page 96). The default programming entry code is #0
✳
(contents of the 690 Register). When you enter the programming entry code, the following
screen appears:
6. 6. Legal and Illegal/Invalid Entries
Each time you enter a legal command, e.g. 005, from a terminal, the EuroRoute will
automatically space to the next entry point waiting for more input. For example:
Should you make an illegal or an invalid entry, you receive:
8350 REV 134-F02 COPYRIGHT 1987-1998 MITEL INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
UK DIALLER - VERSION 2 - MR2
Serial Number BC AAA 0001
ENTERING PROG. MODE
V>
P> 005
Area for data that you enter to be displayed
Space left by legal command
Command Entered
Programming prompt
P> 5 (Followed by a carriage return [used to cancel the 5 entry])
P? 5 (The question mark indicates that the entry is illegal or invalid)
P> (Fresh programming prompt)
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