Toshiba ESTUDIO170F, Руководство по обслуживанию

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[ 2 ] SET FUNCTION [MENU], [9], [5], [02]
This sets parameters of the general functions, telephone functions (for each country/region), dialing
functions, access digits functions, and PC functions. Each table lists the applicable functions in 8 bits.
Entering 1 or 0 in each bit performs parameter setting.
The following shows the functions that can be set. For further details, refer to
P.4-42 "4.2 Service
Settings in Test Mode".
The setting functions are as follows.
• FUNC 0 to 39
Parameters of general functions. (Refer to P.4-44 "4.2.1 FUNC 0-39".)
• TELFUNC 0 to 8
Parameters of general telephone functions. (Refer to P.4-85 "4.2.2 TEL FUNC 0-8".)
• UAD 0 to 19
Parameters of special functions used to adjust the unit to the telephone specifications of each coun-
try/region. (Refer to
P.4-94 "4.2.3 UAD 0-19".)
• EX TYPE 1
Parameters related to telephone exchange functions. (Refer to P.4-118 "4.2.4 EX TYPE".)
• ACC DGT 1 to 2
Parameters related to access digits functions. (Refer to P.4-119 "4.2.5 ACC DGT 1-2".)
• PCFUNC 0 to 7
Parameters related to PC interface functions. (Refer to P.4-121 "4.2.6 PC FUNC 0-7".)
1) Use the [ Ç ] or [ È ] key to select “02. SET FUNCTION”, and then press [ENTER] key.
2) Using the following keys, select the function to be set.
- Press the [ENTER] key to set the parameter and display the next function’s parameter.
- Press the [
Æ ] key to move the cursor to the next bit.
- Press the [ Å ] key to move the cursor to the previous bit. If already at bit 7 (left digit), the [ Å ] key
will display the previous function’s parameter.
- Press the [0] key to set the selected bit to “0”.
- Press the [1] key to set the selected bit to “1”.
3) After setting, press the [STOP] key to return to the stand by mode screen.
Bit 7 Bit 0
FUNC0 =XXXXXXXX
Displays the numeric value to be entered now (can
only be altered at the point of the blinking cursor.)
YYYYYYYY
Displays the numeric value currently set (cannot be
changed.)