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• The telephone can be configured, locally or remotely, for user requirements by programming codes. The
most usual programming procedures are described in Section 8.1 Basic Programming on page 48.
• Other programming options, available to the user, are described in the present chapter. The remote-
control codes facilitating particular functions are listed below. As a rule, all these codes are 4-digits
enveloped by two stars (*), with the exception of autodial number memories.
• These functions are accessed by an "access code" which can be specific to the user.
• Programming code STATUS
*10xx*
For each function a value (xx) is designated
xx = 00
xx = 01
xx = 02
xx = 04
The sum of these values determines the overall configuration.
Example:
⇒ *1000* = DTMF dialling + access to memory 0-9 on keying the corresponding button on the keypad
+ automatic cleardown on busy tone.
⇒ *1007* = Pulse dialling + no memory access + no automatic cleardown.
• Programming code Ringing
*11xx*
xx = 00
Up to
xx = 98
Factory setting
xx = 99
Note: 00 ringing, reserved for the remote diagnostics system.
• Programming code Time On-Line
*12xx*
Factory setting
xx = 00
xx = 04
Up to
xx = 99
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13. ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING
Hardware configuration
DTMF dialling
Pulse dialling
No direct memory access
No cleardown on tone
Number of rings before auto-answer
No ringing before auto-answer
98 rings before auto-answer
The telephone does not auto-answer
Duration of conversation before auto-cleardown
The telephone is not limited to any duration
Auto-cleardown after 4 minutes
Auto-cleardown after 99 minutes
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