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4. After setting all the necessary options, press F2 to save your choices.
5. Press Esc to return to the Diag main screen.
N
OTE:Amanda will not run properly without the 1001.CPM and 
1001.GTD files. These files must be in the C:\AMAN-
DA\PBX.DB directory. If you run Diag from C:\PLAT-
FORM, instead of from the Setup utility, it cannot find the 
1001.CPM or 1001.GTD files and creates new ones in 
C:\PLATFORM. It is best to always run Diag from Setup.
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To learn CPM or GTD tones:
1. From the SmartCall menu, select Define CPM or Define GTD. Then 
press Enter.
The Call Progress Definition or the Global Tone Definition screen 
appears.
Call Progress Definition Screen
2. Press Page Down or Page Up until you locate a page for the tone.
3. Press F3 to learn the tone.
The SmartCall frequency and cadence screen appears on top of the main 
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SmartCall Screen
4. Depending on the type of tone, you will either:
 Just press Enter.
 Type a telephone number in the Number field in the upper right cor-
ner of the SmartCall screen then press Enter.
outdial codeType the outside line access and telephone num-
bers for a connection to test for tone patterns 
(such as the time or weather number). For exam-
ple:
9,5551111
Then press Enter.
reorder codeType any dial code that generates a reorder tone 
pattern on the...

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The scan starts and SmartCall updates the frequency bar graph and the 
cadence squarewave at the bottom of the SmartCall screen. The current 
scan frequency value appears in the Scan Freq field and the energy mag-
nitude detected at this frequency appears in the Data field.
N
OTE:The data value is a relative energy indicator. Do not 
use it as an actual signal strength measurement.
When SmartCall detects a tone, it beeps as long as the tone is present 
(On Time). This...

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6. Select the best result—if there is more than one. Use the following 
rules:
 The first result permits the fastest detection of the tone. If the Cnt 
field for the first result is greater than 1, use it.
 If the Cnt field for a result is 1, the result was observed only once 
and might be suspect.
 Sometimes a result transitions from one pattern to another. In this 
case, it is a good idea to ignore the transition result and take the last 
result.
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10. Press F2 to copy the selected result to the 1001.CPM or 1001.GTD file.
11. Repeat these procedures for additional tones.
TypePress the spacebar until the type of tone to be learned appears 
on the screen. Be careful using this screen—and especially 
this field. There is no way to lock a definition so you can ac-
cidentally change the contents of the current definition and 
not remember what its previous value was.
For CPM: Defines the general type of CPM tone:
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To  e x i t  D i a g :
1. From the Misc menu, select Sign Off then press Enter.
(Use the arrow keys to move to the Misc menu.)
A confirmation box appears.
2. Press Down Arrow to select YES then press Enter.
N
OTE:If your PBX or KSU user’s manual lists tone information, 
you can type it directly into the fields in the Call Progress 
Definition and the Global Tone Definition screens.
Tone Definition Fields
Definition FieldExplanation
TypeFor CPM: Defines the general...

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Freq1The first frequency of a dual frequency tone or the only frequency 
in a single frequency tone. 
N
OTE:When set to zero, the tone’s frequency is ignored during 
the detection process. (Only its cadence is considered.) 
Freq2The second frequency of a dual frequency tone; zero otherwise.
EdgeFor CPM:  Not used.
For GTD:  Specifies whether the GTD event is queued at the begin-
ning of the tone (leading edge) or after the tone has ended (trailing 
edge).
1st On...

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NOTE:Set all of the 2nd On and 2nd Off options to zero unless the 
tone is a dual cadence tone.
Reasons for Multiple Results
The common reasons for multiple results using any PBX or KSU are:
 Different PBXs can have one cadence period different from all the 
others. A good example of this is the Panasonic PBX busy tone 
which has the timing: 500ms on, 500ms off, 500ms on, 750ms off, 
500ms on, 500ms off. The 750ms Off Time only occurs once in an 
otherwise standard...

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