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DXP Correspondence ManualReview Answers
22. Polarity sensitive.
23. 66M-xx connector blocks.
24. False.
25. True. Grounding these pairs helps cut down on RF
interference.
26. False. You can install a paging device on Services board or on
a line port.
27.You can connect the modem to any serial data port.
28. With DIP switch 7 “on,” the system automatically sends the
initialization string to the modem in case of a power fail.
29. 500 Ohms.
30. False. You need one ring generator in each cabinet where you...

Review AnswersDXP Correspondence ManualChapter Four:
Review Answers1. IMI66-088, DXP Programming Records
IMI66-087, VDT Programming Manual
2. With PCMMI, you don’t have to be directly connected to the
DXP to change the database.
3. False. You can do some DXP programming through a
telephone but not all of it.
4. False. The DXOPT COM card provides four additional serial
data ports (you can have a total of 16 serial data ports on the
DXP).
5.Port One:9600,8, 1,NoParity
Port Two:
300,7,2,NoParity
6.500 ft...

DXP Correspondence ManualReview AnswersChapter Five:
Review Answers1. The defaults menu lets you return certain elements of DXP
programming to their factory settings.
2. Three.
3. False. None of the master clear settings clear the serial ports.
4. False. You can default each COS individually.
5. Button map default.
6. 
SMDAEMDR records.
7. 30.
8. Restoring the database means that you are transferring the
database from a DOS file into a DXP.
9. True. You must have the expanded RAM card installed to
ensure...

21. Three.
22. True.
23. True.
24. False.
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DXP Correspondence ManualReview AnswersChapter Six:
Review Answers1. False. The DXP has 32 classes of service.
2. False. COS 1 and COS 32 are defaulted differently from the
other classes of service..
3.A station user must dial a forced account code for a call to go
through; non-forced account codes are not mandatory.
4. Two.
5. Personal intercom and prime line.
6.Gives stations in a group the ability to pickup calls ringing at
other stations in that group.
7. False. LCD speakerphones that have...

Chapter Seven:
Review Answers1. False. Personal intercom numbers are programmable.
2. 
20,7..
3. Eight.
4.False. You can include one personal intercom in a hunt list.
5. False.
6. Prime line: station automatically selects the line when the
station is off-hook,
Prime intercom: station automatically selects the intercom
when the station is off-hook,
Prime line group: station automatically selects the line group
when the station is off-hook.
7. False.
8. To ensure that at default, the voice mail equipment...

DXP Correspondence Manual
Review AnswersChapter Eight:
Review Answers1. False. Line names can be no longer than seven characters.
2. Ground start lines help in preventing call collision.
.
3. True.
4. False. DID stands for Direct Inward Dialing.
5. False. You can also program a privacy release button that
releases the line from privacy mode.
6. 500r 350
7. 32
8. 16.
9. Immediate Start.
10. True.
11. True. DISA stands for Direct Inward System Access.
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DXP Correspondence ManualChapter Nine:1
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DXP Correspondence ManualReview AnswersChapter Ten:
Review Answers1. 95 percent.
2. Stations
Account Codes
Lines
All records
3. False. However, you must program the dialing time limit
(section 10.2)
4. False. Account codes can be used for incoming or outgoing
calls.
5. 16.
6. True.
7. Chronological order.
8. True.
9. 1000.
10. True.
11. True.
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Review AnswersDXP Correspondence ManualChapter Eleven:
Review Answers1.False.
2.400 entries,brokendownto10entriesperpage.
3.Station Class of Service
1 through 8
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4.False. The station’s number must be higher than or equal to
the toll restriction number.
5. 16.
6.Exception numbers are numbers that would normally be
disallowed by your toll-restriction programming. For
example, if you program l-804 as deny all, you can still
program l-804-978-2000 as an exception to that general rule.
7.You can assign up to...