Inter-Tel GMX-48 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE Manual

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B. [IB] ARS DIAL RULES (/RULE) 
12.7 
The system dials the number according to the 
dial rules assigned to the route group. If the dial rules 
do not tell the system to echo digits that are dialed 
(rules l-3), they are deleted. To program the digits 
that are added to the dialed number when the route 
group is selected (rules 4-lo), select B from the auto- 
matic route selection menu or IB or /RULE from the 
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13. [J] DATABASE SAVE/RESTORE 
(/SAVE) NOTE: To store the entire system database, approxi- 
mately 1OOK bytes of memory are required. 
13.1 This program allows an unrestricted program- 
mer to save and/or load the database using an exter- 
nal storage device such as a personal computer. (Re- 
fer to SPECIFICATIONS, page 2-17, for informa- 
tion concerning the external storage device.) 132 To reach this program, enter...

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13.3 The 
terminal then prints one the following sets of instructions for beginning the save/restore function: 
If a delay time is set: 
THE DELAY OPERATION IS NOW IN EFFECT. 
PROCEED WITH ANY RE-CABLING (ETC.) AS 
NECESSARY. THE SPECIFIED OPERATION 
WILL START WHEN THE DELAY TIMER 
EXPIRES. 
: If another port is selected and a delay time is not set: 
ESTABLISH ANY NECESSARY COMMUNICATION WITH THE 
HOST/DEVICE,...

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14. [K] SYSTEM INITIALIZATION AND 
RESET (/INIT) this program, enter K or /INIT from the database pro- 
gramming menu. The prompts are preceded with a 
warning: 
14.1 This program allows an unrestricted program- 
mer to reset the database or return it to the default 
configuration. It is used when the system is first in- 
stalled or when the KSU has been replaced. To access WARNING: THIS TASK WILL END THE 
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PRESERVE SYSTEM TIMERS (N): 
PRESERVE SYSTEM SPEED DIAL (N): 
PRESERVE ACCOUNT CODES (N): 
PRESERVE EXTENSION AND FEATURE 
CODE ASSIGNMENTS (N): 
PRESERVE STATION INFORMATION (N): 
PRESERVE TOLL-RESTRICT TABLES (N): 
PRESERVE AUTOMAmC ROUTE SELECI-ION 
TABLES (N): 
PRESERVE REPORT PROGRAMMING (N): 
REVIEW SELECTED DATA AGAIN (N)? 
PERFORM UPDATE TO DATABASE 
(Y OR N)? 
MAJOR RESET 
For the following PRESERVE...

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15. SMDR AND ERROR 
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15.1 To program the station message detail record- 
ing (SMDR) and error message output, select B from 
the applications program menu. This program sets 
the parameters for the SMDR and error output. Use 
the SMDR program planning sheet in Figure 5-15 on 
page S-167. 
15.2 If a password is required for access to the 
SMDR and error programming menu, the PASS- 
WORD: prompt is...

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B. [B] SMDR REPORTS (/SMDR) 
15.5 To 
determine the information that is included 
in the SMDR report, select B or /SMDR from the 
SMDR and error programming menu. 
15.6 To program the SMDR report contents, enter 
Y or N to any or all of the following options. End all 
entries with c CR 
> . 
RECORD ALL INCOMING CALLS (Y): 
RECORD ALL LOCAL CALLS (Y): 
RECORD ALL TOLL CALLS (Y): 
RECORD ALL DISA CALLS (Y): 
RECORD ALL...

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SMDR LIST OF STATIONS (ALL): Enter the extension (EXXX) or circuit (X.Y) 
number(s) of the station(s) that will appear in the 
report. ALL and NONE are valid entries. 
SMDR FORMAT 
W = WIDE 
N = NARROW 
SMDR FORMAT (W): 
REVIEW SMDR AGAIN (N)? W- Selects the 80-character report format. 
N- Selects the 64-character report format. (Refer 
to FEAWRES, pages 4-109 and 4-110, for 
examples.) 
Y- Return to the RECORD ALL...

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D. [D] ERROR REPORTS (/ERR) sages 
for all alarms and for all field service diagnostics 
are enabled, and error messages for all engineering 
15.9 This program determines the types of error 
messages to be included in the error report. It can be 
reached by entering D or /ERR from the SMDR and 
error programming menu. You may wish to use the 
program planning sheet in Figure 5-15 on page 5-167. 
15.10 When the...