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3.4.7.2 OFLN (Offline Set) 
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1 Type OFLN, then press [RETURN]. 
If the VPS services do not currently function, the VPS sus- 
pends services. 
A menu will appear: 
$ OFLN 
** OFF LINE MODE ** 
After finishing the current operation, the VPS turns the 
system’s on line mode off. 
A menu will appear: 
** OFF LINE MODE ** 
PASS (Password) 
1 Type PASS, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
Two types of password can be set. Up to 8 alphanumeric 
characters can be used. 
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or 
If the VPS services are currently functioning, then a menu 
will appear: 
*** Now Line is used !! ***  
$ PASS 
1: Administrator Password 
2: System Reset/Clear Password := 
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Enter the Password again for verification. 
Note: The password you entered does not appear on the screen. 
Pressing [RETURN] instead of entering a password means 
the password has been reset. 
New Password: 
Select [l] or [2]. 
NEW PASSWORD : = 
Enter the Password. 
VERIFICATION : = 
Enter the Password again for verification. 
The password you entered does not appear on the screen. 
By pressing [RETURN] instead of entering a password 
means the password has been reset. 
Change Password: 
Select [I] or [2]. 
OLD PASSWORD : = 
The above is displayed only when changing the password 
using System Reset /Clear Password. 
Enter the current Password. 
NEW PASSWORD : = 
Enter the new Password. 
VERIFICATION : = 
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3.4.7.4 TIME (Time) 
1 Type TIME, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: T 
$ TIME 
Current time is 12:34, PM 
Enter new time (hh:mm, AM/PM) : = 
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2 Enter the current time. 
Current date is 3-MAR-1991 
Enter new date (DD-MM-YY ) : = 
3 Enter the current date. 
For the year, type the last two digits. 
Note: Enter the exact time and date so that the VPS will function 
correctly. 
3.4.7.5 BREP (Bulletin Board Message Report) 
1 Type BREP, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
$ BREP 
Top. MENU ( 16sec I4-MAR ) 
il] - #I ( 24sec 1 29-NOV ) 
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[I] - #II ( 28sec 1 12-DEC 1 Ext: #34 ) 
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cl] - #I ( 24sec I29-NOV ) 
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Note: Number in [ ] : Selected Number in Bulletin Board 
message 
Number preceded by #: Message No. 
Information in ( ): Message Length/Recording Date/ 
Destination (Ext. / Mbx) 
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3.4.7.6 PSET (Report Printing Time Set) 
1 Type PSET, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
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Report Print Out Service [Disable] 
1: Enable 2: Disable := 
2 Press [I] to enable this function. 
or 
Press [2] to disable it. 
A menu will appear: 
Enter The Print Out Time (hh:mm, AM/PM) := . 
Enter the time to print the report. 
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3.4.7.7 ELOG (Error Log) 
1 Type ELOG, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
$ ELOG 
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10. DEVICE ERROR 
C02-DSPI SYS. TEST (02) 
DISK1 DATA R/W 
(52: 12A3B) 
C02-DSPI SYS. TEST (02) 
CPU MEM-GET 
CPU SOFTWARE 
CPU-CO1 COM. 
CPU-DSPI COM. 
co2 SELF TEST (01) 
DSPI DATA R/W 
DSP CARD2 ROM 
Clear? (Y/N) : = TIME 
8-JAN 
8-JAN 
8-JAN 
6:06 PM 
8-JAN 
6:07 PM 
8-JAN 
6:27 PM 
8-JAN 
6:28 PM 
8-JAN 6:29 PM 
8-JAN 
6:30 PM 
8-JAN 
7:30 PM 
8-JAN 9:30 PM 
6:03 PM 
6:03 PM 
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Note: Types of errors displayed on the screen and their meanings 
are as follows: 
Device error log indications Displays an error log for the CO card, DSP card, CPU 
card, hard disk, etc. 
(Types of errors and their significance) 
Indication 
CO CARD* ROM 
CO CARD* RAM 
CO CARD* DTMF 
DSP CARD* ROM 
DSP CARD* RAM 
co* SELF TEST (01) 
DSP* SELF TEST (01) 
DSP* 
SELF TEST (02) 
DSP* SELF TEST (03) 
DSP* SELF TEST (04) 
DSP* 
DATA R/W 
CO*-DSP* 
SYS. TEST (01) 
CO*-DSP* SYS. TEST (02) 
CPU-co* 
COM. 
CPU-DSP” COM. 
CPU 
MEM-GET 
CPU SOFTWARE 
DISK* 
DATA R/W (XX:YYYY) 
FAN 
BATTERY 
CLOCK 
Meaning 
CO card ROM checksum error. 
CO card RAM read/write test error. 
CO card DTMF generate/detect test error. 
DSP card ROM checksum error. 
DSP card RAM read/write test error. 
CO CODEC self-test error. 
DSP voice buffer data read/write test error. 
(Accessed by the 6301 on the DSP card.) 
DSP chip error. 
DSP voice buffer access gate is closed. 
DSP voice buffer data read/write test error. 
(Accessed by the 68000 on the CPU card.) 
DSP chip error. 
CO-DSP DTMF tone generate/detect combination 
test error. 
CO-DSP DTMF tone record/playback combination 
test error. 
CPU-CO card communication error. 
CPU-DSP card communication error. 
CPU card software memory acquisition error. 
CPU card software data error. 
HDD access error. 
xx: SCSI error code 
YYYY: read/write error sector number 
Cooling fan has stopped. 
Backup battery voltage is low. 
Clock IC error. 
Note: 
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* = number (1 - S), but 1 or 2 in the case of DISK* 
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Error indications at system startup 
Indication Meaning 
ROM ERROR : Sum Error!! 
RAM ERROR : SRAM R/W ERROR!! 
RAM ERROR : DRAM* R/W ERROR!! 
DISK ERROR : Initialize Error!! 
DISK ERROR : No System!! 
DISK ERROR : Program Load Error!! 
DISK ERROR : Program Sum Error!! 
DISK ERROR : System Data Error!! 
DISK ERROR : Voice Prompt Data Error!! CPU card ROM checksum error. 
CPU card SRAM read/write error. 
CPU card DRAM read/write error. 
HDD initialization error. 
No system HDD present. 
Program could not be loaded from system HDD. 
Checksum error in program loaded from system HDD. 
Error loading administrator data from system HDD. 
Error loading voice prompt control data from system 
HDD. 
SYSTEM ERROR : 1 
SYSTEM ERROR : 2 
SYSTEM ERROR : 3 
SYSTEM ERROR : 4 
SYSTEM ERROR : 5 
SYSTEM ERROR : 6 
No CO cards are active!! 
No DSP cards are active!! 
COs are all Disable!! 
DSPs are all Disable!! 
DSP* : Voice Buffer R/W Error Administrator data error. 
Error loading report data. 
Clock error. 
Mailbox data error. 
Message data error (1). 
Message data error (2). 
No CO cards present. 
No DSP cards present. 
All CO cards are malfunctioning. 
All DSP cards are malfunctioning. 
DSP card voice buffer read/write error. 
(Accessed by the CPU card.) 
(CO-DSP combination test errors) 
CO*-DSP* : DTMF Detect Test Error 
CO*-DSP* : Record/Playback Test Error Test in which DTMF codes 1, 2 . 0, *, # generated by 
CO card are recorded in DSP voice buffer and then the 
recorded DTMF codes are played back one after another 
and received by the CO card resulting in an error. 
CPU card-CO card FIFO communication timeout error. 
CO*-DSP* : CPU-DSP Corn. Time-out Error CPU card-DSP card FIFO communication timeout 
error.  CO*-DSP*: CPU-CO Corn. Time-out Error Test in which DTMF codes 1, 2 . . . 0, *, # are generated 
by CO card and received by DSP was carried out and 
resulted in an error. 
CO*-DSP* : CPU-CO Corn. Hard Error CPU card-CO card FIFO communication hardware 
error. 
CO*-DSP* : CPU-DSP Corn. Hard Error 
CO*-DSP” : DSP Data R/W Error CPU card-DSP card FIFO communication hardware 
error. 
DSP voice processing error. 
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Error and warning indications during system operation 
Indication 
DISK SPACE IS NOW EXECUTING 80 o/o . . 
COOLING FAN HAS STOPPED 
FUNCTIONING.. . 
BATTERY IS LOW... 
ASCII TERMINAL Program Load Error 
VT100 Program Load Error 
Meaning 
80 % or more of the HDD voice message save area is in 
use. 
The HDD cooling fan has stopped. 
Memory/clock backup battery voltage is low. 
Error loading ASCII terminal control program. 
Error loading VT100 control program. 
(Errors during voice service) 
APPLICATION ERROR : CPU-CO* 
APPLICATION ERROR : CPU-DSP* 
APPLICATION ERROR : DSP* 
APPLICATION ERROR : SOFT 
APPLICATION ERROR : MEM-GET 
APPLICATION ERROR : DISK ERRx CPU card-CO card FIFO communication error. 
CPU card-DSP card FIFO communication error. 
DSP voice processing error. . . 
Software data error. 
Software memory acquisition error. 
Disk access error. 
x: 1 . . . HDD media error. 
2 . . . HDD hardware error. 
3 . . . HDD unit not active. 
4 . Not used. 
5 . . . Voice data read error (voice sector number). 
6 . . Voice data read error (voice frame number). 
Note: * = number (1 - S), 
FIFO = First In First Out 
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3.4.7.8 SAVE 
3.4.7.9 LOAD 
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Note: 
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Type SAVE, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: - 
$ SAVE 
Disk Data Save (VPS --f PC : Xmodem) 
1: Program 
2: Parameters 
3: System Prompts 
4: User Prompts 
5: Bulletin Messages 
Select No. := 
Select item to be backed up, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
I To start press ‘RETURN’ 
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Press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
I Start ----- Save !! 
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Set the data terminal to the receiving (Answer) mode 
(Xmodem). Then specify the back-up filename. 
The specified data will be transmitted to the data terminal. 
The data terminal used must be equipped with communi- 
cations software that supports the Xmodem file transfer 
protocol. 
You can cancel this command by pressing ‘\’ before enter- 
ing the receiving mode. Once you have selected the receiv- 
ing mode, use the cancel command of the communication 
software which you use. (e.g. “quit” for the Crosstalk) 
Type LOAD, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
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: Xmodem)  $ LOAD 
Disk Data Load (PC --f VPS 
1: Program 
2: Parameters 
3: System Prompts 
4: User Prompts 
5: Bulletin Messages 
Select No.:= 
2 Select the item to be restored to the Hard Disk, then press 
[RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
To start press ‘RETURN’ 
3 Press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
Start ----- Load !! 
4 Set the data terminal to the sending (Call) mode (Xmo- 
dem). Then enter the back-up filename. 
The back-up data will be restored to the Hard Disk. 
Note: You can cancel this command by pressing ‘\’ before enter- 
ing the receiving mode, and by using the cancel command 
in the communication software. 
X4.7.10 GPRN (Global Printing) 
1 Type GPRN, then press [RETURN]. 
A menu will appear: 
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HELP 
1 T 
pe HELP, then press [RETURN]. 
A 
menu will appear: 
$ GPRN 
Program - Voice Mail Parameter - Mailbox Parameter Menu 
I. Number of Mailboxes [64] 
I:64 2:128 3:192 4:256 5:320 61384 7:448 8512 : = 
2. Personal Greeting Length [16] (8 - 60 : in 4 set increments) 
8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60 : = 
3. System Message Retention Time [5] (1 - 7) : = 
4. System Message Length [3] (1 - 12) : = 
5. System Mailbox Capacity [IO] (5 - 50) : = 
Program - Voice Mail Parameter - External Message Delivery 
Parameter Menu 
1. System External Message Delivery Duration Time 
[3] (1 - 9) : = 
2. System External Message Delivery Redialing Mode [Enable] 
1: Disable 2: Enable : = 
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ONLN: System On line 
OFLN: System Off line 
PASS: Password setting 
TIME: Time & Date setting 
BREP: Bulletin Board Listing 
PSET: Report Print Out Time setting 
ELOG: Device Error Log Listing 
SAVE: VPS Program & Data Save 
(VPS + PC : Xmodem) 
LOAD: VPS Program & Data Load 
(VPS t PC : Xmodem) 
GPRN: Parameter Global Printing (only ‘ASCII Terminal’ mode) 
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