Siemens Saturn Epabx Oc1e Dyad Digital Telephone User Instructions

SATURN EPABX A30808-X5051-E120-I-8919 - 
CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
SECTION 1 .OO 
1.01 Purpose. This practice is intended as an aid to the user 
responsible for establishing and maintaining the customer 
memory portion of the SATURN Electronic Private Automatic 
Branch Exchange (EPABX); this process is called “Customer 
Memory Updating (CMU).” Descriptive data is provided herein 
to allow the user to make changes to the customer portion 
of the system memory. Table 1.00 lists the mnemonics...

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Tabie 1.01 Customer Memory Update Matrix Chart 
CUSTOMER CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE ISSUE NUMBERS FOR 
MEMORY SATURN III AND IIE SOFTWARE RELEASES 
UPDATE 
PROCEDURE SATURN III SATURN IiE 
NAMES ’ Ref Release 13.1 Release 1.1 COMMENTS 
ACDGRP 205 1 1 
ACDSCAN 810 2 2 
ALMDATA 522 1 1 
ATTASSN 303 3 3 4 
ATTMAP 304 2 2 
I AUDIT 524 1 1 
I 1 I 
I 
I , I 
AUTHCODE 406 1 1 
I COMMAND 590 1 1 
I ’ I I 
CONFASSN 507 1 1 
I 1 I I 
I 
COSASSN...

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Table 1.01 Customer Memory Update Matrix Chart (Continued) 
PROCEDURE 
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SATURN EPABX 
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SECTION 2.00 THE SATURN SYSTEM 
2.01 General. The SATURN EPABX uses software- 
programmed switching techniques. The system software is 
contained in two basic areas: generic and customer memory. 
Switching control, performed by the Central Processing Unit 
(CPU), uses data which is stored in the generic software. The 
system includes a wide range of features to satisfy a variety 
of telephone system requirements. The software...

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SECTION 3.00 REFERENCE DATA 
3.01 Requirements. Certain reference data should be on 
hand prior to beginning the CMU session. Some of this data 
(e.g., trunk type definitions) is required information when in- 
putting certain CMU procedures. The following paragraphs 
describe the reference data that should be available. 
3.02 Siemens SATURN Practices. A current copy of this prac- 
tice, or a working knowle.dge of its...

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SECTION 4.00 PREPARATION 
4.01 Reference Items. The user making the CMU changes 
may wish to have certain items on hand prior to beginning 
the CMU session. The following paragraphs list the items 
which might be helpful. 
4.02 Data Entry Terminal. A standard keyboard/printer data 
terminal that provides alphameric input is recommended for 
inputting the CMU procedures. The terminal must be e- 
quipped with an appropriate...

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SECTION 5.00 IMPLEMENTATION 
5.01 User Information. The following paragraphs describe 
the nature of how to access the system (known as “logon”), 
selecting the mode of input to be used, information on prompt- 
ing and commands available, error messages, functions of 
the service terminal, and examples of actual CMU inputs to 
the system. Because a number of terms may be unfamiliar 
to the user, Appendix A provides a list or...

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Table 5.00 Service Terminal Functions 
ASCII CODE 
FUNCTION 
NAME 
(HEX) 
CONTROL 
Cancel session (logoff) 
Cancel previous character 
Enter contents of input line 
Return to start of procedure 
Request next portion of output 
Reprint last entry (all data inputted since last prompt) 
Cancel current input line (must be used prior to 
depressing the RETURN key) CONTROL + C 
BACKSPACE 
CARRIAGE RETURN 
ESCAPE 
ENTER or RETURN...

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)HELP SYSTIMER ? 
ACTION = DISPLAY 
*** PROMPT *** 
PARAMETER MlNl MAX VALID RESPONSES 
VARIABLE SYSTEM TIMER OPTIONAL 1/ 10 MNEMONICS 
INTRDGT TRKANSPRI DTDELAY CBACT CBRING STANDBYQ LOWTONE FWDNOANS CWTONE DISADELAY 
ATTGONE NOANSADV ATTHOLDRCL STNHOLDRCL PARKRCL CAMPRCL NOANSRCL LOCKOUT ANSUPV 
VOICEREJ OVRDAUTO SERIAL TRKDISC INCPTREC UCDREC DATASPEED DATACONN STNHFMIN MODEMRESP 
DATACODE IGNOREHF CBDELRNG SZACKFAIL...

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5.07 Inputting Changes. Inputting CMU changes makes 
extensive use of alphameric actions and commands. This 
format has been arranged for both the novice and the 
experienced user, who will find the routines easier to remember, 
providing significant reductions in CMU entry time. The input 
instruction is entered sequentially, using prompting, followed 
by the depression of the RETURN key. The system states that 
the operation...