Siemens Saturn Epabx Oc1e Dyad Digital Telephone User Instructions

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SATURN EPASX 
CMU Procedures 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: TRKGRP 
TITLE: Trunk Group Assignments 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
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DTMF 
GAP 
UCD 
WATS 
ZUNA Definition 
Assigned Night Answer 
Central Off ice 
Class of Service 
Direct Inward Dialing 
Direct Inward System Access 
Dedicated Incoming Trunk 
Dial Pulse 
Digital Premium Instrument 
Dial Tone 
Dual-Tone Multifrequency 
Foreign Exchange 
Special Night Answer Position 
Uniform Call Distribution 
Wide Area Telephone Service 
Zoned Universal Night Answer 
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CMU Procedures kSUe 1, February 1986 - 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: TTYPARMS 
TITLE: RS-232-C Ports 
Page 1 of 2 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
1. ) DIS TTYPARMS 
Prints a formatted display giving all the user-changeable parameters 
as stored in the customer database and that are currently in effect 
for each RS-232-C port. 
NOTE: On a system reload, the CIOP port (TTY) is initialized to the values set on the .CIOP switches, regard- 
less of the database values. 
2. PORT: (TTY, TWO, lTY1, MODEM) = aaaaa 
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Requests the RS-232-C port for which the parameters are to be aaaaa = W-232-C port. *. 
changed. For CIOR enter TTY; for RAW 
enter TTYO, TTYl, or MODEM.  1. > CHA TTYPARMS 
Adds or changes the B-232-C parameters in the customer data- 
base for a given RS-232-C port. This action will not affect the opera- 
tional characteristics of the W-232-C port being changed. 
NOTE: If POFGMODEM, the system automatically selects a data speed of either 300 (default) or 1200 
baud; go to Step 4. If PORT=lTY, lTY0, or TTYl, the default data speed is 1200 baud. 
3. ENTER DATA SPEED = nnnn 
Requests data speed (baud rate) for the requested RS-232-C port. 
Default = 300 baud for PORT=MODEM, or 
1200 baud for any other port. nnnn = baud rate (110, 300, 1200, 2400, 
4800, or 9600). 
4. 
5. ENTER # BITS/CHAR (5,6,7,8) = n 
Requests the user to enter the number of bits per character. Optional. 
PARITY (EVEN, ODD, SPACE, MARK, NONE) = aaaaa 
Requests the user to enter the parity type. n = 5,6,7, or 8. 
aaaaa = EVEN, ODD, SPACE, MARK, 
NONE. 
6. 
# OF STOP BITS (1, 1.5, 2) = nnn 
Requests the number of stop bits for the requested RS-232-C in- nnn = 
terface. j, 1.5, 2. , 
7. CARRIAGE RETURN DELAY COUNT - nnn 
Requests the number of null characters to be inserted into the data nnn = carriage return delay count 
stream after a carriage return to allow enough time for the carriage 
(O-255). 
to be returned before the data stream continues. 
NOTE: Entering (CR) is the same as entering 6. 
8. LINE FEED DELAY COUNT = nnn 
Requests the number of null characters to be inserted into the data 
stream after a line feed to allow enough time for the paper to be ad- 
vanced before the data stream continues. 
NOTE: Entering (CR) is the same as entering 4. nnn = line feed delay count (O-255).  
						

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CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: TTYPARMS 
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STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION Page 2 04 2 
1. 
Causes the parameters mtlv stored in the customer database 
for a aiven 
RS-7L332 port to be downloaded to that device. 
2. 1 PORT: (TTY, TWO, l-WI, MODEM) 3 aaaaa 
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3. 
I 1 Requests the RS-232-C port for which the parameters are to be aaaaa = RS-232-C port. , 
changed. For CIOP. enter TTY; for RAUR enter TTYO, 
llW, or MODEM. 
NOTE: If POFtT=MODEM, the system automatically selects a data speed of either 300 (default) or 1200 baud. 
If PORT=TW, TWO or TTYl, the default data speed is 1200 baud. 
ARE YOU SURE? (Y, N) = a 
Gives the user the opportunity to abort the action before the requested 
RS-232-C interfaca is affected. a = Y = Yes; a = N = No. 
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Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: UCDGRP 
TITLE: UCD Group Assignments 
Access Level: 2, 3, 4 Page 1 of 2 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
1. ) DIS UCDGRP 
2. UCD GROUP NUMBER O-63 = nn nn 
Requests group number to be displayed. For range, enter beginning 
nn = group number(s) (O-63). 
and ending group numbers, separated by space. Enter (CR) to dis- 
play all. 
1. ) ADDUCDGRP 
2. ASSIGN GROUP OR MEMBER? (G,M) = a 
Requests whether assignment to be added is new group or mem- a = G = group, a = M = member. 
ber to be added to existing group. If Group, go to step 3; if Member, 
go to step 5. 
3. DMDR REQD FOR DATA UCD? (Y,N) = a 
Requests whether data message detail recording is required for a a = Y = Yes, a = N = No. 
data UCD group. 
NOTE: Entering (CR) is the same as entering N for No. 
4. UCD PILOT ACCESS NUMBER = nnnn 
Requests UCD pilot number. 
nnnn = pilot number. 
NOTE: Pilot access codes assigned may be in the following ranges: 0 - 9999, plus *, 0 - *999, plus #, #O - #999, 
plus A, B, C, and D digits (for 16-digit telephones). 
5. UCD GROUP NUMBER O-63 = nn 
Requests group number to be assigned (or to add members). nn = group number (O-63). 
6. GROUP MEMBER EXTENSION NUMBER(S) = nnnn . . . nnnn 
Requests station number(s) of member(s) to be assigned in this UCD nnnn = station numbers (O-9999). 
group. Up to 64 members may be assigned to a voice UCD group, 
and up to 96 members may be assigned to a data UCD group. If 
more than one, separate each by spaces. 
NOTE: A station may not be a member of both a hunt group and UCD group. 
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> DEL UCDGRP 
2. 
DELETE GROUP OR MEMBER? (G,M) = a 
Requests type to be deleted: either a UCD group or a member of a = G = group, a = M = member. 
a group. If Group, go to step 3; if Member, go to step 4. 
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3. 
UCD GROUP NUMBER O-63 = nn 
Requests group number to be deleted; procedure is completed. nn = group number (O-63). 
4. 
MEMBER EXTENSION TO BE DELETED = nnnn 
Requests member to be deleted from UCD group. nnnn = ext number (O-9999).  
						

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Requests eld- UCD pilot number. .nnnn = pilot access number. 
Requests new UCD pilot number. 
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MNEMONICS USED iN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic 
DMDR 
UCD Definition 
Data Message Detail Recording 
Uniform Call Distribution  
						

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Requests output port to which the UCD data are to be routed. Enter; 
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