Tone Commander Isdn Setup Utility Users Guide

ISDN Console
Setup Utility
User’s Guide 

Contents
Introduction............................1
System Requirements....................1
README.TXT file......................1
Connecting the PC to the 2260d Console.........1
Using the Setup Utility......................2
Starting the Program....................2
Changing Com and Printer Ports..............2
Online Help.........................2
Status Bar..........................2
Menus............................3
Selecting and Editing....................4
Exiting the...

Error Logs............................19
Viewing an Error Log...................19
Clearing an Error Log...................19
Console Usage Statistics....................20
Viewing Statistics.....................20
Clearing Statistics.....................21
Printing Reports.........................22
Console Program Updates...................23
Menu Selections........................24
File Menu.........................24
Names Menu.......................26
Setup Menu........................26
Errors...

Introduction
The ISDN Console Setup Utility allows you to easily
configure a Tone Commander 2260d or 40d120 console
from an IBM-compatible PC. Console setups can be
saved to disk and reloaded or modified at any time.
Creating or editing a large name database is much
easier and faster using this program than with the dial
pad on the console.
Console setups, name databases, error logs, and usage
statistics can be printed from this utility. It also allows the
installation of console program updates.
System...

Using the Setup Utility
Starting the Program
This program should be run from the floppy disk only.
Insert the ISDN Console Setup Utility disk into the
floppy drive of your PC (usually drive A or B), log onto
the drive, then run the program by typing:
a:(orb:if the disk is in drive B) 
consutil
Changing Com and Printer Ports
Com port 2 and printer port 1 are used by default. If
you need to change either port setting, select
Configure Ports from the File menu, then choose
Select Console Port or Select...

Menus
Drop-down menus are used to select the various
functions in the Setup Utility.
Press the Alt key to activate the menus. Select the
desired menu with the left or right cursor (arrow) key,
then press the Enter key or up/down cursor key. An item
in the selected menu can be selected by moving to the
item with the up or down cursor key, then pressing the
Enter key. Any menu or menu item can also be selected
by pressing the appropriate highlighted (red) letter key.
For example,Alt-F-Oselects File Open....

Selecting and Editing
The currently selected field in a dialog box or edit box is
shown in reverse (white text on a black background in
dialog boxes, gray text on a black background in lists
such as the name database). You can move to the next
field by pressing the cursor down key or, in some areas,
the Tab key. The cursor up key or Shift-Tab moves to the
previous field.
An editable field, such as a file path or name entry, can
be edited by moving the cursor to the desired location
and typing. Characters...

File and Console Operations
Name/number entries and console setup parameters
can be saved to disk, and recalled later for viewing or
modification. Console usage statistics and error logs, if
currently in the PC memory, are also saved. Saved
configurations provide a convenient backup, useful if you
need to reprogram or replace a console.
All disk and console operations are accessed from the
File menu.
The term “database” is used in this manual to refer to all
name/number entries and console setup...

You can then add name entries, make changes to
console setup parameters, and save your changes
to disk or to a console. To add names, select any of
the sort options from the Names menu. You will
then be prompted to type in a name entry. Name
entry is explained on pages 9-11.
Loading a Database from Disk
If you have made any changes to an existing
database, select Save, Save As, or Send To
Console before using the Open option,
otherwise all changes will be lost.

SelectOpenfrom the file menu. The Open...