Toshiba Strata E Electronic Key Telephone System Installation And Maintenance Manual

							means the space bar. An empty square in- 
dicates one of several characters will ap- 
pear in that location (either on the termi- 
nal’s screen or in a printout). 
05.20 Local Operation 
_ 05.21 Use the procedure below to establish 
communications between the local terminal and 
the HDTU so that programming may be accom- 
plished via the terminal. 
1) 
2) 
3) 
4) 
5) 
6) 
7) Set-up the terminal as described in Para- 
graph 05.10. 
Verify that the SET switch on the HCAU is 
in the unlocked (out) position and the SET 
LED is OFF. 
Depress the SET switch on the HDTU and al- 
low it to lock (in). 
Verify that the SET LED is ON. 
Set the terminal to on-line. 
Set “Caps Lock” on (upper case). 
Depress a key. 
* The system responds, and the terminal 
displays: 
CODE STRATAe RELEASE12 REVISION: 
X# 
NOTE: 
X = STRA TA Xlle or XXe. 
# = the software revision number. 
8) Type the 4-digit security code, and depress 
33 
l The system responds, and the terminal 
displays: 
OK 
MODE 
NOTE. 
The security code can be entered any time 
the CODE prompt appears. 
9) To continue, go to Paragraph 07. 
06 REMOTE TERMINAL SITE 
06.00 Requirements 
06.01 Terminal: The terminal’must interface 
with an asysncronous modem, communicate in 
ASCII code at 300 or 1200 bps, have a standard 
typewriter-type keyboard, and display data via a 
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CRT display or printer. A personal computer ca- 
pable of emulating the described terminal may 
also be used (see Figure 1 and Paragraph 14). 
06.02 Modem: The modem must be asysn- 
cronous, operate at 300 or 1200 bps and have 
an RS-232 interface to connect with a terminal 
or PC (as described in Paragraph 05). It must 
interface with the public telephvne network and 
be compatible with Bell 103 or 212 modem spec- 
ifications. 
06.10 Set-up 
06.11 Refer to Figure 1 and verify that the re- 
mote terminal is connected and set-up as fol- 
lows: 
1) Connect the terminal and modem together 
with the RS-232 cable. 
NOTE: 
If a personal computer is being used con- 
nect the cable to the serial “COW’ port. 
2) 
3) 
4) 
5) Connect the modem line input to a CO/PBX 
line for access to the public telephone net- 
work. 
Set the terminal and modem baud rate to 
match the HDTU or vice versa. 
Set the terminal and modem for “Full Du- 
plex” operation. 
Set the terminal parameters to: 
Word length: 7 bits 
Stop bits: 1 
Parity: Even 
NOTE: 
Hereafter, whenever the term ‘m is used, 
it means the return or enter key, depending 
on the keyboard being used. ‘w 
means the space bar. An empty square in- 
dicates one of several characters will ap- 
pear in that location (either on the termi- 
nal’s screen or in a printout). 
06.20 Remote Operation 
06.21 Automatic connection via ringing as- 
signments: To establish communication be- 
tween the remote terminal and the DTU, call the 
number of the system CO line assigned to ring 
the DTU via the remote terminal/modem set-up: 
1) Observe the following: 
* When the CO line rings-in;-it will connect 
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to the DTU and the DTU will respond by 
returning modem tone to the remote mo- 
dem. 
The remote modem will return modem 
tone to the DTU and communication will 
be established. 
When communication is established, the 
terminal will display something like: 
CONNECTED or COMMUNICATIONS (see 
Note). 
2) To continue, enter the security code per Par- 
agraph 06.30. 
06.23 Manual connection via call transfer: 
1) 
2) 
3) 
4) 
5) 
Using a telephone (at the remote location) 
that can switch to the terminal/modem, dial 
the number of a system CO line. 
When the call is answered, request that it be 
transferred to station 69 (the DTU). 
After the call is transferred and communica- 
tion is established with the DTU, switch the 
call from the telephone to the terminal/ 
modem. 
Observe the following: 
When the CO line is transferred, it will 
connect to the DTU. 
The DTU and the remote modem will re- 
spond to each other with modem tone 
and communication is established. 
When communication is established, the 
terminal will display: 
CONNECTED or COMMUNICATIONS (see 
Note) 
To continue, enter the security code per Par- 
agraph 06.30. 
NOTE. 
If the connection is not completed or com- 
munication is unsuccessful, the remote ter- 
minal will display: 
NO CARRIER 
6) If this is the case, check that the equipment 
is installed per Paragraph 05.10 or 06.10 of 
this section and try again. 
06.30 Operation 
06.31 
Once communication is established be- 
tween the remote terminal and the DTU, follow 
the steps below to enter the security code and 
receive the MODE prompt. 1) Set the keyboard for “Caps Lock” on. . . 
2) Depress the a key. 
l The system responds, and the-terminal 
displays: I . 
CODE STRATAe RELEASE:2 REVISION: 
S#, VI#, or X# 
NOTE: 
S = STRATA Se 
V = STRATA V/e .- 
X = STRA JA Xlle or XXe . 
# = the software revision number 
3) Enter the 4-digit security code and press the 
m key. 
l The system responds, and the terminal 
displays: 
OK 
MODE 
4) To continue, go to Paragraph 07. 
07 MODE SELECTION 
07.00 Making Selection 
07.01 To enter an operating mode (Program, 
Data Dump, Test, or Messages), establish com- 
munication with the terminal, enter the security 
code, and depress the m key to receive the 
MODE prompt. 
NOTE: 
Refer to Paragraphs 05.10 or 06.10 to 
ac- 
complish the above. 
1) Set the keyboard for “Caps Lock” on (the 
mode name must be entered in capital let- 
ters). 
2) At the MODE prompt, enter the desired mode 
name (Table C). 
3) Depress the m key. 
4) Verify the correct prompt return (Table C). 
I TABLE C-PROGRAMMING PROMPTS 
/ I 
I 
Mode Function Mode Name Prompt Return 
Program 
PROG P 
Data 
Dump ’ DUMP D 
Test TEST T 
Message 1 MESG j 
OK* 
I 
“OK is only displayed once when first enter- 
ing the Message Mode. 
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							08 PROGRAM MODE 
08.00 General 
08.01 Data governing overall system opera- 
tion and feature execution for the systems are 
stored in read-only memory (ROM) and cannot 
be altered in the field. However, the data control- 
ling operation of the various options, both sys- 
tem and station, are stored in random-access 
memory (RAM) and can easily be changed ac- 
cording to individual installation requirements. 
08.02 All options are controlled by selections 
made in the system data tables. An initialization 
process is provided for verifying predetermined 
system assignments. The installer can then pro- 
ceed with any necessary changes. 
08.03 Internal battery power is provided to pre- 
vent loss of system data memory in the event 
of a power failure. 
08.10 System Record Sheets 
08.11 Before system data can be program- 
med, the System Record Sheet which contain 
the customer data base must be available. (See 
Paragraph 03 of the appropriate programming 
section in this manual.) 
08.20 Program Types 
08.21 There are two types of programs: 
Type 1: In the majority of programs (Type 1 ), 
each key/LED has a different meaning, de- 
pending on the program number being used. 
The status of these data is reviewed, 
changed, and stored in system memory using 
Type 1 program procedures. 
The terminal displays the data in Type 1 pro- 
grams as follows: 
Y = LED “ON” 
N = LED “OFF” 
U = In group programs, the LED is “ON” for 
at least one, but not all stations in the 
group. 
Type 2: In this type program, the information 
shown in the System Record Sheet indicates 
the data to be stored in system memory. Each 
program has a different meaning, and the 
data is reviewed, changed or stored in mem- 
ory using an individual procedure for each pro- 
gram. 
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08.30 Multiple Station Programming 
08.31 Programs 3XX - 89XX select options 
for individual stations (where Xx represents the? 
station number(s) bemg programmed). To save 
time, it is possible to program all stations or 
groups of stations simultaneously. 
08.32 Multiple station programming is accom- 
plished by substituting a speoial group code for 
the station number part (XX) of the program. 
00: All stations; all systems 
01: Stations 10 - 17 
02: Stations 18 - 25 
1 Vie, Xlle, Xxe 
03: Stations 26 - 33 x,, xx 
04: Stations 34 - 41 
I e’ e 
05: Stations 42 - 49 
06: Stations 50 - 57 XXe 
07: Stations 58 - 65 
1 
08.33 When the multiple station group code 
is entered, the terminal displays existing data as 
follows: 
Y or N: Data is the same for all’ stations in the 
dialed group. 
U: Data is selected for at least one, but not all 
stations in that group. 
08.34 To store data in temporary memory and 
exit the current program: At any time when in 
the programming mode, press the m key. 
08.35 To store data in working memory: At 
the “P” prompt, enter #*9$003333 and press 
the m key. 
IMPORTANT! 
Data must be in working memory to af- 
fect system operation. 
08.40 Programming Procedures 
1) Refer to a completed System Record Sheet. 
2) Place the terminal into the program mode per 
Paragraph 07. 
3) Program procedures are categorized and 
given in the order below. Use these proce- 
dures to store System Record Sheet data in 
working memory. 
a) Initialization Procedures 
b) Type 1 Programs: 
Station Assignments 
System Assignments (Basic/Toll Restric- 
tion) 
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							08.61 Use the procedure in Table E to enter 
data for the following programs. 
01: 
O#l : 
02: 
0#2: 
03: 
04: 
05: 
0#5: 
06: 
O#& 
07: 
0#7: 
08: 
0#8: 
09: 
09x: 
0#9: 
190: 
100: 
101: 
102: 
3xx: 
3#XX: 
4xx: 
5XX: 
5#Xx: 
6xX: 
7xx: 
81 Xx-83xX: 
84XX - 86M: 
87XX - 89xX: 
9#xxI System Assignments (Basic) 
Door Phone Selection 
System Assignments (Options) 
Account Code Digit Length Modem/ 
ABR/TIE Line/OPX Selection 
System Assignments (Options) 
CO Line Outpulsing Selection 
Automatic Recall From Hold Timing 
Camp-on Timeout 
Automatic Release On Hold Enable 
Trunk-to-Trunk Connection Enable 
Automatic Release On Hold Timing 
1 A2 Interface 
Tenant Service Selection 
Night Ringing Over External Page 
Single CO Line (Dial 9) Group Selec- 
tion 
CO Line (Dial 91 - 98) Group As- 
signments 
Off-Premises Line Hunting 
PBX Backup 
Toll Restriction System Parameters 
Toll Restriction Disable 
Forced Account Code Check 
Station CO Line Access 
HOXB, HMDB, HTIB and HIOB Mod- 
ule Enable 
Station Type Assignment 
Station Class of Service #1 
Station Class of Service #2 
Station Toll Restriction/LCR Classifi- 
cation 
Station Outgoing Call Restriction 
CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 
CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 2 
CO Ringing Assignments-NIGHT 
Door Phone Ringing Assignment 
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c) Type 2 Programs: 
Miscellaneous Program Procedures 
Toil Restriction Assignment Procedures 
Least Cost Routing (LCR) Assignment 
Procedures 
08.50 initialization Procedures 
08.51 Use the procedure in Table D to clear 
- data in the various memory locations as re- 
quired. This data must be cleared whenever a 
system is installed. 
08.60 Type 1 Programs 08.62 The following steps outline the proce- 
dures found in Table E. Table E and those tables 
following can then be used as quick reference 
guides and not detailed step-by-step instruction 
sheets. The step numbers in this paragraph will’ 
also appear in Table E. 
NOTE: 
Must be in Security Level 1 to perform this 
example. 
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1) Enter Program Mode. ’ 
2) Enter the program number. For example, to 
review or change Program 0#2, enter 11 n. 
NOTE: 
For group program numbers, see Para- 
graph 08.30. 
3) Enter the Key/LED number. For example, 
Key/LED 00 entry is g 1. 
NOTES: 
1. Always start with the lowest number to 
be reviewed or changed 
2. In programs dealing with CO lines, 01 
- 2 1 represent COs 01 - 2 1, respec- 
tively. 
3. The Key/LED status IN, Y or U) is dis- 
played when the entry is made. 
4) Refer to the System Record Sheet and 
change the Key/LED status if necessary (Y 
or N). For example, enter Q. 
NOTE: 
In group programming, Y or N changes all 
stations in the selected group. 
5) This is an optional step and is not required 
to save data. Entering mm will review 
the previous Key/LED status change. 
6) Press m to advance upward to next 
higher Key/LED number. Continue to use 
w to advance as needed. 
7A) To exit a program and store data in tempo- 
rary memory, press a. 
7B) Continue to return to Step 2 until all data 
input is completed for the program. 
7C) Enter a 9 g g 4 a 4 4 a a m to store data in 
working memory. 
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NOTE: 
The steps and/or step numbers may or 
may not change depending upon the pro- 
gram. This is the sequence followed, how- 
ever. 
08.63 Type 2, Miscellaneous Program Pro- 
cedures: Use the procedures in Tables F - L 
to enter data for the following programs. 
#XX: Flexible Key Assignments 
#4: CO Line Identification 
*X#: Flexible Access Code Numbering 
*XX: Flexible Intercom Numbering 
#lXXW Automatic Dialing (optional) 
6#XX: Station-to-Station Hunting 
19X: PBX Access Codes 
08.64 Type 2. Toll Restriction Assignment 
Procedures: Use the procedures in Tables M 
- V to enter data for the following programs: 
103: 
104: 
105: 
106: 
108: 
109: 
1x0: 
lxy: 
1 xz: 
2xy: 
1x1: Equal Access #l 
OCC Authorization Code Length #1 
Equal Access #2 
OCC Authorization Code Length #2 
Toll Restriction Override Code #l 
Toll Restriction Override Code #2 
Toll Restriction Class Parameters 
Toll Restriction Class Area Code En- 
tv 
Toll Restriction Class-Office Code 
Entry 
Toll Restriction Area/Office Code Ex- 
ception Table 
Toll Restriction Class Area/Off ice 
Code Exception Table Selection 
08.65 Type 2. Lease Cost Routing (LCR) As- 
signment Procedures: Use the procedures in 
Tables W - AG to enter data for the following 
programs. 
1 #OO: 
1 #OX: 
1#06: 
1#07X: 
1#08X: 
1#09: 
l#xy: 
l#X8y: 
l#X50- 53: 
l#X60- 63: 
1 #X70 - 73: LCR Home Area Code 
LCR Special Codes 
LCR Parameters 
Select Long Distance Information 
Route 
Select Local Call Route 
Dial Zero (0) Timeout 
LCR Area Code Table 
LCR Route Definition 
Start Time A Schedule 
Start Time i3 Schedule 
Start Time C Schedule 1#9XY: Modified Digits Table 
2#XY: LCR Area/Off ice Code Exception Table 
.  09 DATA DUMP MODE 
09.00 General 
09.01 This mode allows three types of data to 
be displayed or output to a printer. 1) STRATAe 
Programs (Customer Data Base). -2) Automatic 
Dialing Numbers (Personal/System). 3) LCD 
Messages (Personal/System). 
09.02 The three procedures for the Data 
Dump mode are called: 1) Program Dump. 
2) Automatic Dialing Dump. 3) LCD Messages 
Dump. 
09.03 Program Dump: While in the dump 
mode, enter PRG and up to three characters and 
press a. The three alphanumeric characters 
represent a program group or a particular pro- 
gram, i.e., ALL, 0, 1, 1 #, 2, 2#, 3, 3#, 4, 4#, 5, 
5#, 6, 6#, 7, 81, 84, 87, 9#. For a printout ex-. 
ample, see the appropriate programming section 
in this manual. 
NOTE: 
Programs are output only in the 
groups in- 
dicated. To printout or review a program 
not included above, use Program Mode 
procedures. 
09.04 Automatic Dialing Dump: While 
in 
the dump mode, enter “REP” and two or three 
characters and press m. The characters repre- 
sent the automatic dialing codes for either an 
individual station, a a fl (all stations and system 
data) gag (system data only). For a printout ex- 
ample, see the appropriate programming section 
in this manual. 
09.05 LCD Messages Dump: While in the 
dump mode, enter “MSG” and two or three char- 
acters and press m. The characters represent 
stored messages for either an individual station, 
11[90 (all stations and system data) Qai (system 
data only). For a printout example, see Figure 3. 
09.06 Tables AH - AJ provide a quick refer- 
ence to the step-by-step procedures to output 
the appropriate data. 
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							FIGURE 3-SAMPLE PRINTOUT OF 
SYSTEM MESSAGES 
10 TEST MODE 
10.00 General 
IMPORTANT! 
Any EKT key can be activated from the 
remote terminal 
at any time while ?i, the 
Test Mode (even while the end user is us- 
ing the EKT). Therefore, caution must be 
_ 
used to prevent service interruption or in- 
terference. The Test Mode provides sta- 
tus tests to check whether or not a sta- 
tion or CO line is in use. The status 
checks should always be m&e before per- 
forming other tests. 
10.10 CO 
Line Testing 
10.11 To test CO line transmission, two or 
three CO lines must be available at the remote 
site (see Figure 4). 
10.12 CO line testing is accomplished by us- 
ing all of the following three methods: 
1) Call Station B at the remote site via the 
STRATA system and then place the line on 
3 hold (transmission is checked at the remote 
10.01 The remote test mode can be used tc 
test STRATAe stations and CO line circuits from 
an off-site location. 
10.02 This testing function is accomplished 
by accessing stations from the remote terminal, 
and activating various keys on the EKT to make 
telephone calls, set function keys, change the 
system time and date, etc. (see Figure 4). site via MOH). 
2) Establish a talk path between the two remote 
stations (B & C) via a trunk-to-trunk connec- 
tion through STRATA. 
3) Establish a talk path between a remote sta- 
tion and the time or weather service via a 
trunk-to-trunk connection through STRATA. 
REMOTE SITE PUBLIC TELEPHONE 
NETWORK 
REMOTE 
TERMINAL 
KSU 
c-l 
I K I STATION 
CKT 
REMOTE t:: 
!TA+lnhl D -1 -   k:: CO LINE 
CO LINE 8 
,  3< CO LINE B 
REMOTE 
STATION C 
FIGURE 4--TtSlm MUUE FUNCTION 
DIAGRAM 
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10.13 The procedures in Tables AK - AN pro- 
vide examples of the types of tests and func- 
tions that can be accomplished with the Test 
Mode. These procedures do not cover all the pos- 
sible tests that can be performed remotely; how- 
ever, by using the principles given other tests 
are possible. 
11 MESSAGE MODE 
11 .OO General 
11 .Ol This mode allows a local or remote ter- 
minal to set Called and Calling Station LCD mes- 
sages for station users. The messages may be 
system or personal and are stored in their re- 
spective memory locations when set. 
11 .lO Remote Called Station Message 
Mode 
11 .l 1 Allows the terminal to set a Called Sta- 
tion Message for an originating station with the 
destination of the message being a station or 
group of stations. 
11 .12 When the message is set, the MW/FL 
LED(s) on the destination station(s) flash. 
11.13 When a destination station calls the 
originating station, the message is displayed on 
the destination station’s LCD. 
Mode 94: To edit and/or review a Called Sta- 
tion Message before setting it, use this mode. 
It will printout the existing message and allow 
additions to it (such as a time or a date) be- 
fore it is set. (The message cannot be 
changed with this mode-just added to.) 
Mode 96: To add or change a Called Station 
Message before setting it, use this mode. It 
does not display the existing message, but al- 
lows a completely new 
tered before it is set. 
11.20 Remote Calling 
Mode message to be en- 
Station Message 
11.21 Allows the terminal to set a Calling Sta- 
tion Message for a station. The message will be 
set on the station’s LCD and is automatically dis- 
played on other stations’ LCDs whenever they 
call that station. 
Mode 95: To edit and/or review a Calling Sta- 
tion Message before setting it, use this mode. 
It will di,play the existing message and allow additions to it (such as a time or a date) be- 
fore it is set. (The message cannot be 
changed with this mode-just added to.) 
Mode 97: To add or change a Calling Station. 
Message before setting it, use this mode. It 
does not display the existing message, but al- 
lows a completely new message to be en- 
tered before it is set. 
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11.22 Use the procedures in Tables A0 - AR 
to set messages via Modes 94/96 and 95197. 
12 MODE EXIT 
12.01 Exit the current mode per Paragraph I 
12.02 and select the desired mode via Para- 
graph 07. 
12.02 To exit the PROG, DUMP, or TEST 
modes: 
0 At the P, D, or T prompt, enter: a L1I] /J a 
q 
and observe: 
MODE 
12.03 To exit the MESG mode: 
* At anytime while in the message mode, en- 
ter: flI1 and observe: 
MODE 
NOTE: 
To exit the message mode, the terminal key- 
board must be in lower case. 
13 DISCONTINUE OPERATION 
13.00 Local Terminal 
13.01 Exit current operating mode via Para- 
graph 12 and observe that the MODE prompt 
is displayed on terminal. 
13.02 To discontinue local terminal operation: 
1) 
2) 
Depress and release (out) the SET switch on 
the HDTU. 
Verify that the HDTU SET LED turns OFF. 
IMPORTANT! 
If this is not completed, Remote Admini- 
stration/Maintenance via the HDTU will 
be blocked. 
13.10 Remote Terminal: 
13.11 Exit current operating mode via Para- 
graph 12 and observe that the MODE prompt 
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13.12 To discontinue remote operation: 
1) Take the terminal off-line. 
2) Verify that the modem drops the line. 
14 EQUIPMENT COMPATIBILITY 
14.01 This is a list of equipment that is known to be compatible with STRATAe, Release 2, Re- 
mote Administration/Maintenance. This list 
does not show all of the equipment that will 
work, only the equipment that has been proven 
compatible in the field or lab. I 
14.02 As additional equipment is proven com- 
patible, it will be added to an up-dated list. 
TERMINALS MODEMS COMPUTERS 
Texas Instruments Si- 
lent 700 
Panasonic KXD-4920 Hayes: Smartmodem 
1200 
Universal Data Sys- 
tems: Model 103J LP 
U.S. Robotics: Pass- 
word Toshiba: T3100/20 & 
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TABLE D--INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE 
STEP ACTION 
DISPLAY/PRINTOUT 
1 Enter Program Mode 
>MODE 
At the >MODE prompt, enter: 11 a am 
PROG 
(See Paragraph 05 or 06 to get >MODE prompt.) NOTE: .‘- 
P = Program prompt. . 
2 To Initialize (clear) Automatic Dialing 
Stations 10 - 33 Enter: fJ~~~~~fl~~~m P #“l $002222 
P 
Stations 34 - 57 Enter: ~~~~~~~~~~~ P #“2 $004444 
P 
Stations 58 - 65 and system Enter: ~p~~~~~~~~m 
P #“3 $008888 
P 
3 
To Initialize (clear) Messages: 
System (60 - 99) Enter: j~~~~~~~~~~ P #“4 $001111 
P 
All personal (10 - 19) Enter: ~~~~~~~~~fl~ P #“5 $002222 
P 
4 
To Initialize (clear) Timer Reminders 
All stations reminders (05 -09) Enter: $i~~~~~~~~@J P #*7 $008888 
P 
5 
To Store Data in Working Memory 
At the P prompt, enter: ~~fl~fl~~~~~~ 
/ P #“9 $003333 
DATA PROGRAMMED 
P 
NOTE: 
The spaces between characters are for clarification only. DO NOT type in spaces! 
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TABLE E-TYPE 1 PROGRAM PROCEDURE EXAMPLE 
This procedure shows how to review and/or change Type 1 program data. 
STEP ACTION 
DISPLAY/PRINTOUT 
1 Enter Program Mode 
>MODE 
At the >MODE prompt, enter: B a @ a m 
PROG 
2 Enter Program Number 
.- 
Refer to the System Record Sheet and enter the desired pro- 
gram number. 
Example: Program 0#2, enter: 14 a. 
P 0#2 
3 
Enter Key/LED Number 
Enter the desired Key/LED number. 
Example: Key/LED 00, enter: 01. P 0#2 00 N 
4 
To Change Key/LED Status 
Refer to the System Record Sheet and change the Key/LED sta- 
tus, if required (Y or N). 
Example: Enter g. / P 0#2 00 N Y 
5 
To Review Key/LED Status Change 
Press: m- P 0#2 00 N Y 
NOTE: 00 Y 
This step is optional and not required to save data. 
6 
To Advance To Next Key/LED 
Press: m 
P 0#2 00 N Y 
00 Y 
01 Y 
7 To Exit Program/Store Data 
A) To exit this program and store data in temporary memory, 
press m. 
P 
B) Continue returning to Step 2 until all Type 1 programs are 
completed. 
C) If data entries for Type 1 programs are complete, store new 
data in working memory. Enter: ~~~~~~~~~~~ 
P #“9 $003333 
DATA PROGRAMMED 
P 
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