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Mhtenance 
Section Subject Command 
Information 
Diagnostics 
(ccentinued) Port status PS 
Displays current state of the ports. 
Ah-m Test TEA 
Attempts-to call number defined for alarm call. 
System Forwarding TEClxy 
_. - Forwards all ports specified_ Uses string from System 
Parameter 45 - SYSTEM RELOAD FORWARD 
STRING. 
x = port number or first port in a range of ports 
(optional); 
y = port number of the last port in a range of ports 
(optional). 
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Initialization TEC2xy 
Initializes and cancels forwarding for all ports 
specified. Sends initialization string from System 
Parameter 33 - PBX INITIALIZE CODE, then 
cancels forward string from System Parameter -t6 - 
SYSTEM RELOAD CANCEL-FORWARD STFUSG. 
x = port number or first port in a range of ports 
. (optional); 
y = port number of the last port in a range of ports 
(optional). 
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_ LIC TEL1 
Checks tone generation and detection circuitry. 
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LIC TEL2 
Ring-through test. Use only when no traffic on s>-stem. 
Netivork Routes TENETxy 
Tests network routes to a network location. 
x = network location code (optional); 
y = non-zero show digits dialed. 
System Status TES 
Checks voltages and temperatures. 
Hardware 
Errors List Hardware 
Error Table LH 
Lists the Hardware Error Table. 
Clear Hardware 
Error Table CH Clears the Hardware Error Table. 
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Maintenance 
Section Subject Command Information 
Integration 
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Incoming Call 
Records 
Message Waiting 
Lamps 
Message Waiting 
Lamps 
Message Waiting 
Lamps 
Traffic Pegs Traffic Peg Count 
Table 
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Message Automatic Purge 
Purge 
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Cancel Purge 
Baud Rate hiON 
MWL RELITF 
Mtti RFCALC 
MWOFF x 
LP 
CP 
APURGE x y’ z 
CPURGE 
BAUD Used to monitor incoming call records over the 
RS-232C link (TERM 2). To exit the monitor mode, 
press lEscapel 
. 
Send commands to relight each MWL that the VP 100 
has marked as ON. 
Examines each mailbox to determine whether its 
message waiting lamp should be ON or OFF. 
Turns OFF lamp message waiting. 
x is the mailbox number. 
For All, enter A. 
The maximum number of digits is eight. 
(Release 6.1 or later) 
Lists the pegs. 
Clears the pegs. 
Starts the message purge function if Automatic 
Message Purge is not already in progress. Displays the 
thresholds specified and asks for confirmation before 
initiating the message purge function. 
x = save threshold, u 
y = new threshold, 
z = Net Name. (Release 6.1 or later) 
Cancels message purge if it is in progress, regardless of 
whether it was initiated automatically or by the 
APURGE command. Asks for confirmation before 
cancelling message purge. (Release 6.1 or later) 
Displays the current baud rate setting. The available 
baud rates are 300,600,1200,2400,4800,9600. and 
19200. 
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hliaintenance 
Section Subject Command Information 
Message 
Purge 
(continued) Allowable 
commands 
HELP 
System 
configuration IN 
Internal Modem 
lMOD DISABLE 
MOD ENABLE 
Miscellaneous Password 
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Restart 
._ . . - Time 
Update 
PASS x y 
RESTA 
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TIME 
UP Displays the allowable commands for the password 
level of operation currently logged in to. 
Command to enter the system configuration program 
INSTALL. This pro,oram consists of a series of 
questions that define the system database. 
Blocks access to the VP 
100 via the internal modem. 
Restores access to the VP 100 via the internal modem. 
Sets the password: 
x = password level; 
y = new password. 
There are three password levels. Each password may 
be a maximum of eight alphanumeric characters. O-9 
and A through Z. All alpha characters must he in 
capital letters. 
Restarts the CPU. All active ports are dropped. and the 
modem is dropped. 
Displays the current system date and time. Used only at 
the @ prompt. . . 
Command to enter the system configuration UPDATE 
program. 
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6.1 
_I PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 
.c Preventive maintenance consists of a period& visual inspection of the connections, and of listing I 
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the System-Performance tables. The frequency of this maintenance depends on the operating 
environment provided for the VP 100. Based upon the environment, the local service comF,tny 
should determine the maintenance interval required. 
Inspect all connections on the cabinet to make sure they are well seated and secure. Wires and 
cables should be slack so they do not pull free or break. Cable restraints should be placed u-here 
required. 
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b WARNING 4 
Use of a wrist grounding strap prevents damage to sensitive electronic 
components. Before handling any electronic equipment, including the power 
supply and cables, attach one end of the strap around your wrist and the other 
end to any unpainted surface of the VP 100 inner metal cabinet. 
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6.2 COMMAND SUMMARY 
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,- The overall command structure for ,VP 1 OQ maintenance commands is-different from the 1.erb-noun 
protocol--used in the UPDATE Program. The following tables illustrate the format for each 
command with 
BOLD letters indicating the minimum input. In some instances, a modifier and 
extension may be required to complete the command string. 
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The VP 
100 indicates it is ready to receive information by displaying the @ promp_t. All command 
strings must be followed by [K] before the VP 100 executes the command. 
B Listing Tables 
- * Tables are listed from the @ prompt by entering LIST followed by the table name. To 
abbreviate, enter: 
L (table name) I/ 
For example, to list the Hardware Error Table, at the @ prompt enter L H. A space is always 
required between the L (for LIST) and the following letter. 
Command 
LF 
. Basic Definition 
LIST FEATURES 
Prints the optional packages the VP 100 has installed. Gives the 
maximum number of ports, SCHEDULE Table entries, and 
mailboxes. 
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LH 
L M xxxx 
LMMSIM 
LINTx 
LNETx 
LP LIST HARDWARE 
Lists the Hardware Error Table. 
LIST MAILBOX (XXXX=MAILBOX NUMBER) 
Lists the current configuration for the mailbox specified. 
LIST MAILBOX M 
(Release 6.1 and later) Lists the type, header number and creator of 
each message being stored in a mailbox. 
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x = mailbox number 
LIST INTEGRATION STATUS 
(Release 6.1 and later) Lists the current state of the integration board, 
the diagnostic status, the status of the links and the pegs. 
x = slot number 
LIST NETWORK MAILBOX 
Lists messages in the network mailbox waiting to be sent to the 
specified netuork location. 
x = network location 
LIST PEG 
Lists the TRAFFIC PEG COUNT Table. 
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Command 
L PDL 
Basic Definition 
LIST PERSON.\L DISTRIBUTION LIST 
Lists the numbsr of Personal Distribution List (PDL) sectors Turrsntly 
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used throughout the system. 
LPOX LIST PORT 
Lisrs the current configuration status for the PORT number sFcified. 
x=port number 
LIST REPORT 
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Prints a menu for types of report to select which contains the 
following entries. 
1 = System Performance 
2 = Network Traffic 
3 = User Message Statistics 
4 = User Calling Statistics 
5 = Disk Usage 
6 = Port Statistics 
7 = Mailbox Usage 
8 = User Status Detail 
Prints a menu for types of trace to select which contains the-following 
entries. 
1 = Ail Activities 
2 = Mailbox Activity 
3 = Port Activity 
4 = Location Activity 
5 = Message Activity 
6 = Integration Activity 
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Clearing Table Entries 
Tables are cleared from the @ prompt by enterin g CLEAR followed by the table name. To 
abbreviate, enter: . . 
C 
(table name) -1 
For example. to clear the Hardware Error Table, at the @ prompt enter C H. A space is always 
required between the C (for CLEAR) and the following letter. 
Command 
CH 
Basic Definition 
CLEAR HARDWARE 
Clears Hardware Error Table. Also opens the alarm relay and turns 
OFF the alarm LED. 
CP CLEAR PEG 
Clears Traffic Peg Count Table and the System Performance report. 
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Command Basic Definition 
CR CLEAR REPORT 
Gives a menu for the type of report to cle_ar. 
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n Tests 
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1. System Performance, Traffic Pegs, and Port Statistics. 
2. Network Traffic. 
3. User Message, User Calling 
, and Mailbox Us&e. When cleared, 
the User Status Detail report is also cleared. 
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The following commands test the alarm callout, forwarding strin 
g, initializing string, hard disk, 
line card, network location, and system status. From the @ prompt, enter TEST followed by the 
name of the function to be tested. For example, to test the alarm, at the @ prompt enter: 
TEA 
A space is always required between the TE (for TEST) and the following letter. 
Command Basic Definition 
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TEA TEST ALAR.M 
Tests the alarm call out feature. Places a call to the number specified 
in the SYSTEM PARAMETER Table - System Parameter 3 1. Also 
closes the Alarm Relay and turns ON the Alarm LED. ./ 
TE C I X [Y] 
TEST CHANNEL 1 (X = PORT NUMBER or FIRST PORT IN A 
RANGE OF PORTS. Y = LAST PORT IN A RANGE OF PORTS) 
If a port or range of ports is specified (X [Y]), the VP 100 forwards 
the pofi(s) specified. If no port is specified, the VP 100 tries to 
forward all ports. If a port successfully forwards, it is left in a FWD 
state. If a port fails to complete the forward string, it is left in the 
NDT state (no dial tone). The VP 100 continues to try to forward all 
ports specified until successful or w is pressed. 
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TE C 2 X [Y-J 
TEST CHANNEL 2 (X = PORT NUMBER or FIRST PORT IN A 
RANGE OF PORTS. Y = LAST PORT IN A RANGE OF PORTS) 
If a port or range of ports is specified (X [Y]), the VP 100 tries to 
initialize and cancels forwarding for the port(s) specified. If no port is 
specified, the VP 100 tries to initialize and cancels forwarding for all 
ports. If a port successfully initializes and cancels forwarding. it goes 
to the IDL state. If a port fails to complete either the initialization or 
cancel forward string, it is left in the NDT state. 
TEL1 TEST LINE 1 
Tone reflection test. Ports that fail are left in a TEST state. 
TEL2 TEST LINE 2 
Tests ring through capability of all the ports. 
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BAUD 
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HELP Displays the allowable commands for the pa&word level of operation 
currently logged in to. 
IN INSTALL 
At the @ (prompt), enter IN to access the System Configuration 
Installation program (INSTALL). This program consists of a series of 
questions that define the VP 100 database. Answers to questions may 
be derived from a list, a default value, or created by the installer. 
Command Basic Definition 
TENET (NET 
LOC) 
TES 
DEX (REGION) TEST NETWORK (NETWORK LOCATION) 
Tests network routes to a network location. Tests all locations .if no 
network location is specified. 
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TEST STATUS 
Tests the VP 100 temperatures and voltages. Displays the temperature 
range inside the cabinet since the last time the Hardware Error Table 
was cleared. Also displays the current temperature inside the cabinet. 
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Disk Exerciser 
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Tests all hard disk sectors for read errors. 
Miscellaneous Commands 
Command Basic Definition 
APURGE x y z (Release 6.1 and later) Starts the message purge function if Automatic 
Message Purge is not already in progress. This command allows the 
specification of purge thresholds with the same restrictions enforced 
.by UPDATE for the System and CSTAT parameters. Prior to 
initiating the message purge function, this command displays the 
thresholds specified and asks for confirmation. 
x = save threshold 
y = new threshold 
z = Net Name 
Displays the VP 100’s current baud rate setting. To change the baud 
rate, enter BAUD at the @ prompt followed by the desired baud rate. 
Then change the terminal’s baud rate and press -1 when 
prompted by the VP 100. The available baud rates are: 300, 600, 
1200,2400,4800,9600, 19200, and 38400. 
(Release 6.1 and later) Cancels message purge if it is in progress 
regardless of whether it was initiated automatically or by the 
APURGE command. Asks for confirmation before cancelling 
message purge. 
MOD DISABLE MODEM DISABLE 
Blocks access to the VP 100 via the internal modem: Once the modem 
is disabled, if logon is attempted by entering B 
q q H th~caller 
receives the error message 
“That conmand is not alloMd.” 
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Command Basic Definition 
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\IOD ENABLE MODE>1 ENABLE 
Restor?s.access to the VP 100 via the internal modem. 
\ION2 tMONITOR TERMINAL #Z 
?lWL RECALC 
I\lWL RELITE 
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XlWOFF x 
PASS (LEVEL) 
(NEW 
P.ISSWORD) 
Used in conjunction uith Centrex SMDI Integration to display. 
incoming call records over the RS-232C link. 
m To EXIT the monitor mode, press 1-1. 
,._ 
Used in certain integrations where the PBX lights lamps via a 
computer, when the computer has been out of servics. Examines each 
mailbox to determine whether its message lvaiting lamp should be 
turned ON or OFF. 
Used in certain integrations when the PBX has been restarted. Turns 
ON all message waiting lamps that were ON before the PBX w_as - 
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restarted. 
MESSAGE WAITING OFI? 
(Release 6.1 and later) Turns OFF lamp message waiting. 
x = mailbox number (up to eight digits). For All, enter A. 
PASSWORD (LEVEL) (NEW PASSWORD) 
The VP 100 has three password levels. Passwords are not set by-the 
manufacturer. Each password may be a maximum of eight 
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alphanumeric characters, 0 - 9 and A through Z. All alpha characters 
must be in capital letters. To logon to a new system, press -1 ( 
when asked for the password. Refer to the 
Conjigurarion manual L 
UNDERSTANDING CONFIGURATION. The following is a list of 
the three password levels: 
MAINTENANCE 
Allows full access to system diagnostics, error information, and the 
INSTALL and UPDATE programs. _ 
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ADMN;STRATIVE 
Allows entrance into the UPDATE program. Also allows the LIST 
and CLEAR commands to be used for the Hardware Error Table, 
Pegs, and all reports. 
REPORT 
Allows the LIST and CLEAR commands to be used for the Hardware 
Error Table, Pegs, and all reports. 
Passwords can be set for each level as follows: 
Level 
Set or Chance Password 
Maintenance 
Maintenance, Administration. Report 
Administrative Administration, Report 
Report Report _- 
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Command Basic Definition 
PRT X 
PS 
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RRSTA 
_. r REST0 RESTORE 
TIME 
UP 
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To set or change the password. at the @ (prompt) enter the i,llowing 
commands follo\vsd by the password. 
PASS.A (for administrative) 
PASS M (for maintenance) 
PASS R (for report) 
PORT X 
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Monitors and.prints the tone and DTMF ex-ents received for -he 
channel specified. 
w To Exit the monitor mode. press [Escape]. 
PORT STATUS 
Prints the status of all ports. 
RESTART 
Restarts the CPU. All active ports are dropped, and the mod-m is 
dropped. 
Copies the features and system identity from the Option Corrrol Chip 
(OCC) to the hard disk. 
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TIME 
Displays the current system date and time. Used only at the @ 
prompt. 
Gz? 
To change the date and time by using the UPDATE pxgram. at 
the 
_ (dot) command, enter M DATE. 
UPDATE 
Command to enter the system configuration UPDATE progrm. The 
configuration database may be LISTED, hlODIFIED, or othxwise 
changed to satisfy a specific requirement. A dot (_) is displa>:d 
indicating when the UPDATE program is ready for cornman%. Refer 
to the Configzrrnfiorz manual - UPDATE. 
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