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Action CATNP 100 Description and Response (continued) 
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If a PBX forwarding string is not defined in 
System Parameter 45, the ports are still placed in 
the FWD state but may not have actually been 
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forwarded on the PBX. 
6. PS j[ 
7. Verify forwarding 
8. /AltlU 
9. or and t 
10. [Enter] 
11. PowerVP lOOOFF 
12. Wait 15 seconds. 
13. Power VP 100 ON Data transfer begins. 
14. Wait for completion As each step begins and ends. the screen is updated. See 
release note for length of time this procedure takes to 
complete. At completion. the 
Data Transfer Complete 
screen appears.  Verify that all ports are forwarded by using this 
command. Port status is displayed. The VP 100 displays 
@ prompt. The following is a sampie%reen 
@PS 
CHl 
FWD 
CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CHS FWD FWD FWD FWD FWD FWD FWD 
If any ports were not forwarded, enter TE C 1 
again. Repeat as necessary until all ports are 
forwarded. 
place 2 test ca!! :c the x.rp inn -“A ,Ipr;f,l the pords have 
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been forwarded and that the call is answered by a live 
intercept. 
To display the Update menu. 
Move to desired release. Selection is highlighted. 
Procedure begins by requesting that the system be 
powered OFF. Please power OFF the system. 
This step is skipped if PO\. _.  IJP~ is already OFF. Thar& 
you. Please wait. 
This delay is for the VP 100 hard disk drive to spin 
down. Please power ON the system. 
System reboots. 
This begins auto baud detect. 
TESTING HARDWARE.. 
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Action CAT/VP 100 Description and Response (continued) 
17. Wait for the VP 100 to boot This step takes about three minutes. 
INITJALIZING PORTS.. . DONE. _ 
18. Test Test for normal operation. 
rs If an error message appears during the procedure, refer to Appendix Fe_- Data Transfer 
Mess2~P.s 
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To abort this procedure, press -1 at any time. If aborted, this procedure must be 
restarted and run through to completion before the VP 100 is back in operation. 
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‘ 7.7 ELECTRONIC FEATURE DELIVERY/REMOVAL - 
The Option Control Chip (OCC) on the Main Board (MB) contains the features contained on the _ 
VP 100. The following optional features can be added or removed from VP 100 systems. 
Software Option Description 
s\v-30004 Networking 
SU‘-20034 
Network Names Confirmati~a 
sU--2004 1 Multilingual Prompts 
s\\--20042 Centrex Integration Software 
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Contact the Toshiba Customer Service department to add or remove VP 100 optional software. 
LEF The OCC must always remain with the system for which it was purchased. You cannot enter 
the l_PDATE program if the original OCC is not installed on the MB. If the MB must be 
replaced, the OCC assembly must be removed from the original MB and installed on the 
replacement MB. 
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7.8 SESSION REVIEW AND FILE MAINTENANCE  
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This section provides information about logging sessions captured during communications with a 
VP 100. Also described are procedures for saving, deleting, viewing, and printing the files 
containing logging information. 
Each time the CAT program is started and enters terminal emulation, a file r-ran& 
CXT.LOG 
captures all the information received from a VP 100. The CAT.LOG file is created by default when 
logging is enabled and stored in the selected system’s subdirectory. 
For example, the log file for system serial number 000512 would be stored on the CAT hard disk in 
subdirectory SN000512.100. The following is an example. 
if a CAT.LOG file exists from a previous session, it is reopened and the new session’s information 
is added to the existing session information already in the file. The following is an example. 
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_______________________CAT.LOG ope,,& _______--______--_-_- -_________ 
--------------------SYSTEM SOFT??‘ARE RELEASE A.4.3.8 (MhVDD/YY------ 
DAY MM/DD HH:MM:SS Y-Y-YY 100 DEiMO ID:123456 Sfi:123456 PBX:lO OtTgina Information 
(MODEM ENABLED) LAST LOGON: LItiVDD HH:hl&l 
@PASSWORD: 
@U 
____________ _____-_____ SYSTEM CONFfGURaTfGN UPDATE__-_ __-_ __________ 
DAY MM/DD HH:MM:SS YYYY 100 DEMO ID:123456 S/N:123456 PBX:lO 
At the dot (.), enter ? for HELP. 
.A USER 
ADD:710,N,13 
ADD: 
.E 
EXITING UPDATE. 
WAIT...DONE. 
DAY MM/DD HH:MM:SS TYYY 100 DE%10 ID:123156 S/N:123456 PBX:lO 
__________ ______-___ GONf?IGUR%TIGN UPDATE CGAfF’LE-fED-_-______ I_____ ___ 
________________________ ____ _::_GAT.LGG opened -_____-_------_________ 
@U 
___________ ____________ SYSTEM CGNFfGURATfGN UPDATE _______ ____________ 
DAY MM/DD HH:MM:SS YYYY 100 DEXIO Hk123-116 S/N:123456 PBX:lO 
At the dot (.), enter ? for HELP. 
.D USER 
DEL:710 
DEL: 
.E 
EXITING UPDATE. 
New information 
WAIT...DONE. - -- ‘. 
DAY 
MMJDD HH:MM:SS YTYY 100 DE\10 ID:123456 S/S:123456 PBX:lO 
___________ _____-_____ CGNFIGLRlTlGN L-FD.\TE COJIPLFTE ---___________-__ _ 
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To save each csssion jz I-. ~~+ra~e t.lzs rsther than adding to the end of a single cumulative  ‘; 
CAT.LOG fils. at the 
DOS pr0111pr C:\VJlSC.lT>. enter: LOG_SAVE SXXXXI  
						

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C:\VMXCAT>DIR SNXXXXXX.lOO\C.AT.* 
Volume in drive C is TEST STA B 
Volume Serial Number is XXXXXX , 
Directory of C:\VMXCAT\SNXXXX~XXIOO 
CAT LO4 43 DD-MM-YY HH:JIMa 
CAT LO1 22037 DD-MM-YY HH:MMp 
CAT LO2 16477 DD-MIM-YY HH:MMa 
CAT LO3 8552 DD-MM-YY HH:lMMa 
t CAT 5 File(s) LOG 30742528 115 12-31-99 bytes free 11:59D 
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C:\VM_XCAT>LOG_SAVE XXXXXX I[ 
C:\VMXCAT>ECHO OFF 
This command is used to save a CAT-LOG ftie session 
Saved as LOG file 05 
C:\VMXCAT> 
C:\VMXCAT>DIR SNXXXXXX.?O”!CAT.* 
Volume in drive C is TEST STA B 
Volume Serial Number is 2D27-14EB 
Directory of C:\VMXCAT\SN050102.1OfJ 
CAT LO4 43 DD-MM-YY HH:MMa 
CAT _^_ __^^_ -- ------- -_-- 
LUl LLU5 I IJIJ-IVIIVI-I Y Jltltl:mmp 
CAT LO2 16477 DD-MM-YY HH:MMa 
CAT LO3 8552 DD-MM-YY HH:MMa 
CAT LO5 115 12-31-99 113591, 
5 File(s) 30742528 byWs free 
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Previous sessions saved Ls individual files 
4 Current logged session 
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4 Save the current session in an individual file 
From the size, date, & time, you can 
4 see this was the CAT.LOG file now 
renamed to CAT.LO5 
When the LOG-SAVE command is executed, the session is automatically renamed ChT.LOl. The 
next time a session is sa\-ed. it is automatically named CAT.LO2. All further sessions are 
automatically sequentially numbered. 
For example, if the LOG-SAVE command were executed for system serial number 0005 11, the 
SN0005 12 directory would contain a file CAT.LOl. The following shows how it appears. 
C:\VMXCATJSN000512.100\C;\T.L01 
If LOG-SAVE is esecursd \vhen no system is selected. the CAT-LOG file is stored in ths 
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n To Stop Session Logging 
The CAT program always starts with session logging turned ON. The folIoa-inp procedures 
explain how to turn session logging OFF. 
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Action Description 
=JT To enter Terminal 
menu. 
Session 
Logging 
Stop Logging I 
Use the A and t keys to highlight. 
Use the A and t keys to highlight. “- 
n To Start Session Logging 
The following procedures explain how to turn session logging ON. 
Action Description 
,a T 
To enter Terminal menu. 
Session Logging 
Use the -c+ and 5 keys to high!igh:. 
Start Logging 
to File Use the 4 and t keys to highlight. 
CAT.LOG m 
LW If the CAT/LOGOFF command line option is used, the CAT program starts with the log. 
file closed. 
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n System Log Directory  
If prior session logs have been saved, multiple log files may be stored within a system’s 
’ subdirectory. Up to 100 session logs can be stored for each system: C_%T.LOG and numbered 
logs from CAT-LO1 to CAT.L99. The procedure to display all logs stored for a given system 
follows: 
1. 
2. 
3. Complete any active communication session with a VP 100 and Exit from the CAT 
program (/Altl E). .‘- 
To print the log directory, turn the printer ON and type -1 I] (‘print screen). 
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Be sure to turn the printer OFF when finished by entering: ‘-1 I/ 
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With the DOS prompt C:\VMXCAT> displayed, enter the following command. where 
XXXXXX is the system serial number: 
LOG-DIR XXXXXX 
The program displays the log file name, the file size (in bytes). and the date and time the 
file was created. 
To stop scrolling the log directory display, type: -1 S 
To start scrolling the log directory display, type: [Controll Q 
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n Saving a Session Log 
The CAT program ala-sys uses the log file name CAT.LOG to store session information. This 
file must exist within a given systems subdirectory before it can be saved. 
To save a session log follow the procedur? below. 
1. 
Complete any active communication session with a VP 100 and exit from the CAT 
program (a E). 
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2. 
With the DOS prompt C:\VMXCAT> displayed. enter the following command, where 
XXXXXX is the system serial number: 
LOG-SAVE XXXXXX 
This command saves the CAT.LOG tile as CAT.LXX, where XX is the log file number, 
starting with 01. The time and date of the save is attached to the file. Each time this 
command is issued. the next available log number is assigned. Up to 99 log files can be 
saved in this manner. 
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n Considerations 
The CAT-LOG file is created by default when lo 
gging is enabled. If logging information is . 
saved as individual files, the existing CAT.LOG is renamed to CAT-LXX. The following are 
considerations for managing session log files: 
e To create a CAT.LXX file with a known start time or to create a log file containing only 
desired data, use the following procedure: 
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1. LOG-SAVE if the information from previous sessions is required. 
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or 
LOG-DEL if information from previous sessions is not required. 
2. Execute the commands in the VP 100 which you wish to save in the log file. 
3. LOG-SAVE again. 
The last log file will contain only the data you wish to keep. 
0 Since the entire CAT.LOG file is in effect moved to the CAT.LXX file, each execution of 
the LOG-SAVE command marks the start of a new file. After a LOG-SAVE command. a. 
new CAT.LOG file is recreated as an empty file when logging is enabled; data will not 
overlap from one file to another and data from a deleted log file is not retrievable. 
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