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PROGRAMMINGPROCEDURES
SECTION 200-255-307
FEBRUARY1992
TABLE7-8
Procedure
-
DSS Console
Data Block
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows:
m #NN
7
m Feature
8
AUT
L M XX (XXX, XXXX)
9
DUP M
10
DUP MX Y
11
DUP MXX
YY ZZ
12
(continued)
NOTES:
1. A maximum
of eight DSS consoles
may be assigned
to each system.
Up to two consoles
may be
assigned
to a single electronic/digital
telephone.
N = 0 - 7.
2. CNNx/LNNX
represents
the port assigned
to the DSS console.
PERCEPTlONe:
COOXZOlX
or LOOX - L 1 lx/L 15X - L26X.
CNNX:
X = 1 - 4; LNNX:
X = 1, 3, 5, 7.
PERCEPTIONex:
LOOX - L31X.
LNNX:
X= 1, 3, 5, 7.
3. Identifies
DSS console as: digital = Y or electronic
= N.
4. LNNX represents
the port of the station associated
with the DSS console.
PERCEPTION,:
LOOX - L 1 lx/L 15X - L26X.
PERCEPTIONex:
LOOX - L31X.
5. When an electronic/digital
telephone
is assigned
to two consoles,
both may be switched/fixed
or
one maybe
switched
and one maybe
fixed. However,
there cannot be a mixture of switched/fixed
functions
on the same console.
6. Used to assign a fixed DN to a DSS console
button
(m = button number;
N = station
DN).
7.
Used
to assign
a switched
DN
to a DSS console button (m = button number;
NN
= last two digits
of station DN).
8. Used to assign a feature
to a DSS console button.
See Table 7-8a for a list of available
features.
9. Used to assign a range of numbers
to a single console.
L (00 - 59) = Starting
button of range.
(L must be less than M.)
M (00 - 59) = Ending button of range.
XX, XXX
= Starting
DN to be programmed.
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