Multi-link Multi-Link Acp-300 ACP-300 User Manual
(ACP-300, ACP-500 & ACP-900)
Programming Manual
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The ACP can be easily tailored to fit the needs of individual organizations or
departments.
A wide variety of remote site information systems can be accessed, and with its
register programs, the system functions can be configured to meet the
specifications of both calling and receiving modems and long distance switching
time. By utilizing programmable security codes (up to 7 digits), 35 million possible
combinations of codes prevent unauthorized access to the data devices.
ACP GENERAL OPERATION
The ACP's routing function is based on DTMF tone detection. When a call is
placed to the remote location, the ACP detects the phone company's ringing
voltage, goes off hook (answers) and begins a preliminary screening process.
During this time, the ACP is looking for DTMF tone based routing instructions.
For instance, if the ACP hears the industry standard CNG tone generated by a
calling Fax, the call is immediately and automatically routed to the connected fax
machine without disturbing the receiving party, ringing attached phones or ringing
other attached devices.
Each device port of the ACP has its own DTMF security code that can be used to
protect any devices connected to the ports from unauthorized access. Each
separate security code can be programmed to any number up to 7 digits,
including the * and # characters found on the telephone key pad. During an
Incoming call, if the ACP detects the DTMF access code for a device port, the
call is then automatically routed to the correct device.
departments.
A wide variety of remote site information systems can be accessed, and with its
register programs, the system functions can be configured to meet the
specifications of both calling and receiving modems and long distance switching
time. By utilizing programmable security codes (up to 7 digits), 35 million possible
combinations of codes prevent unauthorized access to the data devices.
ACP GENERAL OPERATION
The ACP's routing function is based on DTMF tone detection. When a call is
placed to the remote location, the ACP detects the phone company's ringing
voltage, goes off hook (answers) and begins a preliminary screening process.
During this time, the ACP is looking for DTMF tone based routing instructions.
For instance, if the ACP hears the industry standard CNG tone generated by a
calling Fax, the call is immediately and automatically routed to the connected fax
machine without disturbing the receiving party, ringing attached phones or ringing
other attached devices.
Each device port of the ACP has its own DTMF security code that can be used to
protect any devices connected to the ports from unauthorized access. Each
separate security code can be programmed to any number up to 7 digits,
including the * and # characters found on the telephone key pad. During an
Incoming call, if the ACP detects the DTMF access code for a device port, the
call is then automatically routed to the correct device.