Teltone m-392 Guida Utente

(1) When entering a command, replace “x” and “y” with the desired variables.
For example, to change the number of rings before disconnect from 12 to 10, enter

01#10#.

To change the password to 1234, enter

03#1234#1234#.

(2) Three short beeps following a command entry confirms that the command is accepted. One long beep indicates an error.

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00#

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00#

Restore defaults: Resets unit to default settings,
not Customer Defined Settings. THE COMMAND
MUST BE ENTERED AS SHOWN.

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01#x#

Number of rings: Sets the number of times the
LSS will ring any port before disconnecting.

1-30

12

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02#x#

Remote programming: Enables or disables
remote programming.

0=disabled

1=enabled

1=enabled

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03#x#x#

Password: Sets the password for both local and
remote programming. THE PASSWORD MUST
BE ENTERED TWICE, AS SHOWN.

3-10 digits, any DTMF

digits except #

8358663

“Teltone”

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04#x#

Dial tone type: Determines the type of dial tone
sent by the LSS to a user attempting emergency
access. If 0 is selected, the user hears precise
dial tone. If 1 is selected, the user hears stutter
tone, indicating that the user has not reached
central office dial tone.

0=precise

1=stuttered

0=precise

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05#x#

Privacy timeout: Enables or disables the privacy
timeout feature.

0=disabled

1=enabled

0=disabled

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06#x#

Fax routing: Determines the port to which the
LSS directs a fax call when it receives a CNG
signal.

0=disabled

1-4=ports

2

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09#

Exit remote programming.

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10#x#

Off-hook timeout, Port 1: Limits the time allowed
for a single call on Port 1.

0-255 (minutes)

0=disabled

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20#x#

Off-hook timeout, Port 2: Limits the time allowed
for a single call on Port 2. (All units)

0-255 (minutes)

0=disabled

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30#x#

Off-hook timeout, Port 3: Limits the time allowed
for a single call on Port 3.

0-255 (minutes)

0=disabled

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40#x#

Off-hook timeout, Port 4: Limits the time allowed
for a single call on Port 4.

0-255 (minutes)

0=disabled

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11#x#

Audible ringback, Port 1: Enables or disables
audible ringback with calls to Port 1.

0=disabled

1=enabled

0=disabled

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21#x#

Audible ringback, Port 2: Enables or disables
audible ringback with calls to Port 2.

0=disabled

1=enabled

0=disabled

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31#x#

Audible ringback, Port 3: Enables or disables
audible ringback with calls to Port 3.

0=disabled

1=enabled

0=disabled

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41#x#

Audible ringback, Port 4: Enables or disables
audible ringback with calls to Port 4.

0=disabled

1=enabled

0=disabled

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50#x#

Priority type: Determines how competing users
will be given access to the line.

0=total priority

1=emergency

2=no priority

2=no priority

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51#y#x#x#

Emergency phone numbers: When emergency
priority is enabled, this command sets the phone
numbers to which a Port 1 user is allowed priority
access when the line is in use. Up to 10 numbers
can be programmed. y=1 through 10. x=phone
number (up to 16 digits).
THE PHONE NUMBER MUST BE ENTERED
TWICE, AS SHOWN.

y=1-10

x=phone number

none

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52#x#x#

Emergency Access Code: When emergency
priority is enabled, this command sets the Access
Code that a Port 1 user can enter to obtain
access to the line in order to dial any number.
THE ACCESS CODE MUST BE ENTERED
TWICE, AS SHOWN.

0-16 digits

none

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