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In the absence of Fax tones or security codes, the ACP begins to ring the
call through to its default port (Device 1).
Outgoing calls can be placed from any device port as if it were attached to a
dedicated line. Only one device at a time can actively use the telephone line.
When the line is in use by one device, other devices attempting to access the line
for an outgoing call will receive a busy signal. With special programming, this
feature can be overridden in an emergency situation where an outgoing call must
be placed quickly. (Reference Register 07 & 08)
7 SEGMENT DISPLAY – Displays the number of the Device Port in use or being
addressed. Also will display register values when reading values from memory.
ACP PROGRAM REGISTERS
The ACP has been designed to perform several operations which are integral to
the proper function of your total communications system. The operations are
controlled by programmable information which is stored in files called "registers".
Each register contains enough memory to hold factory preset default values and
"custom" values that allow the ACP to operate to your specifications. The
following is a short description of each register function, program capacity and
factory preset default values.
REGISTER 01 - Mode Flags
This register controls 8 features or operating modes performed by the ACP. Each
"flag" or feature can be turned on/off and is programmed as a string of bit
information. Zero (0) denotes "off" and one (1) denotes "on".
When programming this register, you must enter all Flag (Bit) values.
The Mode Flags are factory preset to the following:
Flag 1 (Bit7) Caller ID Store and Forward 1 (on)
call through to its default port (Device 1).
Outgoing calls can be placed from any device port as if it were attached to a
dedicated line. Only one device at a time can actively use the telephone line.
When the line is in use by one device, other devices attempting to access the line
for an outgoing call will receive a busy signal. With special programming, this
feature can be overridden in an emergency situation where an outgoing call must
be placed quickly. (Reference Register 07 & 08)
7 SEGMENT DISPLAY – Displays the number of the Device Port in use or being
addressed. Also will display register values when reading values from memory.
ACP PROGRAM REGISTERS
The ACP has been designed to perform several operations which are integral to
the proper function of your total communications system. The operations are
controlled by programmable information which is stored in files called "registers".
Each register contains enough memory to hold factory preset default values and
"custom" values that allow the ACP to operate to your specifications. The
following is a short description of each register function, program capacity and
factory preset default values.
REGISTER 01 - Mode Flags
This register controls 8 features or operating modes performed by the ACP. Each
"flag" or feature can be turned on/off and is programmed as a string of bit
information. Zero (0) denotes "off" and one (1) denotes "on".
When programming this register, you must enter all Flag (Bit) values.
The Mode Flags are factory preset to the following:
Flag 1 (Bit7) Caller ID Store and Forward 1 (on)
CID will be captured when unit answers. CID data will be sent 1 time, after the first ring, when a
device port is addressed.
device port is addressed.
Flag 2 (Bit 6) Fax Tone Detect to Device 2 1 (on)
If fax tone is detected, call will be transferred to device 2.
Flag 3 (Bit 5) Night Watch Mode 0 (off)
Allows calls to automatically be transferred to the specified port if not answered within a certain
number of rings.
number of rings.
Flag 4 (Bit 4) Additional Detect Time 0 (off)
Increases the time in which tones can be detected before ringing the default port by 4 seconds
.
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Flag 5 (Bit 3) Protected Hook Flash 0 (off)
For any KSU that does not allow DTMF once a call is answered.