Multilink Versa-Link ATX-300 Manual

PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES
This insert addresses the programming of Device Selection Codes and Factory
Settings for the 6
port Versa-Link ATX-300/6. All other user-selectable programs
and functions are the
same as the ATX-300 3-port model. Please retain this insert,
along with your manual, for
future reference
7.2 Proarammlna Device Selection
Codes
Your ATX-300/6 analyzes incoming calls for (DTMF) touch-tones and detects both
pulse-dial and touch-tone device selection
codes transmitted from either end of the
telephone line. Device selection
codes are programmable and can be from 2 to 7
digits long using any combination of digits 0 to 9and the symbols
*
and#.
Using the symbols * and# in the device selection code is a good way to
avoid unwanted transfers when dialing out to another number. If your telephone
is
pulse-dial only, you should not use these symbols in your code because the pulse-
dial phone will not transmit when these symbols are punched on your keypad.
The device selection
codes are programmed by pressing keys on a tone or pulse-
dial phone connected to one of the DEVICE ports on the rear panel of the ATX-
300/6. You should connect the incoming phone line to the port labeled LINE,
also
at the rear of the unit.
To avoid dialing through to a number while programming a device selection
code,
we suggest that you either establish a local call before programming (dial one of
your other
lines if you have one) or hang up the line between each device code
program.
NOTE: If at any point in the programming process you are unsure and would like
to start again, unplug the AC power cord and reconnect it. The ATX-300/6 will
enter its start-up mode and
you can start over with step 1.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
HOLD the front panel push button in for about 3 seconds until the STBY light
starts to “blink”
in a steady cadence. RELEASE the push button. The STBY
LED
will continue to blink. (Go to step 2)
At this time, you can enter a device
code for DEVICE 1 on your telephone key-
pad. If no
code is entered at this point, the existing code will remain in effect.
(Go to step 3)
PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY
RELEASE the push button. The SEMI light will
now be blinking
in a steady cadence. At this time, you can enter the device
code for the DEVICE 2 on your telephone keypad. If no code is entered at this
point, the existing
code will remain in effect. (Go to step 4)
PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY
RELEASE the push button. THE AUTO light will
now be blinking
in a steady cadence. At this time, you can enter a device code
for DEVICE 3. If no code is entered at this point, the existing code will remain
in effect. (Go to step 5)
PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY
RELEASE the push button. The STBY light will
now emit a “blink-blink”
cadence. You can now enter the device code for
DEVICE 4
on your telephone keypad. If no code is entered, the old code
remains in effect. (Go to step 6)

6)
7)
8)
PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY RELEASE the push button. The SEMI light will
now emit a “blink-blink’
cadence. You can now enter the device code for
DEVICE 5
on your telephone keypad. If no code is entered, the old code
remains
in effect. (Go to step 7)
PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY
RELEASE the push button. The AUTO light will
now emit a “blink-blink’
cadence. You can now enter the device code for
DEVICE 6
on your telephone keypad. If no code is entered, the old code
remains
in effect.
At this point
in the programming stage, all device selection codes should be
entered for DEVICE 1 through 6
on your ATX-300/6. HOLD the front push but-
ton IN until the AUTO light stops blinking. RELEASE the push button. One of
the
three LED's will light up, indicating the current operating mode.
DEVICE 1
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DEVICE 2
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DEVICE 3
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DEVICE 6
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RJ-ll to RJ-14 ADAPTER PLUG
The adapter provided with your
ATX-300/6 is integral to the proper function of your
telecommunications system.
Care should be taken to ensure that no moisture or
dirt enters the interface ports of the adapter as it may foul a connection and ham-
per the performance of your equipment.
Below
is a picture of the adapter and how it plugs into the device ports at the rear
of the ATX-300/6.
ADAPTER PORT LABELING
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