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SECTION 940

PROGRAMMING

940.1GENERAL

NOTE: Before programming with the RM-E Unit, its connecting port must be programmed as an RAA-E port in Memory Block lE2 (LK9). Programming Memory Block lE2 is not required if the RAA-E Unit is connected to the Electra Mark11 System prior to performing a first initialization. Make sure that the RAA-E switch settings are set properly. (See Table 920-l).

The programmer must be completely familiar with the programming procedures of the Electra Ma&II System before programming using the Remote Administration Adaptor (RAA-El. Programming procedures for the Electra Mark11 System using the RAA-E are outlined in the following paragraphs.

The Remote Administration Adaptor (BAA-E) allows a PC to be used as a programming terminal. To program the Electra Mark11 System, Function and Line Keys

are used when inputting information from a programming station. To input information from a PC enter the actual characters shown on the keyboard. For example: to enter data for Function Button Fl, Press characters F and then 1 on the keyboard of the PC, then Press c (Return Key) to enter the information. To enter data for Line Button Ll, Press characters L and 1 on the keyboard, then Press c (Return) to enter the information.

Table 940-l lists all the programming keys and the corresponding PC keyboard entries.To enter data for

Function and Line Keys, the CAPS key on the PC keyboard must be depressed and locked. If the CAPS key is not locked on, the characters representing letters will not be recognized or displayed on the screen.

If Function/Line Key numbers that are in the valid range (Fl-F20 and Ll-L161 are entered but not in a recognized sequence in the Electra Mark11program, an ALARM 1 signal is displayed on the PC screen accompanied by four tones. For example: F3, F8, and F18 entered.

ALARM 1 is displayed because F18 is not in the sequence recognizable by the Electra Mark11program, even though it is within the range of valid Function Key numbers.

ALARM 2 is displayed when data input is temporarily prohibited from being entered for one of the foIlowing reasons:

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1.An attempt has been made to eliminate a line key appearance while the line key is in a ringing, I-use or I-hold mode.

2.A busyout of a station is attempted while the station is in use.

3.While a station is communicating data, a data change is attempted to the station.

ALARM 3 is displayed when an .illegal entry is attempted for System Speed Dial entry or clock/calendar setting. Example: Trying to enter System Speed Dial buffer 100 or time of day as 25 hours.

An INPUT NUMBER ERROR display is received when an invalid Function Key number or Line Key number which is outside the range of valid Function/Line Key numbers (F21 and above and L1’7 and above) is entered. For Example: Fl, F9, and F21. In this case F21 is an invalid key number outside the range of Function Key numbers.

940.2PROGRAM BOOT PROCEDURES

940.2.1INITIAL PROGRAM BOOT

PROCEDURE (SET-UP)

After a Cold Start power up of the PC-8300, the initial display is as shown with the word BASIC highlighted in dark shading.

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~~~~~~	TEXT	TELCOM	-.-
__	__	a-	__
__		--	.
	-.-		__
em		__	.
	__		__
em	__	-.-	__
-.-	__	__	__
			.
Load	Save Name	List	28758

. Press special function button f.1 (load) on the PC. (Located directly below the display screen, left side).

Display changes to:

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~~~~~~~	TEXT	TELCOM	_._
--	-.-	--	-.-
-.-	__	_ -	__
-.-	__	_ -	__
-.-	__	__	__
	.	.
--	__	__	__
Load from	_		__

2.Type: 1: ADMLDO (EnsureCapsLockison).

Press: c (Return) Display changes to:

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