GAI-Tronics MRTI 2000 (No. PL1877A) Microprocessor Radio Telephone Interconnect Installation & Service Manual - Manual (Page 97)

PL1877A Microprocessor Radio Telephone Interconnect Parameter Modification
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Mobile Access Methods
Mobile Access Command
Parameter Function
11 Access command is * = 0
Access command is #* = 1
Default = 0
Multi-digit Access
Parameter Function
38 Don’t restrict patch access to users of multi-digit access prefixes = 0
Restrict patch access to users of multi-digit access prefixes = 1
Default = 0
44 When patch access is restricted to mobiles using multi-digit access commands, it may be
desirable to allow mobile users to answer a landline call without the necessity of
entering the multi-digit prefix. In this case, only a * or *#* (answer if called) command
would be required.
Don’t allow bypassing multi-digit access restriction to answer a landline call = 0
Allow bypassing multi-digit access restriction to answer a landline call = 1
Default = 0
N OTE : The valid range for parameters 362–385 is 0–9, A–D, FF. Unused digits must be filled with FF
(hexadecimal FF). If all digits are filled with FF, the corresponding code is disable.
362–367 Multi-digit access prefix #1.
368–373 Multi-digit access prefix #2.
374–379 Multi-digit access prefix #3.
380–385 Multi-digit access prefix #4.
Overriding Preprogrammed Restrictions via Multi-digit Access
Parameter Function
515–517 Override table entry corresponding to multi-digit access prefix #1.
518–520 Override table entry corresponding to multi-digit access prefix #2.
521–523 Override table entry corresponding to multi-digit access prefix #3.
524–526 Override table entry corresponding to multi-digit access prefix #4.
527–529 Override table entry corresponding to security code.
For details on the override feature, refer to the section on multi-digit access/release in this manual.
Wildcard Access
Parameter Function
530–535 Refer to the section on Wildcard Access/Release in this manual.