Specifications

Maintenance
lMl66-107
Question
How does the system alarm report
feature operate?
Answer
Use station class of service to assign
one or more stations to receive the
alarm signal. Once this is done, there
are three possible events that could
trigger an alarm. They are:
1. Parity errors - These indicate data
transmission problems between the
telephone and the common equipment.
2. Disconnected telephone - This
indicates the station number, the time,
and the date that a station was
disconnected.
System Manual Reference
Pages 2-24, 4-9,4-35
3. Printer off line - This indicates when
the printer has gone off line.
When an alarm occurs, a flashing *
.appears in the upper right comer of the
LCD display of the telephone that is
programmed to receive the alarm signal.
To process the alarms, the user must
press and hold the l key until the first
alarm message appears in the display.
After this, he or she can press the l
key to scroll through any subsequent
alarm messages. The user can clear
individual messages by dialing 0 after
each message appears. To exit the
.
system alan mode, the user must
dial #.
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