After Sales Technical Documentation NAM PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS Original, 45/95 NMP Part No.
NAM Programming Instructions After Sales Technical Documentation AMENDMENT RECORD SHEET Amendment Number Page 2 Date Inserted By Comments Original, 45/95
After Sales NAM Programming Instructions Technical Documentation NAM PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS Contents Keypad NAM Programming Mode Activating the NAM Programming Mode Programming the NAM Locations 2 and 4; Own Number and Name (NAM1 & NAM2) Locations 3 and 5; AMPS Parameters (NAM1 & NAM2) Location 1; Common Parameters Location 6; Purchasing Date Table of NAM Programming Commands Original, 45/95 Page 4 Page 4 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 7 Page 8 Page 3
NAM Programming Instructions After Sales Technical Documentation Keypad NAM Programming Mode NHA–2 phones are equipped with two NAMs. The NAM parameters have to be programmed by the dealer before the phone can be used. This can be done in two ways, either by using the keypad or by using a special PCLocals software. If you are using the PCLocals software, refer to the respective user manual for further details.
After Sales NAM Programming Instructions Technical Documentation Locations 2 and 4; Own Number and Name (NAM1 & NAM2) In the NAM programming mode these locations can be used as any other short code memory locations. E.g. the number 813 448 4111 for NAM1 would be programmed as: 8, 1, 3, 4, 4, 8, 4, 1, 1, 1, OK, 2, OK or 8, 1, 3, 4, 4, 8, 4, 1, 1, 1, STO, 2, STO Note that the own number is entered as a normal phone number, i.e. in AMPS as MIN2+MIN1.
NAM Programming Instructions After Sales Technical Documentation Locations 3 and 5; AMPS Parameters (NAM1 & NAM2) For each NAM, two locations have to be programmed, one for the own number told above and one for the parameters (3 for NAM1 and 5 for NAM2). The contents of the parameter locations are of the form: SIDH*EX*LUM*IPCH*ACCOLC*GIM Where: * = separator: press * on keypad. SIDH = Home System ID: 5 digits, range 0 – 32767.
After Sales NAM Programming Instructions Technical Documentation Location 1; Common Parameters A common NAM location 1 is used to store some special parameters. All these parameters have a default factory setting and programming of these parameters is not mandatory. The format of these parameters are: EMER#LAN*LC Where: #,* = separator: use # –key for emergency numbers, use * –key for others entries. EMER = Emergency numbers, default 911,*911. One or more emergency numbers can be defined.
NAM Programming Instructions After Sales Technical Documentation Table of NAM Programming Commands Own number (NAM1): MENU keypad: STO/RCL keypad: Function: password,OK password,STO Enter NAM programming mode. number,OK,2,OK number,STO,2,STO Store only own number for NAM1 number,ABC, name,OK,2,OK number,ALPHA, name,STO,2,STO Store both name and number for NAM1. sidh,*,ex,*,lum,*, ipch,*,accolc,*, gim,OK,3,OK sidh,*,ex,*,lum,*, ipch,*,accolc,*, gim,STO,3,STO Store parameters for NAM1.
After Sales NAM Programming Instructions Technical Documentation CLR,CLR,CLR,CLR, CLR,CLR,CLR,CLR, 2,5,8,1,OK,1,OK 2,5,8,1,STO,1,STO Change lock code to 2581. 0,8,9,5,OK,6,OK 0,8,9,5,STO,6,STO Set purchasing date to August 1995 PWR PWR Exit NAM programming mode by Switching power off. PWR PWR Switch power on, check operation of NAMs programmed: MENU,NAM,OK MENU,NAM,STO Select NAM1, check operation. MENU,NAM,↓, OK MENU,NAM,↓, STO Select NAM2, check operation.
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