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							X- EXCHANGE EXTENSION DATA
Description
Use this option to swap two extensions or trunks without physically moving their ports.  This allows extensions
to retain their programmed options if you move them around a facility. Assume, for example, you swap exten-
sions 304 and 305.  Port 05 now has extension 304.  Port 04 has extension 305.
Keep the following in mind when programming ports:
•The main attendant should stay at extension 300/port 00
•Use HH- Port/Extension Checker to make sure each port has only one assigned extension.
•You can optionally use E1- Port Number or EZ- Extension-Port Swap to change the port assignment for
an extension/trunk
•Use QN- Restore Standard Port Numbers to reinstate the standard trunk/extension-to-port assignments.
•Use LP- Listing Data by Port to list the programmed options for extensions/trunks in port number order.
CAUTION:
Since this option also swaps E2- Circuit Type programming, make sure the extensions/trunks you swap are of
the same type.  When exchanging data for dual-channel telephones, exchange both channels (even-to-even, odd-
to-odd).
Conditions 
None
Default Value
Each extension/trunk is offset from its port by 300 (e.g., extension 320 is at port 20).
Feature Reference
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type X.  You see:  EXCHANGE EXT #
2. Enter the number of the first extension you want to swap and press RETURN.  You see:  WITH EXT #
3. Enter the number of the second extension you want to swap and press RETURN.  
You see:  COMPLETED
You return to the Main Menu.
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							Y- CHANGE SYSTEM PASSWORDS
Description
Use this option to change the level 1 or level 2 password.  You must know the level 1 or level 2 password to
change the level 1 password.  You must know the level 2 password to change the level 2 password.  Remember
that entering a new password erases the old one.  Keep a written record of the modified passwords.
Conditions 
If you change your passwords and forget them, call your technical service representative for assistance.
Default Value
•The default level 1 password is carriage return.
•The default level 2 password for a key system is DS01K.
•The default level 2 password for a hybrid system is DS01H.
•If you install an AUX Module in the system and don’t initialize, the level 2 password is shown below ac-
cording to your base’s software level.
Versions Prior to 02.40 base 02.40 and higher base
DCH or ONYXVSK
(depending on your software version)DS01K
Feature Reference
System Programming Password Protection
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Y.  You see:  ENTER LEVEL
2. Enter 1 or 2, depending on the level you want to change.  You see:  ENTER ACCESS CODE
You must know the level 1 or level 2 password to change the level 1 password.  You must know the
level 2 password to change the level 2 password.  If both passwords are the same, you can only
program level 1.  Change the level 1 password to give you access to both levels.
If you recently entered the access code, the system will not ask you to enter it again.
3. Enter the current level 1 or 2 access code.  You see:  ENTER LEVEL N PASSWORD?
4. Enter the new password for the level you selected in step 2.
You return to the Main Menu.
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							Z- CLEAR ALL SMDR RECORDS
Description
Use this option to clear (erase) the SMDR records from the SMDR buffer without printing the SMDR report.
Clear the record when you change the SMDR print options  If you implement this option, all records stored in
the buffer are lost.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
N (Records will not be cleared)
Feature Reference
Station Message Detail Recording
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Z.  You see:  CLEAR ALL SMDR RECORDS?
2.
-Type Y to clear the records from the SMDR buffer.
OR
-Type N to leave the SMDR buffer unchanged.
You return to the Main Menu.
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							Appendix A
Automatic Route Selection 
						

							ARS SupplementHOW TO USE THIS SUPPLEMENT
This supplement describes ARS in four sections as follows:
Section 1, DESCRIPTION
Section 1 introduces Automatic Route Selection and defines the common
terms and abbreviations used in this supplement. Section 1 also provides
an ARS overview.
Section 2, SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION
The SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION Section provides summarized and
detailed instructions for compiling ARS data. The data is entered on the
ARS Program Record Forms at the end of the section.
Section 3, PROGRAM ENTRY
This section consists of the instructions for entering ARS data on the Pro-
gram Record Forms into system memory. The instructions are presented
as Program Entry Charts.
Section 4, OPERATION
The OPERATION Section tells you how to place a call (from each type of
telephone) if ARS is enabled for the system.
A Command Structure chart is included at the end of this appendix. Use this
diagram as a quick reference for the ARS editor commands used during Pro-
gram Entry.
ARS Supplement
HOW TO USE THIS SUPPLEMENT
Automatic Route Selectioni