Multi-Link ATX-300 Supplementary Manual

PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES

This insert addresses the programming of Device Selection Codes and Factory
Settings for the 6

port

Versa-Link

ATX-300/6. All

other

user-selectable

programs

and functions are the

same

as the ATX-300

3-port

model.

Please

retain this insert,

along with your manual, for

future

reference

7.2 Proarammlna Device Selection

Codes

Your

ATX-300/6

analyzes incoming

calls

for (DTMF) touch-tones and

detects

both

pulse-dial and touch-tone device selection

codes

transmitted from either end of the

telephone line. Device selection

codes

are programmable and can be from 2 to 7

digits long using

any

combination of digits 0 to 9 and the symbols

*

and #.

Using the symbols * and # in the device selection

code is

a good way to

avoid unwanted transfers when dialing out to another number. If your telephone

is

pulse-dial only, you should not use

these

symbols in your

code

because the

pulse-

dial phone will not transmit when

these

symbols are punched on your keypad.

The device selection

codes

are programmed by pressing keys on a tone or

pulse-

dial phone connected to one of the DEVICE ports on the rear panel of the ATX-

300/6. You should connect the incoming phone line to the port labeled LINE,

also

at the rear of the unit.
To avoid dialing through to a number while programming a device selection

code,

we suggest that you either establish a local

call before

programming (dial one of

your other

lines

if you

have

one) or hang up the

line

between

each

device

code

program.
NOTE: If at any point in the programming

process you

are unsure and would

like

to start again, unplug the AC power

cord

and reconnect it. The

ATX-300/6

will

enter its start-up mode and

you

can start

over

with step 1.

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

HOLD the front panel push button in for about 3 seconds until the STBY light
starts to “blink”

in

a steady cadence.

RELEASE

the push button. The STBY

LED

will continue

to blink. (Go to step 2)

At this time, you can enter a device

code

for DEVICE 1 on your telephone key-

pad. If no

code is entered

at this point, the existing

code

will remain in effect.

(Go to step 3)

PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY

RELEASE

the push button. The SEMI light will

now be blinking

in

a steady cadence. At this time, you can enter the device

code

for the DEVICE 2 on your telephone keypad. If no

code is entered

at this

point, the existing

code will

remain in effect. (Go to step 4)

PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY

RELEASE

the push button. THE AUTO light will

now be blinking

in

a steady cadence. At this time,

you

can enter a device

code

for DEVICE 3. If no

code is entered

at this point, the existing

code

will remain

in

effect. (Go to step 5)

PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY

RELEASE

the push button. The STBY light will

now emit a “blink-blink”

cadence.

You can now enter the device code for

DEVICE 4

on

your telephone keypad. If no

code is

entered, the old code

remains in effect. (Go to step 6)

6)

7)

8)

PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY

RELEASE the

push button. The SEMI light will

now emit a “blink-blink’

cadence.

You can now enter the device code for

DEVICE 5

on

your telephone keypad. If no code is entered, the old code

remains

in

effect. (Go to step 7)

PRESS AND IMMEDIATELY

RELEASE

the push button. The AUTO light will

now emit a “blink-blink’

cadence.

You can now enter the device code for

DEVICE 6

on

your telephone keypad. If no

code is

entered, the old code

remains

in

effect.

At this point

in the

programming stage,

all

device selection

codes

should be

entered for DEVICE 1 through 6

on

your

ATX-300/6.

HOLD the front push

but-

ton IN

until

the AUTO light stops blinking.

RELEASE

the push button. One of

the

three LED's will

light up, indicating the current operating mode.

DEVICE 1

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DEVICE 4

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DEVICE 2

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DEVICE 5

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DEVICE 3

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3

DEVICE 6

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6

RJ-ll to RJ-14 ADAPTER PLUG

The adapter provided with your

ATX-300/6 is

integral to the proper function of your

telecommunications system.

Care

should be

taken

to ensure that no moisture

or

dirt enters the interface ports of

the

adapter as it may foul a connection and

ham-

per the performance of your equipment.
Below

is

a picture of the adapter and how it plugs into the device ports at the

rear

of the

ATX-300/6.

ADAPTER PORT LABELING

6

5

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