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Memory Configuration

The Memory Configuration Properties Form is shown below followed by an explanation of each entry.

Table 9. Memory Configuration Properties and Their Functions

Parameter Function

Emergency: Bank 1

Emergency Bank 1 is the memory bank for the E

MERGENCY button on the front

of the telephone (see note).

Assistance/Call:

Bank 2

Assistance/Call Bank 2 is the memory bank for the second, non-emergency

button labeled as either C

ALL or ASSISTANCE located on the front of the

telephone (see note).

AUX1: Bank 3

AUX1 Bank 3 is the memory bank for the Auxiliary (spare) input 1 on the board

inside the telephone (see note).

AUX2: Bank 4

AUX2 Bank 4 is the memory bank for the Auxiliary (spare) input 2 on the board

inside the telephone (see note).

Retry Delay

(seconds)

Retry Delay sets the time delay between additional call attempts by a telephone

only when an E

MERGENCY (or HELP) push button is depressed on the front of

the telephone. This delay is usually set to the minimum time period required by

the PABX to reset after previous call attempt.

NOTE: Each memory bank can have up to three numbers. The first number in a memory bank is the

primary auto-dial number. The second and third numbers in each memory bank are cascading auto-dial

numbers. The type of call to be made (call in or voice call) is determined by the configuration of the

phone in the Fault Indicators window.

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