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Changing station control password from deskset

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magnum1429

Programmer
May 24, 2005
6
US
We have an Option 81c. I have created a default station control password for some of our users. I want to give them the ability to change it to one of their choosing, but am not sure how they can do this. I have created a new FFC for code SCPC (Station Control Password Change) which is **2. How do they change the code from their deskset?
 
pick up a line, dial the scpc, dial your old password, dial the new password, dial the new password again, hang up..

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
I tried that and it isn't working. Do I have to have a CLS that will allow me to change my password? Or do I have to change something in CDB that will allow a user to change their own password?

THis is the dialing sequence I used. My old password is 9100 and the new password is 1100: **2910011001100. It didn't do anything so then I pressed # for end-of-dialing, and I received a "Release and Try Again".

I really appreciate your help on this.
 
ccsa in class, i assume you have ffct set to yes in 57 and the feature turned on in ld 15 ccos

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
I have FFCT set to Yes in LD 57, I assigned CCSA in class, and this is what I have for CCR_DATA:

TYPE CCS_DATA
CUST 00
CCRS UNR
ECC1 UNR
ECC2 UNR
CNCS 0
PELK NO

Is this correct?
 
yes that looks right, i tested the key sequence before i posted it, we don't use it that much. are you trying it from a set with scpw set and the class changed. you do have to make the pw change on the set itself

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
I've done a guide on using this function. It's a few years old, but it works. Please take a look at it & try it out.

TO ASSIGN OR QUERY A RE-DIRECTION DN USING AN FFC

1. Take the telephone off-hook, or press the DN key on a digital telephone.

2. Enter the USCR FFC. i.e. “*38”)

3. Enter the station control passcode (default i.e. “1111” , ”1234” or “DN number” etc).

4. Enter the USCR Option Code (as shown below).

5. Enter new RCO if assigning the RCO; Enter re-direction DN if assigning the DN.

6. Place telephone on-hook, or press the RLS key on a digital telephone.

USCR OPTION CODES

Code Used to assign

1 Internal Forward No Answer

2 Internal Hunt On Busy

3 External Forward No Answer

4 External Hunt On Busy

5 RCO (Number of rings before re-direction)
Note! This applies to code 1 & 3 only.

RDR default rings is as follows..

0 = 4 Rings
1 = 6 Rings
2 = 8 Rings

TO ASSIGN OR QUERY A RE-DIRECTION DN USING THE USR KEY

1. Press the USR key on a digital telephone.

2. Enter the station control passcode (default i.e. “1111” or “DN number if it is over 4 digits long”).

3. Enter the USCR Option Code (as shown in the table above).

4. Enter new RCO if assigning the RCO; Enter re-direction DN if assigning the DN.

5. Press the USR key on the digital telephone again.

NB: To change the passcode, enter. *6, PPPP,NNNN,NNNN (default is usually “*6”)

(Where PPPP = Old passcode,1st NNNN = new passcode, & 2nd NNNN = new passcode again)



All the best

Firebird Scrambler
Meridian Programmer in the UK
 
You need change the following parameters

TYPE CCS_DATA
CUST 00
CCRS SRE or other depend of the type of rectriction that
consider
ECC1 SRE or other depend of the type of rectriction that
consider
ECC2 SRE or other depend of the type of rectriction that
consider
CNCS 0
PELK YES for blocking private lines

Test your restriction

Best regards from Haiti

Javier
 
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