Lost Or Hidden Commands

[OzzieGeorge]

Some time ago I started a thread of the same name as this. Unfortunately it is now a closed thread but When we have enough I'll see about pulling them all together in an FAQ. This post however leads on from that in that I have now found out that a command listed for the first time in the 8300 command manual is available in the IPS and a very useful command it is too for remote diagnostics.

Cmd E4YY allows you to check the status of a station just like you can check if a station is call forwarded with E6YY this lets you see if a station is in make busy, Idle, busy, forwarded, in DND and others. Well worth a look.

 

[belevedere]

FYI..CMD E400 + E401 was listed in the IPS CMD manual. It was introduced with 3700 r 12.2 software.

 

[SolidPBX]

Hi

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the 8300 system manual? I am happy to trade for lots of other useful 8xxx userguides or IPS manuals/scripts.

Thanks

James Edwards

http://www.businessvoiptelephonesystems.com

 

[grh959]

listed below are some little know or little used commands that may be useful.


050>xx>04 = AP-00-B card with AP program (read the white tag on the solder side) See CMD D101

050>xx>45 = AP-00-B card with MRC program. See CMD DD99

08>206>0/1 may be reversed in some software levels. Try it each way.

08>218>0/1 adds "*" to DSS/BLF calls

08>253>0/1 Is also defined as stn to stn trf over ccis.

08>606>0/1 link reconnect over ccis

08>607>0/1 link reconnect over ccis for UCD delay announce

08>628>0/1 link reconnect peer to peer ccis

0B00>99 = mac address of CPU

0C10>00/01/02/03/04/05/06 = MP program update via FTP (3500)

1228/1229 = desiless phones

1290>xxxx> = mac address of IP phone (delete this to log off the phone, or replace the phone).

15210>xx> display my line on LCD.

15189>xx> DND to sub line

35999>?? return all trunk route data to default

4011>1>7 must be set to 7 for internal modem to work. Sometimes it changes after IVS or IVS2 to IPS upgrade

410>108>10 timer for DMR download with Cisco routers

42>68> D-Term Volume control for side tone Europe only...hmmm. System reset required.

E8> stn/tk = DCON. Error = idle

EB0>tk>CCC = forced release of a trunk

EB2>stn>CCC = forced release of a station

F52>stn/tk = LEN number. May still be in CMD 10 LEN format. Use appendix in CMD manual for LEN charts.

F70>LEN> = LT time slot

F71>0400-6300> = AP time slot. (Be sure to scroll through it, the time slot may appear between 0400-0431).

F80>00> = CPU serial number, required for upgrade purchases.

F80>01-16> = software serial numbers

F83>0> = IVR number (30 digits/characters).

F85>FF02,3,4,5> = CPU program version

F87>001-127> = enabled features

F88>01,2,3> = software license

F8A>99>CCC = deletes all key keepers.

F8A>xx>CCC = deletes the numbered key keeper as per the order in CMD F80>01-16

F85>E001-E005, or D003-Dx03 = IP PAD rev depending on system software

F85>xx02,3,4> = IPT-B card rev

FA>00/01> IP Phone type and firmware rev

8A5XXX>157=00 (unknown), 158=00(unknown) for international calling

For video conferencing, set AA06> AP# to 63, the book leads you to "think" 24 is right

for remote pim via IP set cm 410>108>05 this is for J1(3400) and higher software