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I've been working my way thru this bear without a manual. Can you help me with a couple of programming commands? From the command line how do you find the port # of an extension that I'm looking for? Is there a command to find all the extensions a trunk appears on and how do you save the changes that were made.
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So long as the extension is the prime extension on the port, just type E(extension number) from the main command prompt. For example > E100
Or to print all codes, from the main command prompt DGN CODE P will print all codes in the system (early versions of the Millennium did not have this function).
DGN CHAIN L(port number) B(button number) will result in a printout of all stations that share that same button programming.
COPY ALL Y will save programming changes. If you don't copy all, then you'll lose your changes next time the system reboots.
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Thanks for the info. I did find out, the hard way, after a reset that all changes need to be saved.
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