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Introduction

The Number Assignment Module (NAM) is

a section of memory that retains informa-

tion about the phoneÕs characteristics, such

as the assigned telephone number, system

identification number, and options informa-

tion.

Two methods are available to program the

NAM using the keypad: Test Mode and

User Mode.

Regardless of the method used, the NAM

must be programmed before the phone can

be placed into service. This chapter covers

the NAM Programming steps for Easy

NAM Programming which is the preferred

programming method

User Mode Programming

User Mode NAM programming requires a

special key sequence to enter, but can be

accomplished through the telephone keypad

without the use of any specialized hard-

ware.

The telephone number can be changed up to

fifteen times, after which the phone must be

reset in Manual Test Mode using the

32#

command (erasing all repertory memory

and initializing counters).

Some models may be available with a ÒUser

Mode NAM Programming ManualÓ which

describes the entry key sequences and the

programming steps for User Mode NAM

programming.

User Mode NAM programming steps are

different from Test Mode NAM program-

ming steps, and do not include all of the

option bits available in Test Mode NAM

programming.

Access to User Mode NAM programming

can be disabled by Test Mode NAM

programming step 11, bit C7. Detailed

description on Test Mode NAM Program-

ming can be found in the TDMA ST7797

Level 2 and Level 3 Service Manual.

The following page describes the step by

step procedure for Easy NAM Program-

ming, which is the preferred programming

method.

TDMA Easy NAM

Programming

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