Meanings and Values of VIP Parameters Defined in Class 13

Parameters displayed	Meaning of parameters	Possible values
1
.
.	VIP station address	0 to 31
.
32

Principle for programming a VIP line

Figure E-1: Example: Programming a VIP Line

Profiles of class 12:

• FastPad (1), line 8 : VIP controller profile (profile 50)

• FastPad (2), line 5 : VIP Host profile (profile 51).

Programming of line 8 on FastPad (1) side:

• Class 12, recurrence 8 (profile 50)

Parameter 90 = 02 (number of controllers)

Parameter 91 = 43 (position of 1st controller).

Class 19 controller table:

· Class 19 parameter 42 (1st controller):
	1st byte:	03 (No. of auto-call), see class 8
	2nd byte:	00 (1st controller address)
	3rd byte:	04 (number of stations)
	4th byte:	13 (position of 1st station),
		class 13 : extension line connection parameters (recurrence 8).
		Profile 50 (VIP):
		Parameter 13-11
		Parameter 14-12
		Parameter 15-13
		Parameter 16-14
· Class 19 parameter 43 (2nd controller):
	1st byte:	03 (No. of auto-call), see class 8
	2nd byte:	01 (2nd controller address)
	3rd byte:	03 (number of stations)
	4th byte:	07 (position of 1st station),
		parameter 7-21
		parameter 8-22
		parameter 9-23.

Programming of line 5 on FastPad (2), same principle as FastPad (1), show the controllers and stations connected to the host.

• Class 12, recurrence 5 (profile 51)

parameter 90 = 02 (number of controllers)

parameter 91 = 43 (position of 1st controller).