Macrotel Mt-16h Installation Manual

							EXTERNAL CALL FORWARDING (PROGRAM 45) . 
Description: 
Specific incoming CO lines can be externally call forwarded to an outside telephone 
number. 
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Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. “Programming” is displayed. 
Dial 45. 
“Forward Line Set” is displayed. 
Enter [0] (Deny) or [l] (ALLOW) 
f or each incoming CO line to be forwarded. 
Press [#I. 
Program system speed dial bin #99 with the appropriate telephone number. 
Press ALMAD 
“Dial Memory” is displayed 
. 
Enter [99]. 
Enter [OS] followed by telephone number for random selection of outgoing CO 
line -or- 
Enter [81-881 followed by telephone number for specifx selection of outgoing 
CO line. 
Conditions: 
l T’he allowed CO line, upon incoming seizure, will dial the telephone number 
stored in bin #99 on one of the other available CO lines. 
l The connection will automatically be dropped in accordance with the timer as 
defined in Program 57. 
Line Number: 
I I I 
I I I I I 
1 2 3 
4 5 6 7 8 
x x x x x x x x 
l This program is available to the user, if desired, by using the user password to 
enable user programming (Program 04).*** 
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							PRIVACY RELEASE/FLASH (PROGRAM 46) 
Description: 
This enables the system programmer to define wherher privacy release or flash is 
activated on each central office line, 
Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
“Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial 46. 
“FLASH OR PRIVACY” is displayed. 
3. Enter: 
0 - Flash 
1 - Privacy Release 
4. Press [#] to save and exit. 
conditions: 
l Default value is ‘000000”. 
l Each CO line is programmed on an individual basis either for privacy release or 
flash operation. 
l Single line telephone is always set to flash. 
l Field definition: 
Line Number: 
I I I I I I I I 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 
x x x x x x x x 
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							DIAL 9 ACCESS (PROGRAM 47) 
DIAL ACCESS (PROGRAM 48) ** 
l Des+,tion: ---. .- _ 
This allows or denies access to k&id&l tnmks when the di&t 9 (7)” is dialed for 
pooled access. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#j. 
‘Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial 47. 
UAccess Line by 9” is displayed. 
‘ACCESS CO: 0 NO: 
1” is displayed. 
3. Enter [0] or [l] for each line. 
4. Press [#I to save and exit. 
Programming: ** 
1. Press [#I. 
2. Dial 48. 
“Access Line by 7” is displayed. 
“ACCESS CO: 0 NO;l” is displayed. 
3. Enter (0) or ({ 1) for each line. 
4. Press [fl to save and exit. 
Conditions: 
l Default is 00000000. 
l Each CO is programmed individually to be allowed or denied access from a 
station by dialing 9 [7j.** 
l Lines assigned in program 47 are available for prime line select. 
l Field definition: 
Line Number: 
I I I I I I I I 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 
x x x x x x x x 
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							COMMON AUDIBLE RING (PROGRAM 49) ** 
Description: 
This enables the system programmer the ability to assign individual lines to 
common audible ringing. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
“Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial 49. 
‘Corn Audible Ring” is displayed. 
‘COMMON: 
1 NON: 0” is displayed. 
“xxxxxxxX” is displayed. 
3. Enter 0 - not assigned 
Enter 
1 = Assigned Common Audible Ring 
4. Press [#I to save and exit. 
Conditions: 
l Default is 0000000. 
l Common audible key appears in default on the second round key from the left 
on the attendant phone regardless of Program 49. 
l Common audible key can be assigned in Program 80. 
l Page circuit is disabled during incoming common audible ring. 
l Stations assigned to ring in Program 61 and 61 ring regardless of common 
audible state. 
l Station assigned as Operator turns feature on and off. 
Note: This program requires that all digits for that field must be entered 
regardless if the data is to be changed. an incorrect entry will not change the 
dat?; upon exiting the program, the old data will not be modified. 
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							CQ FLASH TIMING (PROGRAM 50) 
Description: 
This enables the system programmer to define the length of a flash for a line defined 
asaCOline. 
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Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
“Programming” is displayed. 
Dial [50]. 
“CO Flash Time” is displayed. 
“xxxx” rnsec is displayed. 
Enter the new flash time. 
Press [#I to save and exit. 
conditions: 
l Default value is set at 0000 rnsec. 
l The CO line Flash Time may range from 0 msec to 5000 msec. 
l If timer is set to 0000, flash is disabled. 
l If the value entered is over 5000 msec, 5WO msec is entered into the memory. 
l If value is an odd value, the value will be rounded off to an even number. 
l To accomplish Hookflash, press CO line that is being used. 
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PROGRAM REQUIRES THAT ALL DIGITS FOR THAT FIELD 
MUST BE ENTERED REGARDLESS IF THE DATA IS TO BE 
CHANGED. AN INCORRECT ENTRY WILL NOT CHANGE THE 
DATA; UPON EXITING THE PROGRAM, THE OLD DATA WILL 
NOT BE MODIFIED. 
l Verify Flash is enabled in Program 46. 
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							PABX FLASH TIMING (PROGRAM 51) 
Description: 
This 
enables the system programmer to define the length of a flash for a line defined 
as a PABX line. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#I. _ 
2. 
3. 
4. “l?rogramming” is displayed. 
Dial 51. 
“PO Flash Time” is displayed. 
%xxx” msec is displayed. 
Enter new flash time Us” 
Press [#] to save and exit. 
Conditions: 
l Default value is set at 0600 msec. 
l The PABX line flash time may range from 0 msec to 5000 msec. 
l If timer is set to 0 0 0 0.. flash is disabled. 
0 Ifthe~~enteffdisoverKxx)msec,xxx)msecisenteredintothememory. 
l If the value is an odd value, the value will be rounded off to an even number. 
l Verify Flash is enabled in Program 46. 
Note: This program requires that all digits for that field must be entered 
regardless if the data is to be changed. an incorrect entry will not change the 
data; upon exiting the program, the old data will not be modified. 
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							LD RECALL TIMER (PROGRAM 52) ** - 
Description: 
This enabies the-system programmer to define the length of time a CO line is 
allowedto be on hold before it recalls the statiod user. 
Programming: 
1. Press [NJ 
“Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial 52. 
‘Hold Recall Time” is displayed. 
Current data is displayed. 
3. Enter new Hold Recall Time “xxx”. 
4. Press [#I to save and exit. 
conditions: 
l Default value is set at 030 seconds. 
l The Hold Recall Time may range from 0 seconds to 200 seconds. 
l If 000 is entered, then Hold Recall is disabled. 
l If the value entered is over 200 seconds, 200 seconds is entered into the memory. 
l If the telephone is off hook during recall mode, the telephone will ring as soon 
as the telephone goes on hook. 
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							TRANSFER RECALL TIME (PROGRAM 53) 
Definition: 
This enables the system programmer to define the length of time a call may ring on 
a transferred station before a line reverts-back to the original station. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
2. Dial 53. 
“TRSF Recall Time” is displayed. 
Current data is displayed. 
3. Enter new Transfer Recall Time information “xxx”. 
4. Press [#I to save and exit. 
Conditions: 
l Default value is 30 seconds. 
l The Transfer Recall Time may range from 0 seconds to 200 seconds. 
l If the values entered are over 200 seconds, 200 seconds will be entered into the 
memory. 
l If 000 is entered, no recall will occur.*** 
Note: This program requires that all digits for that field must be entered 
regardless if the data is to be changed. an incorrect entry will not change the 
datsr; upon exiting the program, the old data will not be modified. 
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							ALARM TIME DURATION (PROGRAM 54) 
Defhtion: 
This enables the system. progr amming to define the length ofxime the alarm will 
ring the telephone. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#j. 
‘Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial 54. 
“Alarm Ring Time” is displayed. 
Current data is displayed. 
3. Enter new Alarm Ring Time data “XXX”. 
4. Press [#I to save and exit. 
conditions: 
1. Default value is 10 seconds, 
2. The Alarm Time Duration may range from 0 seconds to 200 seconds. 
3. If the value entered is over 200 seconds, 200 seconds will be entered into the 
memory. 
4. The alarm timing is not reset unless a new time is entered. 
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							TIME & DA’TE DISPLAY (PROGftAM 55) 
Description: 
l This enables the system programmer or user the ability to adjust the time of day or 
modify the date. _. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
“Progr amming” is displayed. 
2. Dial 55. 
‘Yy MM DD W HH MM” is displayed. 
Current data is displayed. 
3. Input new data. 
YY - lasts 2 digits of year 
MM = month of year (01 to 
12) 
DD = day (01 to 31) 
W - weekday 
HH - Hour (24 mode) 
MM - Minutes (00 to 60) 
0 - Sunday 
1= Monday 
2 - Tuesday 
3 = Wednesday 
4 = Thursday 
5 = Friday 
6 = Saturday Weekdays 
4. Press [#I to save and exit. 
Conditions: 
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l This program is available to the user, if desired, by using the user password to 
enable user programming (Program O4).*‘+‘+ 
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