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    TABLE 3-6 (CONT’D)
    FORM 02 - FEATURE ACCESS CODES
    Notes: 1. Specify the Feature Access Code in the Assigned Access Code column.
    2. Feature Access Codes can be a maximum of five digits (except for the Callback Busy
    Access Code and the Executive Busy Override Access Code which are only one digit).
    3. Feature Access Codes cannot conflict with extension numbers or other access codes,
    For example, there cannot be a Feature Access code 18 and extension numbers 1801,
    1802, etc.Page 15 
    						
    							SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NATABLE 3-7
    FORM 03 
    - CLASS-OF-SERVICE OPTIONS
    SHEET OF
    Class-of-Service OptionName
    109
    110
    111
    112
    113Attendant Serial Call
    Attendant Abbreviated Dialing Confidential
    Number Display
    Attendant Abbreviated Dial Programming
    Attendant Station Busy-Out
    Attendant Call Block Key
    IIIIIIII1141 Attendant Trunk Busv-OutIIIII1
    115
    116
    117
    118
    119
    120Attendant-Timed Recall (NO ANSWER)
    10 -240Seconds (Default 30 s)Attendant-Timed Recall (HOLD)
    10 
    -240Seconds (Default 30 s)Attendant-Timed Recall (CAMP-ON)
    10 
    -240Seconds (Default 30 s)Attendant Automatic Call Forward 
    - No Answer
    Timer
    10- 240 Seconds (Default30s)Attendant Tone Signaling
    Attendant Conference Disable
    200
    STATION/SUPERSET- RELATED
    Account Code, Forced Entry 
    - External Calls
    201202
    203
    204205
    206207
    208Account Code, Forced Entry 
    - Long Distance
    Calls
    Alarm Call
    Broker’s Call
    Call Block Applies (Room to Room)
    RESERVED
    Call Forwarding 
    - Busy
    Call Forwarding 
    - Don’t Answer
    Call Forwarding 
    - External
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    TABLE 3-7 (CONT’D)
    FORM 03 - CLASS-OF-SERVICE OPTIONS
    ISHEET 
    _ OF _
    STATION/SlJPERSET- RELATED (CONT’D)1Option
    NumberClass-of-Service Option NameClass-of-Service Number (1 
    - 50)
    -1 I-2 I-3 ) -4 I-5 I-6 I-7 I-6 I-9 I-0Class-of-Service Status
    214Cannot Dial a Trunk After Flashing
    215Cannot Dial a Trunk if Holding or Conferencing
    with One
    216Data 
    SecuritvIIIIIPage 17 
    						
    							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-206-NATABLE 3-7 (CONT’D)
    FORM 03 
    - CLASS-OF-SERVICE OPTIONS
    SHEET 
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    TABLE 3-7 (CONT’D)
    FORM 03 - CLASS-OF-SERVICE OPTIONS
    SHEET OF
    501Override Announce
    SUPERSET -MessageProgram
    652
    653ACD 
    - Supervisor Template (0 - 3, 0 = disable)
    ACD 
    - Senior Supervisor Template(0 - 3, 0 = disable)
    ACD 
    - Agent Always Auto-Answer
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    							SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NATABLE 3-7 (CONT’D)
    FORM 03 
    - CLASS-OF-SERVICE OPTIONS
    SHEET 
    _ OF _DATA STATIONS-RELATED
    1Class-of-Service Number (1 
    - 50)
    Option
    NumberClass-of-Service Option Name
    -1 I-2 I-3 I-4 I-5 I-6 I-7 I-8 I-9 I-0Class-of-Service Status
    IIALL DEVICES
    700SMDR 
    - Does Not Apply
    701No Dial Tone
    702
    703704SMDR 
    - Overwrite Buffer
    Message Register Applies
    Incoming/Internal Modem Pooling Access
    TRUNK-RELATED
    800
    ANI Applies
    801Incoming Trunk Call Rotary
    802Limited Wait For Dial Tone
    803SMDR - Drop Calls Less Than N Digits(N= 0 to 11, 0= Disabled)
    , 804 ,SMDR 
    - Drop Incomplete Outgoing Calls, , , , , , , , , ,1 
    8051 Trunk No Dial Tone Alarm
    III I I I I I I I I
    806Record Incoming Calls
    I807RESERVED
    808Special 
    DISA809Standard Ring Applies
    810
    DISA During Night Service Only
    811Disable Trunk Conferencing
    812Loop Start Trunk to ACD Path Connect
    IDATA-RELATEDI900Data Station Queuing
    901DTRX Herald
    902DTRX Message Code
    903DTRX Message Code Text
    904DTRX Complete Message Text
    905DTRX Herald Text Select 
    (I-4)906DATA SMDR 
    - Does Not Apply
    907DATA SMDR 
    - Extended Record
    908DATA SMDR 
    - Overwrite Buffer
    Notes: 1. Specify the Class-of-Service number (1 
    - 50).
    2. Specify the enabled options with an “E” for each Class of Service.
    3.Specify the disabled options with a “D” for each Class of Service.
    4.Specify the timer value for the timer options.
    5.Options 121-123, 205, 222,229,257,258, 320-325,405-407,502,503,613-615,654-658,
    705-707, 807, 813, 814,909and910are RESERVED.
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    TABLE 3-8
    FORM 04 - SYSTEM OPTIONS/SYSTEM TIMERS
    IOption No.1 System Options/System Timers 1 Status 1System Options/System Timers
    I’“’24 Hour ClockII361 381 Switch-hook Flash
    PI
    I09Attendant Call Block
    I10I Attendant Conference BeepsII
    11Automatic Wake-Up
    12Automatic Wake-up Alarm
    13Automatic Wake-up Print
    I14I Automatic Wake-up MusicI-7
    ~Discriminating Ringing 
    Alwavs
    I 48ILimited Wait for Dial Tone
    1 - 15 seconds
    I 4gIPseudo-Answer Supervision
    Timer 10 - 60 secondsI20I Holiday MessagesI---I
    I50I Dialing Conflict Timer
    2 - 10 seconds1 21 1 ForwardIncoming to Outgoing Call
    I I
    51Final Ring Time-Out
    1 * 30 minutes 22Last Party Clear - Dial Tone
    Message Register Count
    Additional Supervisions
    Message Register Audit
    Message Register Zero After
    Audit 23
    I52IMinimum Flash Timer(IO ms inc) 20 - 50 msII24
    Maximum Flash Timer
    (IO ms inc) 20 * 150 msII25
    DISA Answer Timer
    1 - 8 seconds
    Account Code Length Variable
    or 4 
    - 12 units
    Auto Room Status
    Conversion/Wake-Up Print Timer
    Vacant/Reserved Room Default
    Call Restriction
    Occupied Room Default Call
    Restriction1 26
    INo Overlap OutpulsingI--I1 27Room Status Audit
    IOutgoing Call Restriction
    I1 33
    IRoom StatusIl
    I 34IAuto Room Status
    Conversion/Auto Wake-up Print
    I INotes:
    1. Specify the enabled options with an “E”.
    2. Specify the disabled options with a “D”.
    3. Specify a timer value for the timer options.
    4. Options 2, 6, 7, 8, 19 and 30 are reserved for
    future use.35Property Management System
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    							SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NATABLE 3-9
    FORM 05 
    - TENANT INTERCONNECTION TABLE
    TENANT01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 
    IO 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
    NAME
    01 --
    - 
    --’02 --
    03--
    04--
    05--
    06--
    07--
    08--
    09--
    IO--
    11--
    12--
    13--
    14--
    15--
    16--
    17--
    18--
    19--
    20--
    21--
    22--
    23--
    24--
    25--
    Notes: 1. Specify all inhibited connections with an X (indicated by a period on the CRT). Tenant
    Group interconnection is inhibited unidirectionally. For example, an X in row 21 column
    1 prevents Tenant Group 21 from communicating with Tenant Group 1, but Tenant
    Group 1 can still call Tenant Group 21.
    2. On initialization, the system interconnects all Tenant Groups (indicated by asterisks on
    the CRT).3. For each line, is the tenant number at left allowed to connect to tenant numbers at the
    right? By default “YES”.
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    TABLE 3-10
    FORM 06 - TENANT NIGHT SWITCHING CONTROL
    Notes: 1.
    2.
    3.‘01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 08 10
    Specify with an X those Tenant Groups allowed to switch into Night Service simulta-
    neously (indicated by an asterisk on the CRT). For example, an X in row 10 column 1
    allows Tenant Group 10 to switch both Tenant Groups 10 and 1 into Night Service
    simultaneously, but Tenant Group 1 can only switch itself into Night Service.
    On initialization, the system defaults to Tenant Groups switching to Night Service one at
    a time (indicated by 
    8 period on the CRT).
    For each line, is the tenant number at left allowed to switch DAY/NIGHT SERVICE for the
    tenant numbers at the right? By default “NO”.Page 23 
    						
    							SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NATABLE 3-l 1
    FORM 07 
    - CONSOLE ASSIGNMENTS
    Notes: 1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.There are a maximum of 11 consoles. The Attendant Console default location is Bay 2,
    Slot 3, Circuit 1 on 336, 456 and 
    480-port systems; on 672-pot-t systems it is Bay 1, Slot
    5, Circuit 2. This Attendant Console is required if the VT-100 compatible terminal is not
    used for Customer Data Entry.
    Specify the physical location (bay, slot and circuit) of each console.
    Specify the extension number of each console. Calls directed to the console’s extension
    number route to 
    softkey 2. However, another extension number can be assigned in Form
    08, Attendant LDN Assignments for 
    softkey 2. In other words, two different extension
    numbers share the same 
    softkey.Specify the COS, COR and Tenant Group number of each console.
    The COMMENTS field stores additional information for each console; it is not used by
    the system and can have a maximum of 15 characters.
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