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							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
Form 08 - Console LDN Assignments
4.33This form specifies the LDN assignments for the consoles (referto Table 4-13, Attendant LDN Assignments). A maximum of nine
LDN assignments can be programmed for each Attendant Console. Theattendant 
LDNs are assigned to the softkeys. Console softkey 1 is
reserved for the RECALL function. Each LDN assignment is identified bya directory number. The directory numbers are subject to the same
constraints as all Listed Directory Numbers (i.e., number conflicts arenot allowed). If there are many Attendant Consoles in one Tenant
Group and if “DIAL 0” calls are shared, then a common Listed Directory
Number must be specified for the consoles.TABLE 4-13
FORM 08 
- ATTENDANT LDN ASSIGNMENTS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
IO:15 PM 15-JAN-88alarm status = ND ALAIW
[BAY/SLT/CCT :Ol-08-021 IKEY
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l-2-8-W IT
]7-BAY/SLT/CCTDIR 
NUvlBERLABELCorvMENTs
211INTERNAL
0DIAL 0
222
u3N2223m3224LDN4
225LDN5
226LDN6227Llxl7228LDN8
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
[BAY/SLT/CCT :01~08~021 KEYDIR NWIBERLABELCXMENTS2211INTERNALFl>F2>F3>F4>TOPFS>BOlT@dFG>QU I TF7>BAY/SLT/CZTFB>DELETEFS>NEXTFO>4.34Field Description
BAY/SLT/CCT: This field specifies the physical location of each At-
tendant Console. The list is generated by the system based on what
was entered in the PROGRAMMED field of Form 01, System Configura-
tion. Note that this field cannot be modified.KEY: This field displays the console 
softkeys 2 through 10 (10 is
displayed as 0). The KEY field cannot be modified.DIR NUMBER: This field is reserved for assigning a directory number
for console 
softkeys 2 to 10. This number (a maximum of five digits)
links this form to Form 19 (refer to Table 4-33, Call Rerouting Table)
and to Form 14 (refer to Table 4-27, Non-Dial-In Trunks) where the call
type is defined for the directory number. An LDN directory number canPage 39 
						

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only appear once per console. If it is required that two consoles share
the same LDN, then both consoles must be in the same Tenant Group.LABEL:This field specifies the actual text that the console LCD
displays as 
softkey prompts. The LABEL field provides for a maximum
of 12 characters. The label for console 
softkey 1 defaults to RECALL
and cannot be modified. The label for console 
softkey 2 defaults to
INTERNAL. 
Softkey 2 is shared between the extension number pro-
grammed in the DIR NUMBER field and calls directed to the Attendant
Console’s extension number (as defined in the EXT NUM field of Form
07, Console Assignments). Console 
softkeys 2 to IO can be edited.COMMENTS: This field further specifies the Attendant LDN assign-
ments with text. The COMMENTS field has a maximum of 15 char-
acters. It is stored by the system but not used.4.35 Commands
4-TOP: Pressing the TOP 
softkey moves the line pointer to the first
line of the form. The command line displays the first line.5-BOTTOM: Pressing the BOTTOM 
softkey moves the line pointer to
the last line of the form. The command line displays this line.6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
sof-tkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey exits Form 08 and
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to
Table 4-2, Available Forms.6-CANCEL: Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey cancels the last entry. This
softkey appears after the occurrence of a programming error. It is
accompanied with an error message on the command line. Refer to
Table 5-1, Programming Error Messages for a list of these error mes-
sages.
7-BAY/SLT/CCT: Pressing this softkey locates an Attendant Console
via its bay, slot and circuit numbers. The command line displays the
Bay: Slot: Circuit: prompts. The cursor appears to the right of the Bay:
prompt. Entering a l-digit number specifies the bay location. Note thatif the user enters an invalid number, then the system inhibits subse-
quent cursor movement. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming Error Mes-
sages. Similarly, the user specifies the slot and circuit locations. Oncethe location is fully designated, the display updates with the new
information about that console.8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE softkey removesan Attendant LDN appearance from the form. The ENTER 
softkey must
be pressed to complete the deletion. The softkey for that LDN appear-ance remains blank when a call rings the Attendant Console. Note:
Before an Attendant LDN appearance can be deleted, the Attendant
Console must first be located by specifying the BAY/SLT/CCT number,Page 40 
						

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or by positioning the line pointer at the selected LDN key.g-NEXT:Pressing the NEXT softkey displays the physical location
(bay, slot and circuit numbers) of the next programmed Attendant
Console. If the physical location of the last programmed console is
displayed, then pressing this 
softkey again displays the bay, slot and
circuit numbers of the first programmed console.
O-ENTER: This 
softkey appears only after data for an entry has been
modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey commits the LDN assignments
for each Attendant Console to the database. Attendant Console LDN
assignment can only be programmed one at a time. Therefore, the
ENTER 
softkey must be pressed after each LDN assignment is modified.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAForm 09 
- Stations/SUPERSET Telephones
4.36 This form assigns stations and SUPERSEJ telephones to the
system. Refer to Table 4-14, StatiodSUPERSEJ Telephones.TABLE 4-14
FORM 09 
- STATION/SUPE:‘RSET TELEPHONES
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
IO:15 PM5-JAN-88
ccr
011021031041051
x;1 1
8L:I 1021xi1 1
EXTN
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
301
302
303
304
311cos COR TYP
1 1Set
1 1Set
1 1Set
1 1Set
1 1
Set
~1 1Set
:1Set
Set
1?IStn1: 1Stn
Stn
1 1
Stn
-rPalarm status 
= NO ALARM
fdNOU\ICE NAME-
-
-M. 
HET’d3REN
-IXNIMENTS1 1
SetSUE C.
III1 -MOVE
6-QUIT2-FIND EXT3-EXPAND SET4-7-BAY/SLT/CCT8-DELETEg-REV I EWATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
5-RANGE
O-BAY SLOT CCT TEN 
EXTNCOS CDR TYP ANNOUUCE NAME ASSOZ CC%lMENTS101 01 1.3111 1
SetSUE C.Fl>MOVEF2>FIND EXTFB>EXPAND SETF4>FS>R4NGEF6>(1U I TF7>BAY/SLT/cGTF8>DELETEFS>REV I EWFO>4.37Field Description
BAY, SLOT and CCT: These fields list the physical location number of
each station or SUPERSEJ telephone. They are generated by the sys-
tem based on what was entered in the PROGRAMMED field of Form 01,
System Configuration. This field cannot be modified.TEN: This field lists the Tenant Group number for each station or
SUPERSEJ telephone. Default tenant number is one.EXT NUM: This field lists the extension number of each station or the
Prime Line extension number of each SUPERSEJ telephone.COS: This field lists the Class-of-Service number for each station or
SUPERSEJ telephone. Default COS number is 1.COR: This field lists the Class-of-Restriction number for each station
or SUPERSEJ telephone. Default COR number is 1.TYP: When a station is being programmed, the 
TYP field displays the
STN prompt. For a SUPERSEJ telephone, this field displays the SET
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prompt. When a physical location (Bay, Slot and Circuit) is defined as a
Call Announce Port, this field displays the CAP prompt. The Call An-
nounce Port can be a Station Circuit, a SUPERSET Telephone Circuit, a
COV Circuit or OPS Circuit. Hardware restrictions prevent an ONS
Circuit from being a Call Announce Port and only a 
SUPERSET tele-
phone can OWN one. Note that this field cannot be modified; it is
generated by the system based on what was entered in the PRO-
GRAMMED field of Form 01, System Configuration.
ANNOUNCE: This field is reserved for programming the call announce
port to 
SUPERSET telephones. Refer to Section MITL9109-094-105-NA,Features Description, for details on the CALL ANNOUNCE feature. A Call
Announce port cannot be a Digital ONS port.
NAME: This field is reserved for a set name up to 10 characters long.
The name’s first letter must NOT be 
*.ASSOC: The programmer can enter a modem extension number (ONS
Port only) to be associated with a 
SUPERSET Telephone. Refer to the
AssociatedModem
LinefeaturedescriptioninSection
MITL9109-094-105-NA, Features Description, for more information.
COMMENTS: This field is reserved for additional data (a maximum of
15 characters). It is stored by the system but not used.
4.38Commands
l-MOVE: This 
softkey relocates a device via its bay slot, and circuit
numbers. When the MOVE 
softkey is pressed, the command line re-
quests the FROM location (BAY: SLOT: CCT: 
). When the location is
specified and the ENTER 
softkey is pressed, the command line requests
the TO location. The new location is designated and the ENTER 
softkeyis pressed. Note entering invalid numbers inhibits cursor movement.
2-FIND EXT: This 
softkey selects a device by its extension number.
Pressing the FIND EXT 
softkey displays the ENTER EXTENSION NUM:
prompt on the command line. The selection is completed by entering
an extension number of a station or the Prime Line number of a
SUPERSET telephone. The selected device information appears on the
command line.
3-EXPAND SET: Pressing this 
softkey displays the SUPERSET Tele-
phone and Digital 
SUPERSET Telephone Lines form. Refer to Table
4-15, 
SUPERSET Telephone Lines. Note: This softkey is valid only when
reviewing or programming a 
SUPERSET telephone and appears only
when the TYP field on the command line says SET.
B-RANGE: This 
softkey facilitates block programming for stations and
SUPERSET telephones.Pressing this softkey displays the prompt:
FROM BAY: SLOT: CIRCUIT:. Enter valid Bay, Slot and Circuit numbers
for the first device and press the ENTER 
softkey. The system then
prompts TO BAY: SLOT: CIRCUIT:. Enter valid Bay, Slot and Circuit
numbers for the last device and press the ENTER 
softkey. Enter Tenant
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							SECTION MITL9109-094~Zl O-NAGroup, Extension Number, COS and COR for the first device, if this has
not been done already. Press the ENTER 
softkey. The system automati-
cally assigns incremented extension numbers, the same COS, COR and
Tenant Group numbers to the rest of the devices in the block.
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT softkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey exits Form 09 and
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to
Table 4-2, Available Forms.
6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred and is accompanied with an error message. Pressing the CAN-
CEL 
softkey cancels the last entry. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming
Error Messages for a list of these error messages.
7-BAY/SLT/CCT: Pressing this sof-tkey locates a device via its bay,
slot and circuit numbers. The command line displays the Bay: Slot:
Circuit: prompts. The cursor appears to the right of the Bay: prompt.
When the Bay, Slot, Circuit number is entered and the ENTER 
softkey is
pressed, the command line updates with the information about the
device and the cursor moves to the TEN NUM field. The TAB key and 
-cursor key control cursor movement. If an invalid number is entered
the system inhibits subsequent cursor movement. Refer to Table 5-1,
Programming Error Messages.
8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE 
softkey removes
the selected station (or 
SUPERSET telephone) data from the form. The
deletion is completed by pressing the ENTER 
softkey. The system
deletes the selected data regardless of the cursor location on the
command line. Note that pressing the DELETE 
softkey also removes
the selected device from Form 10 (Pickup Groups) and Form 17 (Hunt
Groups). NOTE: A station or 
SUPERSET telephone cannot be deleted if
it is a line appearance elsewhere and a 
SUPERSET telephone cannot be
deleted if it has any line appearances.
O-REVIEW: Pressing the REVIEW 
softkey displays a new form (refer to
Table 4-16, Review List for Form 09). This form lists all programmed
appearances of the selected extension number (or the Prime Line
number) on other 
SUPERSET telephones. This key appears only when a
station/SUPERSET has been defined.
O-ENTER: This 
softkey appears only after data for an entry has been
modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey stores the data on the command
line in the database.
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SUPERSET Telephone Lines
4.39This form appears when the EXPAND SET softkey is pressed in
the 
StatiorVSlJPERSET Telephones form. It is used to program
SUPERSET telephone line appearances and feature keys. Refer to Table
4-l 5, 
SUPERSET Telephone Lines for the Yorm layout.TABLE 4-15
SUPERSET TELEPHONE LINES
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
IO:15 PM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALARM
KEYTYPEDIRECTIONRINGSECRETARIALEXT NW TRUUK NCMBER
x:PrimeI n/Outlmned No2110
MultipleI n/OutDelay No2111
03Auto Answer
8:Do Not Dist
Override .
x;Privacy Rel
Music
08Camp-On
09Callback
10Speed Dial11Speed Dial12Speed Dial
03Auto Answer
I-KEY LINE2-MULTI-CALL
l3-FEATURE4-DIR TRK ACC5-** MORE **
6-QUIT7-KEY8-DELETEg-REV I EWO-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
KEYTYPEDIRECTIONRINGSECRETARIALEXT NWTRWK MhlBER
03Auto Answer
Fl>KEY LINEFZXWLTI-CALL FB>FEATlJREF4x) I R TRK ACCFS>** MORE **FGx1lJ I TF7>KEYFB>DELETEFS>REV I EWFO>4.40Field Description
KEY: This field lists the 
SUPERSETTelephone Line Select key numbers
and cannot be modified.TYPE: This field lists the key function. If it is a Speed Dial key, the
default assignment, the words “Speed Dial” are shown. If it is a line
appearance, the line type is shown. If it is a feature key, the feature
name is shown.DIRECTION: If the key is a line appearance, the directional variant of
the line (In/Out or Incoming) is shown.RING: If the key is a line appearance, the ringing variant of the line
(Immed, Delay, or None) is shown.SECRETARIAL: If the key is a line appearance, this field indicates (Yes
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							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-210-NAEXT NUM: This field contains the extension number of the line, This
applies to the Prime Line, Key lines, Multiple Call lines or Personal
Outgoing lines. When this field is filled for a specific key, no entry is
allowed in the corresponding TRUNK NUMBER field. The EXT NUM field
is blank if the 
SUPERSET key directly selects a trunk.
TRUNK NUMBER: If the 
SUPERSET key is assigned as DTS or Private
Trunk, this field contains the trunk number. Trunk numbers are defined
in Form 14, Non-Dial-In Trunks and Form 15, Dial-In Trunks. Note that
when this field is filled for a specific key, no entry is allowed in the
corresponding EXT NUM field.
4.41Commands
The following 
softkeys appear only when the command line is showing
an unassigned 
SUPERSET key. (The type field shows Speed Dial). To
change the type of an assigned key, the existing assignment must be
deleted. Key 1 defaults to Prime and cannot be deleted or modified.
See theDELETE commanddescription.Refer toSection
MITLS 109-094- 105-NA, Features Description, for details on line types.
l-KEY LINE: Pressing this 
softkey assigns the selected SUPERSET key
as a Key Line appearance. “Key” appears in the TYPE field. Then use the
TAB or 
-key to move the cursor to the DIRECTION field. See Direc-
tional Variants, below.
l-PERSONAL O/G: This 
softkey appears after the ** MORE ** softkeyis pressed. Pressing the PERSONAL O/G 
softkey designates the se-
lected 
SUPERSET key as a personal outgoing line. No other fields can
be edited. Press the ENTER 
softkey.“Personal” appears in the TYPE
field. “Outgoing” appears in the DIRECTION field. “None” appears in the
RING field.
P-MULTI-CALL: Pressing this 
softkey assigns the selected SUPERSETkey as a Multiple Call Line appearance.“Multiple” appears in the TYPE
field. Then use the TAB or 
-key to move the cursor to the DIRECTION
field. See Directional Variants, below.
2-PRIVATE TRK: This 
softkey appears after the ** MORE ** softkey is
pressed. Pressing PRIVATE TRK designates the selected 
SUPERSET key
as a Private Trunk.
3-FEATURE: Pressing this 
softkey assigns the selected SUPERSET key
as a feature access key. This 
softkey appears only if the set is a
SUPERSET 3TMDN or SUPERSET 41”DN telephone. See Feature Keys,
below.
Feature Keys:Digital 
SUPERSET line appearance keys 2-12 can be
programmed as feature access keys. The following 
softkeys appear
when the cursor is at the TYPE field and the FEATURE 
softkey is
pressed. Refer to Figure 4-8, Programmable Feature Keys and Figure
4-9, More Programmable Feature Keys. The second set of feature keys
is displayed when the 
** MORE** softkey is pressed. Pressing the **Page 46 
						

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MORE **softkey again returns the display to the first set of feature
keys. Press the desired 
softkey followed by the ENTER softkey to
assign that particular feature to the 
SUPERSET key displayed on the
command line. The selected feature appears in the TYPE field.
Figure 4-8 Programmable Feature Keys for Digital Sets
1 -CALL FORWARDP-CALL PICKUP3-NIGHT ANSWER4-CALLBACK5-*” MORE **
6-QUIT7-SWAP8-CALL/Al-rNg-DATA DISCO-Figure 4-9 More Programmable Feature Keys for Digital Sets
Refer to Section 
MITL9109-094-105-NA, Features Description for a
description of the programmable feature keys available for digital
SUPERSET telephones.
4-DIR TRK ACC: Pressing this 
softkey programs the selected SUPER-SET key as a Direct Trunk Access line.“DTS” appears in the TYPE field.
Then use the TAB or 
-key to move the cursor to the DIRECTION field.
See Directional Variants, below.
5-** MORE **..When the MORE softkey is pressed, a new set of
softkeys are displayed. Pressing the **MORE** softkey again returns
the display to the original set of softkeys.
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT softkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing the QUIT 
softkey returns the display
to the previous form at the entry where the EXPAND SET 
softkey was
pressed.6-CANCEL: When a programming error is made, the system displays
an error message on the command line and displays CANCEL at the
sixth 
softkey. Pressing the CANCEL softkey returns the display to the
level where the programming error occurred.
‘I-KEY:This softkey selects a SUPERSET key by number. It only
appears if keys other than Key 1 are already programmed for the set.
Pressing the KEY 
softkey displays the ENTER KEY NUM: prompt on the
command line. Any 
SUPERSET key may be selected except for Key 01
(Prime Line).8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the command line shows an
assigned key. Pressing the DELETE 
softkey followed by the ENTER
softkey sets the selected SUPERSET key to the default value, Speed
Dial.O-REVIEW: Pressing the REVIEW 
softkey displays a new form (refer to
Table 4-16, Review List for Form 09). This form displays a list of all
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAprogrammed appearances of the selected Line Select key on all sta-
tions and 
SUPERSET telephones.
O-ENTER: This 
softkey appears only after data for an entry has been
modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey commits the Line Select Key
information in the database.
Directional Variants: When the cursor is at the DIRECTION field on
the command line, the 
softkeys display the directional variants (refer to
Figure4-10,DirectionalVariants).Refer toSection
MITLSIOS-094-105-NA, Features Description for details on these di-
rectional variants. When the direction has been chosen, move the
cursor to the Ring field.
I-BOTH
WAY2-INONLY3-4-5-
6-QUIT7-8-
9-O-Figure 4-l 0 Directional Variants
l-BOTH WAY: Pressing this 
softkey enables the selected SUPERSETkey (line appearance) to originate and receive calls. The DIRECTION
field displays the In/Out indication.
2-IN ONLY: Pressing this 
softkey restricts the selected SUPERSET key
(line appearance) to receiving incoming calls only. No call originations
are permitted. The DIRECTION field displays “Incoming”.
Ringing Variants: When the cursor is at the RING field on the com-
mand line, the 
softkeys display three ring types (refer to Figure 4-l 1,
Ring Types). Refer to Section 
MITLSlOS-094-105-NA, Features De-
scription. When the Ring type has been chosen, move the cursor to the
Secretarial field.
l-It&ED RING
6-QUIT2-DELAY RING3-NO RING4-
7-8-9-Figure 4-11 Ring Types5-O-
l-IMMED RING: Pressing this softkey programs the selected SUPER-SET key (line appearance) to ring the 
SUPERSET telephone immediately
for incoming calls. The form displays lmmed in the RING field to
indicate this condition.
P-DELAY RING: Pressing this 
softkey causes incoming calls to flash
the selected key (line appearance) for a programmable period of time
and then ring the 
SUPERSET telephone for incoming calls. The Delay
indication appears in the RING field.
3-NO RING: Pressing this 
softkey prevents incoming calls from ring-
ing the 
SUPERSET telephone ringer. Only the line appearance flashes.
The None indication appears in the RING field.
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