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    							Form 03 - COS Define 
    4.3 This form defines the Classes of Service for the system (see Figure 4-3 for the form 
    layout). Classes of Service group together stations with common feature operations 
    and restrictions. The PABX accommodates a maximum of 50 Classes of Service. 
    Each device (including attendants, data devices and all trunks) are supplied with a 
    Class of Service. COS options are listed in groups. Refer to Table 4-2 for the complete 
    list of COS options. 
    8:33 PM 9-Jf3N-97 alarm status q NO flLRRM 
    rcos: 1 1 OPTION (DISPLfWING ENRBLED 1 STf3TUS OPTION NUM 
    fittendant-Timed 
    Recall (NO flNS) 0=disable 5-240 s 30 115 
    fittendant-Timed 
    Recall (HOLD) 10-240 seconds 30 116 
    fittendant-Timed 
    Recall ~C~IMPON~ 0=disable 5-240 s 30 117 
    fittendant Call Forward No hswer Timer 10-240 s 30 118 
    Line Priuacy ENRBLED 240 
    Call Forward - Don’t fhswer Timer 2-6 rings 3 253 
    PBX 
    Telephone - Call Hold Recall Timer l-10 min 1 254 
    Repeated Camp-On Beeps Timer 5-15 seconds 10 255 
    IJCD Music On Hold Timer 0-50 minutes 0 256 
    Display Prime f?s Forwarder ENfiBLED 258 Delay Ring Timer Z-6 rings 3 263 
    Paging Default (0-91 (0 Giues fill Enabled Zones) 0 312 
    Line Priuacy ENfiBLED 240 
    I-DISQBLE Z-COPY cos 3-COS NUMBER 4-TOP 5-BOTTOM 
    FQUIT 7-OPTION NUM 8-SHOW DISQBLE 9-COS NflME 0- 
    : 
    Figure 4-3 Form 03 Layout 
    Field Descriptions 
    The header line indicates the Class of Service being programmed and which set of 
    options are selected for either the enabled or disabled options list. The command line 
    displays the current indexed option. When Form 03 - COS Define is selected, the 
    command line displays the first enabled option of the first Class of Service. 
    OPTION: This field lists the option titles. The actual option names cannot be modified. 
    The option names are classified into two groups: enabled options and disabled options. 
    When RESERVED appears as the option name, the option is not available. 
    STATUS: This field displays the status of each option; either DISABLED, ENABLED 
    or a timer value. 
    OPTION NUM: This field displays the number of each Class of Service option. The 
    actual option number cannot be modified. 
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    Softkeys 
    4-12 
    DISABLE/ENABLE: This softkey enables and disables COS options. The DISABLE 
    softkey appears when the form shows the enabled options list. Pressing the DISABLE 
    softkey followed by pressing the ENTER softkey twice disables the selected option. 
    The ENABLE softkey appears when the form shows the disabled options list. Pressing 
    the ENABLE softkey followed by pressing the ENTER softkey twice enables the se- 
    lected option. 
    Note: 1. For those COS options which have a status other than ‘ENABLED’ or ‘DISABLED’, this softkey 
    has no function or indication. 
    2. If the ENTER softkey is not pressed twice after each selection, softkeys 2 and 3 are not 
    available until the data is completely entered. 
    COPY COS: Pressing the COPY COS softkey copies the contents of one Class of 
    Service to another. This is useful when two Classes of Service are similar. The com- 
    mand line displays the COPY FROM COS prompt; the user enters the I - or 2-digit 
    COS number. The command line then displays the TO COS prompt; the user enters 
    the second I - or 2-digit COS number. Pressing the ENTER softkey twice completes 
    the copy process. 
    COS NUMBER: Pressing the COS NUMBER sotikey prompts the user for a COS 
    number (one or two digits) which selects a specific COS number. The header line 
    displays the new COS number. 
    OPTION NUM: This softkey selects a specific COS option. Pressing the OPTION NUM 
    softkeydisplays the ENTER OPTION NUM: prompt on the command line.The selection 
    is completed by entering avalid option number (100 to 908). The command line displays 
    that COS option name, status and number. 
    SHOW DISABLE/SHOW ENABLE: This softkey has two functions: it displays the 
    disabled or enabled COS options for the selected COS. Pressing the SHOW DISABLE 
    softkey displays the currently disabled COS options. This softkey now shows the 
    SHOW ENABLE prompt and softkey I displays the ENABLE prompt. Pressing the 
    SHOW ENABLE softkey shows those COS options that are enabled. This softkey 
    returns to the SHOW DISABLE prompt and softkey I displays the DISABLE prompt. 
    Note: Those options with a status other than “ENABLED” or “DISABLED” are listed 
    when the SHOW ENABLE softkey is pressed. 
    COS NAME: When the programmer presses the COS NAME softkey, the system 
    requests a name for the Class of Service. The COS name can be up to 8 characters 
    in length. 
    The standard softkeys CANCEL, ENTER, BOTTOM, TOP, and QUIT are also provid- 
    ed, where applicable. 
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    							Table 4-2 Class Of Service Options 
    COS Option Numbers Class Of Service Option Name 
    100 Attendant Bell Off 
    101 Attendant O/G Restriction/Room Status Setup 
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    Table 4-2 Class Of Service Options (continued) 
    COS Option Numbers Class Of Service Option Name 
    212 Can Flash If Talking to an incoming Trunk 
    213 Can Flash If Talking to an Outgoing Trunk 
    214 Cannot Dial a Trunk after Fiashina -. 
    215 
    I -~ 
    1 Cannot Dial a Trunk if Holding or in Conference with One 
    216 Data Security 
    217 Direct To ARS 
    218 Directed Call Pickuo -.- 
    219 
    I 
    1 Discriminatina Dial Tone 
    220 Do Not Disturb 
    221 Clear All Features 
    777 Call Forward Inhibit on Hold Timeout 
    223 Flash Disable 
    224 Flash for Attendant 
    225 Hold Pickup (Attendant Paged Access) 
    226 Inward Restriction (DID) 
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    							Table 4-2 Class Of Service Options (continued) 
    1 COS Otdion Numbers 1 Class Of Service Option Name 
    251 Transfer Dial Tone 
    252 Broker’s Call with Transfer 
    253 1 Call Forward - Don’t Answer Timer (2 - 6 Rings) 
    254 1 Call Hold Recall Timer (PBX Telephones) I - IO Minutes 
    255 Repeated Camp-On Beeps Timer (5 - 15 Seconds) 
    256 UCD Music On Hold Timer (0 - 50 Minutes) 
    257 1 Flash Over Trunk 
    256 Display Prime as Forwarder 
    259 Message Sending 
    260 internal / External Split Call Forwarding 
    261 1 ONS Voice Mail Port 
    262 Ignore Forward Busy with Free Appearance 
    263 Delay Ring Timer (2 - 6 Rings) 
    264 Half Fwd NA timer for DID call when VM msg on 
    265 1 Voice Mail System Speed Dial index (O-255) 
    300 Automatic Callback 
    301 Camp-On 
    302 Flash-in Conference 
    303 1 Paging Zone I Access 
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    Table 4-2 Class Of Service Options (continued) 
    COS Option Numbers Class Of Service Option Name 
    328 Account Code, Forced Entry - Data Long Distance Calls 
    I 400 1 Contact Monitor 
    I 
    401 Call Park 
    402 Long Loop (Off-Premise Extensions Only) 
    403 Trunk Recall Partial Inhibit 
    I 404 1 Recording Failure to Hangup Timer (I - 255 Seconds) I 
    500 
    501 
    502 Override 
    Override Announce 
    1 
    Display ANl/DNlS/CLASS Information 
    I 503 1 Display CLASS Name 
    I 
    600 SUPERSETTel. - Auto-Answer 
    601 SUPERSETTel. - Auto-Hold Disable 
    602 SUPERSETTel. - Background Music 
    I 603 1 SUPERSETTel. - Disconnect Alarm 
    I 
    604 PBX SUPERSETTel. - Automatic Outgoing Line 
    605 SUPERSETTel. - Message Program 
    606 SUPERSETTel. - Enhanced Answering Position 
    I 607 1 SUPERSETTel. - Associated Modem Line I 
    608 SUPERSETTel. - Room Status Display 
    609 SUPERSETTel. - Night Service Switching 
    610 SUPERSETTel. - Guest Room Template (0 - 3) (DN) 
    I 611 1 SUPERSETTel. - Limited New Call Ring I 
    612 SUPERSETTel. - Headset Operation 
    613 Display ANI Information Only 
    614 SUPERSETTel. - Handset Volume Saved 
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    							Table 4-2 Class Of Service Options (continued) 
    COS Option Numbers 1 Class Of Service Option Name 
    705 Automatic Overflow From Attendant 
    709 Follow External Call Forward 
    800 ANI Applies 
    801 1 Incoming Trunk Call Rotary 
    802 Limited Wait for Dial Tone 
    803 
    1 SMDR - Drop Calls .z n Digits (0 . . . 11, 0 = disable) 
    804 1 SMDR - Drop Incomplete Outgoing Calls 
    805 1 Trunk No Dial Tone Alarm 
    806 SMDR - Record incoming Calls 
    807 
    1 SMDR - Display Private Speedcall 
    808 1 Special DISA 
    809 1 Standard Ring Applies 
    810 DISA During Night Service Only 
    811 ANVDNIS Trunk 
    812 1 Loop Start Trunk to ACD Path Connect 
    1 SMDR - Record ANl/DNlS/CLASS  814 
    815 DTS Key Honors Forwarding 
    816 CENTREX Flash Over Trunk 
    900 1 Data Station Queuing 
    901 1 DTRX Herald 
    902 DTRX Message Code 
    903 DTRX Message Code Text 
    904 
    905 
    1 DTRX Complete Message Text 
    1 DTRX Herald Text Select (I - 4) 
    906 DATA SMDR - Does Not Apply 
    907 DATA SMDR - Extended Record 
    908 DATA SMDR - Overwrite Buffer 
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    Parameters arranged alphabetically 
    The following are not feature descriptions; refer to the Features Description Practice 
    for complete descriptions. 
    Abbreviated Dialing Access: Allows access to the system Abbreviated Dialing tables. 
    Account Code, Forced Entry - Data External Calls: Requires an extension to enter 
    an account code before making external data calls. 
    Account Code, Forced Entry - Data Internal Calls: Requires an extension to enter 
    an account code before making internal data calls. 
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    Account Code, Forced Entry - Data Long Dist Calls: Requires an extension to enter 
    an account code before making long distance data calls. 
    Account Code Forced Entry - External Calls: Forces an extension to enter an ac- 
    count code before allowing external calls. 
    Account Code Forced Entry - Long Distance Calls: Forces an extension to enter 
    an account code before allowing long distance calls. 
    ACD - Agent Always Auto-Answer: Allows an ACD agent to be in auto answer mode 
    at all times. See the ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package Practice. 
    ACD - Agent Template: Allows certain configurations of Speed Dial keys and Feature 
    Keys. See the ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package Practice. 
    ACD - Allow Continuous Monitor of Agent: Allows a supervisory set to monitor an 
    agent set continuously, regardless of call state. This COS option is enabled in the class 
    of service of the supervisory set. 
    ACD - Display Path Always: When enabled, this option displays the ACD path name, 
    programmed in Form 41, on the SUPERSETdisplay. If disabled, the ACD access code 
    is presented. 
    ACD - Senior Supervisor Template: Allows certain configurations of Speed Dial keys 
    and Feature Keys. See the ACD TELEMARKETER Apphcation Package Practice. 
    ACD - Supervisor Template: Allows certain configurations of Speed Dial keys and 
    Feature Keys. See the ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package Practice. 
    Alarm Call: Allows an extension to be programmed to ring at a specific time. 
    ANI Applies: Provides for ANI information being transmitted on outgoing trunks. 
    ANVDNlSTrunk: Allows an incoming trunkto receive ANVDNIS information. ANVDNIS 
    trunks must use DTMF signaling, have a wink timer and one of the following trunk 
    circuit descriptors: “Tl E&M”, “Tl E&M DISA”, “Tl DID/TIE” or “Tl TIE DISA”. 
    Attendant Abbr. Dial Confidential Number Display: Allows the attendant to view 
    abbreviated dial numbers which have been programmed as “confidential”. 
    Attendant Abbreviated Dial Programming: Allows the attendant to program num- 
    bers into the system’s abbreviated dial table. 
    Attendant Audible Lockout Alarm: Allows for an audible alarm to ring at the console 
    when a suitably programmed station goes into the lock-out state. 
    Attendant Automatic Call Forward - No Answer: Allows unanswered calls to be 
    rerouted to a secondary answer point. The call is automatically rerouted after it rings 
    for a pre-determined length of time. See COS Option II 8 - Attendant Automatic Call 
    Forward - No Answer Timer. 
    Attendant Bell Off: Allows the attendant to mute the console ringer. 
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    							Attendant Call Block Key: Allows the attendant to block station to station (room to 
    room) calls. This feature is part of the Hotel/Motel feature package. 
    Attendant Call Forward - No Answer Timer: This sets the Call Forward - No Answer 
    timer for the Attendant Automatic Call Forward Feature. 
    Attendant Call Forward Setup/Cancel: Allows attendant or sub-attendant to change 
    the call forward status of a station in its tenant group. 
    Attendant Conference Disable: Disallows the console from making conference calls. 
    Attendant DISA Code Setup: Allows the attendant to change the DISA access code, 
    without accessing CDE. 
    Attendant Display of System Alarms: Allows the attendant to receive and view alarm 
    logs at the console without logging in to maintenance. The alarm icon is not presented 
    for minor alarm conditions. 
    Attendant Flexible Night Service Setup: Allows the attendant to change the night 
    service assignment for non-dial-in trunks. 
    Attendant Guest Room Key: Allows the attendant to access Hotel/Motel features via 
    the GUEST /?OO&Isoftkey. This feature is part of the Hotel/Motel feature package. 
    Attendant Multi - New Call Tone: When at least one call is waiting to be answered 
    by an attendant or subattendant who is busy on a call, a short beep sounds at the 
    programmed interval. (Consoles must also have Attendant New Call Tone enabled.) 
    Attendant New Call Tone: Allows the attendant to be notified of incoming calls by a 
    single tone burst, while engaged in a call. 
    Attendant O/G Restriction/Room Status Setup: Allows the attendant to restrict out- 
    going calls. This feature is part of the Hotel/Motel feature package. 
    Attendant Serial Call: Allows the attendant to force an incoming trunk call to recall to 
    the console after the trunk is released from the call. 
    Attendant Setup Time/Date: Allows attendant or sub-attendant to set the system time 
    and/or date. 
    Attendant Station Busy Out: Allows the attendant to busy out (and return to service) 
    any station in the system. 
    Attendant Station Do Not Disturb: Allows attendant or sub-attendant to change DND 
    status on a station in its tenant group. 
    Attendant Timed Recall (Busy): This sets the busy recall timer. If set to 0, the feature 
    is disabled. 
    Attendant Timed Recall (Campon): This sets the campon recall timer. If set to 0, the 
    feature is disabled. 
    Attendant Timed Recall (No Ans): This sets the no answer recall timer. If set to 0, 
    the feature is disabled. 
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    4-20 Attendant Tone Signaling: Allows the console to 
    transmit DTMF tones during an 
    established call. 
    Attendant Trunk Busy Out: Allows the attendant to busy out (and return to service) 
    any trunk in the system. 
    Automatic Callback: Allows an extension to arrange for a call to a busy extension to 
    be completed when that extension becomes idle. 
    Automatic Overflow from Attendant: Allows incoming calls not answered within a 
    pre-determined period to be rerouted to a recording device while remaining in the 
    answer queue. 
    Broker’s Call: Allows an extension flash to be interpreted as a swap rather than a 
    conference attempt. 
    Broker’s Call With Transfer: Same as Broker’s Call, except that a transfer is possible 
    when the extension goes on-hook. 
    Call Block Applies: Allows the extension to be affected when the attendant applies 
    the Call Block feature. This feature is part of the Hotel/Motel feature package. 
    Call Forward - Busy: Allows the extension to set up call forwarding on busy. 
    Call Forward - Don’t Answer: Allows the extension to set up call forwarding on no 
    answer. 
    Call Forward Don’t Answer Timer: Sets the number of times the set will ring before 
    the call is forwarded. 
    Call Forward - External: Allows the extension to set up call forwarding to external 
    numbers. 
    Call Forward - Follow Me: Allows an extension user to set up call forwarding from 
    another station. 
    Call Forward Inhibit On Dial In Trunks: Prevents calls from Dial-In trunks from being 
    forwarded to stations with this item in their COS. 
    Call Forwarding Inhibit on Hold Timeout: Causes call forward no answer to be 
    ignored when a held patty times out and begins ringing back the holding set 
    Call Hold and Retrieve Access: Allows the extension to use the Call Hold and Call 
    Hold Retrieve access codes. 
    Call Hold Recall Timer: For regular stations and SU/?WSE~~elephones, this COS 
    Option sets the length of time between when a call was placed on hold, and when the 
    held call recalls. For Key System telephones this COS option se% the length of time 
    between when a call was placed on hold, and when the system provides the first Hold 
    Reminder tone. 
    Call Park: Allows an extension to park a call and go on-hook. New calls may not be 
    received or originated, but paging equipment may be accessed. 
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