NEC Ds2000 Software Instructions Manual
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1000 - Trunk Programming 1001 - Trunk Port Description DS1000/2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming503 Telephone Programming Instructions 1. Enter the programming mode. 2. 1001 + HOLD 3. Enter the number of the trunk you want to program (1-48 in DS2000, 1-6 in DS1000) + HOLD. Trunk Toll Restriction LevelUse this option to set the Toll Level of the trunk during the day mode. If this Toll Level is higher than the extension’s Toll Level, it may cause additional dialing restrictions. If it is lower, it will have no effect. • See Toll Restriction on page 385 for more.TOLL LEVEL?0-70 Override Extension Toll RestrictionUse this option to “release” the Toll Restric- tion on a trunk. If enabled, any user can dial any number on the trunk without restriction. • See Toll Restriction on page 385 for more.OVRD EXT TL LVL?Y = Toll Restriction over- ridden N = Toll Restriction not overriddenNo Print SMDRUse this option to have the SMDR report include or exclude the trunk. • See Station Message Detail Recording on page 348 for more.PRINT SMDR?Y = Yes (include in SMDR report) N = No (exclude from SMDR report)Ye s Caller IDUse this option to enable or disable Caller ID for each trunk. This option enables or dis- ables Caller ID for each trunk. If enabled, Caller ID will occur if also enabled by the other Caller ID programmable options. • To enable Caller ID in DS2000, enter 2 (for daughter board). • To enable Caller ID in DS1000, enter 1 (for DSP). • If disabled (by entering 0), Caller ID will never occur. • See Caller ID on page 81 for more.CALLER ID?DS2000 Prior to 02.00.06 Y = Yes (Caller ID allowed) N = No (Caller ID pre- vented) DS2000 2.00.06 or higher and DS1000 0 = CLID disabled 1 = DSP (CLID enabled for DS1000) 2 = Daughter Board (CLID enabled for DS2000)No Voice Mail Caller IDUse this option to enable or disable the capa- bility of the telephone system to send Caller ID data to Voice Mail. • See Caller ID on page 81 for more.VOICE MAIL CLID?Y = Yes (Trunk sends Caller ID to Voice Mail) N = No (Trunk does not send Caller ID to Voice Mail)Ye s 1001:TRK DESCRIPTION TRUNK PORT? 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n Table 36: Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault
1000 - Trunk Programming 1001 - Trunk Port Description 504Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS1000/2000 Software Manual The previously programmed value displays. 4. Enter the new trunk circuit type + VO L . OR Press VO L to leave the current circuit type unchanged. The extension number programmed in 0504 - Trunk Port Extension Numbers (Fixed Slot) on page 476displays. You cannot edit this option. 5. Press VO L . Enter the trunk name. Refer to Programming Names and Text Messages on page 439 if you need help with entering names. 6. Press VO L . 7. Enter the new transmit gain + VO L . OR Press VO L to leave the transmit gain unchanged 8. Enter the new receive gain + VO L . OR Press VO L to leave the current receive gain unchanged 9. Enter the new Class of Service for the trunk + VO L . OR Press VO L to leave the current Class of Service unchanged 10. Enter Y ro assign or N to unassign the line as a PBX line + VO L . OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged 11. Enter 1 for shor loop or 2 for long loop (the normal setting) + VO L . OR TYPE?n To scroll through the available entries instead of entering a code in this step: 1. Press ICM (your ICM key flashes fast). 2. Press VOL OR VOL until the entry you want displays. 3. Press HOLD to assign the displayed entry to the key. You automatically advance to the next prompt. 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n EXT:nnn 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n NAME:nnnnnn 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n TRANSMIT GAIN? 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n RECEIVE GAIN? 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n CLASS OF SERVICE? 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n PBX LINE? 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n LOOP LENGTH?
1000 - Trunk Programming 1001 - Trunk Port Description DS1000/2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming505 Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged 12. Enter the new Toll Level for the trunk (1-7) + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current Toll Level unchanged Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged. 13. Enter Y + VO L to override (release) Toll Restriction for the trunk. OR Enter N + VO L to enforce the extension’s Toll Restriction. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged. 14. Enter Y + VO L to have calls on the trunk included on the SMDR report. OR Enter N + VO L to have the calls excluded from the SMDR report. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged. 15. Enter new circuit type data for the selected trunk. OR Press CONF to select another trunk. OR Press CONF twice to exit the program. 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n TOLL LEVEL? 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n OVRD EXT TL LVL? 1001: TRUNK PORT?:n PRINT SMDR? 1001:TRUNK PORT?:n TYPE?nnnnnnnn
1000 - Trunk Programming 1002 - Trunk Groups 506Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS1000/2000 Software Manual 1002 - Trunk Groups Description Use Program 1002 - Trunk Groups to assign trunks (1-48 in DS2000, 1-6 in DS1000) to trunk groups (0-8). This program also lets you assign the priority of trunks within each group. When a user seizes a trunk group, the system selects the lowest order trunk in the group first. If the lowest order trunk is busy or out of service, the system searches sequentially by order number (e.g., from order 01 to order 02) for the first available trunk. When entering data, software version 02.01.07 and higher provide the following additional entry options. These options make it easier to enter data and help prevent inadvertent entry errors. Pressing HOLD validates and registers entries. When you are done entering data for a Trunk Group, you must press HOLD. When you press HOLD: The system compares the Trunk Group you just programmed against all other Trunk Groups. If a trunk exists in more than one group, the system retains it in the last Trunk Group you pro- grammed and deletes it from all other groups. For example, if group 1 has trunks 1 2 3 4, and you program group 2 with trunks 4 5 6, the system will automatically change group 1 to trunks 1 2 3. The system checks the Trunk Group you just programmed for duplicate entries. If you have entered a trunk more than once into the group, the system retains the first entry you made. It dis- cards all other duplicate entries. For example, if you enter trunks 1 2 3 1 4, the system stores 1 2 3 4 . You’ll see “DUPLICATE TRK ERASED” if the system deletes any duplicate entries. Pressing CONF cancels program entry. While programming a Trunk Group, press CONF to exit the group and return to the TRUNK GROUP prompt. Any changes you made to the group before pressing CONF are not saved. Pressing CHECK restores previous entries. While programming a Trunk Group, press CHECK to restore the group to its previously saved data and return to the ORDR n: TRK NUM prompt. You might want to do this if you lose track of what you are programming in a group and want to start over. Pressing CLEAR deletes entries. While programming a Trunk Group, press CLEAR to erase the entries from the current posi- tion to the end of the group. For example, in the default program if you press CLEAR at the ORDER 2:TRK NUM?5 prompt, you’ll only retain the ORDER 1:TRK NUM?6 entry. All other entries for the group are erased. DS2000 Fixed SlotAvailable. • See Default Setting below for specifics on the initial trunk setup. DS2000 U SlotAvailable. • See Default Setting below for specifics on the initial trunk setup. • In 02.01.07 and higher, dial 9 is disabled by default. • Version 02.01.07 and higher provide additional data entry options. DS1000Available. • See Default Setting below for specifics on the initial trunk setup. • In 02.00.09 and higher, dial 9 is enabled be default. • Version 02.01.07 and higher provide additional data entry options.
1000 - Trunk Programming 1002 - Trunk Groups DS1000/2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming507 In DS2000, trunks must be on installed PCBs. You can only enter a trunk into a Trunk Group it the PCB for that trunk has been properly installed in 9902 - Slot Assignment. In addition, if you program a trunk into a group and later on use 9902 - Slot Assignment to remove that trunk’s PCB, the system automatically removes the trunk from the group. Conditions None Table 37: Program 1002 - Trunk Groups OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault Trunk Group • Use this option to select the trunk group you want to program. A trunk can only be in one group.See Loop Keys on page 242 for more. • See Trunk Group Routing on page 398 for more. • See Trunk Groups on page 405 for more.TRUNK GROUP?0-8Fixed Slot Trunks 1-8 are not assigned to a trunk group. Trunks 9-16 are in group 1. U Slot Prior to 02.01.07 Trunks 1-8 are in group 0. U Slot 02.01.07 or Higher Trunks are not assigned to a group. DS1000 Prior to 02.00.09 Trunks are not assigned to a group. DS561000 02.00.09 or Higher Trunks 1-6 are in group 0. Order NumberUse this option to set the priority of the trunk within the group. When a user seizes a trunk group, the system selects the lowest priority trunk within the group first. • See Trunk Groups on page 405 for more.ORDER nn: TRK NUM?nnFixed Slot The trunk’s order is the same as its port number (e.g., 1=1, 2=2). U Slot Order 1=Trk 8 Order 2=Trk 7 Order 3=Trk 6 Order 4=Trk 5 Order 5=Trk 4 Order 6=Trk 3 Order 7=Trk 2 Order 8=Trk 1 DS1000 Order 1=Trk 6 Order 2=Trk 5 Order 3=Trk 4 Order 4=Trk 3 Order 5=Trk 2 Order 6=Trk 1
1000 - Trunk Programming 1002 - Trunk Groups 508Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS1000/2000 Software Manual Telephone Programming Instructions 1. Enter the programming mode. 2. 1002 + HOLD 3. Select the trunk group you want to program + HOLD. The trunk currently assigned to order 01 displays. 4. Enter the trunk you want to assign to order 01 + VO L . OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. 5. When you are done entering data for the group, press HOLD 6. Return to step 2 and select another trunk group to program. OR Press CONF to exit the program. 1002: TRUNK GROUPS TRUNK GROUP? 1002: TRUNK GROUP nn ORDER 01: TRK NUM?nn 1002:TRUNK GROUP nn ORDER 02: TRK NUM?nn
1000 - Trunk Programming 1003 - Trunk Options DS1000/2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming509 1003 - Trunk Options Description Use Program 1003 - Trunk Options to program various options for trunks. Note: If you are doing extensive programming, you may find Program 9801 - Copy Command (page 557) saves you time when customizing this option. Also see Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description on page 498. Conditions NoneDS2000 Fixed Slot Available. DS2000 U Slot DS1000 Available. Trunks 4-6 require the Expansion Board. Table 38: Program 1003 - Trunk Options (Part 2) OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault Call Pickup Group Use this option to have an incoming call on the trunk ring all the extensions in the assigned pickup group. • See Group Call Pickup on page 177 for more.PICK-UP GROUP?1-8 0 = Unassigned0 Direct Termination (Day)If the trunk is a Direct Inward Line, use this option to set the day termination (answering point). The DIL rings the answering point directly. This option has no effect on other types of trunks. • See Direct Inward Line on page 118 for more. • See Key Ring on page 232 for more.DAY TERMINATION?Extension (300-395 in DS2000 or 300-325 in DS1000), UCD master number, Voice Mail mas- ter number, Ring Group master number or Key Ring (by pressing CLEAR)Key Ring Activate Overflow During the DayUse this option to enable or disable overflow during the day mode. • See Direct Inward Line on page 118 for more. • See Key Ring on page 232 for more.DAY OVERFLOW?Y = Day overflow enabled N = Day overflow dis- abledN Day Overflow DestinationUse this option to set the overflow destina- tion for day mode calls (including DILs). • See Direct Inward Line on page 118 for more. • See Key Ring on page 232 for more.DAY OVRFLW DEST?Extension (300-395 in DS2000 or 300-325 in DS1000), UCD master number, Voice Mail mas- ter number, Ring Group master number or Key Ring (by pressing CLEAR)300
1000 - Trunk Programming 1003 - Trunk Options 510Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS1000/2000 Software Manual Telephone Programming Instructions 1. Enter the programming mode. Direct Termination (Night)If the trunk is a Direct Inward Line, use this option to set the night termination (answer- ing point). The DIL rings the answering point directly at night. This option has no effect on other types of trunks. • See Direct Inward Line on page 118 for more. • See Key Ring on page 232 for more.NT TERMINATION?Extension (300-395 in DS2000 or 300-325 in DS1000), UCD master number, Voice Mail mas- ter number, Ring Group master number or Key Ring (by pressing CLEAR)Key Ring Activate Overflow at NightUse this option the enable or disable Night Ring (Universal Night Answer). If enabled, the trunk will activate UNA if it rings while the system is in the night mode. • See Direct Inward Line on page 118 for more. • See Key Ring on page 232 for more. • See Night Service / Night Ring on page 265 for more.NIGHT OVERFLOW?Y = Night overflow enabled N = Night overflow dis- abledN Night Overflow DestinationUse this option to set the overflow destina- tion for Night Mode calls. • See Direct Inward Line on page 118 for more. • See Key Ring on page 232 for more. • See Night Service / Night Ring on page 265 for more.NT OVRFLW DEST?Extension (300-395 in DS2000 or 300-325 in DS1000), UCD master number, Voice Mail mas- ter number, Ring Group master number or Key Ring (by pressing CLEAR)300 Distinctive Ring• Use this option to set the Distinctive Ring tone for the trunk. Extension users can adjust the ring frequency of tones 1- 6. Tones 7 and 8 are fixed.DISTINCTIVE RING?1-81 MOH SourceUse this option to assign the Music on Hold music source. • See Music on Hold on page 260 for more.MOH SOURCE?0 = None 1 = External (CPU termi- nals) 2 = Tone 1 (low pitch) 3 = Tone 2 (high pitch) 4 = ACI port (currently not used)1 Tandem TrunkUse this option to enable or disable a trunk’s ability to be included in an Unsupervised Conference. • See Tandem Trunking / Unsupervised Conference on page 379 for more.TANDEM TRUNK?Y = Unsupervised Con- ference enabled N = Unsupervised Con- ference disabledN Table 38: Program 1003 - Trunk Options (Part 2) OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault
1000 - Trunk Programming 1003 - Trunk Options DS1000/2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming511 2. 1003 + HOLD Press CONF at any time to back up to the previous entry. This automatically saves your data entry, 3. Select the trunk port you want to program + HOLD. The previously programmed Pickup Group displays. 4. Enter the number of the Pickup Group to which the trunk should belong (1-8, 0 for unas- signed) + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 5. Enter the day mode termination for the trunk + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 6. Enter Y to enable or N to disable day mode ringing for the trunk + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 7. Enter the day mode overflow destination + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 8. Enter the night mode termination for the trunk + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 9. Enter Y to enable or N to disable night mode ringing for the trunk + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 10. Enter the night mode overflow destination + HOLD. 1003: TRUNK OPTION TRUNK PORT? 1003: TRUNK OPTION PICK-UP GROUP?nn 1003:TRUNK OPTION DAY TERM?nnn 1003:TRUNK OPTION DAY OVERFLOW?n 1003:TRUNK OPTION DAY OVRFLW DEST?nnn 1003:TRUNK OPTION NIGHT TERM?nnn 1003:TRUNK OPTION NIGHT OVERFLOW?n 1003:TRUNK OPTION NT OVRFLW DEST?nnn
1000 - Trunk Programming 1003 - Trunk Options 512Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS1000/2000 Software Manual OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 11. Enter the Distinctive Ringing tone for the trunk (1-8) + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 12. Enter the MOH source for the trunk (0 = No MOH, 1 = External at CPU terminals, 2 = Tone 1 [low pitch], 3 = Tone 2 [high pitch], 4 = ACI port [currently not used]) + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. The previously programmed assignment displays. 13. Enter Y to enable or N to disable Tandem Trunking capability for the trunk + HOLD. OR Press VO L to leave the current assignment unchanged and advance to the next entry. OR Press CONF to return to step 3 and program another trunk. OR Press CONF twice to exit this program. 1003:TRUNK OPTION DISTINCTIVE RING? 1003:TRUNK OPTION MOH SOURCE?nnn 1003:TRUNK OPTION TANDEM TRUNK?n