Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual

							EJ- TOLL RESTRICTION
Description
Use this option to enable/disable Toll Restriction for each trunk.  This only applies to Toll Restriction pro-
grammed using the AP- Toll Restriction  and CP- Class of Service options.  It does not apply to ARS.
Conditions 
This option only applies to CO trunks.
Default Value
Toll Restriction enabled (Y).
Feature Reference
Toll Restriction
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. Enable (Y) or disable (N) Toll Restriction for each trunk on Table 4.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type EJ.  You see:  EXT 300
2. Enter the trunk number you want to program and press RETURN. You see: TOLL RESTRICT
3. Enter data for this option from Table 4 and press RETURN.
You advance to the next consecutive trunk.
E- TRUNKS
EJ- TOLL RESTRICTION
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							F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATAF- EPROM CHECKSUMS
Description
Use this option to display the software EPROM (memory circuit) checksums.  The checksums provide a quick
check of the software version of each memory circuit.  Your service technician may ask for this information.
This option displays the checksums for the EPROMS in the main CEU software cartridge.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
The checksums depend on the software version installed in your system.
Feature Reference
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type F and press RETURN.  The following shows a sample EPROM checksum printout.  Your system
may be different than the example below.
 
   EPROM        CHECKSUM
      U1           DCAA
      U2           F2E2
      U3           E093
      U5           BDA6
You return to the main menu after the checksums print.
F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATA
F- EPROM CHECKSUMS
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							FC1- RESET SYSTEM QUEUES
Description
Use this option to initialize (reset) the system queue elements. (HC- System Queues lists these elements.)  This
option’s primary use is to initialize the queue elements of each ACD/UCD group, based on the order defined in
programming.  
You should reset the system queues after you:
•Complete system installation programming
•Add an extension to an ACD or UCD group
•Install or change your Voice Messaging System programming
Conditions 
None
Default Value
None
Feature Reference
Automatic Call Distribution
Extension Hunting
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities (HC Report)
Voice Mail Compatibility (Integrated Voice Messaging)
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type FC.  You see:  FC-CMD
2. Type 1.  You see:  ** DONE **
You return to the Main Menu.
F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATA
FC1- RESET SYSTEM QUEUES
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							FC2- RESET REMOTE KSU FAIL COUNTERS
Description
Use this command to reset the HD- System Status Display fail counters for the expansion CEU.  You would use
this command after you complete the initial system programming.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
None
Feature Reference
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities (HD Report)
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type FC.  You see:  FC-CMD
2. Type 2.  You see:  ** DONE **
You return to the Main Menu.
F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATA
FC2- RESET REMOTE KSU FAIL COUNTERS
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							F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATAFC3- RESET VX FLAG (TELEPHONE MESSAGE WAITING LAMPS)
Description
Use this option to update the status of each extension’s Message Waiting LED.  This option only applies if the
system is connected to an integrated Voice Messaging System.  Use this command once you complete installa-
tion and programming of the Voice Messaging System.
Conditions 
This option only applies to systems with an integrated Voice Messaging System.
Default Value
None
Feature Reference
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
Voice Mail Compatibility (Integrated Voice Messaging)
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type FC.  You see:  FC-CMD
2. Type 3.  You see:  ** DONE **
You return to the Main Menu.
F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATA
FC3- RESET VX FLAG (TELEPHONE MESSAGE WAITING LAMPS)
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							FC4- RESET ALL KEYSET FEATURE KEYS
Description
Use this command to reset the system memory used for Centrex feature keys (programmed in KS- Programma-
ble Keys for Keysets). You would normally do this before programming Centrex feature keys.  You could also
do this before redefining Centrex feature keys system-wide.  FC4 changes the key definition to UNDEFINED
for each Centrex feature key on each keyset.
Conditions 
This option only applies to Centrex feature keys on keysets.
Default Value
None
Feature Reference
Centrex Compatible Feature Keys
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
This option uses password level 2.
1. Type FC.  You see:  FC-CMD
2. Type 4.  You see:  ** DONE **
You return to the Main Menu.
F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATA
FC4- RESET ALL KEYSET FEATURE KEYS
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F- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM DATA
FC4- RESET ALL KEYSET FEATURE KEYS
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							GA- ARS EDITOR
Description
Use the GA option to program the Automatic Route Selection routing options.  The GA option is explained in
Appendix A, Automatic Route Selection.
Conditions 
This option only applies to systems with Automatic Route Selection.
Default Value
Refer to Appendix A.
Feature Reference
Automatic Route Selection
NANP Compatibility
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. Refer to Appendix A.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type GA.  You see:
   
 D= DISPLAY
     M= CONFIGURE
     I= INITIALIZE
     S= SHORT
     V= VERBOSE
     E= EXIT
ARS >
Refer to Appendix A for the specifics.
GA- ARS EDITOR
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GA- ARS EDITOR
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							H- SYSTEM STATUS REPORTSHA- EXTENSION-TO-PORT CONVERSION
Description
Use this option to list the number of the extension or trunk assigned to each port.  The HA option displays in ex-
tension/trunk number order.
Note:
To display the assignment in port number order, use the HB option.  Use the HH option to display exten-
sion/trunk-to-port conflicts.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
Each extension/trunk is offset from its port number by 300.  For example, extension 310 has port number 10.
Feature Reference
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type H.  You see:  H-CMD
2. Type A.  Following is a partial HA display, showing the default assignments.  Your system may have dif-
ferent extension/port assignments.
12/15/89 16:41:43
EXTENSION #-PORT #
300- 00 301- 01 302- 02 303- 03 304- 04 305- 05 306- 06 307- 07 308- 08 309- 09 
310- 10 311- 11 312- 12 313- 13 314- 14 315- 15 316- 16 317- 17 318- 18 319- 19 
320- 20 321- 21 322- 22 323- 23 324- 24 325- 25 326- 26 327- 27 328- 28 329- 29 
330- 30 331- 31 332- 32 333- 33 334- 34 335- 35 336- 36 337- 37 338- 38 339- 39 
340- 40 341- 41 342- 42 343- 43 344- 44 345- 45 346- 46 347- 47 348- 48 349- 49 
350- 50 351- 51 352- 52 353- 53 354- 54 355- 55 356- 56 357- 57 358- 58 359- 59 
You return to the Main Menu.
H- SYSTEM STATUS REPORTS
HA- EXTENSION-TO-PORT CONVERSION
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