Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual

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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA, KEYSETS AND DSS CONSOLESKD- PROGRAMMING KEYS FOR DSS CONSOLES
Description
Use this option to assign consoles to keysets, assign blocks (key configurations) to consoles and program con-
sole key functions.
Assigning Consoles to Keysets
You can assign a DSS Console to any keyset.  You can assign as many DSS Consoles as there are available dual
ports.  Four consoles can have unique programming.  See Assigning Blocks below.
Assigning Blocks (Key Configurations) to DSS Consoles
The system provides for unique blocks (key configurations).  The system has four blocks.  All DSS Consoles in-
itially use block 1.  If the number of consoles exceeds the number of blocks, consoles must share blocks. Con-
soles that share blocks have the same programming.
Programming Console Key Functions
You can program a console key for one of the functions in the chart below.
For this function...1Enter this code...
Hotline to extensions Hotline partner extension number (refer
also to Automatic Call Distribution)
Call Parking orbits System Park orbit code (60-69)
Central Office Calls, Placing
(DSS key as a line key)Line access code (e.g., 801)
Paging zones P and the zone number (0-7)
Speed Dial S and the Speed Dial bin number (1-80)
Undefined U
The Release key is permanently assigned to key 80.
1 Refer to the respective feature for more information.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
DSS Console automatically enabled (circuit type 06) when you plug it in
Each DSS Console assigned to extension 300
Each DSS Console uses block (configuration) 01, with key assignments as follows:
 Key Assignment
 1-47 Extensions 304-347
 48-72 Undefined
  73-76 Page zones 0-3
 77-79 Park orbits 60-62
 80 Release
Feature Reference
Direct Station Selection, DSS Console
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							Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For each DSS Console, on Table 7 indicate:

The DSS Owner

The DSS block (configuration) number

The DSS key definitions
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Before programming DSS Consoles, make sure the console has circuit type 06.
1. Type K.  You see:  K-CMD
2. Type D.  You see:  DSS EXT?
3. Enter the extension number of the DSS Console you want to program.  You see:  DSS OWNER?
4. Enter the extension number of the keyset assigned to the DSS Console.  You see:  DSS BLOCK NO.
5. Enter the block (configuration) number for the DSS Console you are programming and press return.  You
see:  KEY #01 -
Bblocks 01-04 are automatically assigned to operators 01-04, respectively.  If consoles share the
same block, they have the same key programming.
6.
-Press return to program key 01.
OR
-To program another key, enter the key number and press RETURN.
7. Enter data for the key you want to program from Table 7 and press RETURN.
You can press + to move one key ahead: press - to move one key back.
To list the key programming for this extension (starting with the key you are on), press L instead of
entering data.
To remove a key’s programming, type U.  To undefine all the keys for the console, starting with the
key you are on, type Z.
To see a list of the options before you make your entry:
-Type H Y.  You see:
KEY TYPE            ENTRY (STD. NO. PLAN)
PAGE                P + ZONE # (0-7)
 HOTLINE             EXT #
 ORBIT               ORBIT # (60-69)
DSS SPEED DIAL      S + BIN # (01-80)
LINE                LINE #
OTHER COMMANDS
    U= UNDEFINE KEY
    Z= UNDEFINE KEYS THRU END
    L= LIST KEYS THRU END
    C= COPY KEYS FROM ANOTHER DSS
  += NEXT KEY           -= PREVIOUS KEY
8.-Repeat steps 6 and 7 to program additional keys
OR
-Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
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							To copy the KD programming from another console:
This helps if you have consoles with similar or identical KD programming.
1. Using KD, go to the beginning of the configuration you want to copy.
2. Type C.  You see:  COPY FROM WHICH DSS EXT #
3. Enter the number of the console from which you want to copy. You see:  FROM KEY # (01-80)
4. Enter the key number (on the other console) where you want to begin copying.  This entry does not have
to correspond to the key you are on.  You see:  TO KEY # (01-80)
5. Enter the key number (on the other console) where you want to end copying.  You see:  COPY COM-
PLETE
You can now continue programming keys.
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							KL- LISTING PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA
Description
Use this option to list the keyset and DSS Console key programming.  The system lists the keyset key program-
ming before the DSS Console key programming.
Sample Keyset Listing
KEYSET EXT # 300 
KEY #01 - LINE 801
KEY #02 - LINE 802
KEY #03 - LINE 803
KEY #04 - LINE 804
      through
KEY #24 - LINE 824
Sample DSS Console Listing
DSS EXT 302
DSS OWNER: 304
KEY #01 - HOTLINE TO EXT 304
KEY #02 - HOTLINE TO EXT 305
       through
KEY #80 - RELEASE
Conditions 
None
Default Value
•Keysets have lines 1-16 on keys 1-16. 
Feature Reference
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type K.  You see:  K-CMD
2. Type l.  You see:  LIST PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA FROM EXT #
3.
-Press RETURN to list the data for all keysets and consoles. Skip the remaining steps.
OR
-Enter the number of the keyset or console you want to begin the listing.  Press RETURN.  
You see:  TO EXT #
4.
-Press RETURN to have the listing include all remaining keysets and consoles. 
Skip the remaining steps.
OR
-Enter the number of the keyset or console you want to end the listing.  Press RETURN.
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							KS- PROGRAMMING KEYS FOR KEYSETS
Description
Use this option to assign a function to each keyset programmable key.  The chart below shows the options, the data
you enter and the related feature.  Remember, each keyset should have at least one switched or fixed loop key.
For this option... Enter this data.. Refer to this feature
Group Pickup G + Grp # (01-23) Group Call Pickup
Page P + Zone # (0-7) Paging
Record R Voice Mail Compatibility
Station Pickup S + Ext # Call Coverage Keys
Feature F + Line # + Definition
   - 0-9, *, #, P (Pause)
   - ,D (Delay), F (Flash)Centrex Compatible Feature
Keys
Hotline Ext # Hotline
Orbit Orbit # (60-69) Park
Sys Speed Dial 7+BIN # Speed Dial
Ext Speed Dial Bin # (50-59),(20-29) Speed Dial
Line Line # Central Office Calls 
(Answering and Placing)
Direct Inward Line
Prime Line Selection
Privacy Release Groups,
Private Line, Ringing Line
Preference, Tenant Service
Switch Loop 9 Loop Keys
Timer TA Auto Timer
TM Manual TimerCall Timer
Loop Access 9 a Line Grp # (0-8) Loop Keys
Note:
When programming a Data key, refer to the Data Products Manual.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
•On a keyset, keys 1-16 are for lines 1-16 (801-816).
Feature Reference
Refer to Programming in the following features:
Call Coverage Keys
Call Parking 
1
Call Timer
Central Office Calls, Answering
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							Central Office Calls, Placing
Centrex Compatible Feature Keys
Direct Inward Line (DIL)
Digital Door Box
Group Call Pickup 
1
Hotline
Loop Keys
Message Center
Paging 
1
Prime Line Selection
Privacy Release Groups
Private Line
Programmable Keys
Ringing Line Preference
Speed Dial
 1
Split
Telemarketing Dial
Tenant Service
Voice Mail Compatibility (Integrated Voice Messaging)
Voice Module Unit (VMU)
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For each keyset, on Table 6 enter:
•F in the Entry Identifier Options column for each Centrex feature key.  Leave this column 
blank if the key is not a Centrex feature key.
•The trunk (e.g., 801) or group (90-98) number in the Line Number Options columns if the
 key is a Centrex feature key. Leave this column blank if the key is not a Centrex feature key.
•The key definition in the Definition columns.
•The ring options (N=no ring, Y=immediate ring, D=delayed ring) in the Ring Options
 column.  This only applies to Group Call Pickup and Call Coverage keys.
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							To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type K.  You see:  K-CMD>
2. Type S.  You see:  KEYSET EXT # 300 -
3.
-Enter the number of the keyset you want to program and press RETURN.
OR
-Press RETURN to program the next consecutive extension 300 (starting with 300).
4. You see:  KEY #01 -
5.
-Type K, the key number you want to program (01-24) and press RETURN,
OR
-Press RETURN to program the next consecutive key (starting with key 01).
6. Enter the data for the key you select from Table 6 and press RETURN.
You advance to the next consecutive key.  After programming key 24, go back to step 3.  Or, press
ESC to return to the Main Menu.
To list the key programming for this extension (starting with the key you are on), press L instead of
entering data.
You can press + to move one key ahead: press - to move one key back.
To remove a key’s programming, type U.  To undefine all the keys for the extension, starting with
the key you are on, type Z.
To go to the next extension, type N.  To go the previous extension, type P.  You cannot type P if the
key is undefined.
To see a list of the options before you make your entry:
-Type H Y.  You see:
KEY TYPE            ENTRY (STD. NO. PLAN)
 GROUP PICKUP        G + GRP # (01-23)
 PAGE                P + ZONE # (0-7)
 RECORD              R
 STATION PICKUP      S + EXT #
 FEATURE             F + LINE # + DEFINITION
                         - 0-9, *, #
                         - P (PAUSE),D (DELAY),F (FLASH)
 HOTLINE             EXT #
 ORBIT               ORBIT # (60-69)
 SYSTEM SPEED DIAL   7+BIN #
  EXT SPEED DIAL      BIN # (50-59),(20-29)
 LINE                LINE #
 SWITCH LOOP         9
 TIMER               T
 LOOP ACCESS         9 + LINE GRP # (0-8)
OTHER COMMANDS:
     C= COPY KEYS    W= WRITE FROM BUFFER
        - 00= CLEAR BUFFER    K= GO TO KEY #
     U= UNDEFINE KEY         Z= UNDEFINE KEYS THRU END
     N= NEXT EXTENSION #     L= LIST KEYS THRU END
   += NEXT KEY           -= PREVIOUS KEY
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							To copy (mark) the KS programming from an extension:
This helps if you have extensions with similar or identical KS programming.
1. Using KS, go to the beginning of the key configuration you want to copy.
2. Type C.  You see:  KEYS TO COPY?.
3.
-Type in the number of keys you want to copy (e.g., 04), starting with the key you are programming.
To clear the copy buffer, type 00.  The copy buffer also clears when you exit the KS command.
-Press RETURN.  You see:  COPY UNDEFINED KEYS? [Y/N]
4.
-Type Y to copy all the keys in the configuration you have blocked out.  
This includes the undefined keys.
OR
-Type N to copy only the defined keys in the configuration you have blocked out.  
This excludes the undefined keys.  In either case, you see:  KEYS COPIED
To write the configuration you copied to another keyset:
1. Using KS, go to the beginning of the configuration where you want to insert the copied programming.
2. Type W.  You see:  WRITE UNDEFINED KEYS? [Y/N]
3.
-Type Y to write all the keys in the configuration you have blocked out. 
 This includes the undefined keys
OR
-Type N to write only the defined keys in the configuration you have blocked out.
This excludes the undefined keys.  In either case, you return to KS programming.
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							L- LISTING SYSTEM AND EXTENSION DATALE- LISTING DATA BY EXTENSION/TRUNK
Description
Use LE- Listing Data by Extension/Trunk to list the programmed options for each extension and trunk.  The re-
port is in extension/trunk number order.  There are three parts to the report:
•Programmed options for extensions (without ED)
•Programmed options for trunks (without ED)
•ED programming for extensions, OPX and DISA trunks
Below are samples of each of the three reports.
Sample Extension/Trunk Listing (Without ED)
Extensions
               NXT HNT    PG OPR MAS  SD PK RG LIN RL   VC HD ALW P L PR #KY OT
EXT  PO TY COS EXT TYP DS ZN EXT EXT  BK GP GP DUP PF P CL SET DND KEY GP STI KY
300  00 01  30      00  N 00 300 OP1 204 00 00  Y  N  Y  Y  N  Y      00  24  Y
301  01  X  01      00  N 00 300     203 00 00  Y  N  Y  Y  N 
302  02 06                   304 B01 199
303  03 06  
304  04 02  01      06  N 00 300     198 00 00  Y  N  Y  Y  N  Y      00  24  Y
Trunks
                  
 NXT SV DIR 1ST PK NIT TAN TOL STI
EXT  PO LIN TY COS LIN NO TRM LIN GP EXT LIN RES NUM
480 180  01 10  01     00         00      N   Y
481 181  02 10  01     00         00      N   Y
482 182  03 10  01     00         00      N   Y
483 183  04 10  01     00 400     00      N   Y
Sample Extension/Trunk Listing (ED Only)
Extensions, OPX and DISA Trunks
EXT 300
RING CONTROL
LINES  1 TO 24  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  
      25 TO 48  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  
      49 TO 72  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  R R R R  
ACCESS CONTROL
LINES  1 TO 24  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  
      25 TO 48  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  
      49 TO 72  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  
CALL-OUT CONTROL
LINES  1 TO 24  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  
      25 TO 48  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  
      49 TO 72  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  Y Y Y Y  
ACCESS TO GROUP 90
ACCESS TO GROUP 91
ACCESS TO GROUP 92
ACCESS TO GROUP 93
ACCESS TO GROUP 94
ACCESS TO GROUP 95
L- LISTING SYSTEM AND EXTENSION DATA
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