Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual

							QN- RESTORE STANDARD PORT ASSIGNMENTS
Description
Use this option to restore (reinstate) the standard extension/trunk-to-port assignments.  This may come in handy
if you want to restore the original assignments in a heavily modified system.  This option restores the trunk-to-
port assignments only.  It does not restore other programming.
Keep the following in mind when programming ports:
•Use E1- Port Number to change the extension/trunk assignment for a port.
•Use HH- Port/Extension Checker to make sure each port has only one assigned extension/trunk.
•You can optionally Use EZ- Extension-Port Swap (instead of E1) to change the extension/trunk assign-
ment for a port
•You can use X- Exchange Extension Data to swap two extensions (without physically moving their
ports).  With this option. the programming follows the extension number.
•Use LP- Listing Data by Port to list the programmed options for extensions/trunks in port number order.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
Each extension/trunk is offset from its port by 300 (e.g., trunk 348 is at port 48).
Feature Reference
None
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Q.  You see:  Q-CMD>
2. Type n.  You see:  RESTORE STD PORT NUMBERS?
3.
-Type Y to restore the standard extension/trunk port assignments.
OR
-Type N to leave the extension/trunk port assignments unchanged.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QN- RESTORE STANDARD PORT ASSIGNMENTS
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							QP- VOICE MAIL, MAILBOX INSTALLED
Description
Use this option to tell the system when a Voice Messaging System is connected.  Enable this option (Y) if the
system has a Voice Messaging System.  Disable this option (N) if the system does not have a Voice Messaging
System.
Conditions 
As soon as you enable QP, the system rings the Voice Mail ports.
Default Value
Voice Messaging System not installed (N).
Feature Reference
Message Waiting
Voice Mail Compatibility (Integrated Voice Messaging)
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QP- Mailbox Installed on Table 9, enter Y or N.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Q.  You see:  Q-CMD.
2. Type P.  You see:  MAILBOX INSTALLED?
3. Enter Y or N for QP- Mailbox Installed from Table 9.  You see: VX MASTER STATION
Go to QP- Voice Messaging Master Extension on the next page.
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QP- VOICE MAIL, MAILBOX INSTALLED
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							QP- VOICE MAIL, VOICE MESSAGING MASTER EXTENSION
Description
Use this option to designate the Voice Messaging System master extension number.  The extension you select
must be one of the Voice Messaging System ports.  Program the master number and designate VX ports before
assigning this option.  See Related Programming below.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
VX master number not programmed (300).
Feature Reference
Voice Mail Compatibility (Integrated Voice Messaging)
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QP- VX Master Station on Table 9, enter the Voice Messaging System master extension number.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. After programming QP- Mailbox Installed, you see:  VX MASTER STATION
2. Enter the QP- VX Master Station from Table 9 and press RETURN.
You return to the Main Menu.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QP- VOICE MAIL, VOICE MESSAGING MASTER EXTENSION
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							QQ- ’1’ PREFIX REQUIRED FOR NPA CALLS
Description
Use this option to indicate if the system is in a conflict area. A conflict area has conflict codes.  Conflict codes
are area codes (e.g., 212) that can also be local exchange codes.  You enable QQ if the system is in a conflict
area.  When you enable QQ (Y), users must dial 1 when dialing the conflict code as an area code.  Users omit
the 1 when dialing the conflict code as a local exchange.  You disable QQ if the system is not in a conflict area.
If you disable QQ, the system assumes all area codes (200-219 through 900-919) are never local exchanges.
This option is important for the following features:
•Automatic Route Selection (Appendix A)
•Toll Restriction
Conditions 
None
Default Value
System requires a ’1’ to precede each NPA (Y).
Feature Reference
NANP Compatibility
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QQ- ’1’ Prefix Required for NPA Call on Table 9, enter Y or N.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Q.  You see:  Q-CMD>
2. Type Q.  You see:  ’1’ Prefix required for npa call
3. Enter Y or N for QQ- ’1’ PREFIX REQUIRED FOR NPA CALLS from Table 9.
You return to the Main Menu.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QQ- ’1’ PREFIX REQUIRED FOR NPA CALLS
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							QQ- NO. OF DIGITS IN EQUAL ACCESS CODE
Description
Available in Software Levels:
Base AUX 
> Y5.0> Y2.0
Use this option to indicate the number of digits in an Equal Access Code.  The range is 5-9 (i.e., 10XXX is a 5-
digit Equal Access code).  The system does not prevent Equal Access, but can Toll Restrict the digits users dial
after the Equal Access Code. The system assumes all Equal Access codes are in the 10X format.  For example
(with 5-digit codes), the system Toll Restricts 10XXX-NPA calls identically to 1-NPA calls.  Set this option for
compatibility with the local telco.
The option AP- Allow Equal Access does not apply to the above systems.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
The system has 5-digit Equal Access Codes.
Feature Reference
Equal Access Compatibility
NANP Compatibility
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QQ- No. of Digits in Equal Access Code on Table 9, enter the number of Equal Access Digits re-
quired.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. After programming QQ- ’1’ Prefix Required for NPA Calls, you see:  NO. OF DIGIT IN EQUAL AC-
CESS CODE
2. Enter the data for QQ- No. of Digits in Equal Access Code from Table 9.  You see:  0 OR 1 REQUIRED
IN SECOND DIGIT OF NPA CODE
Go to QQ- 0 or 1 in Second Digit of NPA.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QQ- NO. OF DIGITS IN EQUAL ACCESS CODE
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							QQ- 0 OR 1 IN SECOND DIGIT OF NPA
Description
Available in Software Levels:
Base AUX 
> Y5.0> Y2.0
Use this option to set the NPA numbering plan for compatibility with the local telco.  When you enable this op-
tion (Y), all NPA codes must have 0 or 1 as the second digit.  If you disable this option (N), the second NPA
digit can be any number from 0-9.  In this case, NPA codes can use numbering similar to NNX codes. For addi-
tional information, refer to the Toll Restriction feature.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
System requires a 0 or 1 as the second digit of each NPA (Y).
Feature Reference
NANP Compatibility
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QQ- 0 or 1 in Second Digit of NPA on Table 9, enter Y or N.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. After programming No. of Digits in Equal Access Code, you see: 0 OR 1 REQUIRED IN SECOND
DIGIT OF NPA CODE?
2. Enter the data for QQ- 0 or 1 in Second Digit of NPA from Table 9.
You return to the Main Menu.
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QQ- 0 OR 1 IN SECOND DIGIT OF NPA
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							QR- SIDE TONE TEST DIGIT
Description
Use this option to designate the digit used for the side tone test.  This test adjusts the side tone level for each
trunk. When you initiate the test (by using the IS option), the system:
•Seizes the trunk you specify for testing
•Outputs the side tone test digit onto the trunk
•Listens for the side tone level
•Automatically adjusts the side tone gain for optimum level
The system automatically does a side tone test on each trunk after system power up.
Conditions 
Make sure the digit you select doesn’t activate a feature on the connected trunk (for example, dialing 9 behind a
PBX).
Default Value
The side tone test digit is 2.
Feature Reference
None
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. Enter the side tone test digit for QR- Side Tone Test Digit on Table 9.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Q.  You see:  Q-CMD>
2. Type R.  You see:  SIDE TONE TEST DIGIT
3. Enter data for QR- Side Tone Test Digit from Table 9.
You go to the Main Menu.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QR- SIDE TONE TEST DIGIT
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							QS- INSTALL REMOTE KSU
Description
Use to install (Y) or remove (N) the expansion CEU.  You may need to remove the expansion CEU for servic-
ing.  Once removed, the expansion CEU will not generate alarms.  This option can also display the expansion
CEU software level.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
If functioning properly, the expansion CEUs automatically install when you power up.  If already powered up,
the expansion CEUs automatically install when you connect the 8-pin AUX cable.
Feature Reference
None
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QS- on Table 9, enter Y or N.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Q.  You see:  Q-CMD>
2. Type S.  You see:  EXPANED KSU 1
3. Enter Y to install expansion CEU 1
OR
Enter N to remove expansion CEU1.  In either case, you see: EXPANDED KSU 2.
OR
Return to see software level.
4. Repeat step 3 for expansion CEU number 2.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QS- INSTALL REMOTE KSU
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							QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, PARK ORBIT RECALL TIME
Description
Use this option to specify the recall time for System Park orbits 60-67.  The Park Orbit Recall Time sets how
long a Parked call remains in orbit before recalling the extension that initially parked it.  The range is 0-970 sec-
onds (16 minutes, 10 seconds), but the system will only recognize entries of 20 and above.  Note that the recall
time for orbits 68 and 69 is fixed at five minutes.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
1 minute (060)
Feature Reference
Call Parking
System Timers
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QT- Orbit Time on Table 9, enter the Call Park orbit time.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. Type Q.  You see:  Q-CMD
2. Type T.  You see:  ORBIT TIME? (0-970 SECONDS)
3. Enter the QT- Park Orbit Recall Time entry from Table 9 and press RETURN.  You see:  HOLD-RCL
TIME FOR KEYSET? (0-970 SECS)
Go to QT- Hold Recall Time on the next page.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, PARK ORBIT RECALL TIME
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							QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, HOLD RECALL TIME
Description
Use this option to specify the Hold Recall Time.  The Hold Recall Time sets how long a call will remain on
Hold before recalling the extension that placed it on Hold.  The range is 0-970 seconds (16 minutes, 10 sec-
onds), but the system will only recognize entries of 20 and above.  This interval applies to all extensions, not
just keysets.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
1 minute (060 seconds)
Feature Reference
Hold
System Timers
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
1. For QT- Hold-Rcl Time for Keyset on Table 9, enter the Hold Recall interval.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
1. After programming QT- Park Orbit Recall Time, you see:  HOLD-RCL TIME FOR KEYSET? (0-970
SECS)
2. Enter the QT- Hold Recall Time from Table 9 and press RETURN. You see:  CAMP-ON TIME? (0-970
SECS).
Go to QT- Camp-On Time on the next page.
Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, HOLD RECALL TIME
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