Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual

							ARS WITH DIAL TREATMENT AUTHORIZATION CODES
You may be required to enter a Dial Treatment Authorization code before
certain calls can be placed. Check with your attendant or communications
manager to see if you are required to enter these codes, and, if so, what
the valid Dial Treatment Authorization Codes are. If an SMDR Account
Code is also required, the Dial Treatment code is entered after the SMDR
Account Code.
Using Dial Treatment Authorization Codes
To enter a Dial Treatment Authorization Code:
•Place call. You hear ARS dial tone.
•Dial #. Dial tone stops.
•Dial Authorization Code (up to 10 digits).
•Dial #.
The system routes the call.
You can optionally use Speed Dial for one-button SMDR Account Code entry.
Description
ARS WITH DIAL TREATMENT AUTHORIZATION CODES
80Automatic Route Selection 
						

							BYPASSING ARS
Your extension may be allowed to bypass ARS for certain types of calls.
Check with your attendant or communications manager to see if you have
this capability. 
Note: 
 When ARS is bypassed, the call is restricted according to Toll Re-
striction and Class of Service programming.
To bypass ARS:
•Press any loop key not assigned to trunk group 90.
OR
•Use a two-digit dial-up trunk group code (91-98).
OR
•Use Direct Trunk Access (396-427).
OR
•Press any line key.
OR
•Dial the three-digit trunk access code (801-832).
Refer to your extension’s Feature Handbook for step-by-step instructions
on the above procedures.
Description
BYPASSING ARS
Automatic Route Selection81 
						

							COMMAND STRUCTURE, ARS
ARS COMMAND LEVEL (ARS>)
D= DISPLAY (ALL DATA) Display all ARS data.
M= CONFIGURE Enter or change ARS data.
CONFIGURE COMMAND LEVEL (CNF>)
D= DIAL TREATMENTS
DIAL TREATMENTS COMMAND LEVEL (DT>)
D= DISPLAY DATA Display workspace and/or system RAM data.
M= MODIFY DATA Enter or change Dial Treatment data.
MODIFY DATA COMMAND LEVEL (DT#>)
D= DISPLAY Display entry for Dial Treatment currently being modified.
F= FIND Select another Dial Treatment for modification.
C= CHANGE Change entry for the Dial Treatment currently being modified.
E= EXIT Store Dial Treatment entries.
S= STORE NEW DATA Store new Dial Treatment entries in system RAM.
E= STORE & EXIT Store entries and exit to the ARS Command Level.
Q= EXIT Exit without saving entries from programming session.
E= E.A. & OPR-ASSIST
E.A. & OPR-ASSIST COMMAND LEVEL (EA&OP>)
D= DISPLAY DATA Display workspace and/or system RAM data.
M= MODIFY DATA Enter or change E.A. & OPR-ASSIST data.
MODIFY DATA COMMAND LEVEL
OPR-ASSISTED CALLS - S# Specify Selection Number for operator-assisted calls.
INTERNATIONAL CALLS - S# Specify Selection Number for international calls.
EQUAL-ACCESS - S# Specify Selection Number for Equal Access calls.
E= EXIT Store entries and exit to the ARS Command Level.
R= RATE PERIODS
RATE PERIODS COMMAND LEVEL (RP>)
D= DISPLAY DATA Display workspace and/or system RAM data.
M= MODIFY DATA Enter or change Rate Periods data.
MODIFY DATA COMMAND LEVEL
MON-FRI Program or change Monday through Friday Rate Periods.
SATURDAY Program or change Saturday Rate Periods.
SUNDAY Program or change Sunday Rate Periods.
HOLIDAY Program or change Holiday Rate Periods.
S= STORE NEW DATA Store new Rate Periods data in system RAM.
E= STORE & EXIT Store entries and exit to the ARS Command Level.
Q= EXIT Exit to the ARS Command Level without saving changes.
C= CALL ROUTE OPTIONS
CALL ROUTE OPTIONS COMMAND LEVEL (CRO>)
D= DISPLAY DATA Display workspace and/or system RAM data.
Description
COMMAND STRUCTURE, ARS
82Automatic Route Selection 
						

							CALL ROUTE OPTIONS MODIFY DATA COMMAND LEVEL (>)  (cont.)
M= MODIFY DATA Enter or change Call Route Options data.
    SEL. NO. - Designate Selection Number for option to be modified.
    RP NO. Designate Rate Period for option to be modified.
MODIFY DATA COMMAND LEVEL 
F= FIND Select another Selection # and Rate Period for modification.
I= INSERT Create and insert option at specified point in option list.
A= ADD Create and insert option at bottom of option list.
D= DELETE Delete option (s) from option list.
E= EXIT Store Call Route Option entries.
E= EXIT Store entries and exit to the ARS Command Level.
S= 6-DIGIT TABLE
6-DIGIT TABLE COMMAND LEVEL (6DIG>)
D= DISPLAY DATA Display workspace and/or system RAM data.
M= MODIFY DATA Enter or change 6-digit table data.
  NPA -
MODIFY DATA COMMAND LEVEL (NPA #)
N= NEXT LIST Enter NNX codes in next NNX list for NPA selected.
P= PREV LIST Enter NNX codes in previous NNX list for NPA selected.
S= S# CHANGES Change Selection Numbers for NPA selected.
F= FIND Select another NPA for modification. 
I= INSERT Create and insert a new NNX list for NPA selected.
A= ADD Add NNX codes to NNX list currently selected for NPA.
D= DELETE Delete specified portions of 6-digit table.
E= EXIT Store 6-digit table entries.
E= EXIT Store entries and exit to the ARS Command Level.
T= 3-DIGIT TABLE
3-DIGIT TABLE COMMAND LEVEL (3DIG>)
B= BLOCK LOAD Enter data for a block (consecutive group) of codes.
D= DISPLAY DATA Display workspace and/or system RAM data.
M= MODIFY DATA Enter or change individual codes in 3-digit table.
  FIRST NNX TO PROGRAM
MODIFY DATA COMMAND LEVEL (NPA # OR NNX #)
N= NEXT Select next consecutive code for modification.
P= PREV Select previous consecutive code for modification.
D= DISPLAY Display entered value for code selected for modification.
F= FIND Select a new code for modification.
C= CHANGE Change programmed entries for code selected for modification.
E= EXIT Store 3-digit table entries.
S= STORE NEW DATA Load current 3-digit table entries into system RAM.
Description
COMMAND STRUCTURE, ARS
Automatic Route Selection83 
						

							3-DIGIT TABLE COMMAND LEVEL (3DIG>)
   (cont.)
E= STORE & EXIT Store entries and exit to the ARS Command Level.
Q= EXIT Exit to the ARS Command Level without saving changes.
Q= EXIT Exit from the M= Configure Command Level.
I= INITIALIZE
INITIALIZE COMMAND LEVEL (INI>)
A= ALL DATA Initialize all data.
D= DIAL TREATMENTS Initialize just the Dial Treatments data.
O= OPR-ASSIST & E.A. SEL. NOS Initialize just the E.A. & OPR. ASSIST data.
R= RATE PERIODS Erase current Rate Periods table and load standard values.
S= 6-DIGIT & SEL. NO. LISTS Initialize the 6-digit table and the Call Route Options.
T= 3-DIGIT TABLE Initialize just the 3-digit table.
C= CHECK DATA Verify that all portions of ARS have been initialized.
E= EXIT Store entries and exit to the ARS Command Level.
Q= QUIT Exit to the ARS Command Level without storing changes.
S= SHORT
Suppress command level menu displays.
V= VERBOSE
Allow command level menu displays.
E= EXIT
Exit to main menu of commands.
Description
COMMAND STRUCTURE, ARS
84Automatic Route Selection 
						

							CHARTS 
						

							Table 1  SYSTEM FLASH RATES (Page 1 of 3)
Graphite Phone with Dual Color LEDs
Your phone is idle (not on a call)All LEDs out (dark)
Outside Calls
An outside line is busy The line key is On Red
An outside call is ringing your phone The line key flashes Slowly Red if it’s shared, Off then
Quickly Flashing Green if it’s just for you
And then you answer it The line key is On Green 
Or answer it with Privacy released The line key flashes Quickly Green
You place the outside call on Hold The line key is On then Slowly Flashing Green
Or a co-worker places it on Hold The line key flashes Moderately Red
Or you place the outside call on Exclusive Hold The line key is On then Quickly Flashing Green 
If a call on Hold recalls to you The line key is Off then Quickly Flashing Green
Intercom Calls
An Intercom call rings your phone ICM flashes Slowly Green
You answer the Intercom call ICM flashes Quickly Red
You place the Intercom call on Hold HOLD flashes Quickly Green then On
And then it recalls to you ICM flashes Slowly Green
Miscellaneous Features
You activate Microphone Mute MIC/DND is On Red
You activate Do Not Disturb MIC/DND flashes Quickly Red
You have a Message Waiting MSG flashes Quickly Red
You activate Call Forwarding, Personal Greeting or
Selectable Display MessagingMSG flashes Slowly Green 
						

							Table 1  SYSTEM FLASH RATES (Page 2 of 3)
Phone with Single Color (Red) LEDs
Your phone is idle (not on a call)All LEDs out (dark)
Outside Calls
An outside line is busy The line key is On
An outside call is ringing your phone The line key flashes Slowly if it’s shared, Off then flashing
Quickly if it’s just for you
And then you answer it The line key is On
Or answer it with Privacy released The line key flashes Quickly
You place the outside call on Hold The line key is On then flashing Moderately
Or a co-worker places the call on Hold The line key flashes Moderately
Or you place the outside call on Exclusive Hold The line key is On then flashing Quickly
If a call on Hold recalls to you The line key is Off then flashing Quickly
Intercom Calls
An Intercom call rings your phone ICM flashes Slowly
You answer the Intercom call ICM flashes Quickly
You place the Intercom call on Hold HOLD is ON then  flashes Quickly
And then it recalls to you ICM flashes Slowly
Miscellaneous Features
You activate Microphone Mute MIC/DND is On
You activate Do Not Disturb MIC/DND flashes Quickly
You have a Message Waiting MSG flashes Quickly
You activate Call Forwarding, Personal Greeting or
Selectable Display MessagingMSG flashes Slowly 
						

							Table 1  SYSTEM FLASH RATES (Page 3 of 3)
       DSS Console
All programmed extensions  idle (not on a
call)All LEDs out (dark)
Outside Calls
An outside line is busyThe line key on ON Red
Intercom Calls
You place an Intercom call DSS key being called flashes Quickly Red
You place the Intercom call on HoldHOLD flashes Moderately Red
Miscellaneous Features
An extension activates Do Not DisturbDSS key for that extension flashes Quickly
Red