TiE Onyx 2, 3, 4, 5 Service And Programming Manual

							K-   DATA FOR  AND DSS CONSOLES
KD- 
 KEYS FOR DSS CONSOLES
Instructions
(Cont’d)
Step 8 l
Step 1 l
Step 2 l
Step 3 
Step 
Step 5 
To see a list of the options before you make your entry:o Type H Y. You see:
KEY TYPEENTRY (STD. NO. PLAN)
PAGE P + ZONE  (0-7)
HOTLINEEXT 
ORBITORBIT  (60-69)DSS SPEED S + BIN  (01-80)
LINELINE 
OTHER COMMANDS: UNDEFINE KEY
.
 UNDEFINE KEYS THRU END LIST KEYS  END COPY KEYS FROM ANOTHER DSS +  NEXT KEY   PREVIOUS KEY
o Repeat steps 6 and 7 to program additional keys
OR
 Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
To copy the KD programming from another console:
This helps if you have consoles with similar or identical KD programming.
Using KD, go to the beginning of the configuration you want to copy.
Type C. You see: 
COPY FROM WHICH DSS  
Enter the number of the console from which you want to copy. You see:
FROM KEY # 
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. Y
OU
see: TO KEY # (01-80)
Enter the key number (on the other console) where you want to end copying.
 see: COPY COMPLETEYou can now continue programming keys.
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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA FOR  AND DSS CONSOLES
KL- LISTING PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA
Description
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step 
Step  
Step 2 l
Step 3 l
Step 4 l
Use this option to list the  and DSS Console key programming. The
system lists the 
 key programming before the DSS Console key
programming.
Sample 
 Listing
 EXT # 300
KEY 
 LINE 801
KEY  LINE 802
KEY 
 LINE 803KEY  LINE 804throughKEY  LINE 824
Sample DSS Console Listing
DSS EXT 302
DSS OWNER: 304
KEY  HOTLINE TO EXT 304
KEY 
 HOTLINE TO EXT 305
through
KEY X80
 RELEASE
Conditions
None
Default Value
30-button  have lines l-24 (l-16 in VS) on keys 1-24 (1-16 in VS).
lo-button 
 have lines 21-24 on keys 21-24 (unassigned  in VS).
None
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type K. You see: 
Type L. You see:LIST PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA FROM EXT 
Press RETURN to list the data for all  and consoles. Skip the
remaining steps.
OR
Enter the number of the  or console you want to begin the listing.
Press 
RETURN. You see: TO  #
 Press RETURN to have the listing include all remaining  and
consoles. Skip the remaining steps.
OR
Enter the number of the  or console you want to end the listing.
Press 
RETURN.
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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA FOR  AND DSS CONSOLES
KS- PROGRAMMING KEYS FOR 
Description
Use this option to assign a function to each 
 programmable key. 
chart below shows the options, the data you enter and the related feature.
Remember, each 
 should have at  switched or fixed loop key.
For  this option... Enter this data..Refer to this feature
Group Pickup
 + Grp  (01-23)Group Call Pickup
Page + Zone  (O-7)Paging
Record
Voice Mail Compatibility
Station Pickup
  Ext Call Coverage Keys
Feature
 + Line  + Definition Compatible Feature
 O-9,   P (Pause) Keys
 ,D (Delay), F (Flash)
Hotline Ext 
Hotline
OrbitOrbit 
 (60-69)Park
Sys Speed Dial # Speed  Dial
Ext Speed DialBin 
 Speed Dial
LineLine 
Central Office Calls
Prime Line Selection
Privacy Groups, Private Line
Ringing Line Preference
Tenant Service
On/Off Duty IACD (ONYX IV)
Switch Loop
“9”Loop Keys
Timer
 (ONYX II, III and IV)Call Timer
“TA” Auto Timer (VS only)
“TM” Manual Timer (VS Only)
Loop  Access “9” a Line Grp 
 (O-8) Keys
ICM Directory
Dialing
DDirectory Dialing
Station 
(ONYX IV)
Appearance El or E2 + extensionDual Line 
 IV)
Multiple Directory Numbers
(ONYX Iv)
Voice 
Private ICM V + extensionReverse Voice Over
(ONYX IV)
Split
SSplit (ONYX IV)
Auto AnswerAUTO KEY’Automatic Answer
(ONYX IV)
Note:When programming a Data key, refer to the Data Products Manual.
Conditions
If you replace a   with a lo-button  the system erases
the programming for keys l-20.
Default Value
On a 30-button  keys l-24 are for lines 1-24  In VS, keys 
16 are for lines 1-16 (801-816).
On a lo-button 
 keys 21-24 are for lines 21-24 (821-824). Keys l-20
are unused.
   attendant  have key 23 permanently assigned as the Auto Answer key. Refer to Automatic 
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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA FOR  AND DSS CONSOLES
KS- 
PROGRAMMING KEYS FOR 
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step 1 
Step 1 
Step 2 
Step 3 l
Refer to Programming in the features listed below.
Refer to Programming in the following features:
Automatic Call Distribution (ONYX IV)
Call Coverage Keys
Call Parking*
Call Timer
Central Office Calls, Answering and Placing
 Compatible Feature Keys
Direct Inward Dialing
Direct Inward Dialing
Direct Inward Line
Directory Dialing (ONYX IV)
Dual Line Appearance (ONYX IV)
Group Call Pickup’
Hotline
 Keys
Multiple Directory Numbers (ONYX IV)
Paging’
Prime Line Selection
Privacy Groups
Private Line
Programmable Keys
Reverse Voice Over (ONYX IV)
Ringing Line Preference
Speed 
Split
Tenant Service
Voice Mail Compatibility
To enter data on the 
For each  on Table 7 enter:
F in the Entry Identifier Options column for each  feature key.
Leave this column blank if the key is not a 
 feature key.
 The trunk (e.g., 801) or group (90-98)number in the Line Number Options
columns if the key is a 
 feature key. Leave this column blank if the
key is not a 
 feature key.
 The key definition in the Definition columns.
 The ring options (N=no ring, Y=immediate ring,  ring) in the
Ring Options column. This only applies to Group Call Pickup, Call
Coverage, Dual Line Appearance and Multiple Directory Number keys.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type K. You see: 
Type S. You see:   #  
Enter the number of the  you want to  and press RETURN.
OR
Press RETURN to program the next consecutive extension  (starting
with 300).
KS programming is not required for this feature to operate.
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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY  FOR  AND DSS CONSOLES
KS- PROGRAMMING KEYS FOR 
Instructions
(Cont’d)
Step  You see: KEY  
Step 5  Type K, the key number you want to program (01-24) and press RETURN,
l  RETURN to program the next consecutive key (starting with key 01).
Step 6 lEnter the data for the key you select from Table 7 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 (ONYX  sample):
KEY TYPE
GROUP PICKUP
PAGERECORDSTATION PICKUP
FEATURE
HOTLINE
ORBIT
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL
EXT SPEED DIAL
LINE
SWITCH LOOP
TIMER
LOOP ACCESS
OTHER COMMANDS:
C= COPY KEYS
  CLEAR
ENTRY (STD. NO. PLAN) + GRP # (01-23) + ZONE # (O-7)  s + EXT # F + LINE # + DEFINITION
 o-9,  # P (PAUSE),D  EXT #ORBIT # (60-69) #BIN # LINE  9  T 9 + LINE GRP  (O-8)
W= WRITE FROM BUFFERBUFFERK= G-O TO KEY 
U= UNDEFINE  KEYZ =   UNDEFINE KEYS THRU END
N= NEXT EXTENSION #
 + NEXT KEY
  LIST KEYS THRU  END  PREVIOUS KEY
To copy (mark) the KS programming from an extension:This helps if you have extensions with similar or identical KS programming.
Step  Using KS, go to the beginning of the key configuration you want to copy.
Step 2 lType C. You see: KEYS TO COPY?.
 -Type in the number of keys you want to copy (e.g.,  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  [Y/N]
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
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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA FOR   DSS CONSOLES
KS- 
PROGRAMMING KEYS FOR 
Instructions
(Cont’d)
Step  
Step  l
Step  l
To write the configuration  copied to another 
Using KS. go to the  of the configuration  you want to insert
the copied programming.
Type W. You see: 
WRITE UNDEFINED KEYS? [Y/N]
 Type Y to write all the  in the configuration you have blocked out.
This includes the undefined keys.
OR
 Type N to write  the defined keys in the configuration you have
blocked out. This excludes the undefined keys. In either case, you return
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							L-  SYSTEM AND EXTENSION 
LE- LISTING  BY EXTENSION/TRUNK
Description
Use LE- Listing Data 
  to list the programmed options for
each extension and trunk. The report is in 
 number order.
There are three parts to the report:
 Programmed options for extensions  ED)
 Programmed options for trunks  ED)
 ED programming for extensions. OPX. DISA and Tie trunks
Below are samples of each of the three reports.
Sample 
 Listing (Without ED)
Extensions
NXT RNTPC OPR SD PK RG LIN VC ED P L PR #RX OTEXTPO TY COS EXT TYP DS  EXT EXTBK GP GP DUP PF P CL SET DND KEY GP  KY300000130 00N003002040000YNXXNX00 24X30101x0100N00300203 00 00YN Y X N302 0206304199
3030306
304 0402 0106 N 00300198 00 00XNXXNX0024x
TrunksNXT SV DIR  PK NIT TAN TOL EXT PO LIN TX COS LIN NO  LIN GP EXT LIN RES 480 180 0110 010000 NX481 181 0210 0100 00NX482182 03 10 0100 00NX4831830410 0100 400 00NX
Sample Extension/Trunk Listing (ED Only)
Extensions, OPX, 
 and Tie TrunksEXT RING CONTROLLINES1 TO 24RRRR RRRR RRRRRRRR RRRRRRRR
25 TO 48  R  R RRRRRRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRRACCESS CONTROLLINES1 TO 24xxxx  xxxxxxxx XXXX PXXXxxxxxxxx XXXX XXXX PXXX XXXX XXXXxxxxCALL-OUT CONTROLLINESlTO24 XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXXxxxx
25 TO 48 X X X X xxxx  xxxx   XXXX XXYX xxxx 
ACCESS TO GROUP 90ACCESS TO GROUP 91ACCESS TO GROUP 92ACCESS TO GROUP 93
ACCESS TO GROUP 94ACCESS TO GROUP 95
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							L- LISTING SYSTEM AND EXTENSION DATA
LE- LISTING DATA BY EXTENSION/TRUNK
Description
(Cont’d)
The following chart explains the abbreviations used in the LE report.
Abbreviations for Extensions
For 
this
EXT
POEl
TY
cosE3
NXT EXT E4
HNTTYP 
DSE6
PGZN E7
OPR EXT E9
MAS EXT EA
SDBK EB
PKGP EC
RG GP
LIN DUP 
RLPF 
PEF
VCCL EF
HD SET EF
ALW DND 
PL KEY EL
PRGP EC
#KY STI
 Number of Programmable Keys.  Circuit 
Refer to this option...
Extension Number
Port Number
Circuit Type
Class of Service number
Next 
 in Hunt Group
Hunt Type
Data Set
Page Zone
Attendant (Operator) Assignment
UCD Group Master Extension Number
Personal Speed Dial Block
Group Call Pickup Group
Ring Group
Allow Line Code Dial-up
Ringing Line Preference
 Through Telephone Speaker
Incoming Voice Call 
 Speaker
Headset Mode
Do Not Disturb (DND)
Prime Line Key
Privacy Group
OTKY 
For this
Abbr...
EXT
POEl
LIN
TY
E2
cosE3
NXT LIN E4
SVNO E7
DIR TRM E9
 LIN EA
PKGP EC
NIT EXT EI
TAN LIN 
TOL RES EJ
 NUM 
Key Access to  Lines
Abbreviations for Trunks
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SOFTWARE  
Refer to this option...
Trunk Number
Port Number
Line Number (e.g. 01)
Type of Circuit
Class of Service
Next Trunk in Outbound Rotary
Trunk Service Number
Direct Trunk Termination
First Trunk in Group
Call Pickup Group
Night Call Routing
Tandem Trunk
Toll Restriction
 Circuit Number (OPX, DID and Tie Trunks)
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							L- LISTING SYSTEM AND EXTENSION DATA
LE- LISTING DATA BY EXTENSION/TRUNK
Description
(Cont’d)
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step  
Step  
Step  
Step 3 
Step  
Step 5 
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Conditions
None
Default Value
None
None
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
L. You see: 
Type E. You see: FROM EXT 
 Press RETURN to have the report include all extensions and trunks.
OR
Enter the number of the extension or trunk to begin the report and press
RETURN. You see: TO EXT #
Press RETURN to have the report include all the remaining extensions and
trunks.
OR
Enter the number of the extension or trunk to end the report and press
RETURN. In either case, you see: RING/ACCESS DATA? N (Y/N]
 Type Y to have the report include only ED data.
OR
 Type N or press RETURN to have the report include all the data except ED.
 CONFIGURATION Z-219 
						

							L- LISTING SYSTEM AND EXTENSION 
LP- LISTING DATA BY PORT
Description
Use LP- Listing Data  Port to list the programmed options for extensions
and trunks in port number order. This report is the same as LE- Listing Data
bv Extension/Trunk 
 except that the data is correlated to ports. Refer to 
 Data bv  for details on the report contents. Note that
LP- 
  by Port report does not display ED programming.
Conditions
None
Default Value
None
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step 
Step  
Step 2 
Step 3 
Step 4 
None
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type L. You see: 
Type P. You see: FROM PORT 
 Press RETURN to have the report include all ports. Go to step 
OR
 Enter the number of the port to begin the report and press RETURN. You
see: TO PORT #
Press RETURN to have the report include all the remaining ports.
OR
Enter the number of the port to end the report and press RETURN.
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