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

							L- LISTING SYSTEM AND EXTENSION DATA
LS- LISTING SYSTEM DATA
Description
Use this option to display the system data report. This report shows
 The installed SIM  and their software level (56x120 and 72x180
systems only)
 The installed line/trunk  and their software level (except in VS)
 The installed extensions, their names and their circuit types
 The installed trunks. their names and their circuit types
Following is a sample LS- Listing System Data report:
CARDS DEFINEDSW REVMAIN CABINET
SIM001
LINE104LINE203LINE301EXPANSION CABINET NONE
EXPANSION CABINET NONE
EXTENSIONS DEFINED
300(OPERATOR)302
304(EXTENSION304)305(EXTENSION305)
306(EXTENSION306)
307
462
480 (TRUNX 480)481(TRUNK 481)482(TRUNX 482)
 DSS CONSOLE (OWNED BY 304)
 DISPLAY SET1-CH XEYSET  l-CH 
Keep the  mind when using the LS- Listing System Data option:
If you enable a line/trunk PCB in QS without plugging it in, the LS report
doesn’t list it.
If you remove a line/trunk PCB that was previously enabled in QS, the LS
report still lists it.
 Use the HD- System Status option to display call activity at each
trunk/extension and the status of every line/trunk PCB.
Check  Circuit Type for each extension and trunk you want to include
in the listing.
 Check NP- Programming Names and Messages for extension/trunk names.
Conditions
None
Default Value
None
Related
Programming
None
Feature Reference
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
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							L- LISTING SYSTEM AND EXTENSION DATA
LS- LISTING SYSTEM 
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
Step  No entry required
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Step  lType L. You see: 
Step 2 l S. The report displays.
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							 CANCEL ACCESS LEVEL
Description
Note:
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Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step 1 
Step 1 
Issue 1-OUse this option to immediately reinstate password (access code) level 0. 
For
example, if you enter a level  or access code, the system enables the access
level for about 10 minutes. During this time. unauthorized modifications can
be made to your system’s programming. To protect your system’s
programmed options. use M- Cancel Access Level after making your entry.
Refer to the 
  Password Protection feature to find out the
password (access) levels required for each option.
Use the Y- Change System Passwords option to change the level 1 and 
passwords.
Conditions
None
Default Value
None
None
None
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type M. You see: PASSWORD LEVEL 
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							M- CANCEL ACCESS LEVEL
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							N- PROGRAMMING NAMES AND MESSAGES
ND- PRINTING THE DIRECTORY
Description
Sote:
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Feature Reference
Instructions
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Step  
Step 2 
Step 3 
Step  
Use this option to print an alphabetized directory of extension names. The
directory 
 prints names for installed extensions. The directory prints in
the following format:
 Line feeds
 Date and Time header
 Line feed
Directory contents  lines of text per page)
 Page feed
The directory does not include trunk names or Selectable Display Messages.
Use NP- Programming Names and Messages to program names.
Conditions
None
Default Value
None
None
None
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data  the programming terminal:
Type 
N. You see: 
Type D. You see:TURN ON AUX PRINTER PORT, ENTER  WHEN
READY
Connect a printer to your programming terminal, keeping the following in
mind:
 The connected printer must be an Epson FX compatible printer
 Enable the programming terminal’s  port. Refer to the terminal
manufacturer’s instructions.
 Check the programming terminal’s baud rate for compatibility with the
printer’s baud rate.
Press RETURN.The directory prints.
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							N- PROGRAMMING NAMES AND 
NL- LISTING NAMES AND 
Description
Use this option to list:
 Extension and trunk names
 Selectable  
Following is a sample names and messages listing:
ExtensionsEXT  300 OPERATOR
EXT#301
EXT302
EXT#303
EXT # 304FRED
EXT # 305SALLY
TrunksEXT # 480SALES
EXT  481SERVICE 01
EXT # 482SERVICE 02
MessagesMSG # 600 OUT TO LUNCH
MSG # 601 ON VACATION
MSG # 602MEET IN ROOM
MSG # 603 CALL
Conditions
None
Default Value
None
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step 1 l
Step 1 l
Step 2 
Step 3 
Step  l
None
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
N. You see: N-CMD
Type L. You see: FROM 
Enter the number of the extension, trunk or message you want to begin the
listing and press 
RETURN. You see: TO  Go to step 4.
OR
 Press RETURN to have the listing include all extensions, trunks and
messages.
Enter the number of the extension, trunk or message you want to end the
listing and press 
RETURN.
OR
 Press RETURN to have the listing include all the remaining extensions,
trunks and messages.
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							N- PROGRAMMING NAMES AND MESSAGES
NP- PROGRAMMING NAMES AND MESSAGES
Description
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step 1 l
Step 
Step 2 
Step 3 
Issue 1-OUse this option to assign names to extensions and trunks 
and to program
Selectable Display Messages. Use this option with the following 
Central Office Calls, Answering
Direct Inward Dialing
Direct Inward Line
Direct Inward System Access
Directory Dialing
Directory Dialing (ONYX IV)
Intercom
Private Lines
Selectable Display Messages
Tie lines
T
O print the names directory, refer to the ND- Printing the Directory.
Conditions
None
Default Value
No names or messages programmed.
Directory Dialing (ONYX IV)
KS- Programming Kegs For   For  designate a
programmable key as type D.
QC- Operator Programming, DSS Keys  For Attendant Consoles,
designate a programmable key as type D. You should only have one 
 key
per console.
Directory Dialing (ONYX IV)
Selectable Display Messages
To enter data on the PRF:
Record the extension and trunk names (up to 16 digits) on Tables 3-5.
OR
Record the Selectable Display Messages (up to 16 digits) on Table 
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type N. You see: 
Type P. You see: EXT # 
Enter the number of the extension, trunk or message you want to program
and press RETURN. You see or the previously programmed name.
OR
 Press RETURN to begin programming extension 
Type in the name or message (up to 16 digits) and press  YOU 
  for the next extension, trunk or message.To erase an existing name or message, enter 
When programming an appendable Selectable Display Message, for   want to press the space bar for the last character. Remember, if your message is 14 characters long (13  space bar), users can only append  characters.
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							N-  NAMES AND MESSAGES
NP-  NAMES AND 
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							0- LABEL MAKER AND SELECTIVE HISTORY
OL- LABEL MAKER
Description
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Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step  
Step  
Step 2 
Step 3 
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Step  
Step 6 
Step 7 l
Use this command to print site-specific data on kevset telephone labels. The
label maker prints out the KS assignments and 
 Hotline names and
DSS assignments. For best results. use the tractor feed label inserts 
83257). These inserts are identical to the labels supplied with the  and
work with tractor feed printers.
Before using this option. check to be sure that you have:
 Connected an Epson FX compatible printer to the  port on the
programming terminal
 Enabled the programming; terminal’s  port. Refer to the
terminal 
Checked the programming terminal’s baud rate for compatibility with the
printer’s baud rate
 Make sure the terminal uses XON/XOFF protocol
 For a serial printer. make sure it  uses  protocol
 For a parallel printer, make sure it uses the Busy Signal signal
Conditions
None
Default Value
None
None
None
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
TO enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 0. You see: 
Type L. You see: AREA CODE?
Enter the Home Area Code for the system. You see: PHONE NUMBER?
Enter the system’s telephone number (seven digits). You see: FROM-
 Enter the number of the first extension for which you want to print labels
and press 
RETURN. You see: 
OR
 Press RETURN if you want to print labels for all extensions. Skip to step 7.
Enter the number of the last extension for which you want to print labels and
press RETURN.
When you see PRINT HOT LINE NAMES?:
 Type Y to have the key labels include the programmed Hotline names.
OR
 Type N to have the key labels exclude the programmed Hotline names.
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							0- LABEL MAKER AND SELECTIVE HISTORY
 LABEL 
Instructions
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When you see PRINT DSS ON 2ND LINE?:
  Y to have the  labels include the DSS extension number
assignments.
OR
 Type N to have the key labels exclude the DSS extension number
assignments.
When you see PRINT DSS NAMES?:
 Type Y to have the kev labels include the DSS names (if programmed)
instead of DSS extension numbers.
OR
 Type N to have the key labels print the DSS extension number assignments
(not the names).
When you see PRINT SPEED DIAL NAMES?:
 Type Y to have the key labels include Speed Dial names (instead of the bin
numbers).
OR
 Type N to have the key labels include Speed Dial bin numbers (instead of
the names).
When you see PRINT LINE NAMES?
Type Y to have the key labels include the trunk names (instead of trunk
numbers).
OR
Type N to have the key labels include the trunk numbers (instead of the
trunk names)
When vou see TURN ON AUX PRINTER PORT, ENTER  WHEN READY:
  that the printer is properly connected and enabled.
 Press RETURNThe labels print.
   
 
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