Toshiba Strata Xii, Strata Xx General Description Manual

							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 , 
JUNE 1983 
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PROGRAM 8#XX-CO RINGING ASSIGNMENTS-DAY 2 
co 17 Ring in Day 2 
CO 16 Ring in Day 2 
co 15 Ring in Day 2 
co 14 Ring in Day 2 
CO13 Ringin Day2 
co 12 Ring in Day 2 
toll Ring in Day 2 
co10 
, Ring in Day 2 
-m n lx..“;” i-b,,, 
LV ‘I n,, 1s $1, ULI, L 
CO 8 RinginDay2 
co 7 RinginDay2 1 1 1 
CO 6 RinginDay2 I I I 
NOTE: 
Each line can ring on only eight stations. If more than eight are programmed, only the eight 
stations with the lowest station numbers will ring. 
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- PROGRAM 9Xx-CO RINGING ASSIGNMENTS-NITE 
KEY/LED Feature Station Number 
__ - . . p .._- L CD 2 1 Rinuin Nite . . . . . D . . ..__ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 
I I I I I I 
co 
1 1 Ring in Nite 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 
KEY/LED Feature Station Number 
co 3 Ring in Nite 
co 2 Ring in Nite 
co 1 Ring in Nite 
X=sel& (LED on) Initialized Data: Station 11, all LEDs on; all other LEDs off 
NOTE: 
I I I I 1 
Each line can ring on only eight stations. If more than eight are programmed, only the eight 
stations with the lowest station numbers will ring. 
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02.70 
Initialization 
02.71 STRATA has a list of standard system 
data assignments stored in ROM that can be 
entered anytime by initializing the system. The 
system must be initialized when it is first installed 
or whenever the MCAU is changed. This will 
allow the system to be tested and any faults 
to be corrected before time is spent on program- 
ming. Standard data assignments are listed in 
Table 3. contain random numbers when the system is 
powered up initially. Therefore, it is necessary to 
clear the memory to prevent meaningless numbers f 
‘: 
from being dialed. 
02.74 
The Automatic Dialing features occupy 
the same basic system memory and up to three 
optional modules (see Table 2 for the possible 
CRDU locations). It is necessary to clear the basic 
system memory and, if applic?.ble, the optional 
modules individually as follows: 
02.72 To initialize the STRATA system: 
a) 
a) 
b) 
cl 
d) 
e) 
f) 
9) 
Make sure the power switch on the MPRU 
PCB is in the ON position. 
Verify that the battery is connected on the 
AMMU (and CRDUs if equipped) to ensure 
that data entered after the system is initialized 
will not be lost due to power failure. The 
MCAU SET LED will not function if the 
battery on the AMMU is not connected. 
Depress the INT switch on the MCAU, and 
hold it in. 
Depress the 
SET switch and allow it to lock. 
Depress and release the SET switch again. 
Release the INT switch. 
Cycle the MPRU power switch OFF and ON. 
02.73 The Automatic Dialing memory will 
b) 
cl 
d) 
4 
f) 
Lock in the SET switch on the MCAU-the 
MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on station 
17 will go on. 
Depress the m key on station 17-SPKR 
LED will light steadily. 
Dial m n Ron dial pad-the SPKR LED 
will flash continuously. 
Depress the following keys: m [ m 
p/-the corresponding LEDs will light 
steadily. 
Depress the WI key-all station 17 LEDs 
(except MW/FL) will go off. 
( 
Release the SET switch on the MCAU-the 
MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on station 
17 will go off. 
02.75 
To clear first optional Automatic Dialing 
memory (CRDU on MCBU #l): 
TABLE 2 
CRDU POSITIONS 
None MEL? MCBU #l MCBU #l 
MCBU #l MDSU MCBU #2 MCBU #2 M;;(Xu#2 
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SY;;m (60%33) (66F99) (6o%G) (6049) (6oF83) (6099) (60%9) ; 
Stations 
lO’L46$. - (10?29) (3OY4, (10?49) - 
(10?2!3) (lo:49 
Y?%!” - - - - 
(10?49) 
(10?49) (10?4!3) 
*Stations lo%41 for STRATA XII. 
NOTE: 
The quantity of Automatic Dialing numbers (STRATA X/l & XX) provided the system 
and stations by the available options are listed in Table 2. A CRDU is equipped on each 
PCB mentioned and the respective address codes are indicated in parenthesis. 
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:2.40 Initializatim 
02.41 STRATA has a list of standard system data assignments stored in ROM 
. 
that can be entered 
anytime by initializing the system. The system must be 
initialized when it is first installed 
or whenever the MCAU is changed. This 
Will allow the system to be tested and any faults to be corrected before time 
is spent on programming. Standard data assignments are listed in Table 3, 
OZ.42 To initialize the STRATA 
system: 
a) 
Make sure the power switch on the MPRU PCB is in the OH position. 
b) Verify that the battery is connected on the AJWU (and CRDUs if equipped) 
to ensure that data entered after the system is initialized will not be 
lost due to power failure. The MCAU SET LED will not function if the 
battery on the AMMU is not connected. 
c) Depress the In switch on the MCAU, and hold it in. 
d) Depress the SET switch and allow it to 
lock. 
e) 
Depress and release the-SET switch again. 
f) Release the 
IKl switch. 
g) Cycle the MPRU power switch OfF and a. 
2.43 The Automatic Dialing memory will contain random numbers when the 
system is powered up initially. Therefore, it is necessary to clear the 
memory to prevent meaningless numbers from being dialed, 
02.44 
The Automatic Dialing features occupy the same basic system memory and 
up to three optional rr,odules. It is necessary to clear the basic system 
memory and, if applicable, the optional modules individually as follows: 
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PROGRAM BXX-CO RINGING ASSIGNMENTS-NITE 
KEY/LED Feature StationNo. 
10 1412 
13 14 15 16 17118119 20 
21 22 23 
24 25s(26 27 28 
29 30 31 
32 33 34 
35 36 37jM 39140 
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co 21 Ring in Nile 
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co20 
Ring in Nitc 
col9 Ring 
in Nitr 
CO18 p____--_----- 
Ring in Nile 
co 17 Ring in Nite 
CO 16 Ring in Nile 
col5 Ring in Nile 
I I 
I 
co 
14 Ring in Site I 
I : 
col3 
Ring in 
Me 1 . 
col2 Ring in Nile 
con Ring in Site 
co 10 Ring in 
Nile 
1 
co 
9 Ring in Nile I 
CO8 Ring in We I 
co 7 Ring in Yite 
CO 6 Ring in Site 
co 5 Ring in Nite 
I I 
co 
4 Ring in Nile I 
co 
3 Ring in We i 
co 2 Ring in Nite I 
co 
1 Ring in She I I 
i 
co3 1 Ring in Nile 
co2 I Ring in Hilt 
co1 1 Ring in Nile 
XI s&ct (LED on) lnitinlizcd Dntn: SLY. U, dl 
LEDs 0% 111 Ohf LEih off 
NOTE: 
Each line can ring on only eight stations. If more than eight are progmmmed, only the eight srations with 
the lowest station numbers will ring.  
						

							a) 
b) 
4 
d) 
4 
f) 
Lock in the SET switch on the MCAU- 
the MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on 
station 17 will go on. 
Depress the ‘3 key on station 17-SPKR 
LED will light steadily. 
Dial 
q q q on the dial pad-SPKR LED 
will flash continuously. 
Depress the following keys: m ( m 
II-the corresponding LEDs will light 
steadily. 
Depress the I[ key-all station 17 LEDs 
(except MW/F L) will go off. 
Release the SET switch on the MCAU-the 
MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on station 
17 will go off. 
02.76 To clear second optional Automatic 
Dialing memory (CRDU on MDSU): 
a) 
b) 
cl 
d) 
4 
f) 
Lock in the SET switch on the MCAU-the 
MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on station 
17 will go on. 
Depress the FspKA key on station 17-SPKR 
LED will light steadily. 
Dial n m Ej on the dial pad-SPKR LED 
will flash continuously. 
Depress the following keys: m m Icolo] 
[-the corresponding LEDs will light 
steadily. 
Depress the [XI key-all station 17 LEDs 
(except MW/FL) will go off. 
Release the SET switch on the MCAU-the 
MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on station 
17 will go off. 
02.77 To clear third optional Automatic 
Dialing memory (CRDU on MCBU #2): 
a) Lock in the SET switch on the MCAU- the 
MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on station 
17 will go on. 
b) Depress the ij key on station 17-SPKR 
‘I_,. _.I LED will light steadily. 
cl 
4 
e) 
f) 
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
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Dial 
q R p/ on the dial -pad-SPKR LED 
will flash continuously. 
Depress the following keys: m m pi/ 
II---the corresponding LEDs will light 
, 
steadily. 
Depress the j key-all station 17 LEDs 
(except MW/FL) will go off. 
Release the SET switch on ihe MCAU- the 
MCAU LED and the MW/FL LED on station 
17 will go off. 
02.80 
System Data Entry 
02.81 
System Data is entered via station 17 
while the system is in the “Programming Mode”. 
02.82 The system is placed in the Programming 
Mode by locking in the SET switch on the MCAU. 
The MCAU LED and MW/FL LED on station 17 will 
light while the system is in the programming mode. 
02.83 
Once the system is in theeprogramming 
mode, refer to the System Record Sheet -for the 
changes that must be made and select the required 
program number. Refer to the proper table for 
detailed instructions for using each different 
program. Each program should be accomplished 
sequentially until all necessary changes are made. 
TABLE 3 
INITIALIZED DATA 
SYSTEM OPTIONS 
System Assignments (Basic): 01 Program 
Pause Timing After Flash = 1.5-seconds 
Pause After Flash = None 
Pause Timing After PBX Access Code = 1.5- 
seconds 
Flash Key Timing = 2 seconds 
Intercom Signalling = Voice first 
System Assignments (Options) 
: 02 Program 
Stations 24 & 25 are OPX 
Stations 22 & 23 are OPX 
Stations 20 & 21 are OPX 
Night Ringing = excluded from External Page 
Background Music = excluded from External 
Page 
External Page = not included in All Call Page 
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System Assignments (Options) : 03 Program 
Station 10 DND/Nite Key = Nite key 
Ringing Modes = 2 
Tenant Service = Not equipped 
DSS Console Signalling = Voice first 
Message Waiting Center Station 12 = Not 
equipped 
Message Waiting Center Station 11 = Not 
equipped 
Message Waiting Center Station 10 = Equipped 
DSS #2 = Not equipped 
DSS #l = Equipped 
MCOU Outpulsing Selection: 04 Program 
DTMF = Equipped 
Automatic Recall From Hold Timing: 05 Program 
32 Seconds 
CO LINE OPTIONS 
Automatic Release On Hold Enable: 06 Program 
Disabled = all CO lines 
Automatic Release On Hold Timing: 07 Program 
ESS Timing = all CO lines 
Tenant Service Selection: 08 Program 
Tenant #l = all CO lines 
CO Line “Dial 9” Group Selection: 09 Program 
Enable = all CO lines 
PBX Backup: 10 Program 
CO Operation = all CO lines 
PBX Access Codes: 1 X Program 
No Codes Assigned 
Toll Restriction Disable: 20 Program 
Toll Restriction = all CO lines (ineffective if 
Program 6XX not utilized) 
Toll Restriction Exception Codes: 2X Program 
No Codes Assigned 
STATION OPTIONS 
Station CO Line Access: 3XX Program 
Access Allowed = all lines, all stations 
Station Key Assignment: 4XX Program 
Assignment #1 20-key EKT = all stations Station Class of Service: 5XX Program 
Privacy Override = not allowed all stations 
DND Override = not allowed all stations 
Group Page D = not included 
. 
Group Page C = not included 
, 
Group Page B = not included 
Group Page A = not included 
Speakerphones = allowed all stations 
Automatic Dialing = allowed all stations 
Automatic Line Preference = enable all stations 
All Call = include all station: 
Toll Restriction Classification: 6XX Program 
No Restrictions = all stations 
Station Outgoing Restrictions: 7XX Program 
No Restrictions = all stations 
CO Ringing Assignments-Day: 8XX Program 
All CO lines ring station 10 
CO Ringing Assignments-Day 2: 8#XX Program 
No CO ringing assigned 
CO Ringing Assignments-Nite: 9Xx Program 
All CO lines ring station 11 
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02.84 The table numbers for the various 
programs are 
I isted below: 
Table Title 
4 System Data Printout Codes 
5 Speed Dial Memory Printout Selection Codes 
6 System Assignments (Basic) 
7 System Assignments (Options) 
8 System Assignments (Options) 
9 MCOU MF/DP Outpulsing Selection 
10 Automatic Recall from Hold Timing 
11 AROH Enable 
12 AROH Timing 
13 Tenant Service Selection 
14 CO Line “Dial 9” Group Selection 
15 PBX Backup 
16 PBX Access Codes 
17 Toll Restriction Disable 
18 Toll Restriction Exception Codes 
19 Station CO Access 
20 Station Type & Flexible Key Assignment 
21 Station Class of Service 
22 Toll Restriction Classification 
23 Station Outgoing Restriction 
24 CO Ringing Assignments-Day 
TABLE LIST , 
Program 
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01 
02 
03 
04 
05 
06 
07 
08 
‘09 
10 
IX 
20 
2x 
3xx 
4xx 
5xx 
6XX 
7xx 
8XX Page 
26 
27 
. . 32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
25 CO Ringing Assignments-Day 2 8#XX 51 
26 CO Ringing Assignments-Nite 9Xx 52 
03 SYSTEM DATA PRINTOUT ,- - -_ 3 = Programs 10 and 1X 
& ,I 1 4 = Programs 20 and 2X 
03.00 System Data Printout Via SE& ,> “l- 
: ~ ! 5 = Program 3XX 
; 
I ._I 6 = Program 4XX 
03.01 If the STRATA system is equippa with 
an MSMU (SMDR) PCB, it is possible to obtain 
a printout of the system data and speed dialing 
memory via a printer that is connected to the 
SMDR output port. 
03.02 The data printout should be done during 
a low traffic period since this procedure inter- 
feres with normal SMDR output. Any call records 
generated during a printout will be lost. .--._’ 7 = Program 5XX 
8 = Program 6XX 
9 = Program 7XX 
10 = Program 8XX 
11 = Program 8#XX 
12 = Program 9Xx 
Speed Dial Memory: 
1 = All data 
2 = System list 
3 = Any individual station list 
03.03 Commands to print system data are 
entered bv station 17 while it is in the program- 
ming mode. It is possible to print out all or parts of 
the system data and speed dial memory. The 
possible choices are: 03.04 
To request a printout: 
a) Depress the SET switch on the MCAU: 
l SET LED = on 
l Station 17 MW/FL LED = on 
System Data: 
1 = All data 
2 = Programs 01 through 09 b) Depress the / key on station 17: 
l SPKR LED = on 
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cl Dial q q : 
l SPKR LED = flash 
d) INT and-‘CO 1~8 LEDs will switch on and off 
in response to operations of the associated 
keys. Refer to Tables 4 & 5 and set the INT 
and CO 1~8 LEDs to the proper pattern 
for the printout required. 
4 Depress the m key: 
.SPKR LED = off 
l INT & CO LEDs = off 
l Printout will begin (see Figures 2 N 6.for 
examples of the printout format). 
f) Normal SMDR operation will return when 
the printout is complete. 
9) Repeat from step b until all printouts have 
been obtained. 
h) Release the SET switch on the MCAU. 03.05 
To stop a printout before it is complete: 
a) Depress the -1 key: 
l SPKR LED = on I 
b) 
cl 
4 
e) 
Dial n pj : 
l SPKR LED = on 
l LEDs illuminated in the ‘above step d 
will light 
Depress the appropriate m’and/or Jcoj keys 
necessary to extinguish all LEDs.- 
Depress the II key: 
.SPKR LED = off 
l Printout will stop after a short delay 
Normal SMDR functions will return. 
TABLE 4 f 
SYSTEM DATA PRINTOUT SELECTION CODES 
i 
PROGRAM NUMBER 
LED on=X 
LED off=0 
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TABLE 5 
SPEED DIAL MEMORY PRINTOUT 
SELECTION CODES 
SPEED DIAL LISTS 
LED on=X LED off=0 
SPEED DIAL LISTS (Stations 20-29) 
&D on=X LED off=0 #28 
X 
0 
0 
X 
0 
SPEED DIAL LISTS (Stations 40-49) 
LED on=X LED off=0 
4 
SPEED DIAL LISTS (Stations 30-39) 
LED on=X 
LED off=0 
SPEED DIAL LISTS (Stations 50-59) 
LED on=X 
LED off=0 
SPEED DIAL LISTS (Stations 60-65) 
LED #60 #61 #62 #63 #64 #65 Ou& 
co11 0 0 I x x 0 0 IO 
INTIO XI0 X 0 XI0 
LED on=X LED off=0 
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