Toshiba Strata Xii, Strata Xx General Description Manual

							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 12 
PROGRAM 
07-AUTOMATIC RELEASE ON HOLD (AROH) TIMJNG 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate F[ key on Station 17 
3. Dial m p[ on dial pad 
To program CO 18 ~21, dial m R PI, 
then CO 1~4 = CO 18~21. 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the m keys, turn the associated 
LEDs on or off, as required. Each CO 
key/LED represents itself-that is, if 
CO 1 LED is on, CO 1 will use XB 
(crossbar) timing for AROH. If CO 1 
LED is off, ESS timing will be used 
on that line. 
5. Operate the / key to place 
new data in memory. 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... SPKR LED steady on 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
CO LEDs will be on according 
to present data 
An X on the record sheet means the LE.D 
should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing 
the associated key will turn it 
off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on 
until the desired pattern is set 
All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
NOTE: 
This program will have no meaning unless A ROH is enabled via Program 06. 
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							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
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PROGRAM 08 -TENANT SERVICE SELECTION . . 
LED on MCAU on 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate ‘a key on Station 17 
3. Dial 
q q on dial pad 
To program CO 18~21, dial 
q q q , 
then CO 1~4 = CO 18~21. SPKR LED steady on 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
CO LEDs will be on according 
to present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
An X on the record sheet means the LED 
Using the m keys, turn the associated 
should be on 
LEDs on or off, as required. Each CO 
If the LED is already on, pushing 
key/LED represents itself-that is, if 
the associated key will turn it 
CO 1 LED is on, CO 1 will belong to off and vice-versa 
tenant #2. If CO 1 LED is off, CO 1 
LEDs may be turned off and on 
will belong to tenant #l. 
until the desired pattern is set 
5. Operate the !F] key to place All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/F L) 
new data in memory. go off 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. . . or . . . 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
NO TE: 
This program will have no meaning unless Tenant Service was selected in Program 03. 
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							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 
1983 
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PROGRAM 09-CO 
LINE “DIAL 9” GROUP SELECTION.- 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate ;] key on Station 17 SPKR LED steady on 
3. Dial m m on dial pad 
To program CO 18 ~21, dial 
q q q , 
then CO 1%4= CO 18~21. SPKR LED flashes continuously 
CO LEDs will be on according 
to present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the m keys, turn the associated 
LEDs on or off, as required. Each CO 
key/LED represents itself-that is, if 
CO 1 LED is on, CO 1 will be included 
in the “Dial 9” Group for random 
selection by a single line (OPX) 
extension. If CO 1 LED is off, 
CO 1 can be accessed only by dialing 
m [?J r;l at the OPX extension. An X on the record sheet means the LED 
should be on 
If the LEDs are already on, pushing 
the associated key will turn 
them off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on until 
the desired pattern is set 
5. Operate the /I key to place 
new data in memory. All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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PROGRAM lo-PBX BACK-UP SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate XI key on Station 17 SPKR LED steady on 
3. Dial m w on dial pad 
To program CO 18~21, dial m R fij, 
then CO 1~4 = CO 18~21. SPKR LED flashes continuously 
CO LEDs will be on according 
to present data 
* 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the m keys, turn the associated 
LEDs on or off, as required. Each CO 
key/LED represents itself-that is, if 
CO 1 LED is on, the system assumes that 
CO 1 line is connected to a PBX line 
and will cause features such as Toll 
Restriction and Automatic Dialing to 
function accordingly. An X on the record sheet means the LED 
should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing 
the associated key will turn it 
off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on 
until the desired pattern is set 
5. Operate the ‘HOLD key to place 
new data in memory. All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. . . or.. . 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. . . qr . . . 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 16 
PROGRAM 1 X- PBX ACCESS CODES 
LED on MCAU on 
1. Operate the SET switch on the MCAU 
2. Operate ‘3 key on Station 17 
3. Dial 
q q on the dial pad X = 1, 2,3, 
4, etc.-the system will store a maximum 
of 8 access codes. 
Dial m m (X= 1) to program 1st access Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode d 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
. 
SPKR LED steady on 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
CO 10 LED will flash 
code; 
q q (X=2) to program the 2nd 
access code, etc. 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the dial pad, enter the required 
access code (two digits must be entered) 
l If access code is a single digit, 
enter a 
q as the second digit 
l If all combinations following a 
particular 1st digit are to be 
considered access codes (e.g., 91, 
92, 93, etc), operate the DND key 
(do not care) key for the second 
digit. 
NOTE: INT & CO 2,4, & 6 LEDs will light to 
display data in Binary format 
CO 10 or 12 LED will light steadily to indicate 
which digit is being displayed 
Key 
Start 1st Digit ’ 2nd Digit P co 12 Steady 
co IO Flash Steady 
CO8 
CO6 Binary Data Binary Dat 
co4 Binary Data Binary Dat 
_ co2 Binary Data Binary Dat 
INT Binary Data Binary Dat 
a) Depressing the q key displays the data without changing it. The first m will display 
the 1st digit; the second 
q will display the 2nd digit. 
6) To clear existing data without entering a new number, depress 
q key two times. 
Binary Numbers CO 6 X = LED on 
All LEDs off = no data 
. ..or... 
66. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per LED on MCAU goes off 
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							TABLE 17 
PROGRAM 20-TOLL RESTRICTION DISABLE SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
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LED on MCAU on 
1. Operate SET switch on 
MCAU Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate j key on Station 17 
SPKR LED steady on 
3. Dial 
q q on dial pad SPKR LED flashes continuously 
To program CO 18 ~21, dial m 14 m, CO LEDs will be on according 
* 
then CO l-4 = CO 18~21. to present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
An X on the record sheet means the LED 
Using the m keys, turn the associated LEDs 
should be on 
on or off, as required. Each CO key/LED 
If the LED is already on, pushing 
represents itself-that is, if CO 1 LED is 
the associated key will turn it 
on, Toll Restriction will not function on 
off and vice-versa 
CO 1. If CO 1 LED is off, Toll 
LEDs may be turned off and on 
Restriction will function on CO 1, etc. 
until the desired pattern is set 
5. Operate the i* key to place All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
new data in memory. go off 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/F L LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 18 
PROGRAM 2X-TOLL RESTRICTION EXCEPTION CODES 
LED on MCAU on 
1. Operate the SET switch on the MCAU Station 17 MW/F L LED on 
System is in program mode 
’ 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate =I key on Station 17 SPK R LED steady on . . 
3. Dial i?l n on the dial pad. X = 1, 2,3,4 or 5- 
the system will store a maximum of 5 
access codes. SPKR LED flashes continuously 
Dial m r/ (X= 1) to program 1 st access code; CO 10 LED will flash 
q q ( X=2) to program the 2nd access code, etc. 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. INT & CO 2,4, & 6 LEDs will light to 
Using the dial pad, enter the 4-digit display data in Binary format 
exception code (4 digits must be entered). CO 10, 12 or 14 LEDs will light 
l If less than 4 digits are used, steadily to indicate which digit is being 
enter 
for remaining digits. displayed 
‘VU TE: 
j) Depressing the g key displays the data without changing it. 
The first E will display the 1st 
Binary Numbers X= LE.D on 
ALL LEDs off=no data 
. ..or... 
6B. Go to Step 
2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/F L LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
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PROGRAM 3XX-STATION CO LINE ACCESS 
LED on MCAU on 
1. Operate SET switch on the MCAU Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate the im key on Station 17 
3. Dial 
q n n on the dial pad 
XX = the station number of the station 
to be programmed. SPKR LED steady on 
To program CO 18~21, dial m R n r;?l, SPKR LED flashes continuously n 
then CO l-4 = CO 18~21. CO LEDs will be on according to 
NOTE: present data 
For multiple station programming, refer 
to Paragraph 02.22. 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the CO keys, turn the associated 
LEDs on or off, as required. 
l LED on =Access allowed 
l Each CO key/LED represents itself- 
that is, if CO 1 LED is on, station 
being programmed 
( q q ) is 
allowed access to CO 1. 
5. Operate the j/ key to place 
new data in memory. 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... An X on the record sheet means 
the LED should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing 
the associated key will turn it 
off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on 
until the desired pattern is set 
All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
68. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory 
per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 TABLE 20 
PROGRAM 4XX-STATION TYPE and KEY ASSIGNMENT 
LED on MCAU on 
1. Operate the SET switch on the MCAU Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
2. Operate the ‘F] key on Station 17 
3. Dial m w fl on the dial pad 
XX = the station number of the station 
to be programmed. 
Note: 
For multiple station programming, refer to 
Paragraph 02.22. 
4. 
Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the m or m key turn the 
associated LED on as required, depending 
upon the type and style of the telephone 
being used at that station. The detailed 
meaning of each key is shown below. 
NOTE: Normal functions halt on Station 17 
SPKR LED steady on 
.’ 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
An INT or CO LED will be on accord-ing to 
present data 
An X on the record sheet means 
the LED should be on 
Only one LED is permitted to be on for each 
station. Pushing a key will turn that LED 
on and turn off the previous LED 
If any key/L ED is not shown, it is not used. See Par. 02.37 for the definition of the assignment numbers. 
If a station is equipped with a DSS (Program 031, key assign. 20-key #8 will be selected automatically. 
with this program 
. ..or... 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. . . or . . . 
5C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 
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							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
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PROGRAM 5XX - STATION CLASS OF SERVICE 
LED on MCAU on 
1. Operate the SET switch on the MCAU Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
, 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate the I/ key on Station 17 
3. Dial m m 
q on the dial pad 
XX = the station number of the station 
to be programmed 
NOTE: 
For multiple station programming, refer 
to Paragraph 02.22. 
SPKR LED steady on .- 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
INT & CO LEDs will be on according 
to present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the ) and lcoi keys, turn the 
associated LEDs on or off, as required. 
The detailed meaning of each key is 
shown 
below. 
An X on the record sheet means 
the LED should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing the 
associated key will turn it off 
and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on until 
the desired pattern is set 
NOTE: 
if any key/LED is not shown, it is not used. 
5. 
Operate the (=I key to place 
new data in memory. 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... All station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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