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MISC. SY?xFcM P ARAMmERs (Cont’d) 
DIRECTORY DIALING (tint ‘d) 
To enter the Intercom number or system speed 
dial bin to be associated to the name: 
Projpmming Steps 
1. Press the BIN/ICM fl&ble button (Button 
#ll. 
2. Enter a three-digit station intercom num- 
ber (100-155) or 
Enter a three-digItSystem speed dial num- 
ber (020-099). 
Enter a three-dgit Local Number/Name 
Translation Table number (300-499). 
3.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Car&m&ion tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
Fro)qammbg steps 
ToEnter or Change the eurren t name shown on 
the display: 
1 .Press the NAME flexible button (Button 
#2). 
2.Enter the name (up to 24-characters may 
be entered) by using keys on the dial pad 
as follows: 
A=21 
B =22 
Cd!3 
D=31 
E-32 
F=33 
,G =41 
H =42 
I =43 
J=51 
K =52 
L =53 M ~61 
N =62 
0 =63 
P =71 
Q =74 
R =72 
s =73 
T=81 
u =82 
V =83 
w=91 
x =92 
Y 293 
Z&4 
1 =l# 
2 =2# 
3 =3# 
4=4# 
5 =5# 
6=6# 
7 =?# 
8=8# 
9 =9# 
0 =O# 
Space =ll 
:=12 . 
- =13 
’ =14 
‘=ol 
* =02 
?=03 
/=04 
! =*1 
$ =*2 
016 93 
& =*4 
* &# 
( =#l 
] =#2 
+ =#3 
= =#4 
# =## 
3. Ifan error is made while entering the name, 
press the BACK SPACE flexible button 
(Button #4). This button may be pressed to 
backspace one character at a time. 
4.Pre.s~ the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confrrrnation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
Description 
BIN/XC&I - Each entry in the directory dialing 
list must be associated to either a system speed 
dial bin (for calling a destination outside of the 
system) or to an intercom station (for calling 
idxnal station including CO line transfers). 
Description 
NAME - A name of up to 24-characters may be 
entered 
into each directory dial list entry. The 
names will appear alphabetically when ac- 
cessed by a station user. It is possible t have 
multiple entries that are associated to the same 
station number or system speed dial bin. This 
allows the same name to be entered 
into the list 
several times. for exxnple by last name and by 
first name, pointed to a station number and a 
speed dial bin [home. or mobil phone number) 
or to have several different names all associated 
to the same speed dial bin, 
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MISC. SYSTEM Pm (Cont’d) 
DIRECTORY DIALING (Co&d) 
To ckar an entry: 
Prog -lgsteps 
1 -Press the CW flexible button (Button 
#3). 
2. 
Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Conffrmation 
tone is heard and the display 
wiU now update. The em-y will be erased 
(both the BIN/ICM assignment and the 
programmed name). Description 
CLEAR - Entries in the table may be erased and 
cleared from the table allowing another entry to 
be placed into the list. When a system speed 
dial bin has been deleted 
or changed the name 
associated tc the bin must also be erased. As 
multiple table listing may 
be assodated to one 
system speed dial bin it may be necessary to 
clear 
more than one entry. 
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MISC. SYSTEM PARAMETE RS (Cont’d) 
710.13 EruNT GROUPS 
1f Hunt Groups are to be assigned: 
f . Press FLASH and dial f30J. The following 
message wiIl be shown on the display: 
2.The top left button in the fle&ble button 
field will be lit for programming Hunt 
Group I @30). To change Hunt Groups or 
enter a &f&rent Hunt Group. press the 
appropriate flexible button 1-S (330-337) 
and perform the following procedures. 
3. Enter the three-digit station numbers up 
to a maximum of !24-digits (8 stations). 
Hunt groups are joined together by enter- 
ing another Hunt Group pilot Number as 
the last entry of the group. 
4. Press the HOLD button to save the entq. 
Confxmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
To remove stations from a hunt group: 
1. Enter three I###] ~pounds] on the dial pad. 
2. Press the HOLD button. Confirmation tone 
is heard and the display will now update. 
This will remove all stations previously 
programmed in that group, 
B-- tW~titxx/~ot Hunting Assignment 
Prom Steps 
1. Press the STATION/PILMI‘ flexible button 
[Button #9) to indicate Station Hunting or 
PIlot Hunting. 
l L.ED on= Station Hunting enabled 
l LED off= Pilot Hunting enabled Description 
The system can be arranged for up to eight hunt 
groups. Each hunt group can contain up to 
eight stations each. Each hunt groups can be 
independently arranged to utilize either a pilot 
hunting technique or station hunting tech- 
nique. Hunt groups may also be chained to- 
gether when larger Hunt groups are desired. 
Hunt groups can be joined together by pro- 
grammjng another hunt group number as the 
last member of a hunt grout. 
If a station is in DND or is forwarded to another 
station. it is conside+ busy. 
The buttons on the digital terminal are defined 
as shown below when entering the Hunt Group 
prog - garea. 
Description 
PILOT HUNTING: Incoming CO, transferred 
CO. and intercom calls can be directed to a ptiot 
number of a hunt group. ‘llxe system will search 
sequenWy (in the order the extensions were 
entered in the database programming) for an 
idle station in the group and will ring that 
station. Calls directed direct@ to stations (by 
calling the extension number) witi the hunt 
group will not hunt but receive call progress 
tones from the extension. 
STATION m 
0: Incoming co, transferred 
CO, and intercom calls that are presented to a 
busy, or DND station, that is a member of a 
Station Hunt group, will search sequentially (in 
the order the extensions were entered in data- 
base programming] for an idle station in the 
group and wiU ring that station. calls will st.iSl 
be allowed to be directed to the groups pilot 
number for hunting. 
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SYSTEM P-RS PRUGIlAMMING 
MISC. SYSTEM PARAMETE 
RS (Cont’d) 
7 10.14 LUCAL NlJMBER/NAME TRANSIA- 
TIUN TABLE 
Proffrarnrning Steps 
lf changes need to be made to Local Num- 
ber/Name Translation Table: 
1. F’ress FLASH and dial 1551. The following 
message is shown 
on the display phone: 
]I 
mere: 
- XXX= Table Number 300-499 
- ##= Route Number 00-19 
2.The ROUTE NUMBER LED is lit. Enter the 
two-digit Route 
Numbu (00- 191 frm what 
was entered in program code, FUSH 43. 
- 00-09= DVX I 
System 
- O&19= DVXn System 
To erase a current phone number and name 
entry: 
l.F’ress the CLEAR ENTRY flexible button 
(Button #4) to clear an entire phone num- 
ber and name from the current index. 
2.Press the NEXT TABLE flexible button 
(Button # 16) to advance to the next 
index 
and continue entering information into the 
translation table, 
or 
3.F’ress 
the PREV TmLE flexible button 
[Button # 19) to go back to a previous index 
that is already programmed. 
- To locate an existing index for editing: 
1. FYess the TABLE NUMBER flexible button 
(Button 
#20). The following message is 
shown 
on the display phone: 
,,,.,, 
%-Enter a two-digit number which 
corn- 
spnds to the index numbers 00-99. 
3.~ss the HOLD button to complete the 
entry. Description 
An administerable table in the KSU provides a 
local translation from a received c&ng number 
to a name. This is administerable by the cus- 
tomer from the attendant console position. This 
table is also shared by the ICLlD features. In 
cases of conflict between the name delivered 
from the CO and that in the locat translation 
table. the local translation table shall rule. 100 
entries are provided in this table for the infinite 
DVX ’ system, 200 entries are provided in this 
table for the inj?nUe DVX f ’ system. 
Tbe buttons on the digital terminal are 
defined 
as shown below.w+n entering the 1CLlD l.ccal 
Name Translation programming area: 
Related Pm Braqmriae: Refer to Sec. 750.1. 
ICLID Programmmg for additional information 
about ICLID features. 
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MISC. SYSTEM PARAMETE 
FtS (Cont’d) 
LOCAL NAME TRANSLATION [Cont’d) 
Pm@ * .,steps 
To progmm a phone number into the Local 
Number/Name Translation table: 
1. Press the PHONE NUMBER flexible button 
(E&.&ton #2) to enter the desired phone 
number into the translation table. Maxi- 
mum length of phone number is I$-digits, 
including hyphens. 
D =31 
E=32 
F=33 
G =41 
H =42 
I -43 
J =51 
K =S2 
L =53 M =61 
N =62 
OS3 
P=71 
Q =74 
R =72 
s =73 
T=Bl 
U =82 
v=83 
w=91 
x =92 
Y =93 
Z=94 
7 1 =I# 
2 =2# 
3 =3# 
4=4# 
5 =5# 
6 =6# 
7 =7# 
8 =8# 
9 =9# 
0 =O# 
$.xxe=ll 
: =l2 
- =13 
’ -14 
“=ol 
,=02 
?=Q3 
/=04 
1=*1 
$ =*2 
o/s =*3 
& =‘4 
+ d# 
(=#l 
] =#2 
+ =#3 
= =#4 
# =## . 
2. Press the HOLD button to update the da- 
tabase. 
The BACK SPACE flexible button (Button #5) 
can be used to erase the current number to 
correct for errors. Description 
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MISC. SYsrnM PA,IuMEm RS (Cmt’d) 
LOCAL NAME TRANSLATION (Cont’d) 
Rogrammiry! Steps 
To progam a name into the translation table: 
1. Press the PJAME flexible 
button mutton #3) 
to enter the 
desired name into the transla- 
tion table. Maximum Iergth is 2-+charac- 
ters. 
A=21 M561 
B -22 
N -62 
C=23 0=63 
D=31 
f =?l 
E =32 Q =?4 
F =33 
G =41 
H =42 
I=43 
J =51 
K =52 
L=53 
R =72 
s =73 
T =81 
u =82 
v=a3 
w=91 
x=92 
Y=93 
Z=94 4=# /=04 
5 =5# I 
I=*1 
6 =6# $ =*2 
7 =?# % =*3 
a =8# & =*4 
9 =9# 
l G# 
cl =O# (=#l 
Space 
= 11 
i ) =#2 
: =12 
+ =#3 
- =13 
= =#4 
‘=14 # =## 
Description 
2. Press the HOLD button to update the da- 
tabase. 
The BACK SPACE flexible button (R.&ton #5) 
can be used to erase the current letter to correct 
for errors. 
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SECTION 720 
CO LINE ATTlUBUTES PROG-NG 
720.1 ~ODUGTION 
l?rogramming steps 
If the system is in the progr * ’ g mode, 
continue using the program codes. IfstarLing to 
program here, enter the programming mode. 
Refer to See. 700.2, Program Mode Entry (Key 
Station). 
If any CO line features are to be changed: 
a. Press FLASH and dial 1401. The following 
message is shown on thgt display phone: 
51 
b. Enter a four-digit number for the range of 
lines being programmed. If only one line is 
being programmed, enter that number 
twice (0101). 
c. Fress the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Flexible button #20 [New 
Range) will be lit. The following message is 
shown on the display phone to indicate 
current progmmming of that line or group 
of lines. 
- XX-XX= The CO Line Range being 
programmed. (01-281 Description 
This section describes the procedures and 
steps necessary to progmm CO Line attributes. 
When entfxing the CO Line attributes portion 
of the database, the programmer may decide to 
enter information for either a range of CO lines 
or one spedfic CO Line. 
Range pro- allows the programmer to 
change a specific parameter or a few parame- 
ters for an entire range of CO Lines leaving 
intact the remaining data fields that do not 
require change. ThFe data fields will continue 
to operate with the previously programmed 
data. For example ifC0 lines are programmed 
into several CO line groups with different Class 
of service etc... but it is desired to enable Loop 
Supervision (SUPV) on all CO Lines the pro- 
grammer may enter as the range BLb, CO lines 
(01-28) and enable loop supervision, then wdt 
programming. This will enable loop supervision 
for all CO lines leaving intact the various CO 
line group programming and COS data for the 
range* 
The buttons on the digital terminal are defined 
as shown below when entering the CO L,ine 
Attribute progmmming area. 
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- Button #17 [Ring Display] will display 
the ringing assignments for the CO line. 
- Button # 18 lrJext Entry] will take you to 
the next higher CO line, 
- Button #I9 Previous Entry] will take 
you to the next lower CO line. 
- Button #20 [Select Range] will prompt 
for a new CO Line range. 
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co LINE A’ITRTBUTES [C-onYd) 
A DTMF/Dial P&e Progmz 
Profprmming Steps 
1. Press the DTMF/DIAL PULSE flexible but- 
ton fButton 
#l]. This feature will toggle on 
and off with each depression. and the dis- 
play will update with each depression. 
l LED on = DTMF enabled 
l IlED off= l&I Pulse enabled 
2.Ress the HOLD button to save the entry. 
B. CO/PBX programming 
ROgI ’ lg steps 
1. Press the CO/PBX flexible button (Button 
#2). This feature will toggle on and off with 
each depression, and the display will up- 
date with each depression. 
l LBDon= 
co type is enabled 
l LED off= PBX is enabled 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
m/DIAL 
PULSE. Each individual outside 
line can 
be programmed to bc either DTMF 
(tone) or dial pulse. When a line is assigned as 
dial pulse, you can program the break/ make 
ratio and dial speed. 
Default: By default, all lines are set for UKMF. 
Related Rogzam&mg: Refer to Sec. 720.2, 
Dial Pulse Parameters; and Sec. 710.1. System 
Timers. CO Ring Detect Timer. 
Descriptron 
CO/PBX. Each in&iduaI outside line con- 
nected to the system may be programmed as 
either a CO or PBX line. Also use the PBX mark 
when identifying Centrex lines. 
Default: By default, alllines are assigned as CO 
lines. 
Related Progmnming 
Refer to Sec. 710.5, 
PEX Dialing codes; sec. 710.1. systeIIlTimers. 
CO Ring Detect l%nec &so refer to Sec. 720.1, 
CO Line Programming, Flash Timer 
Prog-nmdng later fn this section. 
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CO LINE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
Pro@krmning Steps Description 
1. Press the UNA flexible button Button #3). 
This feature will toggle on and off with each 
depression, and the display will update 
with each depression. 
l LJSD on = UNA is enabled 
. LED off= UNA is disabled 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. UNA. If a line is marked UNA, and if the system 
is in night setice mode and if UNA is enabled 
in system parameters, then when a CO line 
rings into the system, a ring tone is generated 
over all external page zones. 
Defarrlt: By default, UNA is enabled 
R&ted Pro-: Refer to Sec. 710.L. 
System Timers. External Night Ring; and Sec. 
710.7. Relay/Sensor Programming. 
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D. DIM Trunk-to-Tnmk (Per CO Ibnt) 
R-c, 
’ gsteps 
If the CO line DISA Trunk-to-Trunk (Confer- 
ence) attributes is to be cfianged: 
1. Press the DISA TRIGTO-TRK fltible but- 
ton (Button #4). ‘Ihis feature will tog&e on 
and off with each depression, and the dis- 
play will update with each depression. 
l LEDon 
= DlsA Trunk-to-rrunk is en- 
abled (a ‘C” is displayed) 
l LED off = DISA Trunk-to-Trunk is dis- 
abled 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confiition tone is heard. Description 
DXSA TRK-TO-TRK The DiSAlYunk-to-Ttunb 
(or Conference) mark on the CO line governs a 
DISA callers ability to access other outside 
lines. CO lines must have D&AR-u&-to-M 
enabled to allow a DISA caller to establish an 
outgoing bunk-to-trunk connection. This al- 
lows for spedik CO line access restriction on 
DIM calls. 
A station with conference enable will be allowed 
to initiate a Conference on CO lines regardless 
of the CO iine DISA Trunk-to-‘Punk marking. 
Dcfixnik By default, DISA Tkunk-to-Trunk is 
enabled for aJ.I CO lintk 
Related Progrrq: 
Refer to Sec. 730.1, 
Station Attributes Programming, Conference 
Enable/Disable (Per Station). 
The CO line DISA Trunk-to-Trunk flag affects a DISA callers ability to access butgo- 
it-g CO lines as shown in the following table: 
Incoming DISATrunk . 
T-t-T Enabled 
T-t-T Disabled Trunk DLSA caller attempts to access 
T-t-T Enabled 
T-t-T Disabled 
Cdl Allowed 
Call Denied 
call Denied 
Call Denied 
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co LINE ATTRE3UTES @unt’dI 
E. privacy 
Pro@ ~‘gsteps 
If CO L.ine privacy is to be changed: 
1. Press the PRIVACY flexible button. (Button 
#5, This feature will toggle on and off with 
each depression. and the display will up- 
date with each depression. 
* IED on = Privacy is enabled 
* LED 0s = Privacy is disabled 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
RRIVACY. If desired. the system can be pro- 
gramrned to eliminate CO Line privacy, allowing 
another station to join in on existLng outside 
line conversations. 
l Stations must have a direct CO Hne appear- 
ance to join CO line conversations in pro- 
gRSS. 
l A station must also have Privacy disabled 
before the system wilI allow 
that station to 
enter into an existing conversation. 
L/ 
l Both parties will hear an alert tone just prior 
to a station joining the cal& 
l When privacy is disabled, only one other 
station may join tn on an existing conversa- 
tion. 
D&ulk By default, Privacy is enabled for all 
co Lines. 
RcIated Rogmmming: 
Refer to Sec. 730.1, 
Statian Attributes Programming, F’rivaq (Per 
Station) option and Sec. 730.2, Page ‘B” 
Programming, Flexible But-ton Programming 
for button assignments. 
The CO line. Privacy f.f ag affects a station users ability b access CO lines already en- 
gaged in conversation by another station in the system as shown m the following ta- 
ble: 
Station Attempting to 
Access CO Line CO Line In use by another Station 
Privacy Enabled 
Privacy Msabled 
1 
privacy Enabled 
1 Private 
Private 
No Cut-through 
(No cLlt-through) 
1 
Privacy Disabkd Private 
(No Cut-through 
I Privacy Released 
Cut-through Allowed 
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