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Pro$!yM steps 
1. Press the LOOP SUPV flexible button (But- 
ton #61. 
2,Enter a one-digit timer value on the dial 
pad between 1 and 9 which corresponds to 
100-900 msec. 
3.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Description 
LOOP SUPV. Loop supervision is used primar- 
ily with DlSA, Voice MaiI/Auto Attendant and 
with unsupervised conference applications. It 
provides the system with the ability to detect 
when loop current has been broken and an 
outside line is no longer being used. To deter- 
mine timer value for loop supervision, consult 
your local serving central office for type and 
duration of loop supervisfon signal. 
It is recommended that Loop Supervision be 
enabled, especially when connecting a Voice 
Mail orAuto Attendant to the infinite Digital Key 
Telephone Systems. The duration of the Loop 
interrupt is 700 msec. 
Default: By default, Loop Supervision is dis- 
abled for all CO Lines. 
Related Progl%mldng: Refer to Sec. 710.1, 
System Thners. CO Ring Detect Timer; Sec. 
720.1, CO Line Programming. DISA 
Pro-: Sec. 755.1, Voice Mail Groups 
(VI@, and Sec. 755.2, Voice Mall Outpulsing 
Table. 
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G. Dl!SA Programming 
Profframming steps 
I. Press the DISA flexible button (Button W). 
2. Enter a one-digit value on the dial pad to 
Indicate type of DISA desired. 
- I= 24hou.r 
- 2= Night ordy 
- 0= no DISA (disable DISA) 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry- 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will ROW update. Description 
DIM. A line can be assigned as a DlSA line 
during night service only or on a 24- hour basis. 
A maximum of three DISA lines can be pm- 
gmmmed into the system. A DISA access code 
can also be programmed. Incoming DISA call- 
ers may dial any vaIid internal station or access 
outside Iine groups. DISA callers WiII be sub- 
jected to the Class of Setice placed on the line 
accessed for outdiahng. It is recommended that 
hop Supervision be enabled when setting up 
DISA Iine(s). Sec. 710.1, System Timers , 
Conference/DISA Timer allows the system ad- 
ministrator to control the length of time a DISA 
caller is allowed after establishing a “lYmk-to- 
Tnmk” cdl. After expiration of the Conference 
Timer. a tone will be presented to both DISA 
parties, then one minute later the system will 
automatically release both trunks, ‘Ike Confer- 
ence Timer does not affect or control a DISkto- 
station CalI. 
Default: By default, there are no outside rines 
assigned as DEA lines. 
F&elated Ro grrg: Refer to Sec. 720.1, CO 
Line Programming, Conference/DISA Timer: 
Sec. 710.9. Access Codes: Sec. 720.1. CO Line 
Pro@ * ig, Loop Supervision ProgmmmUng 
DISATrunk-to-Trunk (Per CO Line]. and Class 
of Service (COS) Programming. Also refer to Sec. 
760.1, Exception Tables Programming. 
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CO LINE ATTRIBIJTES PROGRAMMING 
CO LINE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
W. FlashTfmcr Programming 
Pr0jpnmm.g Steps 
l.Press the FLASH TIMER flexible button 
(Button #8). 
Z.Enter a two-digit timer value on the dial 
pad between 01-20 which corresponds to 
100 msec-2 seconds. 
3.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
ConiTirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
I. 
Line Group Programming 
Prw Steps 
I. Press the CO LINE GROUP flexible button 
[Button #9). 
2. Enter a one-digit value on the dial pad 
between O-7 which corresponds to Groups 
o-7. 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confiiation tone is heard and the display 
wiIl now update. Description 
FLASH 
TIMER. Flash is a programm able open- 
ing on a line for signaling. When using an 
outside line. flash allows a user to obtain new 
dial tone without Iosing the line. This is particu- 
larly useful behind a PBX or Centrex. Each 
indivfdual CO line can be programmed for a 
flashtime. 
Default: By default, the Flash Timer is set for 
10 
(1 .O seconds) and is variable from 01 to 20 
(100 msec. to 2 seconds). 
Related Pro@ammiq& Refer to Sec. 720.1 ,CO 
Line Progrm, CO/PI% Programming. 
. 
Description 
CO LINE GROUP. Eight line groups are avail- 
able for CO line assignment. Groups should be 
assigned according to type Ilocal, FX, WATS, 
etc.) Line group 0 is used for programming a 
line(s) as a private line. 
Me Grouping affects Line Queuing, Pooled 
Group access (Pool Buttons), Speed Dial, and 
LCRfetures. ; 
D&tit: By default, AU lines are placed in Line 
Group 1. 
Related programmfng: Mer to Sec. 730.1, 
Station Attributes Programming, Flexible 
Button Prom - Pool Buttons. Also tier 
to Sec. 765.2, L.CR Route List Table. 
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co LJNE ATI’RIBUTES (Co&d) 
J. class of Semite (COS) F+ro& 
Programming Steps 
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1. Press the LINE COS flexible button (Button 
#lO). 
2.Enter a one-digit value on the dial pad 
between 1-5 which corresponds to five pos- 
sible class of service to which a line may be 
aSsigned: 
- COSl= No res&ictions. 
- COS2= Table A governs, Station COS 
2 and 4 are monitored. 
- COS3= Table B governs. Station COS 
3 amI 4 are monitored. 
- COS4= Restricts O.l.*,# dialed as 
first 
digit and places a seven digit di- 
aling limitation. In addftion. l-800, 
1911, and 1611 
areahwedand 411, 
976. and 555 
numbers are denied. 
- CO!%= Overrides station COS 2,3,4, 
and 5 and allows unrestricted dialing. 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the e&y. 
Confirmation tone is heard 
and the display 
will now update. Description 
LINE CO!& Through assfgmnents of a CO Class 
of Service the assigned CO line wit1 either inter- 
act with a 
staffon Class of Service, provide a 
“canned” restriction or provide unrestricted di- 
aling capabilities. (when a CO line 
is marked 
PBX COS restrictions apply 
to the station only 
if one of five codes are dialed first.) 
Refer to Table 720-l Class of Service (COS) for 
CO to Station Class OfService relationship. 
De&t& By default. all CO lins are assigned 
Class of Service 
1. 
Related Programming: 
Rqer to Sec. 730.1, 
Station 
Attnibutes Programmhg, Station Class 
of Service (COS) 
options. Also refer to Sec. 
760.1, Exception Tables Programmiq. 
Table 7!2u-1 class of sedce [Cos) 
CO LINE CLASS OF SERVICE I 
I 
.2 
f 3 -1-4 
5 
S 
T 1 
Unrestricted Unrestricted Unrestricted ~~~~~n~ 
Unrestricted 
- A 
i 
T 
2 TableA 
Table A 
Unrestricted kzEa$nW Unrestricted 
I 
0 3 
Table B Unresticted 
Table B canned 
N Restriction* Unrestricted 
4 TabIes A&B 
Table A 
Table B C-d 
Restricti 0l-P Unrestricted 
C 
0 
5 canned 
canned 
Canned 
Canned 
S Restriction* Restriction* Restriction* Restriction* Unresfricted 
6 Intercom 
Intercom 
Intercom 
Intercom 
Intercom 
only 
OdV 1 only 
only l Canned Restriction= No ‘0’. 1, #. l *’ only 
as.a first dialed digit, and 7 digits maxhnum 
plus l-800. 1911, 1611 are allowed and 411,976. and 555 numbers are denied. 
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co LINE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
K. CO 
Line Ringing Assignments 
Progranxniug Steps 
Each CO line in the system may be assigned 
initial incoming ringing to one 
of the following 
destinations: 
a one or more stations (keyset or SLT) 
l to an ACD, UCD. Voice Mail or Hunt 
Gl-Wp 
. Off-Net (via speed dial) 
1. Press the RING ASSIGNMENT fI&ble but- 
ton (Button #Xl] to toggle to the Ringing 
Assignment display. The display wilI show 
the following information: 
2.Enter the three-digit destination (DDD) 
and the one-digit ring type (R) followed by 
the HOLD button. Confirmation tone Is 
heard and the display will now update. 
3. Press Button # 17 to display ring assign- 
ments. Assfgnments will be displayed in 
sets of 8 up to the number programmed. 
Press Button # 17 additIonal limes to cycle 
to the next group of 8 rkrg assignments. 
The following format is used to display the 
SSsignm~tS: 
Where: 
- DDD= Destination 
- R= D for Day 
- N=Night 
- B= Both Day & Night. 
Deleting a station (eWerIng a 0 for ring type) 
only removes that station from the ring assign- 
ment. 
Ring assignments will be continuous and will 
be displayed in order of the destination number 
from 00 1 to 557. Description 
RINGASSIGNMENT . When ringing is assigned 
as a part of the CO line parameters. ringing of 
a station is independent of that stations button 
configuration. However, Stations that are as- 
signed for initial ring-in MIJS’I” HAVE a LCOP 
button(s) to answer the cdl(s) if a direct CO 
appearance is not avaikble. 
Multiple station assignments are allowed for a 
particular CO line in a mixture of Day. Night. 
or Day 8r Night ring types. An incoming CO line 
may be programmed to any number of stations 
but it cannot be programmed to ring a mixture 
of stations and groups (iem. a Hunt Group and 
four stations. or more than one Hunt Group). 
Incoming cab directed Off-Net will be con- 
nected to an outgoing system speed bin. 
CO lines assigned to ring multiple stations will 
not follow any stations’ forward to a UCD, ACD, 
Voice Mail, Hunt Group or Off-Net. Forwarding 
to another station will be allowed. 
. 
3 mdestfnatlulls &k,. 
- 02CW99 = System Speed Bins 20-99, 
for off-net ringing. 
- 100-l 55 = Station extension Num- 
bers 
- 199=DirectRingingtoModem 
Group 
- 330-337 = Hunt Groups l-8 
- 440447 = Voice Mail Groups l-8 
- 550-557 = ACD or UCD Groups 1-8 
- 0 = unassigrkd (to delete a station) 
- l=DayF2inging 
- 2=Ni&htRir@ng 
- 3=Day&NightRinging 
Multiple station assignments are accomplished 
by assigning another destination with ring 
status. DDDR and pressing the HOLD button. 
This can be done for up to the maximum nurn- 
ber of stations on the system, 
Defhlt: By default. all CO lines are assigned 
to ring at the first programmed attendant, Sta- 
tion 100. 
Related Frogrammlng: Refer to Sec. 750.2, 
ICLlD Ringing Assignment. 
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co LINE ATTRIBUTE!5 (Cont’d) 
L. 
CO Line Identificatfon Display 
pro@-mming 
steps 
Each CO line in the system can be programmed 
to have a name associated to it in database 
programming. 
1. Press the CO LINE IDEIWIFICATION flex- 
ible button (Button #12). The folIowing 
message is shown on the display phone: 
2. Enter the name by using keys on the dial 
pad as follows. Valid alpha-numeric char- 
acters are: A-Z. O-9. l , #, - [spaces] and 
other ASCII characters as listed below. The 
name may be entered in any combination 
up to 1%characters in length (this repre- 
sents 24-digits entered). 
A=21 
B=22 
C =23 
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 =93 T- 
! 
I z=94 I 
1 =I# 
2 =2# 
3 =3# 
4 =4# 
5=5# 
6 =6# 
7 =7# 
8 =8# 
9 =9# 
OEO#/ 
jpace ~11 
: 112 
- =13 
’ =14 * =Ol 
, =02 
7 =03 
/ =04 
1=*1 
$ =+2 
0% =*3 
& =*4 
* =‘# 
[=#l 
) =#2 
+ =#3 
= =#4 
# =## 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
W-III now update. Description 
This feature shows a name to be entered into 
the database prog ’ g for each individual 
line (trunk) connected to the system. 
Once entered into the database, LCD phones 
incIuding the attendant staff ons will receive the 
programmed line “name” in place of the default 
‘LINE XX message. This applies to all line call 
processing conditions where the current ‘LINE 
Xx message appears. 
SMDR will continue to print out the Iine num- 
ber in place of the programmed name. 
If the line name has not been programmed, then 
the current “LINE XX” display will be used as 
the default. 
A programmable data field is avaiIable for each 
he in the system. Line namea may be pro- 
grammed using the range programming. 
A message similar to the fohowing wiII be used 
for aII CO Iine displays when a name has been 
programmed for a CO line. 
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720.2 DIALPULSE PARAMETERS 
gntmmhg Steps 
If this feature is to be assigned: 
a. Press FLASH and dial 141). The following 
message is shown on the display phone: 
I._...,., 
ml 10PFs 
b.‘Ihe Dial Pulse features will toggle on and 
off with each depression, and the display 
will update with each depression. 
. JXDon=60/40(RKTI0). 1OppsW’EED~ 
. ISDoff = 66/33 (RATIO), 20pps WEED1 
c. Press the HOLD button to save the entxy. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now upaate. Desctiption 
By default all lines are DTMF (tone) signaling. 
If outpulsing is required, the individual outside 
line must be programmed for pulse. Refer to CO 
line programming section. The break/make ra- 
tio and the dial speed can be programmed at 
this time. 
The buttons on the digit& terminal are defined 
as shown beiow when entening the Dial Pulse 
Parameter programming Wea: 
D&m&: By default, the b&&/make ratio IRA- 
TI0) is set at 60/40 but can be changed to 
66/33. By default, the dMng speed [SPEED) is 
XOpps but can be changed to 2Opps. 
R&edPro~ 
l g: Refer to Sec. 720.1, CO 
Line Programming for DTMF/Dial Pulse 
programming. 
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720.3 FLEXIBLE PORT ASSIGNKENT 
FlrATuRE 
Programming steps Description 
if the CO Line numbers need to be relocated to 
different ports: 
a. Press FLASH and dial (421. The following 
message is shown on the display phone: 
5 
b.The buttons 1 through 7 indicate cards 1 
through 7. When the relocation program is 
initially entered, Button #I will be lit indi- 
cating 
that the user is progmzumningthe CO 
Line numbers on the 
first card (CO Ports 1 
through 4). The LCD wiiI display the CO 
Line numbers presently assigned to the 
first four ports. 
To change the CO Line number assigned to any 
port: 
a. Dial the position number on the display (01 
through 04). folIowed by the CO Line num- 
ber desired. 
Example: ‘Ike Fltible Port Assignment feature will pro- 
vide a means to assign CO line numbers to any 
CO line port in the system. This provides com- 
plete flexibtily in determinWg CO line numbers 
within the system as long as fhey stay witbk 
the system numbering plan. A CO line can be 
assignedanynumberbetweenO1 and 14ontbe 
in@zite DVX’ system and any number between 
01 and 28 on the in.. DVX I* system. This 
restrktion is required to rninknize memory re- 
quirements on the smaller !5pms. 
The buttons on the digital terminal are defined 
as shown belowwhen entering the Flexible Port 
Assiient feature programming arca: 
~&Eq gg Fi 
[a &ETR h;Ti 
All CO line numbers entered are stored in a 
temporaq database area which is uploaded to 
the main database when the system is reset. 
- If 0103 were dialed, the CO line num- 
ber of the first enuy on the display 
would be changed to 03. In addition, 
since 03 was shown as the third cn- 
try on the display, that enuy would 
be bknk (##I. 
- lntheDVX1System,ifa2x4Ex- 
pander Module were installed, the en- 
by would be 0 1 for CO5. followed by 
the CO Line number desired. 
To select another card in the system: 
a. Press the button associated with that card. 
For example, ff Button #3 were pressed (CO 
ports 9 through 121, the CO Line numbers 
assigned to the third card would be dis- 
played. CO Line numbers on the third card 
are changed in the same manner by enter- 
ing the position number (01 through 04), 
folkwed by the CO Line number desired, 
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STATION ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 730 
STATION ATTRIBUTES PROG~NG 
750.1 INTRODUCTION 
Pr0g-t 
+ng Steps 
If the system is in the 
programming mode, 
continue using the program codes. If starting 
to 
program here, enter the programming mode. 
Refer 
to 700.2. Program Mode Entry (Key 
Staffon). 
If station features are to be changed: 
a. Press FLASH and dial [50). The following 
message is shown 
on the &play phone: 
;I 
b. 
Enter a six-digit number (1 OO- 155) for sta- 
tion range being programmed. If only one 
station is being programmed, enter that 
number twice i.e. 
(lCH3100). 
c. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
tif now update. 
Flexible button #20 (New 
Range) will be lit. The display updates to 
current programming for Page A: 
111 
where: 
- XXX= Station Range 
- - A= Page “A” Features 
- PA= paging Access is allowed 
- DD= Do Not Disturb is allowed 
- CF= Conference Is 
allowed 
- -A= Executive Override IS allowed 
- PR= privacy is enabled 
- SP;=Syatem Speed Dial is allowed 
- QU= Queuing is allowed 
- PL- Preferred Line Answer is enabled 
- OH= Off-Hook Voice Over is allowed 
- ~=Cdl Forward is allowed 
- LC= Forced LCR Enabled 
- SB= ACD Supervisor Barge-in* Description 
This section describes tbe steps and proce- 
dures necessary to program station attributes 
for stations connected to the in_finite Digital Key 
Telephone 
System. When entering the Station 
attributes portion of the database, the pm- 
grarnmer may decide to enter information for 
either a range of stations or one specific station. 
Range programming allows the progrannner to 
change a spe&c pammeter or a few parame- 
ters for an entire range of staff on5 leaving intact 
the remaining data fields that do not 
require 
change. Those data fields will conttnue to oper- 
ate with the previously programmed data. 
Station Attributes are divided between those 
features that require either a simple aflow/deny 
or Enable/Dfsable (toggle) operation and those 
that require 
a numeric entry. The allow/deny 
(toggle) type features are programmed on page 
“A”. 
When programmmg the Page ‘IA” features. the 
flexfble buttons are mapped as follows: 
- Button #I18 PAGE “A”] selects Page *A” 
and displays Page “A” parameters.. 
- Button #19 [PAGE “B-1 selects Page ‘B” 
and displays Page “B” parameters.. 
- Button #20 (Select Range] will prompt 
for a 
new Station range. 
l ACD Features are ONLY av&ble when the 
Basic ACD Software package Is purchased 
separately. 
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‘A” STATION ATTRIBUTES [Cont’d) 
1. Press the PAGE ACCESS fl&ble button 
(Page A, Button # 
1). ‘Ihis feature will to&e 
on and off with each depression. and the 
display will update with each depression. 
l LED on = Paging is allowed 
. IEDoff=Pagirqisdenied 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. 
Description 
PAGE ACCESS. Stations can individua@ be 
allowed or denied the ability to make pages. 
This applies 
to alI intema.l and external zone 
paging. A station denied access to paging may 
still answer a meet-me page announcement. 
(Station COS 
6 will not deny a station the ability 
to make a page.1 
Debault: By default, Paging is allowed at all 
stations. 
B. Do Not Disturb 
ggxmmhg steps 
1. 
Press the DO NOTDISTURB flexible button 
(Page A. Button #2). Tl-& 
feature will toggle 
on 
and off with each depression. and the 
display will update with each depression. 
l LED on = Do Not Disturb is a.Uowed 
l LED off= Do Not Disturb is denied 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confkmation tone is heard.  _ Description 
DO NOT DISTURB. Stations can be individu- 
ally allowed or denied the ability to place their 
telephone in Do Not 
Disturb. 
Default: 
By defau2t. Do Not Disturb is allowed 
at all stations. 
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