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“A” STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
C. Conference Enable/Disable (Per 
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Programming Steps 
l.Press the CONFERENCE flexible button 
[Page A, Button #3). This feature will toggle 
on and off with each depression, and the 
display will update with each depression. 
l LED on = Conference is enabled 
l LED off = Conference is disabled 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. 
D. Executive Owe&de 
pfogx-mmhg steps 
1. Press the EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE flerdble 
button (Page A, Button #4). This feature 
will toggle on and off with each depression, 
and the display wiIl update with each de- 
l LED on = &cut&e Override is allowed 
l LED off= Executive Override is denied 
2.Pre.s~ the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confknation tone is heard.  pression. 
1 CAUTION ] 
USE OF THIS FEATURE WHEN THE 
EXECUTIVE OVERRlDE WARNING 
TONE IS DISABLED MAY BE INTER- 
PRETED AS A VIOLATION OF FED- 
ERAL OR STATE LAWS, AND AN 
INVASION OF PRIVACY. CONSULT 
COUNSEL WTIX RESPECTTO APPLJ- 
CABLE LAW BEFORE INTRUDiNG ON 
CALLS USINGTHIS FEA’IURG. Description 
CONFERENCE. This feature allows the system 
to be programmed on a per Station basis for the 
ability to initiate a conference. 
Only stations tbat have Conference enabled will 
be able to initfate a conference. 
A station that is denied conferencing capabili- 
ties in progranmhg can be a party to another 
stations conference provided that station does 
have conferencing privileges. 
Default: By default, Conference is enabled for 
all stations. 
Description 
EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE. This feature allows 
certain stations to be designated as “Executive” 
An optional waming tone is programmed on a  stations with the ability 
to override and ‘barge- 
in” on other keysets engaged in a CO line or 
system wide basis to either enable or disable 
the tone. T% tone wiIl be presented to all 
parties prior to actual 
cut thru of the third  intercom conversation. 
Dciimiltz By default, Executive Override is dis- 
abIed for all stations. 
Related Pro Refer to Set 710 2 
-A. Exec bvenii; Systcxu Features Pro 
Warning Tone. Also refer to Sec. 730.1, ACD 
Supervisor Monitor w/Barge-in. 
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E. Privacy (Per station) 
Profipmmdg Steps 
To 
program station(s) for Automatic Privacy: 
1. Press the PRIVACY flexlble button (Page A, 
Button #5). This feature wit1 toggle on and 
off with each depression, and the display 
will update with each depression. 
. LED on 
= Privacy is enabled on Sta- 
tions(s) 
. LED off = Privacy is disabled on Sta- 
-m 
2.Press the I-lOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmatfon tone is heard. Description 
PRIVACY. The system provfdes privacy on all 
communications in the system which prevents 
other stations from accidentally entering an 
existing conversation. However. if desired, the 
system will allow on a per station basis the 
ability for a station to join an existing outside 
CO line conversation. Each station can be 
granted the privilege to join an existing CO line 
conversation by simply pressing the CO line 
button of a CO line in use. 
Both the station and the CO line must have 
prtMcy disabled before the system will allow 
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If privacy is disabled and a station joins an 
existingcalL bothpartieswill hearanalerktone. 
If privacy is disabled, only .one other station 
may 
join in on an existing conversation. 
Default: F’rivacy is enabled for all stations in 
default. 
Related programming: Refer to Sec. 720.1, CO 
Line Programmln g. Privacy in CO Line Attrib- 
utes programming. 
The Station Privacy flag affects a station users ability to access CO lfnes already en- 
gaged in conversation by another station in the system as shown in the folluwing ta- 
ble: 
Station Attempting to CO Une In Use by Another Station 
Access CO Line 
Privacy Enabled Privacy Disabled 
ptfvacy Enabled Private Private 
INo Cut-through) , 
(No Cut-through) 
Privacy Msabled Private 
* Privacy Released 
(No cut-through) [Cut-through Allowed) 
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F. System Speed Dial Access 
Prog~ steps 
1, Press the SPEED fieiible button (Page A, 
Button #6). This feature will toggle on and 
off with each depression, and tie display 
will update with each depression. 
. LED on = System Speed Dialing access 
is allowed 
l LED off= System Speed Dialing access is 
denied 
2.Pres.s the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
SYSTEM SPEED DIALING 
ACCESS. Stations 
can be individually allowed or denied the ability 
to use system speed dial (20-99) numbers. The 
last 40 systmn speed numbers are not moni- 
tored by toll restriction. Stations can not be 
prevented from using station speed dial. 
Default: By default, System Speed M&ng is 
allowed at alI stations. 
Related Ro gremming: Refer to Sec. 760.1, 
Exception Tables Programmmg. 
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G. WneQueuing 
Programmiq Steps 
1. Press the QUEUING fkdble button Page 
A, Button #7). This feature will toggle on 
and off with each depression, and the dis- 
play will update with each depression. 
l LJ3D on = Queuing is allowed 
l LED off= Queuing is denied 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the enky. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
LINE @lEUING. Stations caa be allowed or 
denied the ability to manually queue for a busy 
group of CO lines. Even when disabled. stations 
will have automatic IAX queuing privileges. 
Default: By default, CO Line Queuing is al- 
lowed at all stations. 
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H. Prcfcrrcd Line Answer 
ptogrammbg Steps Description 
1. Press the PREF LINE ANSWER fl&ble but- 
PREF LINE ANSWER. Stations can be given the 
ton [Page A. Button #S]. This feature will ability to answer incoming outside line calls, 
toggle on and off with each depression. and transferred and recalling lines and he queues 
the display will update with each depres- by simply going off-hook. (Preferred Line An- 
sion. swer) 
l LEDon=hef’kxredLineAnswerisal- 
lowed D&auk By default. FVeferred Line Answer is 
disabled on all stations. 
l LED off= Preferred Line Answeris denied 
2.FYess the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. 
L Off-Hook Voice Over 
l?roflpmnkg steps 
1. Press the OHVO flexible button (Page A, 
Button #9). ‘Ibis feature wilI toggle on and 
off with each depression. and the display 
will update with each depression. 
l LED on = Off-Hook Voice Over is aUowed 
. LED off= OfFHook Voice Over is denied 
2.Press the 
HOLD button to save the enhy. 
* Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
OHVO. This feature a&ws a station to receive 
OHVO calls. Only OHVO DfgitalTenninals may 
receive an OHVO cdl. A station can be denied 
the ability to receive OHVO calls by disabling 
the OHVO option. 
DcfimItz By default. &-Hook Voice Over is 
disabled for all stations. 
Remed Programming: 
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J. CaII Fonvardiq 
Prqqramming steps 
1. Press the CALL FORWARD flexible button 
(Page A, Button # lo]. This feature will tog- 
gle on and off with each depression, and 
the disp1ay will update with each deptes- 
sion. 
l LED on = Call Forwarding is allowed 
l LED off= Call Forwardhg is denied 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
CALL FORWARD. Stations can be allowed or 
denied the ability to have incoming CO calls, 
intercom, transferred outside Lines forwarded 
to another station, ACD. UCD. Hunt or Voice 
Mail group or Off-Net Fomard via speed dial. 
Dcfautt: By defauit. Call Forwarding is allowed 
at all stations. 
. 
a. Forced Least Cost Ranting &CR) 
Progmmming Steps 
1. Press the FORCED LCR flexible button 
(PageA, Butt.on#ll).ThisfeaturewiU tog- 
gle on and off with each depression. and 
the display will update with each depres- 
sion. 
l LED on = Least Cost Rmtfng is forced 
l LED off= Least Cost Routing is optional 
2.FWss the HOLD button to save the enm. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
FORCED 
LCR. Stations may be forced to place 
outgoirqj CO calls by use of LAX [dial [9]) to 
access an outside line). This allows the system 
administrator to control dialing patterns and 
t&e lines used for outgoing CO calls more effec- 
tively. This can be enabled/clisabled on a per 
station basis for additional flexibility and con- 
trd. 
Defimk Forced LCR Q optional for all stations. 
Itdated prom: 
Refer to sec. 730.1. 
LCR Class of service (COS): Sec. 710.2. LCR 
Enable: 765.1, Least Cost Routing (LCR) 
programming. 
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PAGE “A” STATION ATTRIBUTES [Cont’d) 
L. ACD Supe+r Monitor w/Barge-In 
Proglxmmhg Steps 
1. Press the SUPV 3mGE-IN flexible button 
(Page A, Button #12). This feature will tog- 
gle on and off with each depression. and 
the display will update with each depres- 
sion. 
l LED on = ACD Supv Barge-in is alIowed 
l LED off;; ACD Supv Barge-in is denied 
2.F%ess the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confiiation tone is heard. Description 
This feature is ONLY available when the Basic 
ACD Software Package is purchased sepa- 
rately. 
The ACD Supervisor Monitor with Barge-In fea- 
ture provides a means for an ACD Supenrisor 
to monitor an agents calI in progress or provide 
assistance in training ACD personnel. When 
used, a supervisor may intrude onto an agents 
call in a listen only mode of in a true conference 
mode. This feature is available with or without 
Default: By default, the Supervisor Monitor 
w/Barge-In feature is not allowed. 
Related Pmgramming: Refer to Sec. 730.1, 
Executive Override. 
M. Executive Ckwfde BIockiq 
1. - gsteps 
l.Press the EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE 
BLOCKING flexible button (PageA Button 
#13).ThisfeaturewiIltoggleonandoffwith 
each depression, and the display will up- 
date with each depression. 
- I, LED on = Blocking is denied. 
l LED off= Blo&q Is allowed, 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confiiation tone is heard. Description 
The Executive Override Feature has a separate 
condition added to 
it which wili allow or disaI- 
Sow an liZxecutive to override an extension. This 
prevents an extension with override capability 
from overriding an Executive’s station. Reler to 
Item D., Executive Override eartier in this sec- 
tion. 
Dcfautt: E3y default. Executive Override is al- 
lowed at all stations. 
Related Programmiq: Refer to Sec. 710.2, 
System Features Programming, Executive 
Override. 
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730.2 PAGE “B” INTRODUCMON 
Projg3mmkg Steps 
If t&e 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 
Station). 
If station features are to be changed: 
a. Press FLASH and dial [50]. The following 
message is shown on the display phone: 
b.Enterasix-digitnumber(lOO-155)forsta- 
tion range being programmed. If only one 
station is being programmed, enter that 
number twice i.e. (100100). 
c. Press the HOLD button to save t.be entry. 
Confirmation 
tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Fltible button #20 (New 
Range] will be lit. 
d. Press FG Bl button. The display of current 
programming for those featclreswill appear 
as follows: 
i EEX3lfll D Ill3 EON 1 8pO 
MM EBBE ccc nEDnltPB 10 
Where: 
- xx=staticmRange 
- 3= Page ?3* Features 
* 
- ID= Station Identification (O-7) 
- COS= Class of Senrice (1-6) 
- SPK= Speakerphone Option (O-2) 
- AAAA= Pickup Group (l-4) 
- l3BBB= F%ging Zone (l-4) 
- CCC= Preset Forward Destination 
- DD....DD= CO Line Group access(0-7) 
- u);: LCR Class of Service (O-6) Description 
This section describes the steps and proce- 
dures necessary to program the Page “B” sta- 
tion attributes for stations connected to the 
infirrite Digital Key Telephone System. When 
entering the Station attributes portion of the 
database, the programmer may decide to enter 
information for either a range of stations or one 
specific station. 
Range programming allows the programmer to 
change a specific parameter or a few parame- 
ters for an entire range of stations leaving intact 
the remaining data flelds,that do not require 
change. Those data fields will continue to oper- 
ate with the 
pnwiously programmed data. 
When programming the Page ‘B” 
features, the 
flexible buttons are mapped as follows: 
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- Button #18 [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. 
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A Station IdcntJfication 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the STATiON ID flexible button page 
B. Button # 1). 
To program the Station ID for a Digital Termi- 
nal: 
1. Dial a [O] on the dial pad. 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now upaate. 
To program the Station ID for a DSS/DLS Con- 
sole with Map 1, Map 2 or Map 3: 
steps 
1. Dial either 
a 111. [2] or 131 on the diat pad. 
2. Enter the three-digit station number (loo- 
1551 which the DSS/DLS Console is asso- 
ciated with. 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Description 
STATION ID. Each system port must be pro- 
grammed to identify tie type of station that wiII 
operate on that port. Each station me must be 
identiiied. 
Dtfhultz By default, alI 4x8 Key Interface Cards 
default to ID 0 [Digital Terminal). all SLTs de- 
fault to ID 5 (SLT or OPX). 
Description 
lWJP 
#la By default, the first 28 Stations (Stas 
100-127) and CO Lines 1-14 are mapped to be 
buttons. Three Call Park locations, 
Release, 
Attendant Override, and an AlI Call Page are 
also mapped to the buttons. All buttons except 
the 14 CO Iine buttons and Release button are 
flexible 
and can be c.hanged by the station user. 
MAP %2. By default, CO Lines l-28 are fbced 
buttons and Stations IOO- 111 
are flexMe but- 
tons and appear in sequential order with 6 
buttons Programmed as features. 
MAP #S. Stations 112-155 are flexible buttons 
and appear in sequential order with the bottom 
4 buttons programmed as either features or 
flwcible. This provlIdes the receiving stations 
with DSS buttons when used in conjunction 
with DSS Map 2 for a full 28x56 CO/Station 
Related Rugramming: Refer to Sec. 720.1, CO 
Line Programming. CO Line Progrrng for 
CO Line ringing assignments onMap 1 and Map 
2. 
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station Identi&ation (Cont’d) 
To program the 
Station ID for a Relay/Sensor 
Module: 
Fro- steps 
l.lXd a 14) on the dial pad. 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will 
now update. 
To program the Station ID for a SLT or OPX 
Station: 
Prog$amdng steps 
l.Diala151 onthedialpad. 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
ConfltmaUon tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Description 
RELAY/SENSOR HODDTX: The Relay Sensor 
Interface Module connects to the system using 
one digital station port and provides three relay 
activated contacts 
and three sensing circuits. 
The relays provide for applications such as 
Loud Bell Control contacts, CO Line contro1 
contacts, RAN Start contacts, Page Relays. 
Power Fail contact and additional applications 
assoftwarewiUpermit.The sensingcircuitswill 
provide for such applications as Alarm signal- 
ing input, RAN Stop (end of message) and other 
applications as developed and allowed by soft- 
ware. 
Description 
SLT/GFF PREmSE EXTENSLGN (Opx): This 
external module provides the interface for one 
long loop (OPX) single line telephone (2500 
type) extension. This 
module requires a sepa- 
rately provided -4SV dc power supply to provide 
the necessary cument for long loop applications 
and to support ring generation. This module is 
wiredtoandusesa~statlonport~any 
digital key terminal station port on any caml 
phgged into the system. The OPX card meets 
the requirements of the FCC for connection to 
the telephone Uelco) network. Telephones 
must be DTMF only (2500 type]. 
Related I%o@amxr@$ Refer to Figure 500-22 
OfT-Premise Extension (OPX) Module 
This module also provides for one Power Fail 
circuit in the event of an AC power failure. 
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station Identification [Cont’d) 
To program the Station ID for a SLTw/Message 
waiting Lamp: 
Pro- Steps 
l.Diala[6]onthedialpad. 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will nuw update. 
To program the Station ID for a Digital Data 
Interface box (DDIIJ): 
ProgramminF( steps 
l.Di.ala(?]onthedialpad. 
2.Enter the three-digit associated station 
number. (100-155) or 
Enter ### in the case of a DDIU without an 
associated station. 
3.Pres.5 the HOLD button to Save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Description 
SINGLE UNE TELEPHONl3 (SLT): The ir$r& 
Di@aI Key Telephone System supports indus- 
b-y standard 2500 Type (DTMF) single line iu- 
struments. When the 2x4 SLT Expander 
Module is installed in the DVX I system, a 
m&mum of eight single line telephones may 
be supported. When the 4x8 SLT Interface 
Board [CSB) is installed in the DVX ’ system. a 
maximum of 48 single line telephones may be 
supported. I 
Description 
DIGITAL DATA ZNTERFACE BOIS: The Data 
Feature is a time division, point to point data 
I3 ’ ion capability which permits simulta- 
neous voice and data communications [within 
the same system but not the same port]. The 
Data Feature ofks the ability to transmit data 
information between personal computers, 
printers, plotters. modems, CRT termink. and 
main frame computer ports. To establish a data 
call. a Digital Data Interface box (DDI) is re- 
quired to be connected to each data communi- 
cations device. The DDIU allows any serial data 
communications device (which conforms to RS- 
232C) to be connected to the in_fintte Digital 
system. Data information can be switched 
through the system at speeds of 300, 1200, 
2400.4800.9600,19.2Kand 38.4Kbaud asyn- 
chronous. 
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