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PAGE “B” STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
B. StEtion class of Service (Cm) 
Pro#+?mxmg steps 
1. Press the CLASS OF SERVICE fkible but- 
ton (Page B. Button #Z). 
2. Enter a two-digit Class of Service entq as 
follows: 
l 1st digit is day COS 
+ 2nd digit is night COS 
The six classes of service are: 
- 1= unrestricted 
- 2= governed by Table A 
- 3= governed by Table B 
- 4= governed by Tables A and B 
- 5= no O,I,‘,# as first digit, 7 digits 
- 6= intercom only [no CO Line access} 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confkmatton tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Description 
CLASS OF SERVICE. Each stations must be 
assigned a certain COS for day mode operation, 
and also be assigned a COS for night mode 
operation. The night COS goes into affect when 
the system is placed into the night mode. 
manually or automatically. This prevents the 
misuse of phones after hours. 
Class of service (COS] determines the stations 
dialing privileges. Refer to Table 720- 1 Class of 
Service (COS). 
Dcfaulk By default. ail stations are assigned a 
COS 1 for day mode and COS 1 for night mode. 
Related w: Rifer to Sec. 720.1, CO 
Line Progr~J, Class of Service [COS) 
Programming: and Sec. 760.1, Exception 
Tables Programmtng. 
Table 730-l Clam3 of &mice (COS) 
CO LlN5 CLASS OF SERVICE 
1 2 3 4 5 
S 
T 1 
Unrestricted Unrestricted Unrestricted Rzg;tn* Unrestricted 
A 
T 2 
Table A Table A , Unrestricted R$u$$& Unreskicted 
1 
0 3 Table B Unrestricted 
Table B Canned 
Restriction* Unrestricted 
N 
.4 Tables A&B Table A 
Table B Canned 
Restriction* Unrestricted 
c 
0 5 Canned 
Canned Canned Canned 
S ResMction* ResVlction* Restriction* Restriction* Unrestricted 
6 Intercom Intercom Intercom Jntercom * h&x-corn 
0* OlllV onlv OnSy only 
* Canned Restriction= No ‘0’. 1. #, ‘*’ as a iht dialed digit, and 7 digits maximum 
phs l-800. 1911. 161 f are allowed and 411,976, and 555 numbers are denied. 
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PAGE “B” STATION ATTRJBUTES (Cont’d) 
C. Speakerphont/fXeadact FVog 
Progxamming Steps 
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1. Press the SPEAKERPHONE flexible button 
[Page B, Button #31. 
2. Enter a one-digit number on the dial pad 
between 0 and 3 to identify the speaker- 
phone 
operation. 
- 0 = works as normal 
speakerphone. 
FUI spezkrphone capabilities on 
both CO lines and Intercom. 
- I = Speakerphone 
enabled for inter- 
com calls only. Speakerphone capa- 
bilities disabled for outgoing CO line 
calls (monitoring and on-hook dial- 
ing are still auowtd. 
- 2 = Speakerphone 
is disabled com- 
plete@. Allows for headset operation. 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confiiation tone is heard 
and the display 
wilI now update. 
Descrintion 
SPEAKERPHONE. Each telephone’s speaker- 
phone ability is programm able in one of three 
Ways. 
A speakerphone ID of 2 will aUow the station 
user to enable headset mode by dialing a code. 
The station user may then return to fuIl speak- 
erphone operation by di&ng the same code 
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Dcf&nlk By default. aU stations are assigned an 
ID of 0. 
. 
D. 
Pick-Up Group[s) programmipg 
1. Press the GROUP PICKUP flexible button 
(Page 
B. Button #4J. 
2. Enter a one-to-four digit number to pro- 
gram Pickup &Foups. 
b 
- o=nogroup 
- l=Groupl 
- 2=Group2 
- 3= Group3 
- 4= Group 4 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confhmation 
tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
[ Description 
GROUP PIC3UP. Each station is assigned into 
pick up groups. Stations can be in any combi- 
nation of the four group& or in no group at alL 
D+fault: By default, all stations are in 
group 1. 
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STATION ATTRIBUTES PROGIMBlMRVG 
PAGE “B” STA’MON ATTRIBUTES (0mt’d) 
E. P@ng ant(s) pr0g-g 
Prof$Tmmbg steps 
l.Press the PAGING ZONES flexible button 
(Page B. Button #5). 
2.Enter a one-to-four digit number to pro- 
gram paging zone(s). 
- 0= no zone (no pages received) 
- l=Zonel 
- 2=Zone2 
- 3=Zone3 
- 4=Zone4 
3.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confbmation tone is heard and the display 
wIIl now update. Description 
PAGING ZONES. Each station is assigned to 
internal paging zones. A station can be in any 
or all zones or in no zone at alI. 
All Call is all page zones combined. If a station 
is not in any internal zone. itwill not receive any 
all call pages. 
Stations not assigned to a page group can still 
make page announcements ifallowed in station 
prog ‘?g. Stations can be assigned to a 
page group in order to receive pages but not 
akwed to make pages. 
Defaultz By default, alI $&ions are in Page 
Zone 1. 
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PAGE “B” STATION AmU’IE3 (Cont’d) 
F. Preset Call Forward Rogrammfn& 
Progr~ Steps 
1. Press the PRESET FORWARD flexible but- 
ton (Page B, Button #6). 
2.Enter a three-digit number to determine 
the destination where calis are to be routed 
when the preset forward timer expires. 
. 
3 dim 
- OZO-099= System Speed Bins 20-99 
for off-net forwz&fng 
- loo-155= station Numbers 
- 330-337= Hunt Groups l-8 
- MO-447= Voice Mail Groups 1-8 
- 550-5572 ACD or UCD Groups 1-8 
3,Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Descriution 
PlEESET FORWARD. This feature allows the 
system database to be configured so that in- 
coming CO Lines, which are programmed to 
ring at a parttcular station, can be forwarded 
elsewhere in the system predetermined by pro- 
$2 * g. This feature is actfve if the station 
ringing is not answered in a specified time. This 
is particularly useful in “overflow” applications 
where a Voice Mafl or Auto Attendant may be in 
use. 
A station may have one designated preset for- 
ward location defmed in the database. 
Reset Call Forward is ch&able only to other 
predetermined preset forward stations speci- 
fied in the database up to a chain of 5 stations. 
If a CO Line foxwarded by Preset Call Forward 
encounters a manually forwarded station (Call 
Forward - Station]. or a station in DND. then 
the incoming CO Line will bypass that station 
and forward to the next in the chain. If that 
station is the last in the chain, then the call will 
not forward any further and will continue to 
ring at that station until answered or termi- 
nated. 
Chainable Preset Call Forwarding will force the 
incoming CO Line to ring at each station preas- 
signed in the database for the Preset Forward 
Ring Timer. specified in the database, before 
fol-Wa&ng. 
CO Lines can be preset forwarded to ring into 
an ACD, UCD, Voice Mail, Hunt Group or Off- 
Net via speed dial from any station. A CO line 
will not preset forward to a busy hunt, voice 
mail, ACD, or UCD group, however each time 
tfie preset forward timer expires [for a toti of 
five attempts1 the group will be checked for an 
idle station. If a member of the group Is idle the 
call will then be presented to that member. 
Default: By default, no preset fomd destina- 
tions are programmed. 
Related PI-O-: 
Refer to Sec. 710.1, 
System Timers, Preset Forward Timer. 
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PAGE “B” 
STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
G. CO Lbe -Up hm?ss 
RoJqmmiTg steps 
LPress the CO LIFtI3 GROUP ACCESS flex- 
ible button (Page B. Button #7}. 
2. Enter up to seven digits (0, or 1-3 for the 
outside line groups the station wiIl have 
access to, 
- O=noaceess 
- 1 =accesstoGroup 1, Code9or81 
- 2 = access to Group 2. Code 82 
- 3 = access to Group 3. Code 83 
- 4 = access to Group 4, Code 84 
- 5 = access to Group 5. Code 85 
- 6 = access to Group 6. Code 86 
- 7 = access to Group 7. Code 87 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entty. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Description 
CO UNE GROUP ACCESS. A station is allowed 
access to any combination of outside hne 
groups. Or a station may not be allowed any 
access to outside lines. The following are the 
line group numbers and their access codes. 
CO line groups are used primarily by single line 
telephones or for flexible buttons assigned as 
pooled group buttons on a Key Telephone. 
Deiidtz By default, all stations are allowed 
access to Group 1. 
RdmtcdRo~: Refer to Sec. 720.1, CO 
Line Programming, TO Line Group 
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H. LCR clans of scmicc [Cos) 
v steps 
1. Press the LCR COS flexible button (Page B, 
Button #8). 
b 2. Enter a one-digit number between 0 and 6 
to correspond to the LCR Class of Service 
desired. 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. Description 
LCR COS. Stations can be given a class of 
service assignment 
for Least Cost Routing. The 
rangeisbetweemOand6withObeingunre- 
stricted and 6 being the most restricted. A 
station will be allowed use of LCR routes with a 
priority 
rmmbes equal to or higher than the 
stations LCR cos assignment. 
Default: By default, all stations are given unre- 
stricted access (0). 
Related programming: Refer to See. 760.2, 
U=RTables Programming . 
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PAGE “B” STATION ATTRIBUTES [Co&d) 
1. Off-Hook Preference Prog * g 
Programming steps 
TO program 
a station for OR-Hook Pre.ference; 
1. Press the OFF-HOOK PREF flexible button 
(Page B. Button #9). The following message 
is shown on the display phone: 
2. Enter the two-digit button number (0 l-28) 
or (00) to indicate no specific button is 
preferred. SLTs use 01 to enable or 00 to 
disable. 
3.Then. enter either 0 or 1 where: 
- 
0 = Disable user programmable pref- 
erence so that users may not change 
the off-hook preference as set in pro- 
grammirg. Also use for SLT stations. 
- 
1 = Enable user programmable pref- 
erence to key station users so that 
they may change the off-hook prefer- 
ence through a user dial code. 
4. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Con&mation tone is heard and the &splay 
will now update. Description 
OFF IIOOK PREF. This allows a key station 
user to automatically have a flex button se- 
lected when going off-hook or when pressing 
the ON/OFF button. SLT user may have a par- 
ticular CO line or a CO line group selected 
automatically when going off-hook. 
This may be established in programming so 
that key station users may select and/or 
change their off-hook preference through the 
use of a dial code. This user programmable 
preference may be allowed or denied in pro- 
g-g. 
When establishing an off-h&k preference for 
SLT stations. it is necessary to program the 
SLTs CO Une. or line group, to be accessed 
when going off-hook first using a flex button 
pq$2mmQj procedure. 
Default: 3y default, all digital terminals are 
allowed to change their preference but no but- 
ton is assigned (00). 
SLT stations are not al- 
lowed this feature. 
Related Progllg: Refer to Sec. 730.1, 
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~@ta,I gey T&phone Systems STATION A-m PROGRAMHING 
PAGE “B” STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
Pro@imming Step5 
1. Press the BUTION ASSIGN flexible buttnn 
(Page B. Button #lo). The following mes- 
sage is shown on the display phone: 
! MIlwlNMPlin~ 
c  / IllimmnoAl~ 
2. Enter the two-drgit button number IBB] to 
be programmed followed by the desired 
button function as follows: 
where: BB= Button number (0 l-24) 
MULTk To assign a button a5 amulti-firnctfon 
button tuner programmable) enter: 
BB [O] HOLD 
CO KJNEz To assign a button as a CO Line 
button, enter: 
BB (11 IIL HOLD (I& CO Line 01-28) 
LOOP: To assign a button as a Loop button, 
enter: 
BB (21 HOLD 
POOL: To assign a button as a pooled group 
button, enter: 
BB (31 G HOLD 
(G= Line Group # 1-7) Description 
BUTTON ASSIGN. Each 33-button Digital ter- 
minal ha5 24fltible buttons which can be 
individually programmed. Each 8-button Mgi- 
tal terminal has 4llexible button5 which can be 
individually programmed. One of the following 
five operations can be selected in programming 
for each button. 
. 
BKKZI. When a button is assigned a5 a multi- 
function button IO]. the user then has the a&l- 
ity to program any features or function5 on the 
buttons that the user has access to. For a 
complete list of user programmable code (f&c- 
tions and 
features), refer toTable 730-2 Flexible 
Button Display Designations. 
CO. Buttons assigned a5 spectic CO lines wiI1 
provide direct access and appearance of the CO 
line at the station. The station wfll receive all 
call status indications such as LED flash rates 
for incoming ringing, when the line has been 
placed on HOLD, etc... CO Line ringing is pro- 
grammed in CO line Attribute Progmmming. 
LOOP. Used for a station without a direct CO 
Line appearance to answer the line ringing in 
or transferred to the station. It is recommended 
that alI stations be given a loop button so they 
can receive a transferred call on a line for which 
they have no button access. 
POOL. Some or all outside CO Line5 may be 
grouped together and accessed via a POOL but- 
ton for the purpose of placing an outgoing CO 
call. Pressing this button accesses the highest 
nuxnbered unused CO line in that CO Line 
group. When programmii 
a button as a pooled 
group button. refer to CO Line group program- 
ming. Pooled group numbers mat& CO Line 
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PAGE 93” STATION ATTRIBUTES [Cont’d) 
pro- Steps 
7JNASSIGN: To unassign a button, enter: 
BB [#I HOLD 
If SLT stations are to be programmed for Off- 
Hook Refmence, it is necessary to program the 
desired CO line. or CO line group, the SLT is to 
acce.ss when going off-hook. 
To assign a CO Line for a SLT with Off-Hook 
Preference. enter: 
00 111 LLHOLD (LI= CO Line 01-28) 
To assign a CO Line group for an SLT wtth 
Off-Hook Preference, enter: 
00 (31 G HOLD [G= Line Group # l-7) Description 
UNASSIGN (looked out). Specific buttons may 
be designated as unused or locked out. When a 
button is programmed as unused, the button 
may not be programmed by the station user 
using flex button programming procedures. 
D&a&; By default, Station 100 will ring on a 
line. However, if Station 100 is not given button 
access to a tie. another station must be pro- 
grammed to ring on that line. 
Rclstted pro&ramming: When programming a 
buttonasaCOLinebutton, refertoScc. 720.1, 
CO Line Programming. CO Line Ringing 
Assignments: and Sec. 730.1, Station 
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PAGE ‘B” STATION ATTRIE)UTBS (Ckmt’d] 
K. Display Flexible Buttons 
Programming Steps 
If the flexible buttons are to be viewed: 
1. Press the DISPLAY BUTTONS flexible but- 
ton (Page B, Button # 17). The program- 
xning assignment on four buttons will be 
displayed starting with the lowest button 
number. 
With each sub-sequent deprcs- 
sion of the DISPLAY BUTTONS button, the 
next four buttons will be displayed. The 
following message is shown on the display: 
; ,%BWY BBTYI RBYYY 
Where: 
- XXX= Station number 
- BB= Button Number 
1 
Description 
DISPLfLY BUTTONS. Any time a display of but- 
ton programming (default or changed) is 
needed, press the DISPLAY BmNS button 
(button 17) on Page B and it will display four 
buttons’ programming assignments (starting 
with the lowest button number). With each 
subsequent depression of the DISPLAY BUT- 
TONS button, the next four buttons will be 
displayed. 
When a button is assigned as a multi-function 
button [O]. the user then has the ability to 
program any features or functions on the but- 
tons that the user has access to. When the 
buttons are programmed with user pro- 
grammed functions. the display WLll show the 
function that has been assigned to the button. 
For 
a complete list of user programmable code 
~functions and features). refer to Sec. 400.37, 
- WY= Button function (see 
table be- 
Iowl klexible Button Assignment. 
Table 730-2 Flexible Button Diqlay Desl@atiops 
t MUIU Fmctlon butmn. 
= CO Ltnt button Ifor CO line ILL11 
= LOOP Button 
= POOL Button with CO MC group 
number 
= station DSS/ELF button 
= Hum Group With p&It number 
=CdlRUkWItbptkloEatIOn 
= ACD Group titb pilot numbers 
= UCD Group with pllot number 
= VM Group with pllot number 
= Pworralhxd Mcasagc with mcsaagc wmbcr 
- speed W button with btn number 
= ~~~tNumber~&H buttnn 
~savcNumbcrRcdMbut%m 
= tntemal Page With zanc 
= Internal M call Page button 
= Edcrnal Ragcwkb Zone 
= aernalW Cd button 
=AUCallPagebutton 
= Meet Me paBe button 
f &r~~~dant Ovcrrlde button (ati] 
= Camp-On button 
= Line Queue button 
= LCR Queue Cancel 
= Call Back Button 
= pick Up button 
p ~cssage Wtit button 
= call Forward button 
= Do Not Disturb button 
= Conhence button 
= Untverssl N&lx Answer ACC 
Mu8 = Account Code cntcr button 
= BackGround Music button 
= Headset mcx5c button 
= Pasonal Park button 
= ACD or UCD Available/Una-ztillablc button 
=ACDorUCDCaU~tnqueucbuttan 
= Ekccutlve Ova-tide button 
= UIRAccess 
=Agent Logout 
=Agent wm 
=Agcnt Member Display 
dgattnelp  
TSupervisor Logout 
dhqavbor Logh 
=.SupavIsm Status 
Display 
=-lay”- credcdls 
-D&t.incttve RLnglng 
c0fiJiook Volcc - 
&5UlEbutton 
z.FLASH button 
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750.3 DIlsftal Data Interface Unit (DDIU) 
Prog * 2 steps 
To program a DigitaI Data Interface (DDIU) 
unit: 
a. Press FLASH and dial 1511. The foUowing 
message is shown on the display phone: 
where: 
- 
?VWW = Station Number (100-155) 
- XXXXX= Baud Rate 
- Y=DataPariiy 
- 2% Data Stop Bits 
b. Enter the three-digit station number of the 
DDIU unit. 
c. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
The display w-ill now update. 
A E%audRatcoptiolu4 
Programming steps 
1. Press the BAUD RATE ff exible button (But- 
ton # 1). 
2. Enter a one-digit number for the desired 
baud rate: 
- 1= 300 Baud 
- 2= 1200 Baud 
- 3= 2400 Baud 
- 4= 4800 Baud 
- 5= 9600 Baud 
- 6= 19.2KBaud 
- 7= 38.4K Baud 
3.Fress the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confkmation tone is heard and the d.lspIay 
will now update. Description 
The Data Feature offers the ability to transmit 
data information between personal computers, 
printers. plotters. modems. CRT terminals, and 
main frame computer ports. To estabtish a data 
cdl. a Digital Data Interface Unit (DDIUI is 
required to be connected to each data cornmu- 
nications device. The DDIU allows any seriaJ 
data communications device (which conforms 
to RS-232C) to be connected to the Infinite 
Digital system. 
The buttons on the digital terminal are defined 
as shown below when enterihg the Digital Data 
Interface Unit (DDIU) programming area: 
Description 
BAUD RATE: Datainfonnation canbe switched 
through the system at speeds of 300, 1200, 
2490.4800,9600,19.2K and 38.4K baud asyn- 
chronous. 
D&ultiBy default, the DDIU Baud Rate is 
9600 Baud. 
R&ted Prognlmmhg: 
Refer to See. 730.2, 
Page “El” Programming, Station Identification 
for associating a DDlU to a station. ’ 
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