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*Route 001 in the 
ICLID Ringing Assignment Table is used for Busy calls. If Route 001 is defaulted to “none”, the
caller is given busy tone. Calls to busy stations (i.e.: without an available Loop or CO button will follow Route 001.
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DID Parameters 
& Timers (Flash 45)
PROG CODEFLEX BTN
FUNCTIONFORMATDEFAULTCUSTOMER
DATA
FLASH 45
1Number of Digits
2-73
2Type of Signaling
o-1Wink
3Wink Timer
1 OO-300ms140ms
4Delay Timer
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ICLIDDEFAULT
ROUTE
DESTlNATtONNone
None
II
002None
003
004INone
None
005006None
None
007
008None
None
tI
009INone
None
None
None
None
None
I
015
016None
None
017
018None
None
019INoneINone
None
None
I
ICLID Default Ringing (Flash 43)
023
024None
None
025
026027None
None
None
028
029
030None
None
INone
031
032033INone
None
NoneROUTE1 DESTINATION 1
IINone1
I035None
IIII
036NoneIII040
041None
NoneII
042None m 1
IItI
043NoneIIII044None
IIII
045NoneI046
047None
None
II
048NoneItI
049tNoneILI050
tNone
II
None
IIIII
052NoneIII
053NoneIIII
054INoneIII055
INoneII056
057None
None
II058
INoneII
059
060
061None
None
None
062 1None
III063
064None
None
065
066None
None
II
067None
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ICLIDDEFAULT
ROUTE
DESTlNATfON068
069None
None
070
071
INone
None
072073
074None
None
None
075
076None
None
077
078
INone
None
079
080None
None
None
None
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I096
INoneI
It
II097None
I098
099
100None
NoneI1008
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ICLIDDEFAULT
ROUTEDESTINATION
1381386
139139B
II
II
1401408
II
II
141141B
142
142B
143
1438
144144B
1451458
1461468I
147I1476
1481488
II
II
1491498
II
II
150I1508
II
II
151I151BII
152I1528
153I1538
1541548
II
II
155t155B
II
,
160tNone
161
162None
Nme
II6163INone
164
165
INone
None
It
II
166INone
167
168None
None
*Route 000 in the 
ICLID Ringing Assignment Table is used as the intercept route. Calls to numbers not contained
in the DID Table will follow Route 000. If Route 000 is defaulted to “none”, the call will follow Route 001.
*Route 001 in the ICLID Ringing Assignment Table is used for Busy calls. If Route 001 is defaulted to “none”, the
caller is given busy tone. Calls to busy stations (i.e.: without an available Loop or CO button) will follow Route 001.
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CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGRAMMING
SECTION 700CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGRAMMING
700.1INTRODUCTION
The infinite Digital Key Telephone System can
be programmed to meet each customer’s indi-
vidual needs. All programming is done either at
Station 100 using the 33-button display digital
terminal as the programming instrument or an
ASCII terminal or PC. The digital display modelis suggested since the display is designed to
assist in programming.
When the program mode is entered, the DigitalTerminal being used no longer operates as a
terminal but as a programming instrument
with all of the buttons redefined. The keys of thedial pad are 
r.#sed to enter data fields (Program
Codes) associaked with system, station, and CO
line features 
as?well as enter specific data that
requires a numeric entry. Flexible buttons areused to toggle on or off features or allow entry
into specific data fields. LED’s and the LCD
display provide visual indication of entered data
and their value.Programming can also be performed by using
an ASCII terminal, or a computer capable of
emulating an ASCII terminal. This form of pro-
gramming can be done either locally (on-site) by
connecting the terminal directly to the RS-232C
connector on the Central Processor Unit (CPU)
or can be performed remotely (off-site) throughthe use of the on-board 1200 Baud modem
(future) located on the CPU. The method and
steps to program the system via a terminal are
identical to that used when programming froma digital 
keyset. A button to keyboard mapping
has been incorporated (see Figure 700-l) to
help minimize familiarization and training
- time.
At the time the system is installed it must be
initialized to load default data into memory. If
this pre-programming suits the customer, in-
itialization is all that is needed. Refer to Table
700- 1 for a listing of all the default values.Any time data is to be changed, the program
mode must be entered and then the individualdata field (program code). A data field can be
entered to determine current programming or
to change a specific feature within that field.During programming, the other Digital
Terminals in the System operate normally. If a
data field is entered but nothing is changed, or
changed but not entered, the previous data willremain intact upon leaving that data field. Data
fields can be entered at random.In many of the data fields, programming is
performed by toggling LED’s on or off, or enter-
ing digits on the keypad. If no changes are to be
made to the line or station, exit the data field by
either leaving the program mode (pressing theON/OFF button to OFF) or entering another
data field (pressing the FLASH button and en-
tering that program code).When features are being programmed, tones
are provided to help the programmer determine
if a correct or incorrect entry has been made. Asolid one second tone indicates the data was
accepted. An interrupted tone means an error
was made.When this occurs, re-enter the data field and
re-enter the information. Until new data is en-
tered and accepted, the system will continue tooperate under default or previously entered
values.
The system database is updated on a real-timebasis as new data is entered, by pressing the
Hold button. The system continues to operate
with the current database and is updated with
any newly entered or changed data without
interruption to telephone operation or call proc-essing in progress. However, if for example a
station’s attributes are changed while that sta-tion is off-hook on an active call, the newly
entered data will not take effect until the station
goes on-hook or becomes idle.
-Some 
feutu&must have more than onedata feZd programmed for that feature towork. Where this is the cuse, it will be
700.2PROGRAM MODE ENTRY (Key
Station)
Programming a digital terminal is performed atPort 01 (Station 100) using a 33-button Digital
Display Terminal. Programming is always done
at this port regardless of the class of service orwhich station has been assigned the atten-
dant(s).Before entering the program mode, the pro-
grammer must first verify that the Digital Ter-
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When using a data terminal (I/O device) to program the system, the following chart presents the data
terminal characters that are equivalent to the 
keyset buttons.
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REMOTE RDMIN KEY DEFINITIONS
KeyzeS, Term Keyset.Term KeysetTerm-------A--------________________________-
uuFLEX 1 QFLEX 11 Aa
11FLEX2WFLEX12S
22FLEX3EFLEX13D
33FLEX4RFLEX14F
44FLEX5TFLEX15G
55FLEXEV’FLEX16H
56FLEX7UFLEX17J
77FLEX8IFLEX18K
: -78 2FLEX FLEX2 10n PFLEX FLEX12 20L
*9FL~ISHON-OFF k
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HOLD
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In place of keyset button toggling to enable/disable a feature, the associated data terminal key can betoggled (pressed again) to enable/disable a feature, or the plus (+) character can be used to turn on
or enable a feature and the minus (-) character can be used to turn off or disable a feature.Figure 700-l Data Terminal Program Codes Cross Reference
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Table 700-l Default Values
FEATUREPROGRAMFLEXDEFAULT
CODE
BUl-IONVALUE
Attendant Station Assignment (3 Stations)Flash 10100
Set Date and TimeFlash 11Button 
l’-4MM/DD/YY, 12 HIPBX Dialing Codes
Flash 12 
: Buttons l-5None
Executive/Secretary AssignmentsFlash 13Buttons l-4
None
Relay/Sensor ProgrammingFlash 14Buttons l-7
None
Baud Rate AssignmentsFlash 15
Port # 1 (CPU “On-Board” RS-232C) (Future)Button 12400 Baud
Port 
#2 (“On-Board” 1200 Baud Modem)
Button 21200 Baud
Port 
#3 (Backplane RS-232C)
Button 32400 Baud
Port 
#4 (Backplane RS-232C)
Button 4 42400 Baud
ACCESS CODES
Flash 20
DISA Access CodeButton 1100
Admin Password for Digital Key TerminalButton 23226
SMDR PROGRAMMING
Flash 2 1SMDR
Button 1Disabled
CalI 7&eButton 2LD
Print FormatButton 380Baud Rate
Button 42400
Port #Button 5Port #lNIGHT MODE PROGRAMMING:
Flash 22
Auto/Manual
Button 1
Manual
Days of the Week ScheduleButtons 2-8
O-4 08:00-17:005-6 
####-####IDIRECTORY DIALING TABLE
Flash 23
Bin/ICMButton 1
NameButton 2
Clear Entry
Button 3
Back spaceButton 4
Next EntryButton 18
Previous Entry
Button 19
New Entry
mm seLk7-FLEXIBLE CARD ASSIGNMENTS TV 13 e 5 ~‘0~2-5 Flash 24Button 20Buttons 1 - 124 S&l/4 co/4 sta
HUNT GROUP PROGRAMMING:
Flash 30
Groups l-8Buttons l-8
PiIot/CircularButton 9
CO LINE GROUP 
PROGRAMMlNG:A 1 BFlash 40
DTMF/Dial Pulse SignalingCO/PBX Flag
Universal Night Answer (UNA)
Conference
PrivacyButton 1
Button 2
Button 3
Button 4
Button 5co
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
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Table 700-l Default Values
.FEATUREPROGRAMFLEXDEFAULT
CODE
BU’I-I-ONVALUE
Loop Supervision
Button 6Disabled
DISA
Flash Timer‘8 fi$quMMNGButton 7Disabled
Button 810CO Line Group
AddedButton 91
Line COSi3s isButton 101
Ringing AssignmentButton 11None
CO Line Identification Display
lif@gButton 12
Trunk Directionp--\-LButton 13Incoming-Outgoin
Ring Delay Timer
&c ii,Button 1400 sec.
Display Ring Assignment(s)Button 17
’ Ring at Sta 100
Next (forward) CO
Button 18
Next (backward) CO
Button 
19
New RangeButton 20
Dial Pulse, Speed/Ratio Programming
Flash 4 1
Break/Make
Button 1
60/40
Dial SpeedButton 210 PPs
Flexible Port Assignment Feature - CO LinesFlash 42Buttons l-7Cards l-7
ICUD* Ringing Assignment FeatureFlash 43Button 1STATION PROGRAMMING:
Flash 50
Page Access
Page AButton 1Enabled
DND AccessButton 2Enabled
ConferenceButton 3Enabled
Executive OverrideButton 4Disabled
PrivacyButton 5Enabled
System SpeedButton 6Enabled
Queuing
Button 7
Enabled
Preferred Line AnswerButton 8 ’Disabled
OHVOButton 9Disabled
. 
CallForwardButton 10Enabled
Forced LCR
Button 11Disabled
Supervisor Barge-In for ACD*Button 12DisabZed
Executive Override BlockingButton 13Enabled
CO Ringing Options
Button 14Disabled
Select Page AButton 18
Select Page BButton 19
New Station Range (#‘s)i., *.,Button 20
Station Programming (Cont’d)Flash 50
Station ID
Page BButton 10 (Keyset)
5(SLT w/o MWt)
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Table 700-l Default Values
FEATURE
Class of Service
Speakerphone/HeadsetGroup Pickup
Paging ZonesPreset Forward
CO Line Group Access
LCR Class of Service
Off-Hook Preference
Flexible Button Assignments
Display Button Assignments
Select Page A
Select Page B
New Station Range 
(#‘s)DIGITAL DATE INTERFACE UNIT (DDIU)
Baud Rate
Character LengthStop Bit
Flexible Port Assignment Feature - Stations
Local Number/Name Translation Table
ICLJD* FEATURES:
Enable/D,isableName in 
DisprcLyBaud Rate
Port #
ACD” GROUP PROGRAMMZNG:ACD Groups 550-557
Alternate ACD Group
Overflow Assignment
Announcement 
Table(s) Entries
ACD Supervisor Programming
Select Page A
Select Page B
ACD Groups (550-557)
Select Page A
Select Page B
ACD* 
TlMERS:Ring Timer
MIT Timer
Over- Flow TimerWrap-Up Timer
* Features available with optional softwarePROGRAMFLEXDEFAULT
CODE
BU’ITONVALUE
Button 2
1Button 3
0Button 4
1Button 5
1Button 6
NoneButton 7
1Button 8
0Button 90 
(keyset)Button 10
Button 17 ,
Button 18
Button 19
Button 20
Flash 5 1
Button 19600
Button 2
8 charactersButton 31 stop bit
Flash 52Buttons l-7Cards l-7
Flash 55Buttons l-4
Flash 56
Button 1Disabled
Button 2
Button 32400
Button 4Port 
#l
Flash 60
Page AButtons l-8None
Button 11None
Button 12None
Button 13None
Button 14
Button 18
Button 19
Page BButtons 1-8None
Button 18
Button 19
Flash 61Button 1
60 sec.Button 2
60 sec.Button 3
60 sec.Button 4
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