GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Issue 1 Manual

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1.If, at any point in programming a feature, no action is taken for 60 seconds, a triple
beep will be heard, the LED will go dark, and the display will revert to whatever was
displayed prior to the beginning of programming. All attributes that were assigned to
that button up to that point will be disregarded.
2.If error beep is heard when entering a function code, it may be because that feature
button is already programmed, or the entry attempted is invalid for that instrument
(such as a line button on a single-line set).
3.When programming a shifted button (second feature), the bottom (alternate) LED of
that button will flash during programming.
3.5.2Entering DataData is entered using the keypad at the appropriate step in programming or
when prompted by the display. The entered data is then displayed until
entered into memory by the next button depression.
3.5.3Cancellation of ProgrammingProgramming can be canceled at any point by taking the handset off-hook or
by a rapid depress/release of the feature button being programmed.
Programming must then be re-initiated rather than be resumed at the point of
cancellation to avoid the repetitious beeping caused by a programming error.
There is no change in the previously stored data when cancellation occurs.
3.5.4Special Data Programming/EntrySpecial data programming/entry is covered in the following paragraphs and
figures. These include pause, flash, and blank entries; alpha programming,
next field and list requests.
PAUSE 
- used in storing frequently called numbers to insert proper timing
between digits (which normally occurs when you manually dial an outside line
and wait to receive a second dial tone.) To enter a Pause:
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold #.
2Release #.Beep heard.
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FLASH - used in storing a feature access code (such as in the dual access
and repertory dialing features). To enter a Flash:
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold *.
2Release *.
Beep heard.BLANK 
- used to space out characters on the display. To enter a Blank:
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold 0.
2Release 0.Beep heard.ALPHA 
- Alpha entries may be made in the first field of station speed calling
and reminder features. Alpha entries are made using the alphabetic
designations on the keypad and the *,0, and # to designate the left (*), center
(0), or right 
(#) letter on the button. (See Figure 3.2.) To make a numeric
entry in the alpha field, key in the desired digit twice.
NOTE:If you have a FeatureComm III/IV instrument, you may also make
an alphabetic entry into the first field when programming Repertory
Dial and Message Waiting.
EXAMPLE: ENTER “ROD”
OPERATIONRESULT
1Depress 7, 0.(a) Beep heard.(b) 
“R”
2Depress 6, #.(c) Beep heard.(d) 
“RO”
3Depress 3, *.(e) Beep heard.(f) 
” ROD”
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1.DEPRESS R KEY (7 KEY).
2.DEPRESS 0 TO INDICATE THAT R
IS THE CENTER LETTERON THE 7
KEY.
3.DEPRESS 0 (6 KEY).
4.DEPRESS # TO INDICATE THAT 0I/“,” pq II,:,/jIS THE RIGHTMOST 
LETTERONTHE 6 KEY.
5.DEPRESS D (3 KEY).
6.DEPRESS l TO INDICATE THAT
D IS THE LEFTMOST LETTER
ON THE 3 KEY.
NOTE:
A beepwill be heard
after each entry.
Figure 3.2 Entering Alpha Information in Integrated FeaturephoneNEXT FIELD REQUEST 
- Station Speed Calling, Reminder, Duration Alarm,
Message Leaving, Direct Station 
S&ection (DSS) line button, and time and
date programming contain fields for entering alphabetic identifiers, phone
numbers, hours, minutes, day, month, and date. Alter entering data in a field
or to skip by the field without changing its contents, enter a 
# to go to the next
field.
Depress 
#(Cursor moves to first item in the next field)
The next field command (#) allows you to “edit” a previous entry; i.e., just
enter programming and depress # until the display shows the field which you
wish to change (such as the time of a reminder), enter the new data, and exit
programming by depressing and holding the feature button.
LIST REQUEST 
- Lists contain items stored to the reminder and station
speed calling feature buttons. A third index lists the function codes of the 48
programmable features.During programming/usage, a 
“*” will appear on the
display to indicate that a list is available.Depressing the 
* key on the keypad
allows scrolling through the list. Each item within an index is listed with a
code number as shown in Table 3.11.
To Request List:
Display shows
“*I’ at the end of the character line.
Depress 
*.(Index items appear with each 
* entered or a “help”
message appears on the display. Enter your selected item
and the display will advance to the next prompt.)
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Table 3.11 List Types
LIST TYPE
NUMBER OF ITEMSCODE NUMBERSFunction Code
Reminder
Speed Call
48Items00 47through
(except 11 and 12)
8Items1 through 8
20Items10 29through
After a list has been requested and items are displayed, you may dial 
# to see
the next field of a particular item (such as the phone number associated with
a Reminder item). Depress 
* again to see the next item in the list.
3.6Alphabetic Featurephone Button ProgrammingSome feature buttons require additional programming after assignment to
facilitate/enhance their operation. Instructions are provided in the following
paragraphs and are arranged alphabetically followed by feature number in
parentheses.
Feature buttons not requiring additional programming are listed in Table 3.12.
3.6.1Automatic Call Announcing (27)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold CALL ANN(a) AUTO CALL ANN LED on.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “AUTO CALL ANNOUNCE”
2Release.(a) CALL ANN LED flashes.
(b) “DN = 
-”
3
4Enter a new 3- or 4-digit number.
Depress 
#.If valid,
If invalid,“DN 
- XXXZ”“VALIDATING DN”
“STORE ENTRY”
(a) Triple beep heard.
(b) “DN= 
XxXx”
5
6Another number may be tried.
To store, depress and hold CALL
ANN.(a) CALL ANN LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
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FUNCTION
CODEFUNCTIONCODE
Account Code
Automatic Callback
Bad Line
Busy Override
Call Announcing
Call Hold
Call Park
Call Waiting
Conference
Data Protection
Dial Display
Dual Access
Executive Priority Call
Extended Call Pickup
Extended Group Select
Flash40
3745
34
26
21
32
30
38
33
16
10
35
29
12
03
Forced Busy36Group/Directed Call Pickup 28
Intercom
22
Last Number Redial06
Message Leaving25
Monitor04
New Call05
Privacy Release46
Reminder13
Remote Tone44
Save Number Redial07
Shift43
Speakerphone18
System Speed Calling42
Time and Date15
Timer14
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
7Release.(a) CALL ANN LED off.(b) Display clears or reverts to time and
date.
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3.6.2Automatic Intercom (23)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold AUTO ICOM.
2Release.
3
4
Enter desired number.
Depress #.
If valid,
If invalid,
5
6Another number may be tried.
To store, depress and hold
“AUTO 
ICOM” .
7Release.(a) AUTO 
ICOM LED on.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “AUTO INTERCOM”
(a) AUTO 
ICOM LED flashes.
(b) “NUMBER = 
---‘I
“DN= 
XXXK’
“VALIDATING DN”“STORE ENTRY”
(a) Three beeps heard.(b) “NUMBER = XXXX”
(a) AUTO 
ICOM LED on steady
(b) Beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
(a) A 
ICOM LED off.
(b) Display clears or reverts to time and
date.
3.6.3Call Forward (19)
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold FORWARD button.(a) Beep heard.
(b) CALL FORWARD LED on.
(c) “CALL FORWARD” displayed.
Release FORWARD button.
Enter number of type of forwardingdesired (l-4).
(a) CALL FORWARD LED flashes.(b) “TYPE = 
?”“TYPE = 
X”
1= Forward on busy
2= Forward on no answer
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STEPOPERATION
RESULT3= Forward on busy and no answer
4=Forward all calls.
4Depress # to change fields.
5Enter 3- or 4-digit number to which
calls will be forwarded.
6To store, depress and hold
FORWARD.
7Release.“NUMBER = 
-‘I(a) “NUMBER = 4321”
(b) “VALIDATING DN”, then “STORE
ENTRY”
(a) Beep heard.
(b) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
(a) FWD LED off.
(b) Display clears or reverts to time and
date.
3.6.4Direct Station Selection (DSS) (11)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold DSS.
2Release.
3
4Enter desired number.
Depress 
#.
5Enter alert type.
1= Immediate visual and audible
2= Immediate visual and no audible
3= Immediate visual and delayed
audible
4=Delayed visual and delayed
audible
6Depress #.
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(b) Beep heard.
(c) 
“DSS”(a) DSS LED flashes.
(b) “XXXX 
R G” (see note 1)“XXXX” (see note 2)
(a) VALIDATING DN”
(b) “XXXX 
R G” with the cursor under the
alerting type field.
“XXXX 4 
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT
7Enter group type (see note 3).“XXXX 4 3”
1= Full DSS
2= Alternate DSS
3= Call Only DSS
8To store, depress and hold DSS.(a) DSS LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
9Release.(a) DSS LED off.
(b) Display clears or reverts to time and
date.
NOTES:
1.If the number is invalid, the display shows: XXXX R G with the cursor under the
number field and three error beeps sound. You can then re-enter the directory
number.
2.This display indicates the following: XXXX is the directory number currently assigned
I‘-” - it is blank if there is none; R is the alerting type; and G is the DSS group type.
3.If the DSS TYPE (l-3) or the type of ALERTING (l-4) is invalid, an error beep will
be received. The DSS types are:
1= Full DSS: Answering button for group normally serviced.
2= Alternate DSS: Answering button for the alternate (extended) group serviced.
3= Call Only DSS: Always functions as a repertory dialing button.
3.6.5Dual Access (10)
Dual Access allows the operation of two access codes with one button.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold DUAL ACCESS.(a) DUAL ACCESS LED on.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “DUAL ACCESS”
2Release.(a) DUAL ACCESS LED flashes.
(b) “1 + 
” (see note)
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STEPOPERATION
RESULT3
4
5
6
7
8NOTE:Enter desired access code.To store, depress and hold DUAL
ACCESS.
II1= X XXXXXXX” (phone number)
(a) DUAL ACCESS LED on steady.
(b) Double beep heard.(c) “NEXT ENTRY”
Release.(a) DUAL ACCESS LED flashes.
(b) “2 = “*
Enter desired numberTo store, depress and hold DUAL
ACCESS.
“2 =X XXXXXXX” (phone number)
(a) DUAL ACCESS LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
Release.(a) DUAL ACCESS LED off.(b) Display clears or reverts to time and
date.If the Dual Access button was previously programmed, the repertory dial number
previously programmed will appear in the display.
3.6.6Line (42)Line may be programmed on multi-line sets only.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold line.(a) LINE LED on.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “LINE”
2Release.(a) LINE LED flashes.(b) “XXXX 
R” (see note 1)
3
4Enter desired number.
Depress 
#.
“XXXX” as entered (see note 2).“VALIDATING DN” followed by “XXXX 
R”.
5
6Enter alert type (see note 3).To store, depress and hold LINE.
(a) LINE LED on steady.
(b) Single beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT
7Release.(a) LINE LED off.
(b) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date.
NOTES:
1.This display indicates the following: XXXX is the directory number currently assigned
- it is blank if there is none, and R is the alerting type.
2.If the number is invalid, the display shows: XXXX R G with the cursor under the
number field and three error beeps sound. Another directory number can then be
entered.
3.If the type of ALERTING (l-4) is invalid, an error tone will be received. The
ALERTING types are:
1= Immediate Visual and Audible
2= Immediate Visual and No Audible
3= Immediate Visual and Delayed Audible
4=Delayed Visual and Delayed Audible
3.6.7Manual Signal “BUZZ” (39)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold BUZZ.
2Release.
3Enter desired number.
4To store, depress and hold BUZZ.
5Release.
O-768187(a) BUZZ LED on.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “MANUAL SIGNAL”
(a) BUZZ LED flashes.
(b) 
“ON = ?”(a) 
“ON = XXX&” as entered, followed by
(b) “VALIDATING 
ON” (see note)
(a) BUZZ LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
(a) BUZZ LED off.
(b) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date.
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