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Record Code SR:Data System17.10 Record Code SR, Figure 17.10, provides mapping of
Symbolic Replacementsymbolic user terminal input to actual terminal commands. A
Word/Stringmaximum of 8 records are allowed. This is the only optional
record code for the PD-200 data feature.
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Table 17.10Entry Fields for Record Code SR
COL.VALID
NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
12-13
Symbolic00-8 = numberThis field defines a unique number that is
Replacement
Entry Numberassociated with the symbolic replacement
data entry found in columns 15-77.
14Symbolic0Replacement orThis field determines the type of symbolic
replacement that is to be used.
Word Type
1-0 = normal replacement. When this field is
,.marked with a 0, the symbolic character string
is taken as equivalent to a command. The
replacement string and the command are
defined in columns 15-77. The system
replaces the word with the specified character
string when the word is encountered in a user
input. Normal replacement is used to define
commands other than X.1 21 addresses.
These commands are input by the user to the
terminal and are used to perform certain
functions (e.g., S= Stat, user’s name =
Help).
-1 = address replacement. When this field is
marked with a 1, the symbolic character string
is taken as equivalent to an X.121 address.
The replacement string and the X.121 address
are defined in columns 15-77. The data
system replaces the word with the X.121
address specified in this record. It also
replaces the X.121 address with the specified
word whenever it has to output a message
containing the particular address. For
example, “Computer 70300271 
I’. When a
user types 
“C Computer” at a terminal during
the command mode, the system replaces
“Computer” with “70300271” and the
command will actually be “C 70300271”.
Also, the system output “70300271
Disconnected” is printed to terminal as
“Computer Disconnected”.
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COL.COL.VALID
NO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
15-77SymbolicA-Z = letterThis field determines the symbolic
Replacementreplacement word and the symbolic
Word/String
Chkactersreplacement string.
-The format of this field is as follows:. . .-First, enter the symbolic replacement word
in ASCII characters. This 
enrty must start in
the first open field and can contain any
printable characters (no control or space
characters). The entry is followed by a single
space. The space informs the Call Handler
CH where the symbolic replacement word
ends and the symbolic replacement string
starts.
-Second, leave a blank space and then enter
the symbolic replacement string. The
symbolic replacement string can contain any
character sequence at all including spaces
and commas, but cannot contain any control
characters. For example, COMP C 30100123,
COMP is the keyword that the CH would look
for in the user’s command line and, if found,
would be replaced by C 30100123.
NOTES: The symbolic replacement word
must be entered first.
-The symbolic replacement word cannot
contain any space.
-Enter one space after the symbolic
replacement word; then enter the actual
command string. For example: If the string is
MAIL C 70300442, then the word MAIL can be
used instead of the string C 70300442.
-In this example, 70300442 is the server
number of the X.121 address.
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FEATUREPHONE
USAGE FORMSFeatureComm
_Key Plan
InstructionsCompany Name
Location
Telephone Number
Originator
Sales Order Number
s.w.o./c.w.o.
(Service Work Order/
ChangeWork Order)
DbteKey Plan Number
Rev. (Revision)Page- Of 
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18.0 This section provides detailed instructions for completing
three customer-specific usage forms. Each of the following
forms is to be completed by the customer:
l FeatureComm Key Plan ( Figure 18.1)
l Multi-Line FeatureComm Control Programming and Feature
Button Assignments (Figure 18.2)
l Single Line FeatureComm Control Programming and Feature
Button Assignments (Figure 18.3)
18.1 The Feature Comm Key Plan will include information
on station designation, instrument type, directory number, and
line appearance designation. Changes to this form must be
provided for in the data base prior to station(s) implementation.
18.218.2.1 Enter name of customer (company).
18.2.2 Enter customer’s address or other appropriate major
building designation.
18.2.3 Enter the customer’s main (listed) telephone number 
- not
the telephone numbers used on the Key Plan.
18.2.4 Enter the name of the person responsible for collecting
information shown on the Key Plan and related forms.
18.2.5 Enter the appropriate sales order number for this
customer and for this job.
18.2.6 Enter, if applicable, the appropriate work order number
18.2.7 Enter the date of the issuance form.
18.2.8 Enter the Key Plan number that is consistent with the
number plan accepted or developed for this account.
18.2.9 Enter, when applicable, a revision number each time a
change to the previous Key Plan is requested. If new, enter 0.
18.2.10 If more than one page is needed to diagram the basic
Key Plan, enter the page number in the space indicated for each
page, followed by the number of pages included in the full
diagram.
18.2.11Enter a brief description of the specific location within
the customer’s site where the Key Plan exists.
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Company Name
Originator
CommentsLocationTelephone Number
Key PlqNO.
Sates Order NumberPage
Customer SignatureLocation
Rev.
Of
Statlon DesignationIFP= Featurecomm Ill or IV
1 Date1 s.viy0./c.w.0
POTS = All Other
rrtrnent i ‘i ~ /
Line Appearance Designation
Instrument Type
FC3 = Featurecomm IllFC3A = Featurecomm III W/Add on ModuleFC4= Featurrcomm IVFC4A = Featurecomm IV W/Add on ModuleFC4S = Featurecomm IV W/SpeakerphoneFC4SA = Featurecomm IV W/Speakerphone &Add on Module(POTS)
All Other
CI=Comm I
FLC = Flashcomm PlusFCl =Featurecomm \FClS=Featurecomm I W/SpeakerphoneFCZ = Featurecomm IIFCZS = Featurecomm II W/SpeakerphoneOTHR=AII OtherC = Control Appearance
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LC = Logical Control Appearance’NC = Non-Control Appearance
LNC = Logical Non-Control Appearance
DSS = DSS AppearanceNB = No Button AppearanceFigure 18.1
FeatureComm Key Plan (Form 1) 
						

							Department
Station Dir # (Station
Directory Number)
Station Designation
s-
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Instrument Type
Line Appearance
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18.2.12 Enter, if known, the specific name of the customer’s
department where the Key Plan exists.
18.2.13 As the first entry in each of the vertical columns on the
diagram, enter the PABX directory number specifically assigned
to that station and considered the prime directory number for that
station
18.2.14 As the second entry in each vertical column on the
diagram, enter either:
l POTS (non-integrated and all other telephones)
l 
AIFP (Analog Integrated Featurephone)
l 
DIFP (Digital Integrated Featurephone)
l DFP/APM (Digital Integrated Featurephone with APM)
This properly designates the type of station hardware to be used.
It also indicates the type of line equipment and software needed
in the PABX to implement the line appearance.
18.2.15 As the third entry in each vertical column on the
diagram, enter a specific destination from the list (as shown in
Figure 18.1) to indicate the kind of station equipment involved.
If the previous entry in Station Designation was IFP, only those
equipment codes shown for IFP should be entered.If the
previous entry in Station Designation was POTS, only those
equipment codes shown for POTS should be entered.
Instruments not specifically represented for POTS should be
shown as Other.
18.2.16 The horizontal entries on the Key Plan diagram are
used to individually show the relationship of each directory
number to each instrument involved in the Key Plan. In the Line
Appearance Designation list, several different mnemonics or
codes are used to describe how and why each line or directory
number appears at each station. There are six different codes.
These codes are as follows:
e C (Control Appearance). The use of code C indicates a
programmed line button appearance of the directory number at
a station that has the right to privacy or control of that
directory number.
l LC (Logical Control Appearance). The use of code LC
indicates a programmed line button appearance of a software
only or logical directory number at a station that has the right to
privacy or control of that logical directory number.
l NC 
(NonControl Appearance). The use of code NC indicates
a programmed line button appearance of the directory number
at a station that does not have the right to privacy or control of
that directory number.
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l LNC (Logical Non-Control Appearance). The use of code
LNC indicates a programmed line button appearance of a
software only or logical directory number at a station that does
not have the right to privacy or control of that logical directory
number.
NOTE: The use of the four previous codes (C, LC, NC, and LNC)
is limited to appearances of directory numbers under the control
of IFP (FeatureComm) only.
l DSS (Dialing Station Select). The use of code DSS indicates
a programmed DSS button appearance of the directory
number that is under control of a POTS telephone or IFP. This
is the only way a standard POTS line circuit can appear on an
IFP. A DSS button is used to answer calls and automatically
dial the directory number only. The LED (Light Emitting Diode)
associated with the DSS button also provides line status.
Outgoing calls cannot be originated via a DSS button.
l NB (No Button Appearance). The use of code NB indicates
the termination of a directory number at a single-line
telephone where no button is allowed or provided. When the
code is used in conjunction with an IFP station, control for the
directory number is assumed to be at that station.
NOTES:
o An IFP controlled line is limited to a maximum of eight line
button and DSS button appearances.
0 Only one control appearance is allowed per directory
number.
0 The prime directory number for a multi-line IFP will
automatically be downloaded from the PABX software to the
IFP when the telephone is initialized (plugged in) and will
appear on feature button number 8 (bottom button, first row
nearest keypad).
o Feature button number 5 on a multi-line IFP will
automatically be downloaded for hold when the telephone is
initialized.
l Any changes on the Key Plan must be provided for in the
PABX data base prior to implementation at the station(s).
Multi-Line Feature-18.3 The Multi-line FeatureComm Feature Button
Comm III/IV FeatureAssignments (Figure 18.2) include information on line selection
Button Assignmentspreference (incoming and outgoing), feature button number and
functional assignment, and button label information.
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Key Plan Number
Prime Directory Number
Instrument Type18.4.3 Enter the appropriate code for this telephone as shown on
w-the Key Plan.
. . .
User Name
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User Location
Intercom Group
Call Pickup Group
Line Selection
Preference
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18.418.4.1 Enter the number on the associated Key Plan (Figure
18.1).
18.4.2 Enter the assigned or prime directory number for this
specific telephone.
18.4.4 Enter the user’s name using the last name only, if known.
If unknown, leave blank.
18.4.5 Enter a brief description of the user’s location, i.e., room
number, post number, or grid location or floor.
18.4.6 Enter S.A.K.P. (Same As Key Plan) since all 
IFPs on this
Key Plan should be in the same intercom group. If more than
one intercom group is desired per Key Plan, enter S.A. (Same
As) followed by the directory numbers to be included in the
specific group.
18.4.7 Enter the number of the call pickup group assigned on the
basis of overall station reviews, typically by user department,
functional group, or physical layout. If assignment has not been
made or is unknown, enter S.A. (Same As) followed by the
directory numbers to be in the group.
18.4.8 Select and enter one of four codes to designate 
user-specific incoming preference. The codes are as follows:
0 Ringing line (10)
e Flashing line (01)
0 Either line (11)
0 No preference (00)
Select and enter one of four codes to designate user-specific
outgoing preference. The codes are as follows:
0 Prime line (100)
l Last line used (010)
l Any idle line (001)
l No preference (000)
NOTE: No entry in the area will cause the use of the default
code for preference. The default code is l-O-1 -0-O.
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Prime Directory #
User Name
Instrument TypeUser LocationKey Plan #/
Line Selection Preference
Incoming
Ringing Line
11101 Either Line [II
Outgoing
PrimeLine [I Any IdleLine m[
Intercom Grbup-&her X’s in GroupCall Pick-UpGroup-Other #‘sin Group
Flashing Line
10No PreferenceLast Line UsedNo Preference
Input Via “Instrument Control’ Programming 
“‘.*Preference Code
Default =(,__ -
Button Data Entry Programming
1 -Push &Hold FB (“Beep’)
2 -Key in Data Via Keypad
3 -Push 
& Hold FB (“Beep’);
Enter(2)(1)If DSS Button Enter(2)(3)03
Flash04.Monitor05.New Call85:EyPeeaNt;;t$umber08. Station Speed Call09.Repertory Dial
10. Dual Access
11 . Direct Station Selection (DSS)
12 -Extended Group13. Reminder
14 -Time/Alarm
15. Time and Date16. Di I Display17. Re eawB18.5 eakerphone (Optional)19. &II Forward
S#aia,all ForwardIntercom
Auto Intercom
Group Pickup
Extended Pickup40 -Account Code
41 -Unassigned
42. Line Buttons43 -Shift
44. Remote TOW?45. Bad Line46. Privacy R&ae47. System SpeedCallingRing Type
1 
= Immed. Visual
2 = Immed. Visual. No Audible
3 = Immed. Visual. DelaAudible4 = Delay Visual Delay1udlble
Enter “X’ Under Type SelectedCoverage Type
1 = Always
2 = Alernate
3 = Ca I Only. No StatusI4=Enter “X’ Under Type Selected
Figure 18.2Multi-Line FeatureComm Feature Button Assignments (Form 2)
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