Macrotel Mt360 Series Digital Key System Installation Manual

							KSU SOFTWARE VERSION DISPLAYThis feature shows the software revision number currently
installed in system.
Default: None.
Press : NEXT
p!c-G$Press : SHOW
ps&-Kgq
DEFAULT SETTINGWhen this function is activated, all settings are returned to
default status, and any operation in progress is terminated.
Default: None.
Press : NEXTPress : SHOW
pizGz-1Enter six-digit database password
jsKsplCHK PSWD . 000000
if password is 000000
Press : SHOW
Press : YES
pipy--j(to activate default settings.)
(system is returned to
-Defaultdefault status.)
Or, Press : NO
Nothing happens.
RESTRlCTlON CATEGORYThe Restriction Category refers to features that are used to
restrict and/or control calling.
- The features that fall under the Restriction Category are:
Toll restriction and least cost routing
Press: 
F#(to enter database programming)
Enter PasswordIf password is 000000
Press: SHOWPress : NEXT
Press : NEXT
Press : NEXT
Press : Show2. Line
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TOLL RESTRICTIONOutside calls with a sequence of digits which are within the
tables will be denied or allowed.
NOTE: The digit 
’ t ’ is used as a “wildcard” digit in the toll
control tables.Default: All toll restriction tables are empty.
General description and default value :
IIII100 EMPTY 
‘EMPTY NNNNNNNNNNNNNN
From /To : Maximum 10 digits can be programmed ; valid digitsare O-9 and x (wild card). Day /Night Class : These two fields
relate to the station’s “Class of Service 
” and the system
“Service Mode”.
If the dialed digits are assigned in the range between “From 
*and “To”, the system will check the “Day Class” or “Night
Class”and station “Class of Class Of Service”> If the
corresponding field is programmed as ‘N’, then the call is
restricted, otherwise the system will continue checking the
following entries of the tables until all the tables are checked.
NOTE : 
F7 # generates “x” generates “xl’ during the
keyphone programming.Press : SHOW
Press : 001-l 00 to select
table. Press : SHOW
Press :CHG 
						

							Enter Digit 0 _ 9 or x
Press saveNote :X = don’t care. Enter Via Function 7# Up to 10 digits are allowed
Press : NEXT
Press : CHG
[ ::Cf?mp&XT,,I
Enter Digit 0 w 9 or x
Press save
NoteX = don’tcare. Enter Via Function 7#. Up to IO digits are allowed
Press : NEXT
Press : Show
1 &%CSNEXT show 1
Press : CHG to Change
or next to accept.
Press : SHOW
Press : CHG to Change or
next to accept.
LEAST COST ROUTING
Least cost routing allows the system to choose the mosteconomical route when making a call. Routes aredefined in the
route table, and are accessed by route lists.
- Each route list contains the first choice route number and up
to three alternative route numbers,
- Each user is assigned to one of four routing classes of service.
Selective routing by class of service determines which routesthe user can access and at what times during the day, based onhis routing class of service.Default: All LCR tables are empty.
Press : NEXT
LCR TableBACK NEXT SHOW
Press : SHOW
Press : SHOW
Enter a table number from 001 to 200.
Press : 001Press : SHOW
Press : CHG
Select time list 01 - 45.
Press : 25
Press : SAVE
Press : NEXT
Press : CHG
Press : 1407
Press : SAVE
1 &!:P SAVE CHG I
Continue pressing NEXT and CHG to build time lists.Day Time Table Programming:
Press : NEXT1 %TKi”“N’E”xbcB SHOW]
Press : SHOW
Enter table number to show, from 01 - 45.
Press : 01
Press : SHOW
Enter time period from 1 - 6.
Press: 1
Press : SHOW
Press : CHG
Press : 0825
Start Time : 08:25BKSP SAVE CHG
Press : SAVEStart Time : 08:25BACK NEXT CHG
Press : NEXT
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							Press : CHGRCS 1 Rate :BKSP SAVE- CHG
Press : 054
Press : SAVE
Route List Table Programming :
Continue for routing classes of service 0 
- 3.
Press : NEXT
I1Press : SHOW
/ ;gTa%m CHG1Select route list table to show, from 001 
- 200.
Press : 001
Press : SHOW
Press : SHOW
Press : CHG
Press : 001
Modify Table : 001
BKSP SAVE CHG
IPress : SAVE
Press : CHG
I Line 1 : Y
) BACK NEXT CHG
Continue pressing NEXT and CHG for each of Lines 1 
- 8.
Press : NEXT
Digit Modification Table Programming:
Repeat above for choices 1 
- 4.
1 2gnAdCCKhoi&XT SHOW1Press : NEXT
Dgt ModificationBACK NEXT SHOW
Press : SHOW
Enter table # from 001-l 00
Press : 001
Press : SHOW
Enter the deleted digit number, fromPress : CHG
Press : 01
Press : SAVE
Press : NEXT
Press : SHOW
Press : CHG
Enter a maximum of 16 digits
Press : 123456789
Press : SAVE
Deleted Digit :BKSP SAVE-CHG
Inserted DigitBACK NEXT SHOW
PERIPHERAL CATEGORYThe sixth and final category, Peripheral Category, refers to
those features associated with peripheral equipment, as fol-
lows:SMDR Output
Loud Bell
RMT X Rate
SLT Hook FlashSMDR X RateVoice Mail
Ext Hunt Group
Press: 
F#’(to enter database programming)
Enter Password1 DB PSWD : 00000000 /
1 BKSP SHOW CHG )If password is 00000000
Press: SHOW
Press : NEXT
Press : NEXT
1 :A:p NEXT CHG /Press : NEXT
1 “,ACR;;“‘%T SHOW]Press : NEXT
Press : NEXT
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							SMDR OUTPUT
This determines the information to be sent to the SMDR report.
Default: All types of SMDR call records will appear on theprintout.
Press : SHOWI Service : Disable
Press : SHOW
Press : SHOW
To Change to No,Press : CHG
Press : NEXT
Press : CHG
Account Code . NBACK NEXT CHG
DATA RATE SELECTIONFor RS-232C Data Port.
Two RS-232Cdata ports are provided on the KSU. One is usedas a DCE terminal to interface to a serial printer or data terminal
for output of SMDR records. The other data port is to beconnected to a MODEM for remote programming, or to a PCfor
on-site programming.
- The data rate is selectable as 110, 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
4800,9600, or 19200 bits per second.DefaukThe default data rate is 9600 bps.
Press : CHG
Continue to press CHG until the required data rate is shown.BACK NEXT CHG
Press : CHG
Continue to press CHG until the
required Service mode is shown. (Disable, Day, Night, Always).
Press : NEXT
Press : NEXT
Press : CHG
piiz%Eq
Line 2 : Y
1 BACK NEXT CHG 1Continue to press NEXT and CHG for each line (l-6).
SLT HOOK FLASH TIMEPROGRAMMING
The hook flash time for SLToperation is programmable to start
at60,100,200,300 ,...1400ms,andtoendat100,200,300,...1500ms. Thestarttimemustalwaysbelessthantheend
time.
Default: The hook flash time is from 300 to 900 ms.
Press : NEXT
Press : SHOW
Press : CHG
Continue to press CHG until the required
hook flash start time is shown. (60, 100,200,300,...1400 ms.)
Press : NEXT
End Time : 1500BACK NEXT CHG
Press : NEXT
Press : CHG
p&i-g@-
Continue to press CHG until the required data rate is shown.
LOUD BELL INTERFACE
Press : CHGEnd Time : 200BACK NEXT CHG
The end time of 100 has been
skipped because the start time has been changed to 100 
ms:
Press : CHGEnd Time : 300BACK NEXT CHG
Continue to press CHG until the required
end time for hook flash is shown. (100, 200, 
300,...1500 ms.)
One loud bell interface is provided, which can be assigned to
ring for one or more lines.If the loud bell is assigned to a certainline, the loud bell will sound when that line is signaling, and beturned off when the line is answered.
Default: The loud bell is not assigned to any line.
Press : NEXT
j k&BellN~~~ SHOWI
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							vom MAIL
Voice MailBACK NEXT SHOW Stations can be assigned to be forwarded to their voice mail
ports upon a busy or no answer condition. They can be
programmed such that the system will see the CPID digits, and
know whether it was busy or no answer, internal or external, inorder to give the appropriate personal greeting.
_ lt is then programmed to either tell the reason (N,Y), and the
originator (external, or a certain station).
Press : NEXT
Press : SHOW
Press : SHOW
Press : CHG
Enter 
CPID digits,
maximum of five digits.
,I
( %!FfXii::3-CHG 1If 7.23 are he W/D digits lo be
sent with busy stationPress : SAVE
Press : NEXT
Make changes as above.
No-Ans EXT : EMPTY
BACK NEXT CHG
Press : NEXT
Make changes as above.
Press : NEXT
Make changes as above.
Press : NEXT
Make changes as above.Busy INT : EMPTY
BACK NEXT CHG
No-Ans INT : EMPTY
BACK NEXT CHG
Press : NEXT
Make changes as above.
Press : NEXT
This feature sends the 
CPIDdigits for reason the call is forwarded (as programmed above).
Press : SHOWReason : N
BACK NEXT CHG
Press : CHGPress : NEXTOriginator : N
BACK NEXT CHG
This feature sends the 
CPID digits for originator of the call.
Press : CHGOriginator : Y
BACK NEXT CHG
NOTE: F = FUNCTION KEY
fxlHuslON HUNT GROUPS
Eight Hunt Groups are available. Upto 24stations can be in onehunt group. A station can be in only 
I hunt group.
Press : NEXT
Press : SHOW
HuntGroup:
BKSP SHOW CHG
Press : l-8
Press: SHOWPress : SHOW
Press: CHGPress: 
10
(If 10 is Station youwish to be member)
Press: SAVEContinue to add members, go to next Hunt Group or EXIT.
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							MT-360 SERIES
DIGITAL KEY SYSTEMDATABASE PROGRAMMING SHEETS 
						

							Voice Mail Port
Assignment (Y, N)
Line Assignment (J)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Ring Assignment(J)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y,I
Y
Y
10
10
10
10
10
10
1010. . . , , , , , , ,
Forced Account Codes (Y,N)N
Forced LCR (Y, N)N
Night Service Station (Y, N)
Station Group
(1,2,3,456,7,8)
NI
Warning Tone (Y, N)
1
N
Drop Time-out (Y, N)NI
Station Position
(two-digit number 1 O-89)
Mail Box Assignmentlo-33010.031
I I 1 I I I 1
SYSTEM TYPE
MF
KF0
SET CATEGORt
III
STATIONNUMBERDEF.101112131415
16171819202122
23242526272829
Day Class of Service (O-7)I I I I I I I I I III II I II 1 II i I
Night Class of Service (O-7)
Routing Class of Service (O-3)
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							LINE CATEGOTY
Line #: Def.12345678
7Auto Attendant (Y,N)No
Hunt Group Answer (l-8)1
Dialing Type (Tone, Pulse)Tone
Hold Abandon (Y, N)
N
Line Type (C.O., PBX)C.O.
Line Group (1,2)1
Private To (Station Number)None
CALL HANDLING CATEGORY
Barge-In (Y, N)
Barge-In Alert Tone (Y, N)
Exclusive Hold Time (0, 1,2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8 minutes)
Flash Time (.l , .2, .3, . . .1.5 seconds)
Hold Reminder Time (0, 1,2,3,4, . . . 8 minutes)
Recall Time (Transfer) (30, 60, 120 or 180 seconds)
Pause Time (1.5, 2, 3.5 or 5 seconds)
PABX Access Code (O-9 or 00-99)
Tone Duration (70, 120 or 150 milliseconds)
Warning Tone Time (1, 2,3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8 minutes)
DEF.IN
1120ms 1
pz-1
Boss/Secretary
Secretary Secretary 
11Secretary
Boss1Boss1Boss1
Boss2Boss2
Boss2
DISA: Active Line (None, 1, 2,3,4,5, 6,7,8)
DISA Service (Day, Night, Never, Always)
SecretaryBoss 1 
I-1Boss 2 
1I
DISA Talk Time (1, 2,3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes)
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							DISA ACCESS Code (Up to nine digits up to 21 passwords)
11
12
DISA Ring (l-99)
External Call Forward
Incoming Line (None, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Outgoing Line (None, 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Service (Never, Day, Night, Always)
Talk Time (1, 2, 3, 5, 
10 or 15 minutes)
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24Def.
1 None 1II
IN tone
IN 1ever11I
I 5 min. I
I INote: Program the number to which calls will be forwarded in speed dial 
bin number 99.
Line-To-Line Conference
Talk Time (1,2,3,5, 10 or 15 minutes)pYzJ 
Camp-On Time (0, 10,20,30,40 or 50 seconds)
RESOURCE CATEGORY
SystemAlarmClockDef.12345678Remind Time
Null
Def.
Attendant (Station Number)110
System Service Mode (Day, Night Time)LI5aIIl
Night ServiceStart Time[NullI~]
End Time
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