NEC Ds2000 Software Instructions Manual

							1800 - Extension Options
1807 - Extension Options (Part 2)
DS1000/2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming553
1807 - Extension Options (Part 2)
Description
Use Program 1807 - Extension Features (Part 2) to additional options for extensions. Also see 
Program 1801 - Extension Port Description on page 532 and Program 1802 - Extension Options 
(Part 1) on page 539.
Note: If you are doing extensive programming, you may find Program 9801 - Copy Command 
(page 557) saves you time when customizing this option.
Conditions
NoneDS2000 Fixed Slot
Available. DS2000 U Slot
DS1000
Table 50:  1807 - Extension Features (Part 2)
OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault
Station Voice  Announced 
Intercom Calls
Use this option to enable or disable incom-
ing voice-announced Intercom calls while 
the extension is not in the headset mode. If 
disabled, all Intercom calls to the extension 
ring.
• See Handsfree and Handsfree Answer-
back on page 190 for more.STA VOICE  CALLY
Headset Voice-
Announced Intercom 
CallsUse this option to enable or disable incom-
ing voice-announced Intercom calls while 
the extension is in the headset mode.
• See Headset Compatibility on page 194 
for more.
•HDSET VOICE  CALL?Y = Enable
N = DisableY
Paging Through  SpeakerUse this option to enable or disable Paging 
through the telephone speaker.
• See Paging on page 281 for more.PAGE THRU  SPK?Y = Enable
N = DisableY
HeadsetUse this option to enable or disable the 
Headset mode.
• See Group Listen on page 181 for more.
• See Headset Compatibility on page 194 
for more.HEADSET?Y = Enable
N = DisableN
Ringing Line PreferenceUse this option to enable or disable Ringing 
Line Preference.
• See Ringing Line Preference on 
page 319 for more.RING LINE PREF?Y = Enable (i.e., enable 
Ringing Line Preference)
N = Disable (i.e., enable 
idle line preference)N 
						

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Telephone Programming Instructions
1. Enter the programming mode.
2. 1807 + 
HOLD
3. Enter the number of the extension you want to program (300-395) + HOLD
OR
Press 
HOLD to select extension 300.
Hunt TypeUse this option to assign the hunt type for 
the extension. The options are:
1 = Ring No Answer Trunk (TRUNK RNA)
2 = Busy/Ring No Answer Trunk (T BUSY 
RNA)
3 = Busy/Ring No Answer All Calls (A 
BUSY RNA)
4 = Busy Trunk (TRUNK BUSY)
5 = Uniform Call Distribution (UCD)
6 = Automatic Call Distribution (ACD)
• See Extension Hunting on page 156 for 
more.HUNT TYPE?0 = None
1= Trunk RNA
2 = T Busy RNA
3 = A Busy RNA
4 = Trunk Busy
5 = UCD
6 = ACDNone
Hunt Destination(For type 1-4 hunting only) Use this option 
to assign the next extension in a Circular or 
Terminal Hunt group.
• See Extension Hunting on page 156 for 
more.HUNT DEST?300-395 in DS2000
300-325 in DS1000
CLEAR = UndefinedUndefined
Hunt Master Number(For type 5 and 6 hunting only) Use this 
option to assign the hunt group master num-
ber to the member extension. These numbers 
are set up in 0510 - ACD/UCD Master 
Extension Numbers and Names on page 485.
• See Extension Hunting on page 156 for 
more.ENTER MASTER NUM:Any valid master number
CLEAR = UndefinedUndefined
Prime Line KeyUse this option to assign a trunk as the 
extension’s Prime Line. You enter the Prime 
Line’s key number (1-24), press the key, or 
press 
ICM for Intercom Prime Line. (Soft-
ware version 02.01.07 or higher is required 
to enter 2-digit key numbers.)
• See Prime Line Preference on page 292 
for more.
PRIME LINE KEY?1-24
0 = Unassigned
ICM = Intercom Prime 
Line0
(Fixed Slot)
ICM
(U Slot)
Walking Class of Service 
Security Code• This option is currently not used. W-COS CODE?8-digits long, using 0-9, # 
and *.No entry
1807:EXT OPT PART II
STATION PORT?n
1807:STA PORT:n
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OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault 
						

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 The previously programmed value displays. The top line of the display indicates the 
extension port you are programming.
4. Enter Y to enable or N to disable incoming voice-announced Intercom calls while the exten-
sion is in the headset mode + 
VO L 
OR
Press 
VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
The previously programmed value displays.
5. Enter Y to enable or N to disable Paging through the telephone speaker + 
VO L 
OR
Press 
VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
The previously programmed value displays.
6. Enter Y to enable or N to disable Voice Over + 
VO L 
OR
Press 
VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
The previously programmed value displays.
7. Enter Y to enable or N to disable the headset mode + 
VO L 
OR
Press 
VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
The previously programmed value displays.
8. Enter Y to enable or N to disable Ringing Line Preference + 
VO L 
OR
Press 
VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
The previously programmed value displays.
9. Enter the extension’s Prime Line trunk assignment (1-48 in DS2000, 1-6 in DS1000, 0 = 
Unassigned) + 
VO L 
OR
Press 
VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
The previously programmed value displays.
10. Enter the extension’s Prime Line trunk group assignment (0-8) + 
VO L 
OR
Press 
VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
The previously programmed value displays.
HDSET VOICE  CALL?nnn
1807:STA PORT:n
PAGE THRU  SPK?nnn
1807:STA PORT:n
WHISPER PAGE?nnn
1807:STA PORT:n
HEADSET?nnn
1807:STA PORT:n
RING LINE PREF?nnn
1807:STA PORT:n
PRIME LINE PREF?n
1807:STA PORT:n
LINE PREF TYPE?n
1807:STA PORT:n
HDSET VOICE  CALL?nnn 
						

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11. Enter Y to enable or N to disable the headset mode for the extension + VO L 
OR
Press 
CONF to select another extension port.
OR
Press 
CONF twice times to exit the program. 
						

							9800 - System Utilities, Part 1
9801 - Copy Command
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9800 - System Utilities, Part 1
9801 - Copy Command
Description
Use Program 9801 - Copy Command to copy Class of Service, extension and trunk data. You can 
copy data from a single source to a single destination, or from a single source to a range of COSs, 
extensions or trunks. 
Program 9801 - Copy Command will copy data in the following programs:
Program 0101: Class of Service Options
Program 1001: Trunk Port Description
Program 1003: Trunk Options
Program 1701: Programmable Function Key Assignments
Program 1702: Personal Speed Dial
Program 1703: DSS Key Assignment
Program 1801: Extension Port Description
Program 1802: Extension Options (Part 1)
Program 1803: Extension Line Access Assignments
Program 1804: Extension Trunk Group Access
Program 1805: Ring Assignments
Program 1807: Extension Options (Part 2)
Conditions
None
Telephone Programming Instructions
1. Enter the programming mode.
2. 9801 + 
HOLD
3. Enter the number of the program in which you want to copy data.
COPY displays the program you selected. SOURCE will display the trunk or extension 
that will be the source for the copied data.
4. Enter the source (extension or trunk) from which you want to copy data + HOLD.
5. If copying to a single destination, enter the destination trunk or extension number.
OR
If copying to a range of extensions or trunks, enter the lowest numbered extension or trunk in 
the range.
6. Press 
HOLD. DS2000 Fixed Slot
Available. DS2000 U Slot
DS1000
9801:COPY COMMAND
ENTER PGM#
COPY:     nnnn
SOURCE  nnnn
COPY (program)    (source)
DEST RANGE
COPY (program)    (source)
DEST RANGE  nnn- 
						

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7. If copying to a single destination, enter the same destination trunk or extension you entered in 
step 5 above.
OR
If copying to a range of extensions or trunks, enter the highest numbered extension or trunk in 
the range.
8. Press 
HOLD.
9. Press
 CONF to select another program to copy.
OR
Press 
CONF twice to exit the program.
COPY (program)    (source)
COPY COMPLETE! 
						

							9800 - System Utilities, Part 1
9802 - Swap Command Utility (U Slot)
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9802 - Swap Command Utility (U Slot)
Description
Use 9802: Swap Command to swap extensions, trunks, or slot positions. Use this option as an 
alternative to manual cross-connect or extensive reprogramming.
Keep the following in mind when using 9802: Swap Command:
The system will prevent you from swapping an extension with a trunk.
When you swap extensions, all the programmed parameters swap also. For example, swap-
ping keyset 301 with Voice Mail port 316 creates keyset 316 and Voice Mail port 301, with all 
programming intact.
When you swap PCBs (slots), all the programmed parameters swap also.
You cannot swap slot 1; that assignment is fixed.
The system will not currently swap operator assignments.
Conditions
None
Telephone Programming Instructions
To swap extensions or trunks:
1. Enter the programming mode.
2. 9802 + 
HOLD.
3. Enter 
E. You  see:
4. Enter the number of the first extension or trunk you want to swap + 
HOLD.
5. Enter the number of the second extension or trunk you want to swap + 
HOLD.
SWAP FAILED indicates that you tried to make an illegal swap.
6. Press 
HOLD to return to step 2 to make another swap.
OR
Press 
HOLD + CONF to exit.
To swap PCBs (slots):
1. Enter the programming mode.DS2000 Fixed Slot Not available.
DS2000 U Slot Available.
DS1000 Not applicable.
9802:SWAP COMMAND
  EXT-E  /  SLOT-S  ?
9802:SWAP COMMAND
  FIRST EXT
9802:SWAP COMMAND
SECOND EXT nnn  &
9802:SWAP COMMAND
SWAPPED  ! 
						

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2. 9802 + HOLD.
3. Enter 
E. You  see:
4. Enter the number of the first PCB/slot you want to swap + 
HOLD.
5. Enter the number of the second PCB/slot you want to swap + 
HOLD.
6. Following the instructions in your Hardware Manual, unplug the swapped PCBs/slots and 
plug them into their new locations.
7. Press 
HOLD to retrun to step 2 to make another swap.
OR
Press 
HOLD + CONF to exit.
9802:SWAP COMMAND
  EXT-E  /  SLOT-S  ?
9802:SWAP COMMAND
  FIRST SLOT
9802:SWAP COMMAND
SECOND SLOT  n  &
9802:SWAP COMMAND
SWAPPED  ! 
						

							9900 - System Utilities, Part 2
9901 - Reset Station Port
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9901 - Reset Station Port
Description
Use Program 9901 - Reset Station Port to reset an extension.
Conditions
None
Telephone Programming Instructions
1. Enter the programming mode.
2. 9901 + 
HOLD
3. Enter the number of the extension you want to program (300-395) + HOLD.
 The first line of the display indicates the station port you have selected.
4. Press 
HOLD and go back to step 3 and enter another extension to reset.
OR
Press 
CONF to exit Program 9901. DS2000 Fixed Slot
Available. DS2000 U Slot
DS1000
9901:RESET PORT
PORT?n
9901:RESET PORT
RESET PORT nnnn 
						

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9902 - Slot Assignment
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9902 - Slot Assignment
Description
Use Program 9902 - Slot Assignment to assign PCBs to slots. Only use this program if the default 
U Slot configurations do not meet the site requirements. When you first install your system, the 
default slot assignments follow the charts below.
Conditions
NoneDS2000 Fixed Slot Not available.
DS2000 U Slot Available.
DS1000 Not applicable.
4 and 8 Slot Systems with CPU Version P/N 80025A
Slot PCB Extensions
1 16DSTU 300-315
2 16DSTU 316-331
3 16DSTU 332-347
4 16DSTU 348-363
516DSTU 364-379
68 ATRU 401-408
78 ATRU 409-416
88 ATRU 417-424
If you have a 4 slot system, ignore slots 5-8 above.
4 Slot Systems with CPU Version P/N 80025
Slot PCB Extensions
1 16DSTU 300-315
2 16DSTU 316-331
3 8 ATRU 401-408
4 8 ATRU 409-416