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    							3) Ringing Assigment 
    --place programming overlay (if available) on 
    station keyset 1 
    depress -1 key 
    (or “MENLJ RFAD CXJ’F m on 
    overlay) 
    --depress 
    --depress 
    -depress 
    --depress /m key (or EXIT a on overiay) 
    [SPDI key (or 
    q on overlay) 
    ]Mlcl key (or PJ%m on overlay) 
    desired station select key (1 -16) to 
    be programed 
    --depress desired line key(s) (i -6) to ring at 
    selected station 
    --repeat last two steps for each station beir-!g 
    programed 
    --depress [CPJ/OFFj key (or EXIT 
    q on overlay) 
    4) Call Restriction 
    NOTE: Visual indication at each cO/PBX iine 
    button (l-6) identifies the type of re- 
    striction for that line. Each button 
    depression changes the restriction status of 
    associated a3/PBX line. 
    IDLE = Non-restriction 
    STEADY = Toll restriction 
    (depress once) 
    ETASHIN; = Outgoing restriction 
    (depress twice) 
    I Depress third time to return to IDLE. J  
    						
    							--place programming overlay 
    (if avail&le) on 
    station keyset 1 
    --depress 
    overlay) 
    --depress 
    --depress 
    --depress 
    --depress 
    JTKEWCR[ key (or MENU REFD OUT a on 
    JON/OFF1 key (or 
    EXIT a on overlay) 
    m key (or 3 on overlay) 
    m key (or RESTRICT on overlay) 
    desired station select key (l- 16) to 
    be progranmzd 
    --depress desired line key(s) (lr-, 6) to be restricted 
    at selected station - 
    see note abve for LED status 
    irdication of the various restriction states 
    --repeat last two steps for each station being 
    progranxned 
    --depress 1-I key (or EXIT B on overlay) 
    5) System Reset Using Keyset.No. 1 
    --depress JADD/ONJ key (or PlEbKJ FZAD CVI? a on 
    overlay) 
    --depress 1-1 key (or EXIT B on overlay) 
    --depress 
    q 
    --depress q 
    --depress a 
    L-depress IDsss[ 
    --keyset No. 1 is now in on-line mode 
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    							320 Menu Progranxting From Any Keyset 
    la) Prime Line Assignment - With Key Telephone Idle 
    --depress -1 key 
    --display shows B 
    --record tone is heard over speaker 
    --depress desired cO/PE!X line key 
    --display shows chosen CD/M/line iL;1 
    wi.th*=ld6 
    --record tone stops 
    --depress 1-i key 
    --display goes off 
    lb) Cancelling Prime Line Assignment - With Key Telephone Idle 
    --depress w[ key 
    --display shows @ 
    --record tone is heard over speaker 
    --depress )m key 
    --display shows ]nL1 for 3 seconds 
    --record tone stops 
     
    _ . .  
    						
    							2a) H&s-Free Telephone Assigrnnent - With Hands-Free Telephone 
    Idle 
    --depress m key 
    --display shows m 
    --record tone is heard over speaker 
    --depress 1-1 key 
    --display shows m for 3 seconds 
    --record tone stops 
    2b) Cancelling Hanls-Free Telephone Assignment 
    --depress 6-1 key 
    --display shows a 
    --record tone is heard over speaker 
    --depress r-1 key 
    --display shows @ for 3 seconds 
    --record tone stops 
    3a) Off Hook Rirqing Assignment - With Key Telephone Idle 
    --depress rSPD PEG1 key 
    --display shows m 
    --record tone is heard over speaker 
    --depress lm key 
    --display shows m for 3 secords 
    --record tone stops 
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    							. 
    / 
    3b) Cancelling Off Hcmk Ringing Assigrment - With Key Telephone 
    Idle 
    --depress IpRo key 
    --display shows B 
    --record tone is heard over speaker 
    --depress 
    [PPGEIJ key 
    --display shows m for 3 secords 
    --record tone stops 
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    							400 K>kJTooPERAlT 
    / 
    Group Call-Pick-Up - With Key Telephone Off-Hook 
    --depress 
    --display 
    --depress 
    --display 
    Call Back I&quest 
    l-up1 key 
    shows IupJ 
    m key 
    shows called station number m 
    Upon receiving no answer (or busy indication at 
    called station: 
    --depress a 
    --display shows 
    message denied) 
    a for message sent (or /TJ for 
    N(Y.L’iZ: Each keyset can receive up to tw ‘ 
    call 
    back requests. Display showing @ 
    indicates there are already txo call back 
    requests for the called station. 
    I 
    Tandem Confererxe Call 
    ’ NC?CE: One station position must be vacant 
    for system to provide tandem conferexe 
    capabilities.  
    						
    							--establish comication with a CI/pBX line 
    --depress /ADD/ON1 key 
    --CD/PBX line key LED shows hold indication 
    --establish communication with second CD/PBX line 
    --depress [ADD/ON{ key 
    --both m/PBx line keys arkd [ADD/ON{ key LED 
    indicators light steadily (the two O~/?BX lines 
    ard the station are in confereme) 
    If station desires to leave conference while maintaining 
    the two CD/FBX lines in tandem conference: 
    --depress rwl key andgo on-hook 
    --LADD/oNL key irdicator flashes, both CD/PBX iine 
    indicators light steady 
    To re-enter tandem conference: 
    --go off hook ard depress -1 key 
    --I-/ key indicator lights steady and 
    confererxe can be heard via hatiset 
    --if tandem confereme is finished, 
    restore 
    handset to release both CO/FBX lines 
    --if the tandem coriferem=e is still in prqress, 
    depress /m key and restore hardset 
    --continued-- 
    - 1-9 -  
    						
    							/’ --1ADn/crJ7 indicator flashes, both C$&EIX line 
    irdicators light 
    steady, 
    tandem conference 
    continues 
    NUIE: Approximately 3 minutes into the 1 
    tandem conference, an audible time reminder 
    is provided and the I-1 key indicator 
    starts fluttering. Thereafter, every 3 
    minutes the tone reminder will be heard until 
    the tandem conference is re-entered and 
    terminated.  
    						
    							330 Job Specifications 
    330.1 Instructions for Completing Job Specification 
    1. 
    2. 
    3. The fist page contains items A - C and 1 - 5. These 
    have been provided as a convenience and do not affect 
    programming. 
    Item 6 is COjPBX Assignments. Much of this table is 
    also provided as a convenience. Two sections, REFER- 
    ENCE NUMBER and PFROGRAMMING DATA, are 
    used in programming. 
    9 
    c> 
    REFERENCE NUMBER is the number the CO/ 
    PBX line will be referred to in programming 
    material. 
    PBXLINE refers to the origin of ;he line connected; 
    is it from a PBX or from a Central Office? This will 
    affect speed dialing, last CO/PBX number redial 
    and restriction features. 
    LINE GROUP (A, 5, C, or NOT INSTALLED). 
    Every CO/PBX line installed must be assigned a line 
    group, even if all lines are in the same group. At 
    the time of installation all CO/PBX lines will be in 
    Group A as is provided by the resident system 
    program. Every installed CO/PBXline circuit wfiich 
    does not receive a CO/PBX line must be assigned 
    as NOT INSTALLED. This will prevent access to 
    unterminated circuits. Restriction feature is also 
    affected by this assignment. 
    Item 7 is Station Assignments. Two sections of this 
    table are used in programming, reference number and 
    programming data. 
    REFERENCE NUMBER is the station’s DSS Num- 
    ber and is the number the station will be referred 
    to in programming material. 
    CO/PBX RING ASSIGNMENT provides space to 
    record requirements for day and Night Mode Ring 
    and OFF-I-Iook Ring. When a station is to ring in 
    any of these requirements, place an appropriate 
    mark in the space provided. The station pro- 
    grammed for night ring will ring for all CO/PBX 
    lines when system is set for Night Mode Ring. 
    RESTRICTION CLASS and CGDE. Only the class 
    is required for programming. Each CLASS has a 
    unique CODE, and adding the code will make 
    understanding the restriction easier. See the table 
    located on the Station Class Assignment Table in 
    Section 340 Programming Work Sheets. PRIME LINE. This assigns a “Prime Line” wltich 
    will be seized by a station going “Off-Hook” 
    without depressing COjPBX button. Ihis feature 
    will only poerate when the “Prime Line” is in idle 
    status unless a separate programming choice is ex- 
    ercised; then the line will be seized when ringing or 
    idle. 
    PRIVATE LINES. This assignment provides space 
    to record which station and wlhich line on that 
    station will be programmed for a private lie. Note 
    that only two lines can be assigned as private lines, 
    Two stations can be assigned the same private line, 
    and two lines can be assigned to the same station. 
    INTERNAL ZONE PAGE. This assigmment provide 
    space to record zone paging groups: 1, 2 and 3. 
    Any number of stations can be in a zone, no sta- 
    tion can be in more than one zone. All stations 
    _ 
    rarrain in the “all call” group. 
    ATTENDAI\(‘T STATION. This assignment pro- 
    vides space to record 2 attendant station positions. 
    The station (s) programmed as an attendant station 
    is capable of performing the following additional 
    functions: to program and confirm system speed 
    dial, to set and cancel night transfer and to cancel 
    security alarm signal. 
    DOOR PMONE CHIME. This assignment provides 
    space to record which stations will &ime when 
    Door Phone 1 and/or 2 are actiiiated. Any number 
    of stations can be assigned to c_hime 
    fOi either or 
    both Door Phone 1 and Door Phone 2. 
    CO/PBX LINE 
    I) CO/PBX LINE SCAll. This section provides space 
    to record which CO/PBX lines will be scanned by 
    individual stations when speed dial is activated. 
    The system wili start no scan from the highest line 
    number programmed for that station. Prirre Line 
    Pick-up feature will have priority over Line Scan 
    feature. 
    4. 
    Item 8 is System Assig,nments. These assignments 2ppIy 
    system wide and include Time Outs, Door fhone Con- 
    nection assignment, Prime Line for incoming calls and 
    Toll Restriction assignments. 
    A) TIME OUTS are listed with durations in seconds. 
    The desired Time Out can be circled. 
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