NEC Infoset 408 System Manual

							InfoSet 408Issue 1A
System Manual6 - 15
140Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 1  (DIT 
Assignment)

   
Used to indicate an extension 
number (or voice mail number) that 
is used for direct calls (i.e., calls 
that are not routed through an 
attendant).  This assignment 
applies to day mode.Blank = No Assignment
Extension Number 10~59
141Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 2   (DIT 
Assignment)

   
142
Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 3   (DIT 
Assignment)

   
143
Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 4   (DIT 
Assignment)

   
144
Direct Calling for Night Mode 
on Trunk Line 1  (DIT 
Assignment)

   
Used to indicate an extension 
number (or external voice mail 
number) that is used for direct calls 
(i.e., calls that are not routed 
through an attendant).  This 
assignment applies to night mode.Blank = No Assignment
Extension Number 10~59
145Direct Calling for Night Mode 
on Trunk Line 2  (DIT 
Assignment)

   
146
Direct Calling for Night Mode 
on Trunk Line 3  (DIT 
Assignment)


   
147
Direct Calling for Night Mode 
on Trunk Line 4  (DIT 
Assignment)

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Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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148Direct Calling Answer Delay 
Time  (DIT Answer Delay 
Time) 

  

Used to specify the duration of the 
delay of incoming direct calls (DIT).  
This applies to calls received on a 
line assigned for direct calling 
(DIT).0 = 0 sec. 4 = 30 sec.
1 = 5 sec. 5 = 40 sec.
2 = 10 sec. 6 = 50 sec.
3 = 20 sec. 7 = 60 sec.
Programming Note:For Functions 148 and 149, the trunk numbers are listed in descending order 
(4321).  To change the default setting for trunk numbers 1
~4, press the dialpad 
key that corresponds to the trunk number you want to change.  For example, to 
change the setting for trunk number 3, press    
   .  The number blinks 
indicating your selection.  Press the number that corresponds to the 
programming value.   
149Direct Calling Answer Delay 
for Night Mode (DIT Answer 
Delay)  


   

Used to indicate whether the 
answer delay for incoming direct 
calls that are received in night 
mode are enabled or disabled.1~4 = Enabled 
– = Disabled
202Off-Hook Ringing Tone

  !


Used to indicate whether a ringing 
tone is sent when the user is 
engaged in a conversation.  This 
tone signals the user that there is 
an incoming call (on a trunk line).  1~8 = Enabled
2 = Disabled
Programming Note:For Functions 202~203, the telephone ports are displayed in descending order 
(87654321).  To change the default setting, press the dialpad key that 
corresponds to the port  you want to change.  For example, if you want to 
change the setting for port 7, press   
    .  When you press the number, the 
system toggles between the two programming values.  
203Trunk Line Barge-In

  ! 

Used to indicate (for each 
telephone) if barge-in is allowed 
when the user is engaged in a call 
using a trunk line.1~8 = Enabled
– = Disabled
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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206Extension Number 
Assignment


  	
#
Used to assign an extension 
number to each telephone in the 
system.Ports 1~10 = Ext. 10~17
Ports 11~12 = Ext. 50~51 (Voice Mail)
Available Extension Numbers = 10~59
Programming Note:For Function 206, the telephone port number and extension number are 
displayed.  To change the extension number for the displayed port, press the 
numbers on the dial pad that correspond to the extension number.  To advance 
to the next station number, press 
  
  .  You can assign eight ports to multiline 
telephones, two ports to single line telephones, or two ports can be used for 
voice mail. 
207Single Line Port Type

  


Used to designate whether the 
single line port is connected to a 
single line telephone.
This function is only valid when
a SLI(2)-B10 ETU is installed
in the KSU. 
0 =  Not Connection
1 = Single Line Telephone
Programming Note:For Function 207, the two telephone ports are displayed.  To change the default 
setting for port numbers 1
~2, press the dialpad key that corresponds to the port 
number you want to change.  For example, to change the setting for single line 
port 2, press  
  .  When you press the number, the system toggles between 
the two programming values.
208Single Line Dialing Type

  




Used to assign the dialing type for 
single line telephones.  The options 
are rotary (Dial Pulse) or touchtone 
(Dual Tone Multifrequency).  1~10 = Dual Tone Multifrequency
             (Touchtone)
–  = Dial Pulse (Rotary) 
Programming Note:For Functions 208~211 and 213~214, the 10 telephone ports are displayed in 
descending order (0987654321).  To change the default settings for ports 1~10, 
press the dialpad key that corresponds to the port number you want to change.  
For example, if you want to change the setting for port 10, press   

  .  When 
you press the number, the system toggles between the two programming 
values.  
These functions apply to the eight allowed ESI ports and the two SLI ports.
Even though it is possible to assign all 10 ports as single line telephones
using Function 208, this is not recommended.  If you are going to use a
telephone to program the system, one telephone must be a multiline
telephone.
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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209Outgoing Call Priority Mode


  




Used to select the line that is 
seized first when the user goes off-
hook.  The system can be 
programmed to either seize an 
internal or external line for multiline 
telephones and single line 
telephones.  1~10 = External Line
– = Internal Line
210Doorphone 1 Tone for Day 
Mode

 
  



Used to assign a specified 
telephone to produce a tone 
(chime) signal when the doorphone 
receives a call.  This assignment 
applies to day mode for multiline 
and single line telephones. 1~10 = Tone
– = No Tone
211Doorphone 2 Tone for Day 
Mode

 
  



213
Doorphone 1 Tone for Night 
Mode

 
  

Used to assign a specified 
telephone to produce a tone 
(chime) signal when the doorphone 
receives a call.  This assignment 
applies to night mode for multiline 
and single line telephones. 1~2 = Tone (this is the default setting
            for telephones 1 and 2)
–  =  No Tone (this is the default
         setting for telephones 3~10)
214Doorphone 2 Tone for Night 
Mode

 
  
 Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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216Handsfree Assignment
	


Used to assign (for each multiline 
telephone) handsfree operation.  1~8 = Enabled
– = Disabled
Programming Note:For Functions 216~218, the telephone ports are displayed in descending order 
(87654321).  To change the default setting, press the dialpad key that 
corresponds to the port  you want to change.  For example, if you want to 
change the setting for port 7, press
    .  When you press the number, the 
system toggles between the two programming values.  
217Internal All Call Paging Tone

 
! 


Used to enable or disable call 
paging tone for each multiline 
telephone.  The page will still be 
displayed on each multiline 
telephone and can be answered by 
any multiline telephone in the 
system.1~8 = Enabled
– = Disabled
218Headset Connection

 


Used to indicate if a headset is 
connected an Electra Elite multiline 
telephone.1~8 = Not Connected 
– = Connected
219Restricted Calling for External 
Calls


  !

Used to restrict outgoing calls on a 
specific line.  Restrictions can be 
set for multiline telephones and 
single line telephones.– = Not Restricted
1~10 = Restricted
Programming Note:For Function 219, the telephone ports are displayed in descending order 
(0987654321).  To change the default settings for ports 1~10, press the dialpad 
key that corresponds to the port you want to change.  For example, if you want 
to change the setting for port 10, press 
  .  When you press the number, the 
system toggles between the two programming values. 
220Restricted Dialing Table 
Selection

  

Specifies which Restricted Dialing 
Table (1 and 2) is used for each 
telephone in the system (includes 
both multiline and single line 
telephones).0 = Not Used
1 = Table 1  (Table assigned using
       function 020)
2 = Table 2  (Table assigned using
       function 021)
3 = Use both Tables 1 and 2
Programming Note:For Functions 220~222, the telephone ports are displayed in descending order 
(0987654321). To change the default values, press the dialpad key that 
corresponds to the port you want to change. For example, to change the setting 
for port 10 press 
   .  For Functions 220 and 221, press the number that 
corresponds to the programming value.  For Function 222, the system toggles 
between the two programming values when you press the number.   
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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221Authorized Dialing Table 
Selection

  

Specifies which Authorized Dialing 
Table (1 and 2) is used for each 
telephone in the system (includes 
both multiline and single line 
telephones).0 = Not Used
1 = Table 1  (Table assigned using 
function 020)
2 = Table 2  (Table assigned using 
function 021)
3 = Use both Tables 1 and 2
222Authorized Dialing for 
External Speed Dial Calls

  
 



Used to assign specific system 
(common) speed dial memory 
locations (60~99) that users are 
permitted to dial.  When allowed, 
any number found in the authorized 
table (such as a long distance 
number) overrides any restriction 
assigned in 020 (Restricted Dialing 
– Table 1) and 021 (Restricted 
Dialing – Table 2).  These speed 
dial memory locations are fixed and 
can be used by multiline and single 
line telephones users. – = Denied (number cannot be 
dialed)
1~10 = Allowed (number can be 
dialed)
223Automatic Outgoing Calling




Used to allow or deny automatic 
outgoing calling when the dialed 
number is not found in one of the 
Restricted or Authorized Dialing 
Tables (020 ~ 023).1~10 = Allowed (outgoing calls can
              be made)
–  =  Denied (outgoing calls cannot 
         be made)
Programming Note:For Function 223, the telephones ports are displayed in descending order 
(87654321).  To change the default setting, press the dialpad key that 
corresponds to the port you want to change.  For example, if you want to 
change the setting for port 7, press  
    .  When you press the number, the 
system toggles between the two programming values.  
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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301Day Ringing for Trunk Line 1 

  ! 

Used to assign the duration of the 
delay between the time the call is 
received and the time the ringing 
tone is heard.  This option allows 
you to delay ringing to another 
telephone.  This assignment is for 
day mode. 0 = 0 sec.3 = 30 sec.
1 = 10 sec. 4 = 60 sec.
2 = 20 sec. 5 = No Tone
302Day Ringing for Trunk Line 2 

  ! 

303
Day Ringing for Trunk Line 3 

  ! 

304
Day Ringing for Trunk Line 4 

  ! 

311
Night Ringing for Trunk Line 1 

  ! 

Used to assign the duration of the 
delay between the time the call is 
received and the time the ringing 
tone is heard.  This option allows 
you to delay ringing to another 
telephone.  This assignment is for 
night mode. 0 = 0 sec.3 = 30 sec.
1 = 10 sec. 4 = 60 sec.
2 = 20 sec. 5 = No Tone
312Night Ringing for Trunk Line 2 

  ! 

313
Night Ringing for Trunk Line 3 

  ! 

314
Night Ringing for Trunk Line 4 

  ! 
 Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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331Automatic Line Selection for 
Trunk Line 1

   !



Used to designate which line keys 
are used for automatic line key 
selection. This is used to 
automatically seize a line by 
pressing  
  (InfoSet telephones) 
or

or going off-hook and 
dialing the appropriate outside line 
access code.  This is designated for 
each telephone.
1~10 = Enabled 
– = Disabled
332Automatic Line Selection for 
Trunk Line 2

   !



333
Automatic Line Selection for 
Trunk Line 3

   !



334
Automatic Line Selection for 
Trunk Line 4

   !



Programming Note:For Functions 331~334, the telephone ports are displayed in descending order 
(0987654321). To change the default values, press the dialpad key that 
corresponds to the port you want to change. For example, to change the setting 
for port 10 press 
   .  When you press the number, the system toggles 
between the two programming values.   
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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341Automatic Answering using 
Trunk Line 1

   


Used to enable or disable the ability 
to answer an incoming call by going 
off-hook.  If enabled, the user 
answers the call by going off-hook.  
If disabled, the user answers the 
call by going off-hook and pressing 
the line key where the call is 
ringing.  Only multiline telephones 
can be assigned this option.  1 = Enabled 
– = Disabled
342Automatic Answering using 
Trunk Line 2

   


343
Automatic Answering using 
Trunk Line 3

   


344
Automatic Answering using 
Trunk Line 4

   


Programming Note:For Functions 341~344, the telephones ports are displayed in descending 
order (87654321).  To change the default setting, press the dialpad key that 
corresponds to the port you want to change.  For example, if you want to 
change the setting for port 7, press  
   .  When you press the number, the 
system toggles between the two programming values.  
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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351Restricting Outgoing Calls for 
Trunk Line 1

   	



Used to enable or disable (for each 
telephone) the ability to make 
outgoing calls when 105 - Trunk 
Line Function is set to “Outgoing/
Incoming Calls.” 
  This option can 
be used with multiline and single 
line telephones.
1~10 = Outgoing Calls Enabled
– = Outgoing Calls Disabled
352Restricting Outgoing Calls for 
Trunk Line 2

   	



353
Restricting Outgoing Calls for 
Trunk Line 3

   	



354
Restricting Outgoing Calls for 
Trunk Line 4

   	



Programming Note:For Functions 351~354, the telephone ports are displayed in descending order 
(0987654321). To change the default values, press the dialpad key that 
corresponds to the port you want to change. For example, to change the setting 
for port 10 press 
   .  When you press the number, the system toggles 
between the two programming values.   
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values