NEC Infoset 408 System Manual

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361Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 
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Assigns the ringing cycle for each 
telephone.  If a number in the Caller 
ID display matches a number 
stored in system speed dialing, the 
system will use the same ringing 
cycle that system speed dialing 
uses.
Refer to Appendix B Tone Patterns 
for the ringing cycles.
0 = Cycle A
1 = Cycle B
2 = Cycle C
3 = Cycle D
362Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 
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363
Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 
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364
Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 
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Programming Note:For Functions 361~364, 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  
   .   Press the number that corresponds 
to the programming value.   
401Trunk Line Assignment for 
Tenant 1

  

Used to specify the trunk lines 
assigned as part of the tenant.1~4 =Assigned to Tenant 1 
– = Not Assigned to Tenant 1
402Trunk Line Assignment for 
Tenant 2

  
+
– = Not Assigned to Tenant 2
1~4 =Assigned to Tenant 2
Programming Note:For Functions 401~402, 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   
   .   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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403Tenant-to-Telephone 
Assignment

 



Used to assign each telephone to a 
tenant.  Both multiline and single 
line telephones can be assigned to 
a tenant.1~10 = Assigned to Tenant 1 
– = Assigned to Tenant 2
Programming Note:For Function 403, 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.    
501Doorphone Call Timer

 
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Used to indicate how long 
“Doorphone X” appears on the 
telephone display when a call is 
received from a doorphone.
X = Doorphone Number (1 or
2). 
0 = 15 sec.  
1 = 30 sec.
502Single Line Telephone 
Bounce Time

 	 

Used to indicate the time that 
passes before a valid hookflash is 
detected from a single line 
telephone.0 = 0 ms. 2 = 600 ms.
1 = 300 ms. 3 = 900 ms.
503Single Line Telephone 
Hookflash Start Time

   

Start time indicates the minimum 
time that passes before the system 
accepts a hookflash signal.  
Start time is used in conjunction 
with 504 (Single Line Telephone 
Hookflash End Time).0 = 40 ms. 5 = 700 ms.
1 = 90 ms. 6 = 900 ms.
2 = 140 ms. 7 = 1.1 sec.
3 = 190 ms.8 = 1.3 sec.
4 = 240 ms. 9 = 1.5 sec.
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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504Single Line Telephone 
Hookflash End Time

   

End time indicates the maximum 
time that passes before the system 
recognizes the flash as a valid 
hookflash.  If the flash is longer 
than the time set, the system 
considers the flash as a disconnect 
signal.
To determine the duration of the 
hookflash signal, the system 
computes using the following 
formula:  SLT Hookflash Start Time 
+ SLT Hookflash End Time = SLT 
Duration.
End time is used in conjunction with 
503 (Single Line Telephone 
Hookflash Start Time).0 = 0 ms.
5 = 700 ms.
1 = 100 ms. 6 = 900 ms.
2 = 200 ms. 7 = 1.1 sec.
3 = 400 ms. 8 = 1.3 sec.
4 = 500 ms. 9 = 1.5 sec.
505Trunk Line Prepause Duration

 
 
	

Used to specify the time (prepause) 
before the system sends dial pulse 
(rotary) or dual-tone multifrequency 
(touchtone) signals to the local 
telephone company.0 = 0 sec. 5 = 5 sec.
1 = 1 sec.6 = 6 sec.
2 = 2 sec. 7 = 7 sec.
3 = 3 sec. 8 = 8 sec.
4 = 4 sec.  9 = 9 sec.
Programming Note:To access Functions 501~505 you must press   
   to and enter the function 
number using the dialpad.  You cannot access these functions by scrolling.
  
 
   +    
 
Check ROM Version
#  0 1
Used to check the ROM versions 
for the central processing unit, 
voice mail, PC programming/SMDR 
units.1 = Main ROM (Main CPU)
2 = Optional Sub-CPU
3 = Digital Voice Mail
4 = MIF Unit
    
   +   
   +
   
   
    +           +


  
Clear Speed Dial Numbers 
System-Wide

Used to delete all of the system 
speed dial numbers for the entire 
system.N/A
     
    +   
   +  
       
   +       
      +  


  
Clear Speed Dial Numbers 
for Individual Telephones
 
 2
Used to delete all of the extension 
(personal) speed dial numbers 
system-wide.N/A
     +        +





  +  +  
     +



  
Clear Automatic Speed Dial 
Numbers 
	  2
Used to clear all the one-touch 
numbers system-wide.N/A
Table 6-2   Programming Functions Quick Reference Chart  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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PC Programming
 
SECTION  1 INTRODUCTION
The PC Programming software allows users to program all of the features and
functions of the InfoSet key telephone system.  PC Programming is a menu-based
program that provides programming for basic and advanced users.  PC Programming
uses .html files and is viewed using an internet browser.  A wizard is provided to help
“walk” users through the programming of the features of the system.  The Expert
button provides access to advanced features of the system.  It is recommended that
only people with experience programming the system use this area of the software.  
SECTION 2HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
The minimum PC requirements include:

Microsoft Windows 95/98 operating system

Available serial communication port on PC

Pentium processor-based personal computer

16 MB RAM

10 MB available hard-disk space
The following ETU must be installed in the InfoSet KSU to provide for PC
Programming:
MIF-B10 ETU
Software Requirements:

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.1 or higher or Netscape Communicator 4.7 or
higher 
						

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SECTION 3INSTALLING PC PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE
To install the software:
1. Insert the setup CD in the CD ROM drive.
2. Click the Windows 95/98 
Start button.
3. Select 
Run.
4. Enter 
d:\setup.exe and click OK.
(D = the letter of the CD ROM drive.
5. Follow the installation instructions.  
SECTION 4STARTING PC PROGRAMMING
After the PC Programming software has been installed and the appropriate
modifications have been made to the internet browser, the program can be launched.
To start the program:
1. Click the Win 95/98 
START button.
2. Select 
PROGRAMS and then 
Infoset 408. 
3. Click 
InfoSet 408 PC Programming.  When the program is launched, the
program also starts the default internet browser.  
						

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Figure 7- 1  Na vig at io nal  B ars  fo r  In te rnet Br owse rs
Microsoft Explo rer  Navigational  Bar 
						

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Table 7-1  Quick Guide to InfoSet Programming Menus
Tool Bar Icons
Icon Definition Icon Definition
Sets up outside lines, telephones, 
and extension numbers.Produces a switch report.
Sets up line keys, one-touch keys, 
and speed dials.Provides on-line help.
Sets up telephone ringing 
assignments.Connects to the Key Telephone 
System (KTS).
Sets up telephone dial restrictions.Uploads data to the Telephone 
System (KTS).
Creates a new configuration.Downloads data from the 
Telephone System (KTS).
Loads a configuration file.Disconnects from the Telephone 
System (KTS).
Saves the configuration.Accessed program items for 
advanced users.
Copies data.Helps to setup different  Telephone 
System (KTS) features.
Prints the designation labels for the 
Electra Elite telephones. 
						

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6.2 Switch Menu
The Switch screen can be accessed by clicking on the Switch icon from the
toolbar on the main menu.  If this is the first time you are programming the
system, this is the first screen to program.  
This screen is used to define the hardware configuration of the InfoSet
system.  Use this screen to assign the number of outside lines attached to
the system.  When an outside line is assigned it appears yellow on the
screen.  For each telephone a unique extension must be assigned and the
telephone type must be defined.           
Figure 7-3  Switch Screen 
						

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Te l
This option indicates which telephone is being programmed. This field is
for informational purposes only and cannot be changed by the user.
Extension Number
This option indicates the extension number (10~59) assigned to each
telephone in the system.  The extension number must be unique for each
telephone; you cannot assign duplicate extension numbers.
Telephone Type
This pull down menu allows users to select the telephone type.   Valid
telephone types include:  DTU-8D-1 (WH/BK), DTU-16-1 (WH/BK),
DTU-16D-1 (WH/BK), DTU-32-1 (WH/BK), DTU-32D-1 (WH/BK),
DTP-2DT-1 (WH), DTU-4R-1, DTB-16-1 (BK/WH), DTB-16D-1 (BK/WH),
SLT Adaptor and None.