NEC Infoset 408 System Manual

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7 - 48PC Programming   

 	
	
Navigational Buttons
When the feature is selected from the feature list, the first programming
screen is displayed.  The programming screens have four navigational
buttons.    
Figure 7-35  Wizard Feature Programming Screen
Displays the previous programming screen.  If this is the first 
screen in the programming sequence, pressing this button has 
no affect.
Displays the next programming screen.  If this is the last screen 
in the programming sequence, pressing this button has no affect.
Returns to the Wizard Index screen regardless of where the user 
is in the programming sequence.  The screens that have been 
programmed are saved even though the sequence has been 
aborted.
Cancels programming and returns to the Wizard Index screen 
regardless of where the user is in the programming sequence. 
						

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System Manual7 - 49 Page Number/Page Count
When the programming screens are displayed, the system indicates the
page number which is currently being displayed and the page count (e.g.,
1 of 2).  This lets the user know how many programming functions are
used to program the selected feature.
Programming Function Number and Name
The programming function number and associated name are displayed
under the page number and page count.
Programming Values
Programming fields for the selected function are displayed in the body of
the screen.  Pulldown menus to access the various values for the fields are
available where necessary.  Fill out the fields as appropriate.  
Description
At the bottom of each programming screen is a brief description of the
programming function.  
						

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Feature Access Codes and 
Special Numbers Lists
 
This section provides a list of the feature access code and the special numbers
that are used when programming and operating the system.  
Feature Access
Codes
 are codes that are entered to access certain features of the system.
Before using feature access codes, the user must press  
   before and after
entering the code.  
Special Internal Dials Numbers are numbers or codes that are
entered to access certain functions of the system.  Before entering these special
numbers, the user must first press an external line and get internal dialtone.  All of
these codes are fixed in the system.  This means that these codes cannot be
changed by the user.  
Table A-1  Feature Access Codes List for Multiline Telephones
Access 
CodeDescription


Handsfree Answer Set/Cancel
Handset Mute Set/Cancel
Seized Trunk Number Display
Internal System Hold
Station Number Verify
Manual Pause
Timed Alarm Verify (Alarm 1)

Timed Alarm Cancel (Alarm 1)
Timed Alarm Set/Cancel (Alarm 1)
Timed Alarm Verify (Alarm 2)
Timed Alarm Cancel (Alarm 2)
Timed Alarm Set/Cancel (Alarm 2)
Room Monitored Telephone Set/Cancel 
						

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Room Monitoring Telephone Set/Cancel
	All Telephone Alarm Clear
This feature is only available for telephones assigned to ports 1 and 2.
Door Lock Release

Internal Hunt
Internal Do Not Disturb Set/Cancel
Call Forward – All Calls Cancel
Call Forward – All Calls Set/Cancel
XX = Extension Numbers 10~59
Call Forward – Busy/No Answer Cancel
Call Forward – Busy/No Answer Set/Cancel
XX = Extension Numbers 10~59
	Call Forward – All Calls Cancel
Call Forward – Busy Cancel
Call Forward – No Answer (All Telephones) Cancel
Do Not Disturb Cancel
This feature is only available for telephones assigned to ports 1 and 2.
Incoming Ring Mode (All Modes for Incoming Calls)

Incoming Ring Mode (Telephone Mode)
Incoming Ring Mode (Common Mode)
Privacy Release (Outside Line Calls)
Low Battery LCD Indication Reset
This feature is only available for telephones assigned to ports 1 and 2.
	Night Mode Set/Cancel
Table A-1  Feature Access Codes List for Multiline Telephones
Access 
CodeDescription 
						

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	Extension Name Entry (Internal Calls)
XX = Extension Numbers 10~59
	Trunk Name Entry (External Call)
X = Outside Line (1~4)
		Callback Indication Reset
Date/Time Set

Test Printing (SMDR)
This feature is only available for telephones assigned to ports 1 and 2.
Background Music Telephone Set/Cancel
SMDR Printout Start/Stop Toggle (Stop = PC Programming  Mode)
This feature is only available for telephones assigned to ports 1 and 2.
Feature LED (Lamp) Reset

Headset Off-Hook/On-Hook Button
Table A-1  Feature Access Codes List for Multiline Telephones
Access 
CodeDescription 
						

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Table A-2  Feature Access Codes List for Single Line Telephones
Access 
CodeDescription
	
Speed Dialing
	Redialing
	Registering/Deleting Speed Dial Numbers
Table A-3  Special Internal Dial Numbers List
Access 
CodeDescription

Call Pickup from a different Tenant Group

Call Pickup Internal/External from the same Tenant Group
Specified CO/PBX Line Seizure
X = Outside Lines 1~4
Do Not Disturb Set/Cancel
Call Forward – All Calls Cancel
Call Forward – All Calls Set/Cancel
XX = Extension Numbers 10~59
Call Forward – Busy/No Answer
Call Forward – Busy/No Answer Set/Cancel
XX = Extension Numbers 10~59
	Trunk Queuing
Trunk Queuing Cancel
Internal All Call Page 
						

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Page Answer
External Paging
Internal/External All Call Page
 Call Pickup (ISDN lines)
	
Doorphone 1 Monitor 
	Doorphone 2 Monitor 
	
Ringer/Volume Adjustment
	Contrast Adjustment
This applies to Electra Elite telephones only.
Auto Answer Assignment – Dial 9

Valid Telephone Extension Numbers
Table A-3  Special Internal Dial Numbers List
Access 
CodeDescription 
						

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ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
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ON 
						

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CO/PBX Ring
Tone DHigh:
1024 Hz/1285 Hz (I)
1100 Hz/1400 Hz (E)
Low:
480 Hz/606 Hz (I)
520 Hz/660 Hz (E)16
Doorphone
1Chime 
ToneN/A N/A
Busy 
Chime 
Tone1400 Hz/1100 Hz 
(I & E)N/A
Doorphone
2Chime 
ToneN/A N/A
Busy 
Chime 
Tone1024 Hz (I)
1100 Hz (E)N/A
Hold Alarm1024 Hz (I)
1100 Hz (E)N/A
Howler Tone2400 Hz 
(I & E)16 100% 
AM
Incoming Dial Tone360 Hz/440 Hz 
(I & E)N/A
Incoming Ring 
Tr a ns f er480 Hz/606 Hz (I)
520 Hz/660 Hz (E)16
Internal Ring Tone500 Hz (I)
540 Hz (E)N/A
System Tone
(Fixed)Frequency (Hz)
(Fixed)Modulation Cycle
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
0.5 sec.
ON
OFF
1400 Hz
ON
OFF
1100 Hz
ON
OFF
ON
OFF.250 sec.
.250 sec.
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
0.5 sec.
.032 sec.ON
OFF
.03 2 sec.
Continuous
ON
OFF
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
0.5 sec.
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
0.5 sec. 
						

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Key Tone 1100 Hz (I & E) N/A
Recall Tone 1024 Hz (I & E) N/A
Reorder Tone 480/620 Hz N/A
Ringback Tone for 
External Speaker 
CO/PBX Ring Tone440 Hz/480 Hz
(I & E)N/A
Ringing Transfer 
Alarm1024 Hz (I)
11 0 0  H z  ( E )N/A
Set Tone 1800 Hz
(I & E)N/A
Set Tone 2500 Hz (I)
540 (E)N/A
Timed Alarm1024 Hz (I)
11 0 0  H z  ( E )N/A
Tone Override500 Hz (I)
540 HZ (E)N/A
Trunk Queuing500 Hz (I)
540 HZ (E)N/A
System Tone
(Fixed)Frequency (Hz)
(Fixed)Modulation Cycle
ON
OFF.070 sec.
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
0.5 sec.
ON
OFF.250 sec.
.250 sec.
ON
OFF
1 sec.
2 sec.
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
0.5 sec.
ON
OFF.700 sec.
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
ON
OFF.250 sec.
.125 sec.
ON
OFF2 sec.
ON
OFF0.5 sec.
0.5 sec.