NEC Neax 2400 Imx Feature Programming Manual

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Call Block C-150
Service Conditions (cont’d)
8. This service is activated corresponding to each line. In case a Dterm containing some lines, the Restriction
Number is effective only for the line to be registered the number.
9. When confirming the registered Restriction Number, the number registered on MY LINE is displayed for
5 seconds on the LCD.
10. This service is available only when the predetermined Restriction Number and the receiving Physical
Station Number/telephone number or the calling number are exactly the same.
11. In this service, a telephone number is used to recognize the station incoming call, however, a Physical
Station Number is used for the station which is not assigned the telephone number.
12. When an incoming call via No. 7 CCIS is terminated, a maximum 16-digit calling number (Route Data:
CI=1) can be received. If the telephone number is more than 17 digits, the incoming call is not restricted.
13. There is no need to register ACC for a C.O. trunk call (ex. “9”) when assigning Restriction Number by
dialing operation.
14. In case Restriction Numbers are registered up to the maximum number, a previous Restriction Number
must be cancelled before setting the new Restriction Number on a station. (It is impossible to overwrite
the Restriction Number.)
15. Sending Tone, which is used when originating a call from a station on which Call Block is set, can be
selected on the system base (ASYD SYS 1, Index 322, Bit 5).
16. When initialization of the Circuit Card is activated, the Restriction Number already registered is not
cleared.
17. When system initialization is activated, the Restriction Number already registered is not cleared.
However, when initialization of system data loading is activated, the loaded number (former Restriction
Number), not the latest Restriction Number, is to be registered as new Restriction Number.
Using Release 7 software or later:
1. The Assigned Restriction can be confirmed by the DCBD command.
2. This service is activated against each line. When a D
term is used, Restriction Numbers can be registered at
multiple lines. However, to clear the Restriction Number using the “*” or “#” key is effective for only the
number registered to MY LINE.
3. When confirming the registered Restriction Number, the oldest number registered on MY LINE is
displayed for 5 seconds on the LCD. When the multiple Restriction Number is assigned, press CALL
BLOCK key to change the display to the later registered number, the displayed number is changed in order
as the key is pressed.
4. When deleting the Restriction Number with the access code from a D
term, the oldest Restriction Number
is deleted.
5. When five Restriction Numbers are registered at a line, the assignment of the already registered number
is available.
6. System data decides the “*” key or the “#” key as the Restriction Number Delete key. When Delete key
is decided, the other one is used as Set key.
Note:
The Set/Delete key is available for only 5 seconds (while the number is displayed).
7. When the proper ELC card is not used, the indication for the operation is not displayed at the middle line
of the LCD. In this case, Restriction Number is set or deleted by Set/Delete key (“*” or “#”).
8. When all calling numbers are deleted, the CALL BLOCK key goes off.
9. ACID applies only to inbound trunk calls with ANI.
10. ACID will not light a feature key if the telephone is equipped with one.
11. ACID will operate via the FCCS network for tandem trunk calls. 
						

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C-150 Call Block
Service Conditions (cont’d)
12. Feature keys and SIDAs will operate for physical and logical stations, as well as inbound trunk calls with
ANI. It will also light the feature keys for both.
13. The COT card for receiving the Caller ID information is shown below:
14. The LC card for notifying the Caller ID information is shown below.
15. The ELC cards to display the indication for the operation procedure on the LCD when confirming the
latest calling number or the registered Restriction Number is shown below.
Interactions
1. Call Forwarding - All Calls [C-5] takes precedence over this feature.
2. If this service is set at both the station and MAT, the station has priority.
3. When the data on a station is changed by FOLLOW PHONE [F-31] service, the registered Restriction
Number on the station is carried over to the next user.
4. When a station is deleted, the registered Restriction Number on the station is also deleted. 
5. When activating with DUAL STATION CALL [D-156], CALL BLOCK is available only for the Main
Station.
Programming
Earlier than Release 5 software - When the Restriction Number is registered by the MAT
ACID - Assign the calling number for this service.
CIRCUIT CARD NAME PROGRAM ISSUE
PA - 8 C OT B JSW-317 8COTBJ PROG-A
—SP-1122 CALL-ID PROG-A
—SP-3190 8COTBJ PROG-A
CIRCUIT CARD NAME PROGRAM ISSUE
PA-16LCBY SP-3396 16-LCBX PROG-A
CIRCUIT CARD NAME PROGRAM ISSUE
PA-16ELCHSP-3124 16ELCH PROG-D ISSUE 5 or later
SP-3125 16ELCH PROG-TD ISSUE 5 or later
PA-16ELCJSP-3270 16ELCJ PROG-A ISSUE 7 or later
SP-3295 16ELCJ PROG-B ISSUE 6 or later
PA - D A I A
SW-293 2WDLI PROGRAM-D
—SP-3126 2WDLI PROG-DISSUE 1F or later
ISSUE 6 or later PA - D A I B
PA - D A I C
PA - D A I G
SW-362 2WDAI PROGRAM-F
—SP-3343 2WDAI PROG-GISSUE 1A or later
ISSUE 1 or later PA - D A I H
PA - D A I J
PA-DAIG-A
SW-368 2WDAI PROGRAM-H
—SP-3345 2WDAI PROG-HISSUE 1A or later
ISSUE 1 or later PA-DAIH-A
PA - D A I J - A 
						

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Programming (cont’d)
TYPE: 1
TN: Tenant number
STN: Station number
CID: Calling number (Maximum 28 digits)
SRV: 5 (Call Block)
Release 5 software or later
STEP 1:ASYD - System Data 1, Index 322, Bit 5. Assign the sending tone when Call Block is set.
0/1 DT/SPDT
SYS1, Index 80, b1. Decide the cancel key for the registered Restriction Number.
0/1 = “#” key, “*” key 
(Note)
Note:
Effective since Release 7 software enhancement.
STEP 2:ASPA - Assign the access code for Call Block, SRV = SSCA, SIDA = 111 (ACC for the latest
incoming call is to be the Restriction Number), SIDA=112 (ACC for assigning the Restriction Number
by dialing an optional number), SIDA=113 (ACC for cancelling the Restriction Number)
STEP 3:ASFC - Assign a Service Feature Class to allow CALL BLOCK [C-150] for the stations. SFI = 165,
RES = 1 (to release the restriction)
STEP 4:AKYD - Assign the key data for CALL BLOCK on the feature key of D
term. FKI = 1 (Feature Key)
and FKY = 128 (Call Block Key)
STEP 5:ADSL - Assign the soft key data of Call Block for D
term according to the following parameter:
SKP = 0-15 (Soft Key Pattern)
SN = 0, 1, 4 (Call Situation Number)
SKN = 1-16 (Soft Key Number)
FKY = 128 (Call Block Key)
STEP 6:ADKS - Assign the soft key data of Call Block for D
term according to the following parameter:
TN = Tenant Number
STN = Station Number
SKP = 1-15 (Soft Key Pattern of Call Block assigned in ADSL)
LKP = 1-2 (Location of Key Pattern)
PG = 0/1 (Soft Key/Feature Key is allocated for Page Change Key)
STEP 7:ASYD - Assign the routine diagnosis program start time System Data 1, Index 87: hour, Index 88:
minutes
System Data 1, Index 90, Bit 1=1: Routine Backup is to be executed
System Data 1, Index 304, Bit 6=1: Data Backup of Call Block
FCCS Programming 
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C-151 Call Return
C-151 Call Return
General Description
This feature allows the Dterm or an analog station to save the received calling number and the received number of
the station. The following two types of saving features are available:
 Automatic Saving: The received calling number/number of the station is automatically saved when the sta-
tion rings. The stored number can be dialed by pressing the feature key or dialing the 
access code.
 Manual  Saving: The received calling number is manually saved by the D
term user while in conversation. 
The stored number can be dialed by pressing the feature key.
Operating Procedure
Automatic Saving
1. Saving Calling Number
a.) A call is terminated to an analog station or My Line of the D
term.
b.) The received calling number is automatically saved. When the station is the Dterm with the Call
Return key, the received calling number is displayed on the LCD and the Call Return key lights
red.
Note:
The maximum number of calling numbers stored for the Dterm/analog station is as follows:
D
term:3
Analog station: 1
2. Displaying Stored Calling Number (for the Dterm with the Call Return key)
a.) While in idle state, press the Call Return key.
b.) The saved calling number is displayed for 5 seconds. When multiple numbers are stored, the
display changes each time the Call Return key is pressed. The number is displayed from the latest
to the oldest. When the indication reaches the oldest number, the latest number appears again by
pressing the Call Return key.
3. Call Origination
 When using the Call Return key on the D
term
a.) Display the desired number by pressing the Call Return key. (Refer to (2).)
b.) Lift the handset and receive dial tone.
c.) Press the Call Return key. The displayed number is dialed.
Note:
The dialed number is automatically deleted. When all the stored numbers are deleted, the Call Return key goes off.
 When using Access Code
a.) Lift the handset and receive dial tone.
b.) Dial the access code for Call Return. The last number saved is dialed.
Note:
The dialed number is not deleted.
4. Deleting Stored Number (for the Dterm with the Call Return key)
a.) Display the desired number by pressing the Call Return key. (Refer to (2).)
b.) Press the “*” or “#” key. The displayed number is deleted and CANCEL is displayed on the D
term
LCD.
Note 1:
When all the stored numbers are deleted, the Call Return key goes off.
Note 2:
Note that the delete key (“*” or “#”) is effective while the calling number is displayed for 5 seconds. 
						

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Operating Procedure (cont’d)
Manual Saving (equal to SAVE AND REPEAT - Dterm [S-24D]
1. Saving Calling Number
a.) Press the S&R key while in conversation using My Line or Sub Line.
b.) The received calling number is saved and the S&R key lights red.
Note:
One calling number can be saved. When a calling number has already saved using SAVE AND REPEAT - Dterm, the
calling number is deleted.
2. Displaying Stored Calling Number (for the Dterm with the S&R key)
a.) While in idle status, press the S&R key.
b.) The saved calling number is displayed for 5 seconds.
3. Call Origination
a.) Lift the handset and receive dial tone.
b.) Press the S&R key. The stored number is dialed.
Note:
The dialed number is automatically deleted and the S&R key goes off.
Service Conditions
1. Service Conditions for Automatic/Manual Saving:
a.) The following circuit cards are required for Analog Caller ID:
b.) Automatic/Manual Saving is available for the D
terms assigned to the following ELC/DAI circuit
card.
c.) This service is not available when the calling number is not received.
d.) A maximum of 32 digits can be saved. However, when the calling number is received via CCIS
line, this feature is available for the first 16 digits (provided that “1” is assigned to 98: CI of
ARTD command).
e.) When a trunk access code (ex. “9”) is required for call origination to the saved number, the access
code must be added on a route basis by ACNP and ACND commands. Note that the assigned
access code is not displayed on the D
term LCD. However, the assigned code is saved.
f.) When the area code is not to be sent to within the same area, the area code must be deleted by
AFRS, AOPR and AADC commands.
g.) When station data is changed by FOLLOW PHONE etc., stored number data is not exchanged.
h.) When the system is initialized, stored number data is deleted.
i.) When this service is used in an FCCS network, the system data should be set to all nodes.
However, when the calling number received from the remote FCCS node is not assigned
telephone number, the number of the calling station is not saved.
2. Service Conditions for Automatic Saving with the feature key / access code:
a.) Automatic Saving is available for analog stations allowed this service and the D
term with Call
Return key.
Circuit Card NameRemarks
PA - 8 C O T B J
Circuit Card NameRemarks
PA-16ELCJ
PA-DAIJ (1.5M-AMI) 
						

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b.) This service is available in the following cases:
 When the trunk incoming call that receives the calling number (Analog COT/ISDN/CCIS trunk)
is directly terminated at the station.
 When the station-to-station call is terminated directly.
c.) When the station answers the call held on Multi Line, the calling number/calling station number
cannot be saved (Held Line is not My Line). When the call is terminated at the trunk, the calling
number is saved in the ELC card only.
3. Service Conditions when using Release 5 software or earlier:
a.) When the call is terminated from the station that has assigned telephone number, the calling
station number is saved in the Data Memory. As to the calling station number, which is not
telephone number, is not saved.
4. Service Conditions when using Release 7 software or later are as follows. The calling station number is
not saved in the following cases:
a.) When answering the station incoming call is held by CALL PARK [C-29].
b.) When answering the station incoming call using CALL PICKUP service.
5. Service Conditions for Automatic Saving with the feature key:
a.) The Call Return key must not be assigned to the D
term which has no LCD because stored number
data cannot be checked.
b.) A maximum of three received calling numbers are saved with the ELC card. If the received
calling number is the same number as the last call, the calling number is not saved.
c.) When the ELC circuit card is initialized, stored number data is deleted.
d.) The calling number is displayed on the D
term LCD when a call is terminated to Prime Line.
Accordingly, when My Line of the Dterm is not Prime Line, the displayed calling number is not
saved.
e.) When a call is terminated to My Line, even if the D
term user is in conversation using Sub Line,
the calling number is saved.
f.) When the stored number is displayed, the calling number is displayed on the upper LCD. The
maximum number of digits that indicates the calling number is different, depending on the D
term
type. When using a Dterm with a 16 digit LCD, the last 16 digits are displayed. When using a
Dterm with a 24 digit display, the last 24 digits are displayed.
g.) When a call is terminated while one of the stored numbers is displayed, the lower LCD indicates
the calling number and the upper LCD displays the stored number for 5 seconds.
h.) When three calling numbers are already stored, if a call is terminated while the oldest number is
displayed, the oldest number is deleted and the received number is saved. Consequently, call
origination cannot be made to the displayed number.
i.) Call origination can be made to the stored number while dial tone is heard. After seizing a trunk,
this feature is not available.
j.) When originating a call using this service, the last 24 digits are displayed on the D
term LCD.
6. Service Conditions for Automatic Saving with the access code:
a.) This service is not available when a call is terminated to an ISDN terminal or a PCS terminal.
b.) When the D
term user place a call to the stored number by dialing the access code, the dialed
number is displayed in place of the stored number.
c.) When Analog Caller ID - Station is effective, if a call is terminated from a station, the number of
the station is saved.
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e.) The latest calling number is saved in the data memory when the service feature class data (SFI:
155) is “0”. Since the latest calling number remains when SFI:155 is changed from “0” to “1”, the
call origination can be operated with the latest calling number saved before the data is changed.
7. Service Conditions for Manual Saving:
a.) Manual Saving is available for the D
term with the Save and Repeat key.
b.) This service is available when a Dterm is in communication with the terminating trunk.
c.) When the calling number is saved, “S&R” and the first 12 digits are displayed on the Dterm LCD.
d.) When the circuit card listed in item 1-b is not used, the first 6 digits of the received number
are saved.
e.) Call origination can be made to the stored number while dial tone is heard. After seizing a trunk,
this feature is not available.
f.) For more information, refer to SAVE AND REPEAT - D
term [S-24D].
Programming
STEP 1:ASYD - System Data 1, Index 80, bit 1. 0/1 = #/* key is used to delete the stored calling number.
System Data 1, Index 322, bit 7. 0 = Call Return is not available for station-to-station calling. 1 = Call
Return is available for station-to-station calling.
STEP 2:ASPA/ASPAL/ASPAN - When originating a call to the saved number using the access code, assign
the access code for this service.
SRV: SSCA
SIDA: 106 (Call Return)
STEP 3:ASFC - When using the access code for this service, assign Service Feature Class that allows SFI 155
(Call Return) to the stations activating this service.
STEP 4:AKYD - Assign Call Return key when using Automatic Saving function.
KYI: 1 FKY: 118 (Call Return)
Assign Save and Repeat key when using Manual Saving function.
KYI: 1 FKY: 7 (Save and Repeat)
FCCS Programming 
No unique programming is required for the FCCS network. 
						

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C-154 Call Hold Pick Up
C-154 Call Hold Pick Up
General Description
This feature allows a user to pick up a trunk or station call that is put on hold by a second user. The user can
accomplish this by dialing an access code followed by the telephone number that is holding the call.
Operating Procedure
1. Make a trunk or station call to Station A.
2. Station A places the call in progress on hold.
3. From Station B, dial the access code and Station A’s telephone number.
4. Station B is connected to the station or trunk call that is on hold at Station A.
Service Conditions
1. Only stations in the same tenant can use this feature.
2. This feature remains in effect even after hold timeout and the station is in the re-ring state.
3. This feature also overrides the Exclusive Hold feature (a call that is put in Exclusive Hold can be picked
up by using this feature).
Programming
STEP 1:ASPA - Assign the access code for this service. SRV = SSCA (Service Code Appendix) SIDA = 103
STEP 2:ASFC - Assign Service Feature Class that allows SFI = 150 
						

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Calling Party Number - Name Assignment and Display C-157
C-157                       Calling  P arty Number -  
Name Assignment and Display
General Description
This feature allows a user to assign the desired name for the calling number, which is provided by Central Office,
CCIS or ISDN feature, using the MAT command. The assigned name is displayed on the LCD of the Dterm and the
Desk Console. 
Operating Procedure
No manual operation is required.
Service Conditions
1. When the calling number is not received, the assigned name cannot be displayed.
2. The calling number for this feature is assigned to the parameter CID of ACID command. When only the first part of the calling number is assigned to the CID, the corresponding name is applied to any calling
number that begins with the assigned number. For example, when “1471” is assigned to the CID, the
calling name assigned for the number is applied to any calling number that begins with 1471, such as 1471-
12-3456 or 1-471-234-5678.
3. The following numbers cannot be assigned to the parameter CID of ACID command: a.) The first part of the already assigned number,
b.) The number whose first part is the same as the already assigned numberFor example, when “123” is already assigned to the CID, such as number as “1”, “12”, and “1234”
cannot be assigned.
4. When a calling number is sent via CCIS line, this feature is available for the first 16 digits only.
5. The name display is available only when a call directly terminates to a D
term from the trunk received the
calling number. For example, the assigned name is not displayed for the transferred call. However, in this
case, the assigned name appears after the transferring party (an Attendant Console or a station) is
disconnected.
6. If forwarding a call via CALL FORWARDING - BUSY LINE [C-2]/DON’T ANSWER [C-3]/ALL CALLS [C-5], the assigned name can be displayed only when the destination station is a D
term.
7. The assigned name cannot be displayed on the Attendant Console. Displaying the assigned name on Desk Console is available.
8. The assigned name cannot be output to the SMDR expanded area.
9. A maximum of 10,000 names for the calling numbers can be assigned in a system. However, this amount varies depending on the data capacity of CALL BLOCK [C-150] or the data memory capacity of the
system.
10. This feature has priority over the current Caller ID service.
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Service Conditions (cont’d)
12. The Display patterns are shown below:
13. Characters of 8-bit ASCII can be displayed for this feature.
14. When the feature key which assigned FKY = 113 via AKYD is pressed, the display pattern on the LCD
(assigned by the ASYD command) changes according to the following conditions:
 When My Line is Prime Line, Call ID Change Display Key is effective while terminating or in
conversation.
 When My Line is not Prime Line, Call ID Change Display Key is effective while in conversation.
However, display pattern returns to the original setting when answering, holding, or transferring the call.
15. When the received numbers of a calling number and characters of the assigned name exceed the display
field, whether to put them close to the right or left may be chosen by system data. At this time an asterisk
(*) is indicated on the exceeded digit position.
16. The displayed number and characters flash when a call terminates and lights steadily during conversation.
17. To display the Caller ID information on the D
term to which the called line is assigned as a sub line, the
following hardware is required.
Circuit Card NameRemarks
16ELCH
16ELCJ
PA - D A I A
Display Pattern 1 (System Data 1, Index 390, b0=0, b1=0)
8-digit Calling 
Number
24-digit Assigned name
Display Pattern 2 (System Data 1, Index 390, b0=0, b1=1)
Type of Call,            
Sub-address
24-digit Assigned name
Display Pattern 3 (System Data 1, Index 390, b0=1, b1=0)
8-digit Assigned 
Name
24-digit Calling Number
Display Pattern 4 (System Data 1, Index 390, b0=1, b1=1)
Type of Call,            
Sub-address
24-digit Calling Number