NEC Neax 2400 Imx Feature Programming Manual

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Delay Announcement - Attendant D-114
Service Conditions (cont’d)
7. The maximum programmable channels of DAT for this feature are:
1st announcement: 5 channels
2nd announcement: 5 channels
8. When a call encounters announcement trunks all busy, the call waits in a queue until a trunk becomes
available. The latter trunk call hears ringback tone until the announcement to the former terminated call
completes.
9. When providing the first message, the answer signal is sent to the opposite end (the billing starts here). In
the case of central office trunks, where trunk release cannot be detected after the call had been answered,
the display on the Attendant Console continues even after the calling party has gone on-hook. (The trunk
does not release.) Therefore, the incoming call should always be answered by the Attendant.
10. In the case of billing for the incoming call, billing starts when the caller is answered by the Attendant, not
when connected to a message.
11. When the call terminates to the Attendant Console at the time of DAY/NIGHT mode changeover, this
service is activated as follows:
12. This feature is not available for the following calls:
a.) AUTOMATIC RECALL [A-8] calls
b.) calls from an Attendant (ATTENDANT-TO-ATTENDANT CALLING [A-60] / INTER-
POSITION TRANSFER [I-5])
c.) calls from a station (DIAL ACCESS TO ATTENDANT [D-2]/OFF-HOOK ALARM [O-6]/
PRIORITY CALL [P-9], etc.)
d.) calls transferred to the Attendant due to unused number dialing
e.) calls transferred to the night station via ATTENDANT NIGHT TRANSFER [A-19]
f.) calls via CALL FORWARDING - ALL CALLS [C-5]/BUSY LINE [C-2]/DON’T ANSWER [C-
3]
g.) incoming calls via CCIS/Tie Line
h.) TAS incoming calls
13. This service is not available for incoming calls to an individual Attendant.
14. This service is not activated for the Attendant of NIGHT CONNECTION - FIXED [N-1] or NIGHT
CONNECTION - FLEXIBLE [N-2].
15. The message is sent only once. If the Attendant does not answer by the end of the message, the caller will
be disconnected from the announcement trunk automatically and will hear MUSIC ON HOLD [M-7].
16. CALL QUEUING [C-9] and CALL WAITING LAMP [C-13] services are available when this service is
activated.
17. The calling party cannot receive the message if the restriction between the incoming trunk and the
announcement trunk is not cleared.
DAY/NIGHT Mode Change Call Processing
Attendant Console in Day Mode to Night 
Attendant ConsoleThe announcement service is provided after the call is 
transferred to the Night Attendant Console and the Night 
Attendant Console answers the call.
Attendant Console in Day mode to 
Attendant Console of Night Connection - 
Fixed [N-1]/Flexible [N-2]The call stays at the Attendant Console in Day mode and 
the announcement service is provided. The Attendant 
Console answers the call.
Night Attendant Console to Attendant 
Console of Night Connection - Fixed [N-
1]/Flexible [N-2]The call stays at the Night Attendant Console and the 
announcement service is provided. The Night Attendant 
Console answers the call. 
						

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D-114 Delay Announcement - Attendant
Service Conditions (cont’d)
18. When this service is allowed in system data, the ATTENDANT OVERFLOW [A-105] feature cannot be
activated.
19. When the external announcement machine is used, the announcement starts from the time when the PBX
acknowledges the announcement trunk answer, and ends at the time of the announcement trunk release.
20. When activating this feature in an FCCS network, Digital Announcement Trunk (DAT) and the called
Attendant Console must be accommodated in the same node.
Programming
When the Delay Announcement service is provided immediately after the call is terminated:
STEP 1:ASYD - SYS1, INDEX244. b5=0 (Announcement is provided immediately after the trunk call is
terminated to the attendant console)
STEP 2:ARTD - Assign the route data of the Announcement Trunk
15: LSG = 5
28: ANS = 0 (Access to announcement trunk is controlled by the current operation (Timer
Control).)
= 1 (Answer and Release Timings are determined by DAT itself or the external
announcement equipment.)
Note:
When the external announcement equipment is used, assign “1” in ANS parameter.
STEP 3:AT R K - Assign the trunk data of the Announcement Trunk.
STEP 4:MBTK - Cancel the make-busy of the trunk assigned by ATRK.
STEP 5:AAED - Assign the data to the announcement unit number and the route data, etc. assigned by ATRK.
EQP: 32 
RT: route number
TK: trunk number 
(Note)
Note:
Only when M = 1, assign TK.
C: I
R: I
A: 0
M: 0/1 = Single connection/Multiple connection
STEP 6:ASTD - Allow tandem connection between COT and the Announcement trunk.
(STM = 0, STS = 2, ST = 1)
STEP 7:ARRC - Cancel the restrictions on the trunk route for Incoming Trunk and the route for the
Announcement Trunk.
ICRT: Route Number for Incoming Trunk
OGRT: Route Number for Announcement Trunk
ARI-D RES: 1
When the Delay Announcement service is provided after the ring back tone:
STEP 1:ASYD - SYS1, INDEX242. Timer for Delay Announcement- Attendant (Duration of RBT) 
Timer for duration of RBT = TC × MTC
TC=3.2 sec. MTC=0-15
SYS1, INDEX244. b5=1 (Announcement is provided immediately after the ring back tone)
SYS1, INDEX245. Timer for Delay Announcement - Attendant (Duration of Music on Hold)
Timer for duration of RBT = TC × MTC 
						

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Programming (cont’d)
TC=3.2 sec. MTC=0-15
SYS1, INDEX246. Attendant Delay Announcement
0/1= Single Playback/Multiple Playback
STEP 2:ARTD - Assign the route data of the Announcement Trunk
15: LSG = 5
28: ANS = 0 (Access to announcement trunk is controlled by the current operation (Timer
Control).)
= 1 (Answer and Release Timings are determined by DAT itself or the external
announcement equipment.)
Note:
When the external announcement equipment is used, assign “1” in ANS parameter.
STEP 3:AT R K - Assign the trunk data of the Announcement Trunk.
STEP 4:MBTK - Cancel the make-busy of the trunk assigned by ATRK.
STEP 5:AAED - Assign the data to the announcement unit number and the route data, etc. assigned by ATRK.
EQP = 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 (for the 1st announcement)
= 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 (for the 2nd announcement)
RT: route number
TK: trunk number
C: 1
R: 1
A: 1
M: 1 (Multiple connection)
STEP 6:ASTD - Allow tandem connection between COT and the Announcement trunk.
(STM - 0, STS = 2, ST = 1)
STEP 7:ARRC - Cancel the restrictions on the trunk route for Incoming Trunk and the route for the
Announcement Trunk.
ICRT: Route Number for Incoming Trunk
OGRT: Route Number for Announcement Trunk
ARI-D RES: 1
FCCS Programming 
No unique programming is required for the FCCS network. 
						

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D-149 Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console
D-149  Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console
General Description
A Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console may be connected to each Dterm. The DSS keys can be used as line keys
or feature keys.
Operating Procedure
Refer to the User Guide.
Service Conditions
1. The DSS console has 60 keys, each with one or two lamps.
2. The DSS console has following two operating functions:
a.) DSS/BLF function
b.) ADM function
Either function is assigned to each console depending on the connected line and the office data.
DSS/BLF Function
1. The 60 keys are used as the line keys, allowing the user to activate SPEED CALLING - ONE TOUCH
and call transfer.
To originate a call using SPEED CALLING - ONE TOUCH:
1. Lift the handset or press the SPEAKER key; receive dial tone.
2. Press the DSS key where the desired number is assigned.
To transfer the call to the station assigned on the DSS key:
1. While engaged in a call with a trunk or station, press the desired DSS key; receive ringback tone. The
originally connected party is placed on hold (MUSIC ON HOLD [M-7]).
2. When the third party answers, announce the call and replace the handset. The originally connected party
and the third party are connected.
Note 1:
When the user flashes switch hook during ringback tone, the user returns to the held party, and the third party (the
DSS station) stops ringing.
Note 2:
If the user replaces the handset before the third party answers, blind transfer is activated. In this case, if the third party
does not answer for approximately 30 seconds, the user is recalled and upon answering, will be connected to the held
party.
3. When the user calls the DSS station using SPEED CALLING - ONE TOUCH and the DSS station is either
busy, not available, or restricted, the user receives reorder tone.
4. When the user transfers the call to the DSS station which is either busy, not available, or restricted, the
user receives reorder tone. The user returns to the original call by switch hook flash.
5. When the user calls the DSS station by SPEED CALLING - ONE TOUCH, or transfers the call to the DSS
station, following services set by the DSS station are not available:
BUSY VERIFICATION [B-3]
CALL BACK [C-1]
CALL WAITING [C-12, C-31]
EXECUTIVE RIGHT-OF-WAY [E-1]
MESSAGE REMINDER [M-19]
STEP CALL [S-13]
6. When the user calls the DSS station by SPEED CALLING - ONE TOUCH, or transfers the call to the DSS
station, and the DSS station is the member of the UCD [U-1] or station hunting group, the call follows the
UCD or the hunting operation. (If the MCI is valid, the message is sent out.) 
						

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Service Conditions (cont’d)
7. The user can recognize the idle/busy status of the accommodated stations by the lamps. The left lamp (red)
lights when busy and goes out when idle and shows incoming call, hold, etc. The right lamp (green) shows
I-used, I-hold, etc.
8. The DSS console and the connected D
term may be accommodated in the different circuit card, but should
belong to the same module group.
ADM Function
1. The 60 keys are used as the feature keys. The key layout of the DSS console is as follows:
2. On the 25th key and after, MESSAGE REMINDER [M-19], D
term my line/prime line cannot be assigned.
3. The 48th key and after can be used only as the feature keys, not as the line keys. (These keys do not have
the green lamps, therefore, I-used or I-hold cannot be indicated.)
4. Only 8-button and 16-button D
term can be used when using the DSS console in the ADM mode.
5. The D
term to be connected to the DSS console should be accommodated in the same circuit card as the
DSS consoles on the even-numbered port, using a number smaller than the one where the DSS console is
accommodated.
000504030201
545958575655
485352515049
424746454443
364140393837
303534333231
242928272625
182322212019
121716151413
061110090807 
						

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D-149 Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console
Programming
This section describes how to program office data associated with the DSS.
DSS/BLF
This section covers how to assign a DSS/BLF. For ease in understanding, the associated data
programming is explained using the example below:
Example of Data Programming for DSS/BLF
Data Programming Procedure (DSS/BLF)
When assigning DSS/BLF data, perform the following procedure. Note that “X” indicates the value
should be tailored to the existing system.
STEP 1:Assign the DSS/BLF to an even-numbered LEN level. (In this example “LV 0” is used.)
TN: X
STN: 200
LEN: 000100 even-numbered LEN level
TEC: 12 fixed
RSC: X
Te r m i n a lLine equipment number (LEN)Station number (STN)
DSS/BLF (Note)000100 200
000101 201
D
term000107 400
LV  
7 
6 
5 
4 
3 
2 
1 
0
Note:
Two station numbers are required only for programming DSS keys. Accordingly, these numbers are not used
when operating the DSS/BLF.
000504030201
545958575655485352515049424746454443364140393837303534333231242928272625182322212019121716151413061110090807
1234567890#
Dterm (STN 400) To D
term (STN 400)
No terminal can be wired to this port 
(STN 201) when a DSS/BLF is assigned 
to “port 0”.
To DSS/BLF
DSS/BLF (STN 200) ELC
n + 1
n 
						

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Programming (cont’d)
SFC: X
Assign a station which is used for programming DSS keys (KYNs 31-60) to the subsequent LENs. (In
this example “LV 1” is used.)
TN: X
STN: 201
LEN: 000101 to the subsequent LEN
TEC: 12 fixed
RSC: X
SFC: X
STEP 2:Assign key data for 60 DSS keys. The upper 30 DSS keys (KYNs 1-30) are assigned using the first
port (“LV 0” in this example) and the remaining lower 30 DSS keys (KYNs 31-60) are assigned using
the second port (“LV 1” in this example). Be sure to assign the associated D
term station number as the
Station Number of Prime Line.
TN: X
STN: 200 or 201
TP: 1 Buttons 1-40 assignable
RING: X
PRI: 0
LN PRE: 0 (=Prime Line Pick up)
MWD: X
PL TN: X
STN: 400 Enter the associated D
term as a PL STN
S: 0 (=Off Hook Suppression is off)
KYN 1 must be programmed as the DSS/BLF station which has been assigned in ASDT.
KYN: 1
KYI: 2 (=Multi Line)
KD: 0 (=Line)
TN: X
STN: 200 or 2 0 1DSS/BLF station number
KYN 2 must be programmed as the associated D
term station.
KYN: 2
KYI: 2 (=Multi Line)
KD: 0 (=Line)
TN: X
STN: 400 associated D
term
Assign desired station numbers to the corresponding DSS keys on the console. In this instance, KYNs
10-39 are used. The upper and lower 30 keys are associated with even-numbered port and odd-
numbered port respectively as shown on the following page. 
						

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D-149 Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console
Programming (cont’d)
KYN: 10-39
KYI: 2 (= Multi Line)
KD: 2 (= For DSS Console Key)
TN: X
  STN: XXXXX desired station number (maximum five digits)
DSS Key Assignment for DSS/BLF
Example of Data Programming for DSS/BLF
ASDT
Note:
*0=Even-numbered LEN level
**1=Odd-numbered LEN level
Tenant 
Number (TN) 
1-63Station 
Number (STN) 
Max. 5 DigitsLine Equipment Number 
(LENS)Tele. Equip. 
Class (TEC)
1-31Route Rest. 
Class (RSC)
0-15Service 
Feature Class 
(SFC) 0-15 Remarks MG U G LV
X200 0 0 0 1 0 *0 X X X For DSS/BLF
201 0 0 0 1 0 **1 X X X For DSS/BLF
400 0 0 0 1 0 7 X X X
For Assoc. D
term
000504030201
545958575655
485352515049
424746454443
364140393837
303534333231
242928272625
182322212019
121716151413
061110090807
Use KYNs 10-39 of an 
even-numbered LEN 
level (0,2,4,6) for 
programming the upper 
30 DSS keys on the DSS/
BLF
Use KYNs 10-39 of an 
odd-numbered LEN level 
(1,3,5,7) for programming 
the lower 30 DSS keys on 
the DSS/BLF
Upper
Lower 
						

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Programming (cont’d)
AKYD
For even-numbered LV (2n)
Note:
*Buttons 1-40 are assignable / **Assignment of DSS keys (KYNs 1-30) using even -numbered LEN level
My Line
Type of
D
term
(TP) 0/1Ring Data 
(RING)
0-3Form of Line 
Preference 
(PRI)
0-3Line
Preference
(LN PRE) 0/1Line Preference for Speaker 
Button
(SPK) 0 Tenant 
Number (TN)
1-15/63Station 
Number (STN) 
Max. 5 Digits
*X 200 1 X 0 0 0
Line 
Preference for 
Answer Button 
(ANS)
0-2Line 
Preference
for Originating 
Button (ORG)
0/1Message Waiting
Data Display Selection
(MWD) 0/1Prime Line
OG From Prime Line (S)
0/1 Te na n t  
Number (TN)
1-63Station 
Number (STN)
Max. 5 Digits
X X 400 (=D
term)0
Key
Number
(KYN)
1-16Service Key
Index
(KYI)
0-2Feature key 
Number (FKY) 
1-65Multi Line Intercom
Line Identity 
(KD) 0-3Te na n t  
Number (TN)
1-15Station 
Number (STN) 
Max. 5 DigitsKind of 
Intercom (ICM)
0-2Group ID 
Number (G-ID)
1-50
**1 2 (=Multi Line) 0 (=Line) X 200
**2 2 (=Multi Line) 0 (=Line) X
400 (D
term)
**3
**4
**5
**6
**7
**8
**9
**10 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**11 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**12 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**13 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
““““““““
31 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
32 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
33 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
34 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
35 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
36 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
37 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
38 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
39 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X 
						

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D-149 Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console
Programming (cont’d)
For odd-numbered LV (2n+1)
Note:
*Buttons 1-40 are assignable / **Assignment of DSS keys (KYNs 31-60) using odd-numbered LEN level.
My Line
Type of
D
term
(TP) 0/1Ring Data 
(RING)
0-3Form of Line 
Preference 
(PRI)
0-3Line
Preference
(LN PRE) 0/1Line Preference for Speaker 
Button
(SPK) 0 Tenant 
Number (TN)
1-15/63Station 
Number (STN) 
Max. 5 Digits
*X 201 1 X 0 0 0
Line 
Preference for 
Answer Button 
(ANS)
0-2Line 
Preference
for Originating 
Button (ORG)
0/1Message Waiting
Data Display Selection
(MWD) 0/1Prime Line
OG From Prime Line (S)
0/1 Te na n t  
Number (TN)
1-63Station 
Number (STN)
Max. 5 Digits
X X 400 (=D
term)0
Key
Number
(KYN)
1-16Service Key
Index
(KYI)
0-2Feature Key 
Number (FKY) 
1-65Multi Line Intercom
Line Identity 
(KD) 0-3Te na n t  
Number (TN)
1-15Station 
Number (STN) 
Max. 5 DigitsKind of 
Intercom (ICM)
0-2Group ID 
Number (G-ID)
1-50
1 2 (=Multi Line) 0 (=Line) X 201
2 2 (=Multi Line) 0 (=Line) X
400 (D
term)
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
11 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
12 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
13 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
““““““““
**31 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**32 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**33 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**34 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**35 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**36 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**37 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**38 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X
**39 2 (=Multi Line) 2 (=DSS) X X X X