NEC Neax 2400 Ipx Feature Programming Manual

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D-90D Delayed Ringing - Dterm
General Description (cont’d)
DELAYED RINGING may also be used for calls terminated to single-line telephone appearances on a Dterm.Calls
to single line appearances that are not answered within a preprogrammed time will ring on the next station in
sequence.
A call rings on Single Line Station A. If Station A does not answer within a preprogrammed time, the call also rings
on D
termStation B. If the call is not answered within the second preprogrammed time, the call also rings on Dterm
Station C.
Operating Procedure
No manual operation of the feature is required after it has been programmed in system data.
Service Conditions
1. This feature is available for multi-lines on Dterms.
2. Delay timing for each line on the D
termmay be programmed through the MAT.
3. Delay timing may be 10, 20, or 30 seconds.
Interactions
1. Off-hook ringing on a Dtermwill follow the assigned DELAYED RINGING-Dterm[D-90D] timer the
same as on-hook ringing.
2. Stations that have multi-line appearances with DELAYED RINGING-D
termassigned must be aware of
the interaction with CALL FORWARDING-DON’T ANSWER [C-2]. Example: Station A appears on
D
termB with a delayed ringing of 30 seconds (RG = 4); and also on DtermC with a delayed ringing time
of 20 seconds (RG = 5). If Station A sets CALL FORWARDING-DON’T ANSWER [C-2] and the CALL
FORWARDING-DON’T ANSWER [C-2] timer is set at 24 seconds, when an incoming call comes into
Station A, it will begin to ring; at 20 seconds D
termC will begin to ring also; at 24 seconds the call will
forwardtoStationA’s target destination and Station A and DtermC will stop ringing. DtermB never rings.
3. After a call has been answered by a secretary, the activation of the boss/secretary feature by the secretary
to a single-line boss station will not reactivate the DELAYED RINGING-D
termcycle.
                           
    
 a.) An incoming call:IndicationIndication Ringing
AA
b.) After the first 
preprogrammed time:
A
Indication Ringing
Single Line Station Dterm Station B Dterm Station C
D
term Station B Dterm Station C
c.) After the second 
preprogrammed time:
Ringing
Single Line Station
A
ARinging
Dterm Station B Dterm Station C Ringing
Single Line Station
ARinging 
						

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Programming
AKYD- Assign the following parameters to stations that will have delayed ringing:
TN: Tenant Number
STN: Station Number
TP: Type of D
term:0/1
RING: 0: No Ringing
1: Ringing All Lines
2: Ringing on Prime Line only
3: Flexible Ring Assignments (Enables RG Parameters)
PL TN STN:Prime Line Tenant and Station Number
KYN: Key Number (1-40)
KYI: Service Index
0: Key Not Used
1: Feature Key
2: Multi-line Key
KD: Kind of Line
0: Multi-line
1: Intercom Line
TN STN:Tenant Number and Station Number of Multi-line Appearance
RG: Ringing Assignment of Multi-line Appearance
0: No Ringing
1: Ringing Day Only
2: Ringing Night Only
3: Not Used
4: 30-Second Delay Time Before Ringing
5: 20-Second Delay Time Before Ringing
6: 10-Second Delay Time Before Ringing
7: Ringing Day and Night (Immediate) 
						

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D-114 Delay Announcement - Attendant
D-114  Delay Announcement - Attendant
General Description
This feature provides a recorded announcement to the incoming trunk caller waiting to be answered by the
Attendant. This feature is divided into the following two types, depending on the time when the call is connected
with the announcement trunk.
The call is connected to announcement trunk immediately after terminating to the Attendant Console. The
announcement continues until the Attendant answers, or the trunk side abandons the call.
The call is connected to the announcement trunk after the ringback tone connection.
Operating Procedure
When the announcement service is provided immediately after the call terminates
1. When an incoming call terminates to an Attendant Console, which is handling calls, the calling party
receives an announcement from the Digital Announcement Trunk (DAT).
2. When the Attendant completes call handling, ringing starts at the Attendant Console.
3. The Attendant presses the ANSWER key. The calling party and the Attendant talk with each other.
When the announcement service is provided after a fixed time
1. When an incoming call terminates to an Attendant Console, the LDN key lamp starts to flash and ringing
starts at the Attendant Console, and the calling party receives the ringback tone.
2. When the Attendant has not answered for the designated time (SYS1, Index 242), the call is connected to
the announcement trunk automatically (the lamp keeps flashing and the ringing continues at the Attendant
Console).
3. If the Attendant does not answer the call when the first announcement completes, the trunk call
disconnects from the announcement automatically and the caller hears the music on hold.
4. The Attendant presses the ANSWER or LDN key. The calling party and the Attendant talk with each
other.
Service Conditions
When the Delay Announcement service is provided immediately after the call terminates
1. This service requires a PA-4DATA/4DATB (DAT) circuit card or an external announcement machine.
2. This feature is available for the following incoming trunk types:
a.) Ring down
b.) LDN (DID, TIE)
c.) Call Forwarding - All Calls/Busy Line/Dont Answer (DID, TIE)
d.) Call Forwarding - Intercept - Attendant (DID, TIE)
e.) CO line, TIE Line incoming call via CCIS network.
Note:The incoming call transferred to the Direct-in Termination trunk by Call Forwarding - Busy Line/Don’t
Answer service is not available.
3. This feature is not available for TAS incoming calls.
4. When the system is in NIGHT mode, this service is not available. 
						

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Service Conditions (cont’d)
5. At the time of DAY/NIGHT mode changeover, the call connected to the announcement will be released,
and the calling party receives reorder tone. A call will be released as follows,according to the incoming
trunk type:
a.) When a call terminates from a trunk where trunk release cannot be supervised, the trunk will be
released forcefully. (Night Transfer station cannot be assigned.)
b.) When a call terminates from a trunk where trunk release can be supervised, the trunk will not be
released forcefully, but will be released on its own accord. (Night Transfer station can be
assigned.)
6. This service is not available for incoming calls to an individual Attendant.
7. When a CO line incoming call terminates to a trunk where call clear cannot be confirmed after the call has
been answered, the incoming trunk and announcement trunk remain connected until Attendant answers
and releases the trunk.
8. When a call terminates to an incoming trunk, for which this service is not required, the connection route
between the incoming trunk and the announcement trunk is restricted.
9. The announcement trunk remains connected until the incoming trunk is released. (Timer Control Release
is not used.)
10. In case of multiple connection:
a.) Caller is not connected at the beginning of the announcement.
b.) The announcement trunk is not released by Attendant upon answering or releasing the incoming
trunk.
11. For single connections, this service is not available when the announcement trunks are all busy.
12. When an external announcement machine is used, the announcement starts from the time the PBX
acknowledges the announcement trunk answer, and ends at the time of the announcement trunk release.
13. Whether to use an announcement trunk for single or multiple connection is determined by the system data
on a tenant basis.
When the announcement is provided after the ringback tone has been heard
1. This service requires a PA-4DATA/4DATB (DAT) circuit card or an external announcement machine.
2. When the caller is hearing the message or music, the call is still indicated on the ICI key on the Attendant
Console. Therefore, the Attendant can answer the call anytime by pressing the ANSWER key or the
corresponding ICI key.
3. The message is sent in the following sequence. Whether to send the second message and after can be
determined in the system data. When the other message(s) is not sent after the first announcement, MUSIC
ON HOLD [M-7] continues.
Note:Separate timers are used for No Answer Timer and Music On Hold.
4. Each channel of the DAT can record a single message. Recording time for a single message is 16 or 32
seconds.
RBT 1st Message Music 2nd Message Music 3rd Message
NA Timer 
30 sec
Å8 
sec16 or 32 
sec
ÇMaximum 
30 sec
É8 
sec16 or 32 
sec
ÇMaximum 
30 sec
É8 
sec16 or 32 
sec
Timing
Timer for Å is programmed in SYS1, Index 242
Timer for Ç is programmed in SYS1, Index 245 
						

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Service Conditions (cont’d)
5. When Multiple Playback is selected, additional DAT channel is required for the second announcement,
even if the second announcement has the same contents as the first one.
6. A maximum of 10 incoming trunk calls can be connected to a single DAT trunk at one time for sending a
prerecorded message from the beginning to the called parties.
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].
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
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Service Conditions (cont’d)
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.
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, Index 244. 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, Index 242. Timer for Delay Announcement- Attendant (Duration of RBT)
Timer for duration of RBT = TC X MTC 
						

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Programming (cont’d)
TC=3.2 sec. MTC=0-15
SYS1, Index 244. b5=1 (Announcement is provided immediately after the ring back tone)
SYS1, Index 245. Timer for Delay Announcement - Attendant (Duration of Music on Hold)
Timer for duration of RBT = TC X MTC
TC=3.2 sec. MTC=0-15
SYS1, Index 246. 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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Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console D-149
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] 
						

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Service Conditions (cont’d)
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.)
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
termmay be accommodated in the different circuit card, but should
belong to the same module group.
9. A ringing line is programmable for line keys when the device is used as an Add-On Module (ADM) only.
For example, if Station A calls Station B, and Station B shows up on a DSS Console, the indication at the
DSS Console is a flashing red LED (not ringing). Even if this line is programmed to ring, it will not.
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
termmy line/prime line cannot be assigned.
000504030201
545958575655
485352515049
424746454443
364140393837
303534333231
242928272625
182322212019
121716151413
061110090807 
						

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Service Conditions (cont’d)
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
termcan be used when using the DSS console in the ADM mode.
5. The D
termto 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.
Programming
This section describes how to program office data associated with the DSS.
DSS/BLF
This section describes how to assign a DSS/BLF. For ease in understanding, the associated data
programming is explained using the example below:
Data Programming Procedure (DSS/BLF)
When assigning DSS/BLF data, perform the following procedure. Note that“X”indicates the value
shouldbetailoredtotheexistingsystem.
TERMINALLINE EQUIPMENT NUMBER (LEN)STATION NUMBER (STN)
DSS/BLFNote000100 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