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4. DATA TABLE:
Note 1:If 1000-Slot Memory Block number “4” is chosen, then the 10-Slot Memory Block number range
is “00” to “49” (see the figure below).
Note 2:If one of the 1000-Slot Memory Blocks is used for System Speed Dialing (indicated with CM08-
110, 111, 112, or 176), it cannot also be used for Station Speed Dialing.
Note 3:
An entry of “342106” would allocate six (6) 10-Slot Memory Blocks, which would accommodate
sixty (60) Station Speed Dial numbers. 1000-Slot Memory Block number 3 would be used, start-
ing at 10-Slot Memory Block number 42, and ending at 10-Slot Memory Block number 47. Pro-
gramming facility would not be allowed.
1. FUNCTION:
This command is used to allocate memory areas for Station Speed Dialing to individual stations.
2. PRECAUTION:
(1) The allowed number of 10-Slots Memory Blocks per Station Number ranges from 1 to 10.
(2) This command is included in the MAT mode menu “E11” (Speed Dialing [COM02]).
3. ASSIGNMENT PROCEDURE:
KIND OF CALLING PARTY SETTING DATA
No. MEANING MEANING MEANING
X
XXXXStation Number which 
performs Station Speed 
DialingXXXXXX
Note 1 through Note 5
ST
STATION
DE +73 + ++
DE
(6 digits)DATA
++EXE
NUMBER
(1 – 4 digits)
~Number of 10-Slot 
Memory Blocks (01-10)
XX XXXX
Facility for programming the 
dialed number from the station 
(0/1 = Allowed/Not Allowed)
The first 10-Slot Memory 
Block number (00-99)
The 1000-slots memory 
Block number (0-4, 8-F)
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Note 4:When CM08-252 is assigned as 0, only 3000 Station Speed Dialing numbers can be assigned,
and 1000- Slot Memory Block number 0-2 contains 26-digits memory buffers.
When CM08-252 is assigned as 1, 4500 Station Speed Dialing numbers can be assigned, and
1000-Slot Memory Block number 0-4 contains 16 digits-memory buffers.
Note 5:If the system provides the Extension Memory card, 1000-Slot Memory Block number 8-F (8000
Memory Percels) can be used. For using this memory area, there are several conditions as men-
tioned below:
•This memory area can not be used for Speed Dialing with Speed Dialing keys provided by
CM90-second data : F11XX on a Multiline Terminal, and can not also be used for System
Speed Dialing.
•When exchanging an Extension Memory card for another, data setting for this memory area
must be recommenced.
•The Office Data in this memory area can not be saved and loaded by MAT operations.
The memory area for a single called number is referred to as a “memory parcel”. Ten (10) memory
parcels are called a “10-Slot Memory Block”, and one hundred (100) 10-Slot Memory Blocks are
called a “1000-Slot Memory Block.”
The relationship of Memory Parcels, 10-Slot Memory Blocks, and 1000-Slot Memory Blocks is
illustrated below. An example of memory assignment follows.
STATION NUMBERQUANTITY OF SPEED 
DIAL NUMBERS1000-SLOT MEMORY 
BLOCK10-SLOT MEMORY 
BLOCKS
300 10 0 00
301 20 0 01, 02
302 30 0 03, 04, 05
303 10 0 06
0
1
900
01
99
~ ~
0
1
2
3
4
Called
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• Concept of the Abbreviated Codes
The abbreviated codes for Station Speed Dialing are automatically determined by assigning
this command on a station basis (see figure below).
• If the quantity of Memory Parcels per Station
(or per Station Group) does not exceed 10, then Abbreviated Code = 0 – X.
• If the quantity of Memory Parcels per Station
(or per Station Group) exceeds 11, then Abbreviated Code = 00 – XX.
The following figure shows the relation between Abbreviated Codes and Memory Parcels.
A memory area allocated by CM73 can be shared with several stations. Also, in the stations, which
station can assign or change the data can be determined. 
In the case of 10 memory parcels
Memory 
Parcel 
Number
0
~
1
2
3
4
5
9 10 Slots
Memory Block
0
~
1
2
3
4
5
9 (Abbrev.
Code)In the case of 20 memory parcels
Memory 
Parcel 
Number
0
~
1
9
0
1
9 10 Slots
Memory Block00
~
01
09
10
11
19 (Abbrev.
Code)
~
10 Slots
Memory Block
~
(Station Number)
300
301
302
310
311
312(Assigned data)
000103
000003
000003
003102
003002
003002(Facility for Programming)
Allowed
Not Allowed
Not Allowed
Allowed
Not Allowed
Not Allowed Same Stored
No. (30)
Same Stored
No. (20)
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COMMAND CODE
TITLE:
STORED NUMBER FOR STATION SPEED DIALING
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4. DATA TABLE:
1. MEMORY SLOT NUMBER =1000-Slot Memory Block number (0-4, 8-F) + 10-Slot Mem-
ory Block number (00-99) + Memory Parcel number (0-9)
For example, an entry of “3428” represents: 1000-Slot Memory Block number 3
+
10-Slot Memory Block number 42
+
Memory Parcel number 8
2. STORED NUMBER = Access Code + Separator Mark + Number
• Access Code: C.O. line/Tie line Access Code (maximum of two digits)
• Separator Mark:  to be inserted between the Access Code and Stored Number
• Number: C.O. network subscriber number or station number in the distant PBX 
• maximum of 16 digits for 1000-Slot Memory Block Number 0-3 
(CM08-252=1)
• maximum of 26 digits for 1000-Slot Memory Block Number 0-3 
(CM08-252=0)
• maximum of 26 digits for 1000-Slot Memory Block Number 8-F
1. FUNCTION:
This command is used to enter the stored number, for the Station Speed Dialing feature, into the memory
allocated with CM73.
2. PRECAUTION:
(1) The stored number, exclusive of any access code, can be a maximum of 16 digits or 26 digits.
(2) Data can only be changed when the access code is displayed. Enter the data in the following order:
the new access code, comma, the called number, and    . For clearing the data, enter the data in
the following order: the access code on the display, comma, “CCC” and   .
(3) This command is included in the MAT mode menu “E11” (Speed Dialing [COM02]).
3. ASSIGNMENT PROCEDURE:
EXE
EXE
ST
MEMORY SLOT
DE +74 + ++
DE
(Max. 16 digits/26 digits)STORED NUMBER
++EXE
NUMBER
( 4 digits)
,
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COMMAND CODE
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DIGIT CONVERSION ON DID CALL
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4. DATA TABLE:
1. FUNCTION:
This command is used to assign the data required for interpreting the dialed-in digits.
2. PRECAUTION:
The first digit in the RECEIVED DIGITS field must be assigned, in CM20 Y = 0-3, as a station number
801-811.
3. ASSIGNMENT PROCEDURE:
: Initial Data
Y
RECEIVED DIGITSSETTING DATA
REMARKS
No. MEANING DATA MEANING
0
1For Day mode
For Night modeX-XXXX:
Station number received
NoteX
XXXXX: Station Number/
Data Station 
Number to be 
terminatedCM35 
YY = 18, 78
DXX Change Terminating 
System to:
D01:
D02: Not used
D03:
D04: DIT
D09: Automated 
Attendant
D13: TAS
D14: ATTCON
D16: DISACM30 
YY - 04, 05
Note:When digit conversion of the leading 2-4 digits of a DID incoming LDN is available (CM35 YY = 78, Data =
0), the leading 2-4 digits of the LDN should be assigned as the first data. (When the DID incoming LDN is one
digit, the digit conversion for only one digit is not available.
ST+76Y+DE+ +DE+ +EXERECEIVED DIGITS
(1-4 digits)D ATA
(1-4 digits)
~
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4 Day/Night Mode 
Distinction of tenant 
for each station as-
signment by Direct 
Inward DialingX-XXXX:
DID Incoming LDN00
63
None Tenant 00
Tenant 63
Depends on trunk 
tenant or station 
tenant
(CM08-058) set by 
CM76 Y = 0CM08-264
CM35-18
5 Call Waiting for 
DID call per DID in-
coming LDN0 
1 Restricted
Allowed
6 Priority Queuing per 
DID incoming LDN0
1 Not provided
To provide
8 Automatic Live 
Record Activation 
for DIDX-XXXX
DID Digits Received
Note:This command takes
priority over CM35,
YY = 22.0 
1 Start automatically
Not availableCM35 YY = 22
: Initial Data
Y
RECEIVED DIGITSSETTING DATA
REMARKS
No. MEANING DATA MEANING
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nData settings for Day/Night Mode Distinction of tenant.
An explanation of tenant selection method for Day/Night Mode change, when a Direct Inward
Dialing call terminates, is shown below as a tree diagram for system data registration.
(1) Example: data settings for tenant associated with each station assignment number
(CM08-264-0)
CM76-4
Tenant
DAY/NIGHT 
mode
STA
DXXTerminates at station set by CM76-0
For each terminating method
STA
DXXTerminates at station set by CM76-1
For each terminating method
Data 
Not 
Set
DAY
NIGHTCM76-0
CM76-1
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(2) Example: data settings associated with station tenant or trunk tenant (CM08-264-1)
1
STA
DXX
For each termi-
nation method
DAY
NIGHT
CM76-0CM76-1
CM08-058
Terminates at 
station set by 
CM76-1
Terminates at station set by
CM76-0
STA
DXX
Station tenant DAY/NIGHT 
mode change set by CM76-0
0
1
Terminating Trunk tenant 
DAY/NIGHT mode change
For each terminating method
DAY
NIGHT
STA DXX
Terminates at station set by
CM76-0
CM76-0CM76-1
STA
DXX
For each termi-
nation method
Terminates at 
station set by 
CM76-1
DAYNIGHT
Terminating Trunk tenant
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COMMAND CODE
TITLE:
Station/Trunk Name Asignment
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MAT
4. DATA TABLE:
Note 1:The characters available for assigning are 0 – 9, A – Z for MAT/Multiline Terminal.
Note 2:Station Name assignment is also available in each Multiline Terminal or ATTCON by using the
access code assigned with CM20-A10.
Note 3:Trunk names are assigned on a Trunk Route basis only.
1. FUNCTION:
This command is used to assign the name of each station and trunk route which is displayed on Multiline
Terminal or ATTCON.
2. PRECAUTION:
This command is included in MAT mode menu “E7” (Name Display [COM02]).
3. ASSIGNMENT PROCEDURE:
Y
STATION No./
TRUNK NAME No.SETTING DATA
REMARKS
No. MEANING DATA MEANING
0 Station Name 
Assignment 
with Character 
CodeX-XXXX: Station 
Number/
Primary 
Extension 
Number20
7FCharacter Code 
(Max. 16 digits) 
Refer to Character Code 
Table on the next page.CM08-255
1
(STA)Station Name 
Assignment 
with characterX
X . . . . .XCharacter (Max. 8 digits)
Note 1
2 Trunk Name 
Assignment 
with Character 
Code00-14: Trunk 
Name No. 
assigned 
by CM35 
YY = 03.20
7FCharacter Code 
(Max. 8 digits) 
Refer to Character Code 
Table on the next page.CM35 YY = 03
CM08-255
3
(TRK)Trunk Name 
Assignment 
with characterX
X . . . . .XCharacter (Max.4 digits)
Note 1
TRUNK NAME
ST + 77Y + DE + NUMBER + DE + + EXE
(2 digits STATION NUMBER
(1-4 digits)D ATA
(1-16 digits)
~
~
~
~
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• Character Code Table
1ST
2ND234567
0
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2,,2BRb r
3#3CSc s
4$4DTd t
5%5 EU e u
6&6 FV f v
7,7GWgw
8(8HXhx
9)9IYiy
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