NEC Neax2000 Ivs Feature Programming Manual

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FLEXIBLE LINE KEY ASSIGNMENT
DESCRIPTION DATA
Allocate the memory area for Station Speed 
Dialing to each station. 
The same memory area must be assigned on 
CM73 and CM94.
The memory block for storing one called 
number of Station Speed Dialing is called a 
“Memory Parcel”. An assembly of 10-
Memory Parcels is called a “10 Slot Memory 
Block,” and one hundred 10-Slot Memory 
Blocks are called a “1000-Slot Memory 
Block”.(1) X-XXXX (Primary Extension No.)
(2) X
 XX X XX 
*a  *b *c *d 
(3) *a: 000-Slot Memory Block No. 0-4
Note 1
 
*b: Memory Start Block No. 00-99:
(10-Slot Memory Block) Note 2
*c: Facility for programming the dialed 
number from the Station
(0/1: Effective/Ineffective) 
*d: Number of blocks in Memory Parcel 
(01-10)
CM73
B
A
The number of Memory Parcels for a station is specified by the data shown below.
DataNumber of 
Memory Parcels
Abbreviated Codes required for accessing this feature
are automatically given to each station, depending on
the number of Memory Parcels specified. XXXX01 10
XXXX10 100
0
4 1
2
3 1000-Slot
Memory Block0
9 1 Memory Parcel00
99 01 10-Slot
Memory Block1000 Memory Parcels
1000 Memory Parcels
1000 Memory Parcels
1000 Memory Parcels
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DESCRIPTION DATA
Note 1:1000-Slot Memory Block No. 8-F can not be used for Speed Dialing with Speed Dialing
keys provided by CM90-second data: F11XX on a Multiline Terminal.
Note 2:When the 1000-Slot Memory Block specifier is 4, Memory Start Block No. should be set to
00-49.
Less than 100 Memory Parcels for a station: In excess of 100 Memory Parcels for a 
station:
C
B
CM73
0
9 1 Memory Parcel
10-Slot
Memory
Block X
Memory Parcel
0
9 1
0
9 1
10-Slot 
Memory 
Block X
99
10-Slot 
Memory 
Block XX 0
1
99
Abbreviated Codes 
						

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FLEXIBLE LINE KEY ASSIGNMENT
Refer to the applicable feature for more information on that feature: 
• Trunk-Direct Appearances 
• Save and Repeat
• Do Not Disturb 
• Intercom 
• Hot Line 
•  Proprietary Multiline Terminal 
• Station Speed DialingDESCRIPTION DATA
Allocate the memory area for Station Speed Dial-
ing to each station. 
The same memory area must be assigned on CM73 
and CM94.(1) X-XXXX (Primary Extension No.)
(2) X
 XX 0 XX 
*a *b  *c 
*a: 1000-Slot Memory Block No. (0-4) 
*b: Start of 10-Slot Memory Block No. 
(00-49) 
*c: Number of 10-Slot Memory Blocks 
(01/02)
Assign Station Speed Dialing keys on each 
Multiline Terminal.
For the key number and the last two digits of 
the second data, assign the same number as 
follows.
1st Data
2nd Data
XXXX, 01 F1101
XXXX, 02 F1102
XXXX, 03 F1103
XXXX, 16 F1116• YY=00
(1) Primary Extension No. +   + Key No. 
(01-16)
(2) F11XX
 
*a 
*a: 00: Station Speed Dialing 00
99: Station Speed Dialing 99
Specify the type of busy indication on the BLF  (1) 269
of the DSS Console as Station Base or Extension (2) 0/1  : Station Base/Extension Base
Base.
CM94
C
CM90
END
CM08
.
.
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.
.
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FLEXIBLE NUMBERING PLAN
PROGRAMMING 
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign a Numbering Plan Group to each 
Tenant. (1)  Tenant No. (00 - 63) 
(2) XXX: Numbering Plan Group 0-3 
*a:  710 (Numbering Plan Group 0) 
713 (Numbering Plan Group 3) 
Specify the number of digits for station 
numbers. 
Example:
  For setting Station No. “2XXX” 
(1) 804 •  Y = 0-3 (Numbering Plan Group 0-3) 
(1) 801: 1 digit 
802: 2 digits
803: 3 digits
804: 4 digits
(2)  X: 1st digit of Station No. (2, 3, 4) 
Assign Station Numbers to the required 
LENs according to the Numbering Plan 
specified by CM20. For feature and trunk 
access codes, refer to the programming of 
individual features. (1) LEN (0000-0511) 
(2) X-XXXX (Station No.) CM29 START
CM10
END
CM20
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FLEXIBLE NUMBERING PLAN
To provide Single-Digit Feature Access Code:
DESCRIPTION DATA
To activate this feature, set the data for 050, 
051, 069 and 148 to “1.” (1)  050 : *Button as Switch Hook 
Flash. 
(2) 1 : Ineffective 
(1)  051 : *Button as Switch Hook 
Flash. 
(2) 1 : Ineffective 
(1)  069 : Single-Digit Dialing on BT 
Connection 
(2)  1 : Step Call
(1)  148 : Same Last-Digit Redialing on 
BT Connection 
(2) 1 : Ineffective 
Provide the System with the Single-Digit 
Feature Access Code on RBT (or Voice Call 
Connection).(1) 156 
(2) 0: Available 
Provide the System with the Single-Digit 
Feature Access Code on BT Connection. (1) 208 
(2) 0: Available 
CM08 START
END 
						

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FLEXIBLE RINGING ASSIGNMENT
PROGRAMMING 
HARDWARE REQUIRED
 
ETJ-8-1/ETJ-16DC-1/ETJ-16DD-1/ETJ-24DS-1 and PN-2DLCB/PN-4DLCA card.
DESCRIPTION DATA
Specify the method of tone ringer selection.(1) 390 
(2)  1 : By system data 
Specify the ring tone for Multiline Terminals 
on internal calls. •  CM12 YY = 07 [Service Restriction 
Class C (00 - 15  )]
•  CM15 YY = 83, 84 
(1)  00-15 (Service Restriction Class C as-
signed by CM12 YY = 07) 
(2)  0/1 : See left column.
Specify the ring tone for incoming calls to 
each trunk route. •  YY = 34
(1)  00-63 (Trunk Route No.) 
(2)  0 : 1024+1285 [Hz]´16 [Hz]
1 : 480+606 [Hz]´8 [Hz] 
2 : 600+700 [Hz]
3 : 480+606 [Hz]´16 [Hz]
Disable the ringing on each line/extension 
key of a Multiline Terminal, if required.
Refer to DELAYED RINGING, when 
providing Delayed Ringing to each line/
extension key. •  YY = 01
(1)  Primary Extension No. +   + Key No. 
(2) 0: Disabled 
Specify Off-Hook Ringing for incoming calls 
to Line/Trunk Keys on Multiline Terminals. 
Note:This data is effective in the follow-
ing status.
• Hook Switch-OFF HOOK 
• SPEAKER Lamp-OFF•  CM12 YY = 02 [Service Restriction 
Class (B) (00-15 )]
•  CM15 YY = 68 
(1)  Service Restriction Class (B) (00-15) 
assigned by CM12 YY = 02.
(2) 0/1 : Restricted/Allowed 
CM08 START
END
CM12
CM15
CM35
CM90
CM12
CM15
YY
RING FREQUENCY
83 84
0 0 600 + 700 [Hz]
1 0 1024 + 1285 [Hz] x 16 [Hz]
0 1 480 + 606 [Hz] x 8 [Hz]
1 1 480 + 606 [Hz] x 16 [Hz]
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FORCED ACCOUNT CODE
PROGRAMMING
When the PN-AP01 is not used.
DESCRIPTION DATA
Designate the processor (MP or AP) for this 
feature.
Specify whether Confirmation Tone is 
provided after dialing the Forced Account 
Code.(1) 216
(2)  0: MP (PN-CP00) 
(1) 362
(2)  0/1 : No Tone/Service Set Tone
Assign the Class of Service for Forced 
Account Code to the required stations.• CM12 YY = 02
[Service Restriction Class (A) 00-
15 ] 
• CM15 YY = 31
(1)  XX (Service Rest. Class A assigned by 
CM12 YY = 02.) 
(2) 1 : Allowed.
Specify the maximum number of digits for 
Forced Account Codes.(1) 12
(2)  Max. number of digits (01-08) 
If no data is set, the default setting is 8 digits
Set the ID Codes used as Forced Account 
Codes.
Note:Up to 100 codes combined with Au-
thorization Code can be set.• Y = 0 (ID Code Set) 
(1)  Code No. (00-99) 
(2)  X-X···X (Max. number of digits is spec-
ified by CM42.) 
A
START
CM42
CM2A
CM12
CM15
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DESCRIPTION DATA
Define the purpose (Y = 1) and the temporary 
Class of Service (Y = 2-4) for each Forced 
Account Code.•  Y = 1 (Purpose of the Code) 
(1)  XX: Code Serial No. (00-99) 
(2) 2: Forced Account
•  Y = 2 (Trunk Restriction Class) 
(1)  XX: Code Serial No. (00-99) 
(2)  X: Trunk Restriction Class (1-8) 
specified by CM35 YY = 51-68.
•  Y = 3 [Service Restriction Class (A) / 
(B)] 
(1)  XX: Code Serial No. (00-99) 
(2) XX
 XX:
*a: Service Rest. Class (A) (00-15) 
*b: Service Rest Class (B) (00-15) 
•  Y = 4 [Service Restriction Class (C)] 
(1)  XX: Code Serial No. (00-99) 
(2)  XX: Service Rest. Class (C) 00-15
Assign the access code for Forced Account 
Codes.•  Y = 0-3 (Numbering Plan Group 0-3) 
(1)  X - XXX (Access Code) 
(2) 087 
END
CM2A
A
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FORCED ACCOUNT CODE
When the PN-AP01 is used:
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign a slot number to the PN-AP01 card 
according to the location of the card. 
Note:The slot number is given by the
SENSE switch on the PN-AP01
card. (1) Slot Number (04-15) 
(2) 07: PN-AP01 card
Designate the AP processor for this feature. (1) 216 
(2) 1 : AP (PN-AP01) 
Specify whether Confirmation Tone is 
provided after dialing the access code for 
Forced Account Code.(1) 362 
(2) 0/1 : No Tone/Service Set Tone
Assign the Class of Service for Forced 
Account Code to the required stations. • CM12 YY = 02
(1) X-XXXX: Station No. 
(2) XX
 XX
*a: Service Restriction Class (A): 
00-15 *b: Service Restriction 
Class (B): 00-15
• CM15 YY = 31 
(1) XX (Service Rest. Class A assigned by 
CM12 YY = 02) 
(2) 1 : Allowed 
Specify the maximum number of digits for 
Forced Account Codes.
Note:The same number of digits must be
assigned by CM42-11 and CM42-
12. (1) 11, 12
(2) Max. number of digits (01-10) If Check
Code is provided, the maximum of dig-
its is limited to 8. 
If no data is set, the default setting is 10 dig-
its.
Set the ID Code and temporary Class of 
Service used for Forced Account Codes. For 
the details of the programming, refer to the 
programming of AUTHORIZATION CODE. 
START
CM05
CM12
CM15
CM08
CM42
CMD5
A
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FORCED ACCOUNT CODE
Note 1:Up to 1,000 Forced Account Codes combined with Authorization Codes and Direct Inward System Access
(DISA) codes can be defined. 
Note 2:When deleting all ID codes stored in the PN-AP01 card at one time, do the following operation: 
 + D60 +  + 0000 +  + CCC +  
HARDWARE REQUIRED
In the following cases, the PN-AP01 card is required.
1. Maximum 10 digit of ID code is provided.
2. Maximum 1000 code is provided.
3. Check Code is to be added.
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign an access code for Forced Account 
Code. • Y = 0-3 (Numbering Plan Group 0-3) 
(1) X-XXX (Access Code) 
(2) 087 CM20
END
A
ST
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