NEC Neax2000 Ivs Feature Programming Manual

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VOICE MAIL INTEGRATION (IN BAND)
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign the VMS station as the destination of a 
call from a station which is set Message.• YY = 15
(1) Tenant No. (00-63)
(2) X-XXXX: (VMS Station No.)
Assign the data to provide the MW lamp on a 
Multiline Terminal, if required.• YY = 00
(1) Primary Extension No. +     + Key No. 
(2) F1005
To access the VMS from SN610 ATTCON, 
assign Out Pulse (DTMF Signal) -Short/Long 
key.• YY = 00
(1) ATTCON No.  + Key No.
(2) F6112:Out Pulse (DTMF Signal) - Short
F6113:Out Pulse (DTMF Signal) - Long
When Out Pulse (DTMF Signal)-Long is des-
ignated by CM90, assign the DTMF signal 
width.
Note:When Out Pulse (DTMF Signal)-
Short is designated by CM90, DTMF
Signal width is set to 128 msec
(Fixed).
To allow Voice Mail Password Privacy
Assign Password Privacy for the Tenant num-
ber of the VMS ports.
Note:This is effective for ports assigned as
VMS ports in CM13 YY=10•Y = 0
(1) 14 (DTMF Signal Width)
(2) 01-50: 64-3200 msec
(64 msec. increments)
If no data is set, default setting is 512 msec.
• YY = 30
(1) Tenant No. of VMS ports
(2) 0:  Allowed 
1 : Not allowed
CM51
CM41
B
CM90
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VOICE MAIL TRANSFER
To transfer a call from an ATTCON to a VMS, if Camp-On is set to the transferred destination, and that is not 
answered by predetermined timing:
DESCRIPTION DATA
Provide the system with VMS transfer.(1) 428 (VMS transfer with Camp-On)
(2) 0: Provided
Specify timer of Attendant Recall for Camp-
On.•Y=0
(1) 00 (Attendant Recall Timer)
(2) 01: 0-2.4 sec.
14: 31.2-33.6 sec. (2.4 sec. increments) 
15: 28.8-38.4 sec.
24: 115.2-124.8 sec. (9.6 sec. increments)
Specify the destination VMS station number 
when a Camp-On call is not answered. 
The first data should be the tenant number of 
the destination station called.• YY=18 (Destination VMS No. assignment)
(1) 00-63 (Tenant No.)
(2) X-XXXX (VMS pilot number)
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CM08
CM41
CM51
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VOICE MAIL TRANSFER
To transfer a call from an ATTCON or a station to a VMS by dialing of a Single Digit Feature Access Code “9” or
by pushing a function key, while hearing RBT or BT from the destination station:
To provide a Multiline Terminal with One Touch keys to send Called Number + DTMF Signal after the called party
answered, for VMS operations (such as “VMS Extension No. + Mail Box Number or Password”), refer to the pro-
gramming (2), (4) in the “STATION SPEED DIALING”.
HARDWARE REQUIRED
For interfacing to a VMS with Analog Dialogic Board: PN-4LCJ or PN-4LCD-A
For interfacing to a VMS with Digital Dialogic Board: PN-4DLCA or PN-4DLCD
For providing the Single-Line Telephone with a Message Waiting Lamp: PN-4LCD card
For providing the Multiline Terminal: PN-2DLCB/PN-4DLCA card
DESCRIPTION DATA
Specify whether dialing of the Single Digit 
Feature Access Code is allowed or not while 
hearing RBT.(1) 156 (Single Digit Feature Access Code 
while hearing RBT)
(2) 0:  Allowed 
1 : Not allowed
Specify whether dialing of the Single Digit 
Feature Access Code is allowed or not while 
hearing BT.(1) 208 (Single Digit Feature Access Code 
while hearing BT)
(2) 0:  Allowed 
1 : Not allowed
Specify the destination VMS station number 
by transferring with Single Digit Feature Ac-
cess Code or a function key. 
The first data should be the tenant number of 
the destination station called.• YY=18 (Destination VMS No. assign-
ment)
(1) 00-63 (Tenant No.)
(2) X-XXXX (VMS pilot number)
To the ATTCON or the Multiline Terminal, 
assign a function key to transfer a call to a 
VMS while hearing RBT or BT, if required.• YY=00
For ATTCON:
(1) ATTCON No. (E000-E007) +   
+ Key No. (01-24)
(2) F6123 (Transferring to VMS)
For Multiline Terminal:
(1) Primary Extension No. (X-XXXX) +   
+ Key No. (01-24, 30-37)
(2) F5001 (Transferring to VMS)
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CM08
CM51
CM90
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WHISPER PAGE
PROGRAMMING
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign the Service Restriction Class to re-
quired stations.• YY=02
(1) X-XXXX: Station No.
(2) XX
 XX
Service Restriction Class A
(00-15 )
Specify the Service Restriction Class for
whispering station and whispered station.• YYY=111 (Whispering station’s class)
• YYY=112 (Whispered station’s class)
(1) 00-15: Service Restriction Class A
(2) 0 : Restricted
1 : Allowed
Assign the access code for Whisper Page. • Y=0-3 (Numbering Plan Group 0-3)
(1) X-XXX (Access code)
(2) A88 (Whisper Page)
Provide the Multiline Terminal (whispering
side) with a Whisper Page key, if required.• YY=00
(1) Primary Extension No. +   + Key No.
(2) F0A88 (Whisper Page)
Specify whether the call termination to My
Line is restricted or allowed, while the station
user makes a call with a secondary extension
or trunk line on the Multiline Terminal.(1) 268 
(2) 0 : Restricted
1 : Allowed
Specify Busy/Idle Status Check Method as
“Station Base” or “Extension Base”.
Note:
When 2nd data of CM08-268 and
CM08-269 is set to “0”, Whisper
Page is available for the extension
which is making a call with a sec-
ondary extension or trunk line on the
Multiline Terminal.(1) 269 
(2) 0 : Station Base
1 : Extension Base
Specify the dial tone, which is sent to the oth-
er party when the whispered station answers
the Whisper Page.
(1900 Series Release 2 Enhancement)•Y=2
(1) 17 
(2) 0 : No Tone
1  : Hold Tone
CM12
CM15
CM20 START
CM90
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CM08
CM48
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ASYNCHRONOUS DATA SWITCHING
2.2 Data Communications Features
PROGRAMMING
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign a Data Station Number to the Primary 
Extension Number (assigned by CM10) of the 
Multiline Terminal equipped with a Data 
Adapter.(1)  Primary Extension Number (X-XXXX)
(2) Data Station Number (X-XXXX)
Specify the Data Station Number length. • Y = 0-3 (Numbering Plan Group 0-3)
(1) Leading one/two/three digits of Data Sta-
tion No.
(2) 801: Single digit
802: 2 digits
803: 3 digits
804: 4 digits
Assign the functions for data communication 
to Programmable Keys on the Multiline Ter-
minal.
Note:The minimum keys which must be
programmed are   and  .•  Y = 00 (Programmable Key Assign-
ment)
(1) Primary Extension No. +   + Key No.
(2) F2000: 
F2001: 
F2002: 
F2003: 
F2004: 
F2005: 
Assign the type of Data Adapter to the Data 
Station Number.(1)  Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2)  02: SN1152 DTAM-A Data Adapter
CM1A START
CM20
A
CM90
CMA0
INITIAL
DATA
DTX
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DATA
AUTO/DISP
DTX
DISP
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ASYNCHRONOUS DATA SWITCHING
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign the attribute data for Data Adapter in 
accordance with the specification of the DTE 
connected.•  YY = 00 (Detection of DTR signal from 
DTE)
(1)  Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2)  0/1 : Not detected/Detected
• YY = 01 (Automatic Answer)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 0/1 : Automatic Answer/Selected by 
 Key
• YY = 04 (Data Transmission Speed)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 00 : 50 bps
01 : 75 bps
02 : 110 bps
03 : 150 bps
04 : 200 bps
05 : 300 bps
06 : 600 bps
07 : 1200 bps
08 : 2400 bps
09 : 4800 bps
10 : 9600 bps
11 : 19.2 Kbps
12 : 48 Kbps
13 : 56 Kbps
31 : 1200 bps
•  YY = 05 (Parity Check)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 0/1 : Effective/Ineffective
• YY = 06 (Async./Sync.)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 7 : Asynchronous
•  YY = 07 (Transmission Mode)
(1)  Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2)  0/1 : Half Duplex/Full Duplex
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ASYNCHRONOUS DATA SWITCHING
DESCRIPTION DATA
• YY = 08 (Number of Stop Bits)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 0/1 : 2-Stop Bits/1-Stop Bit
• YY = 09 (Type of Code)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 00 : ASCII (7-bit) + even parity
01 : ASCII (7-bit) +odd parity
02 : ASCII (7-bit) + parity (0)
03 : ASCII (7-bit) + parity (1)
04 : JIS (7-bit) + even parity
05 :  JIS (7-bit) + odd parity
06 : JIS (8-bit)
07 : EBCDIC (8-bit)
15 : Non character (Binary Data)
•  YY = 13 (RI signal sent to DTE)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 1 :  2 sec. ON, 4 sec. OFF
2 : 1 sec. ON, 2 sec. OFF
3 : Continuous Signal (Usually set to 
“1”)
• YY = 14 (CTS signal delay timing after 
receiving RTS signal from DTE)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 01 : 0 ms
02 : 30 ms
03 : 60 ms
04 : 120 ms
05 : 240 ms
06 : 360 ms
07 : 720 ms
08 : 1080 ms
15 : 60 ms
• YY = 21 (Rate Adaptation)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 00 : PROTIMS
04 : V. 110
15 : Not usedCMA1
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ASYNCHRONOUS DATA SWITCHING
HARDWARE REQUIRED
SN1152 DTAM-A Data Adapter
ETJ-8-1/ETJ-16DC-1/ETJ-16DD-1/ETJ-24DS-1 and PN-2DLCB/4DLCA card
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DATA HOTLINE
PROGRAMMING
In addition to the programming of Asynchronous/Synchronous Data Switching, do the following programming to
the required data stations.
DESCRIPTION DATA
Assign the attribute data for the desired Data 
Hotline Stations.•  YY = 11 (Hotline Data Station)
(1)  Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2)  0 :  Hotline Data Station (Calling Side)
• YY = 12 (Hotline call originating meth-
od)
(1) Data Station No. (X-XXXX)
(2) 0 :  By pressing DATA key or turning 
DTR signal from DTE on.
1 : By pressing DATA key
Set up the Hotline Pair Data Stations.
Bidirectional Hotline should be assigned as 
follows:
Hotline
 Pair No.Calling SideCalled Side
00 Station A Station B
01 Station B Station A
Note:There is a maximum of 100 assign-
ments for Hotline destination. If in-
ternal bidirectional Hotline calling
is required, two assignments (one for
each direction) must be assigned. A
maximum of 50 bidirectional Hotline
pairs can be assigned.• YY = 00-99 (Hotline Pair Number)
To assign calling station:
(1) 0
(2) Calling Data Station No.
To assign calling station:
(1) 1
(2) Called Data Station No.
CMA1
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DATA HOTLINE-OUTSIDE
PROGRAMMING
In addition to the programming of Asynchronous/Synchronous Data Switching, do the following programming to
the required data stations.
DESCRIPTION DATA
Allocate the memory area for the Hotline-
Outside call.
For example, to assign the 10 Hotline-Outside 
calls into No. 100 through No. 109 Memory 
Slots, 2nd data is “100010”. Abbreviated 
numbers are automatically assigned as shown 
below.(1) 65: For Hotline-Outside
(2) XXX
 XXX: See left column
*a: First Memory Slot No. in Block (000-
299)
*b: Number of Memory Slots to be as-
signed in Block (001-300)
Assign the outside party’s number to each 
Memory Slot No.(1) XXX: Memory Slot No. (000-299)
(2) X...X: Access Code (Maximum of 2 dig-
its) +   + Outside Party’s Num-
ber (Maximum of 26 digits)
Assign the Data Hotline pairs. • YY = 00-99 (Hotline Pair No.)
To assign calling station
(1) 0
(2) Calling Data Station No.
To assign called outside party
(1) 1
(2) 01XX
*a: Abbreviated No. given by CM71
CM71
END
START
CM72
CM52Abbrev. No
.
Memory Slot 100 00
Memory Slot No. 109 09
*b *a
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*a