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002–9Station Message Detail 
RecordingEnables or disables Station 
Message Detail Recording (SMDR).  
SMDR provides detailed telephone 
usage records.9 = Enabled
– = Disabled
002–0
0. Station Camp-on 
SelectionAssigns whether or not Station 
Camp-on is allowed to a busy 
station.0: Yes
–: No
003
Hold Warning Timer 
P003 HOLD RECALL
0
Sets the timer that is used to 
indicate a call has been on hold 
past the time set.  0 = 1 minute
1 = 2 minutes
2 = 3 minutes
3 = 4 minutes
4 = No Limit (No warning 
indication sent)
004
Exclusive Hold Warning 
Timer
P004 EX–HOLD REC
0
Sets the timer that is used to 
indicate a call has been on 
exclusive hold past the time set.  0 = 1 minute
1 = 2 minutes
2 = 3 minutes
3 = 4 minutes
4 = No Limit (No warning 
indication sent)
005
Automatic Redial Timer
P005 REDIAL TIME
1
Used to set three parameters 
associated with the Automatic 
Redial feature.  Duration
 indicates 
the amount of time the system 
continues to redial the number.  
Wait Duration
 is the amount of time 
the system waits between call 
attempts.  Number of Times 
indicates the number of times the 
system redials to a busy number or 
when there is no answer.Number
Wait of
Duration Duration Times
0 = 5 sec. 5 sec. 3
1 = 10 sec. 30 sec. 3
2 = 15 sec.  60 sec. 3
3 = 15 sec. 90 sec. 3
006
Hookflash Duration
P006 HOOKFLASH
5
Used to specify time it takes for the 
system to recognize the signal as a 
hookflash.  A hookflash can be 
generated by pressing the 
hookswitch on single line 
telephones or by press a key on a 
multiline telephone. 0 = 40 ms. 5 = 600 ms.
1 = 90 ms.6 = 800 ms.
2 = 140 ms. 7 = 1 sec.
3 = 200 ms. 8 = 1.5 sec.
4 = 400 ms. 9 = 2 sec.
008
Call Forward Busy/No 
Answer Transfer Duration
P008 FWD NOANS
0
Indicates the time between when a 
call is received and the time the 
system recognizes that the called 
telephone is either busy or there is 
no answer before the call has 
been forwarded.0 = 10 sec.3 = 25 sec.
1 = 15 sec. 4 = 30 sec.
2 = 20 sec. 5 = 60 sec.
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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009Outgoing Call Line 
Selection
P009 OUTPUT LN
2
Used to assign the type of line the 
system connects to when 0– 
(outside call access code) is used, 
 
S  is pressed, or a 
one-touch key is pressed.
If ‘0’ programming value, is 
specified, the line key must be 
pressed to access a trunk line.  If 
analog only or analog prioritized is 
selected, an analog trunk line is 
selected first.  If ISDN prioritized is 
selected, an ISDN line is 
selected first.
0 = Manual Line Seizure Only
1 = Analogue Only
2 = Analogue Prioritised
3 = ISDN Prioritised
010
Outgoing Call Access Code 
for PBX
P010 PBX AC
0
–
Used to specify the code (number) 
dialed to access an outside line 
from a PBX.Default value = 0 – (2 digit 
access code)
Maximum digits = 6 (3 numbers 
and 3 pauses)
Note: Press Answer Key for 
Pause.
Programming
Note:To enter pauses, press 
 T on the TD200 telephone and J
JJ J on the DTU-Type 
telephone.  You cannot enter two consecutive pauses, there must be a number between a 
pause.
011
Background Music 
Destination
P011 BGM DESTIN
1
Indicates where background music 
is heard.0 = External Speaker
1 = Telephone Speaker
2 = External Speaker and 
Telephone Speaker
3 = Background Music Not 
Heard
012
Music On Hold Melody
P012 MSC ON HLD
0
Used to select the melody used for 
the Music on Hold.  0 = “Je te veus”
1 = Minuet
014
Night Mode Start Time 
(Assignment 1) 
P014 N MD TM1 ST
❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏:❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏
Used to select the time of day the 
system switches from day mode to 
night mode. Not Set
Use 24 hour mode to set the 
time (00:00 – 23:59).
Programming
Note:
When setting the time for Functions 014017, use line key 13 to move the cursor to the 
left and 16 to move the cursor to the right.
 
015
Night Mode End Time 
(Assignment 1)
P015 N MD TM1 ED
❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏:❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏
Used to select the time of day the 
system switches from night mode 
back to day mode. Not Set
Use 24 hour mode to set the 
time (00:00 – 23:59).
016
Night Mode Start Time 
(Assignment 2) 
P016 N MD TM2 ST
❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏:❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏
Used to select the time of day the 
system switches from day mode to 
night mode.Not Set
Use 24 hour mode to set the 
time (00:00 – 23:59).
017
Night Mode End Time 
(Assignment 2) 
P017 N MD TM2 ED
❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏:❏❏
❏❏❏❏ ❏❏
Used to select the time of day the 
system switches from night mode 
back to day mode. Not Set
Use 24 hour mode to set the 
time (00:00 – 23:59).
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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018–1Night Mode – Monday
P018 NIGHT MODE
MONDAY:0
Used to assign night mode for 
Monday.0 = Continuous Day Mode
1 = Night Mode Assignment 1
2 = Night Mode Assignment 2
3 = Continuous Night Mode 
(Holidays)
Press Transfer to advance to 
next day setting.
Exiting program mode will enter 
new data. 018–2
Night Mode – Tuesday
P018 NIGHT MODE
TUESDAY:0
Used to assign night mode for 
Tuesday.
018–3Night Mode – Wednesday
P018 NIGHT MODE
WEDNESDAY:0
Used to assign night mode for 
Wednesday.
018–4Night Mode – Thursday
P018 NIGHT MODE
THURSDAY:0
Used to assign night mode for 
Thursday.
018–5Night Mode – Friday
P018 NIGHT MODE
FRIDAY:0
Used to assign night mode for 
Friday.
018–6Night Mode – Saturday
P018 NIGHT MODE
SATURDAY:0
Used to assign night mode for 
Saturday.
018–7Night Mode – Sunday
P018 NIGHT MODE
SUNDAY:0
Used to assign night mode for 
Sunday.
Programming
Note:It is important to note that programming values 1 and 2 are only available if 014 and 015
(Night Mode Assignment 1) or 016 and 017 (Night Mode Assignment 2) have been
programmed.  If you attempt to enter 1 or 2 when 014 – 017 have not been programmed,
the system simply ignores the entry and continues to blink.
019–1
Primary Hunt Number 10 
P019 PILOT
– – – – –
Used to assign extension numbers 
10~19 to Primary Hunt Number 10. 1 = Primary Hunt Number Valid
– = Primary Hunt Number 
Invalid
A hunt group consists of a series 
of telephone lines that are 
organized so that if the first line 
is busy the system hunts for the 
next line in the series that is 
available.  
019–2
Primary Hunt Number 20 Used to assign extension numbers 
20
29 to Primary Hunt Number 20.
2 = Primary Hunt Number Valid
– = Primary Hunt 
Number Invalid
019–3
Primary Hunt Number 30 Used to assign extension numbers 
30
39 to Primary Hunt Number 30.
3 = Primary Hunt Number Valid
– = Primary Hunt 
Number Invalid
019–4
Primary Hunt Number 40 Used to assign extension numbers 
40
49 to Primary Hunt Number 40.
4 = Primary Hunt Number Valid
– = Primary Hunt 
Number Invalid
019–5
Primary Hunt Number 50 Used to assign extension numbers 
50
59 to Primary Hunt Number 50.
5 = Primary Hunt Number Valid
– = Primary Hunt 
Number Invalid
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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020Restricted Dialing – Table 1
P020 RSTRC DL1
01:❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏ ❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
Used to record numbers that users 
are not allowed to dial (e.g., long 
distance numbers). The table 
allows eight numbers to be entered 
and the maximum length of each 
number is eight digits.Enter the numbers (maximum 8 
digits) that are restricted dialing.
021Restricted Dialing – Table 2
P021 RSTRC DL2
01:❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏ ❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
022Authorised Dialling – 
Ta b l e 1
P022 ALLOW DL1
01:❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏ ❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
Used to record numbers that users 
are permitted to dial (e.g., certain 
long distance numbers).  The table 
allows eight numbers to be entered 
and the maximum length of each 
number is eight digits.Enter the numbers (maximum 8 
digits) that are authorized dialing.
023Authorized Dialing – 
Ta b l e 2
P023 ALLOW DL2
01:❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏ ❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
Programming
Note:When setting the restricted dial number for Functions 020023, use line keys 13 to move the 
cursor to the left and 16 to move the cursor to the right.
To advance to the next location where the restricted dial numbers can be entered, press 
  
U  .
To enter an “X”, which indicates to the system to use any number where X is found, 
press
  R .  An “s” should appear in the second line of the display to indicate shift 
mode.  To enter an “X”, which indicates a wildcard number, press 
 G .  To enter 
“N”, which indicates numbers 2
9, press  I . To enter an * or #,  press    
K 
 or 
L
LL L (you must not be in shift mode).
024Print Format
P024 PRN FORMAT
1
Used to indicate how the number is 
printed on the Station Message 
Detail Report.  The options include 
printing the entire number or just 
printing the prefix and masking the 
last four digits. 0 = Entire Number
1 = Print entire number
025
Baud Rate to Printer
P025 PRN SPEED
2
Used to assign the baud rate for 
outputting to the printer.0 = 1200 bps 3 = 9600 bps
1 = 2400 bps 4 = 19200 bps
2 = 4800 bps5 = 38400 bps
026
Stop Bit for Printer
P026 PRN CONTROL
1
Used to assign the stop bit for 
outputting to the printer.0 = 1 Stop Bit 
1 = 2 Stop Bits
028
Automatic Disconnect 
Timer
P028
Specifies the maximum time a trunk 
transfer call (including CFE) will 
remain in place before being 
forcibly disconnected. A pip tone 
will be heard by both parties 30 
seconds before the trunks are 
released by the system.1 = 30 minutes
2 = 1 hour
3 = 2 hours
4 = 3 hours
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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060–1ISDN Setup – MSN or 
Indial Number Range
P060 ISDN SETUP
21
Specifies whether the numbering of 
the BRI ISDN services connected to 
the system are part of a 100 
number indial range or a smaller 
number range.1: MSN Mode – 1, 2 or 8 
numbers.
–: Indial Mode – 100 
sequential numbers.
For indial mode, the last 2 digits of 
a number or range are used for 
matching.
060
MSN mode must have the 
ISDN interface number, 
excluding area code assigned to 
an index number in P065. The 
index number (0116) is then 
used for matching incoming 
calls in P155/156.
060–2
ISDN Setup – Malicious 
Call TraceSpecifies whether the BRI ISDN 
service is able to send a Malicious 
Call Trace (MCT) to the Network.
Note: ISDN MCT must be enabled 
by the service provider and system 
programming for feature to function.
2: MCT enabled
–: MCT disabled. Stops 
Function code being 
entered while on a call.
065
ISDN Number assignment 
for MSN mode.
P065 ISDN TABLE
01=
Assigns up to 16 ISDN numbers to 
be used as DID or GDN numbers 
throught the system. This data 
applies only when this system is set 
to MSN mode (1, 2 or 8 numbers), 
not Indial mode (100 numbers).ISDN TABLE
01 = 
❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏ ❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏
02 = 
16 =
Area code not required.
If P060 = indial mode, then P155/
156 use last 2 digit indial number 
matching
If P060 = MSN mode, then P155/
156 use index number 01
16 
data.
066
DID Number assignment to 
Station Port. (Day mode)
P066 DID DAY
00=
Assigns a Station number to each 
Indial number for Day mode ringing.
Note: Last 2 digit matching only.
0114 = MLT
1516 = SLT
1718 = VMS
Indial last 2 digits (0099)
067
DID Number assignemnt to 
Station Port. (Night mode)
P067 DID NIGHT
00=
Assigns a Station number to each 
Indial number to Night mode 
ringing.
Note: Last 2 digit matching only.
0114 = MLT
1516 = SLT
1718 = VMS
Indial last 2 digits (0099)
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values
 
						

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Trunk Programming
Programming Note
To change the default setting for a trunk port, dial the 1 digit number that corresponds to the trunk you want to change 
(1 to 6, as appropriate). For example, to change the setting for trunk Port 1, dial “1”. Depending on the funciton 
number, dialling the port number will either toggle its setting between two values or, where mroe thant wo values are 
available, will cause that setting to flash. When the setting flashes, you are required to enter a third digit, this being the 
new programming value (0 to 9, as appropriate). Port numbers are shown ind escending order, with Port 01 on the 
right-hand side of the display.
101Telephone Number Display 
for Trunk Line 1
P101 LN1 TEL NO
Used to assign the trunk line 
telephone number that is displayed 
when making and answering trunk 
line calls.  Not Assigned
Maximum of 13 digits.
102
Telephone Number Display 
for Trunk Line 2
P102 LN2 TEL NO
103Telephone Number Display 
for Trunk Line 3
P103 LN3 TEL NO
104Telephone Number Display 
for Trunk Line 4
P104 LN4 TEL NO
105Telephone Number Display 
for Trunk Line 5
P105 LN5 TEL NO
106Telephone Number Display 
for Trunk Line 6
P106 LN6 TEL NO
107Trunk Line Type
P105 TRUNK TYPE
654321
Used to indicate the trunk line type; 
from a Central Office or from 
aPBX.1 = Central Office Line
– = PBX Line
108
Trunk Line Function
P107 TRUNK STS
654321
Used to indicate the trunk line type; 
from a Central Office or from 
aPBX.1 = Allows outgoing/incoming 
calls
– = Incoming calls only
109
Trunk Line Dialing Type
P109 CO LN SLCT
111111
Used to indicate the type of dialing; 
Dial Pulse (10 pps/20 pps), Dual 
Tone Multifrequency, ISDN, or 
uninstalled.
DP = Rotary Dial
DTMF = Touchtone
ISDN = Integrated Services Digital 
Network0 = Uninstalled
1 = Dial Pulse (DP) 10 pps
2 = Dial Pulse (DP) 20 pps
3 = Dual Tone Multifrequency
      (DTMF) or ISDN 
11 0
Touchtone Signal Duration 
and Pause Interval
P110 MF PATTERN
111111
Used to assign the length of the 
touchtone (Dual Tone 
Multifrequency) signal and the 
pause time before the next signal is 
sent.  This is used when DTMF is 
assigned to the trunk line and Dial 
Pulse (DP) is assigned for the 
switching signal.0 = 400 ms(duration)/100 ms 
(pause)
1 = 100 ms(duration)/70 ms 
(pause)
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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111NOT USED
11 2Line Reversal Assignment
P112 LINE REVERS
– – – – – –
Specifies whether a trunk is 
assigned with Line Reversal 
Signalling at the exchange.1 = YES
–: = NO
11 9
Ring Tone Type
P119 RING CYCLE
654321
Used to select either a low or high 
ringing tone.1= Low 
– = High
124
External Speaker Tone 
Duration for Day Mode
P124 EXTSP DY
555555
Used to assign the length of the 
tone sent to the external speaker to 
indicate an incoming call during 
day mode.0 = 0 sec. 3 = 30 sec.
1 = 10 sec. 4 = 60 sec.
2 = 20 sec.5 = No Tone
125
External Speaker Tone 
Duration for Night Mode
P125 EXTSP NT
555555
Used to assign the length of the 
tone sent to the external speaker to 
indicate an incoming call during 
night mode.
140Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 1
P140 DIT LN1 DY
Used to indicate an extension 
number (or voice mail number) that 
is used for direct calls (i.e., calls 
that are not routed through an 
attendant).  This assignment 
applies to day mode.Blank = No Assignment
Extension Number 1059
141
Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 2
P141 DIT LN2 DY
142Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 3
P142 DIT LN3 DY
143Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 4
P143 DIT LN4 DY
144Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 5
P144 DIT LN5 DY
145Direct Calling for Day Mode 
on Trunk Line 6
P145 DIT LN6 DY
146Direct Calling for Night 
Mode on Trunk Line 1
P146 DIT LN1 NT
Used to indicate an extension 
number (or external voice mail 
number) that is used for direct calls 
(i.e., calls that are not routed 
through an attendant). This 
assignment applies to night mode.Blank = No Assignment
Extension Number 1059
147
Direct Calling for Night 
mode on Trunk Line 2
P147 DIT LN2 NT
148Direct Calling for Night 
mode on Trunk Line 3
P148 DIT LN3 NT
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Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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149Direct Calling for Night 
mode on Trunk Line 4
P149 DIT LN4 NT
150Direct Calling for Night 
mode on Trunk Line 5
P150 DIT LN5 NT
151Direct Calling for Night 
mode on Trunk Line 6
P151 DIT LN6 NT
152Direct Calling Answer 
Delay Time
P152 DIT DLY
000000
Used to specify the duration of the 
delay of incoming direct calls. This 
applies to calls received on a line 
assigned for direct calling.0 = 0 sec. 4 = 30 sec.
1 = 1.5 sec. 5 = 40 sec.
2 = 10 sec. 6 = 50 sec.
3 = 20 sec. 7 = 60 sec.
153
Direct Calling Delay for 
Night Mode
P153 DIT DLY NT
654321
Used to indicate whether the 
answer delay for direct called that 
are received in night mode 
are delayed.16 = Enabled
– = Disabled
154
Call Forward External 
Assignment (trunk based)
P154 CFE ALLOW T
– – – – – –
Specifies whether a trunk is allowed 
to be set as the outgoing trunk of a 
Call Forward External Assignment.16 = CFE Allowed
– = CFE Disabled
155
GDN to Trunk Assignment 
(Day Mode - ISDN only)
P155 GDN DAY
Assigns a GDN to each ISDN trunk 
for Day mode operation.Indial Mode = 2 digit ISDN 
Ta b l e  N O  
(0099)
MSN Mode = 2 digit index 
Ta b l e  N o  
(0116)
Default: Not Assigned
Note: Indial mode setting uses 
the last 2 digits of an incoming 
number for matching. Therefore, 
valid data values for P155/156 in 
this mode are (0099).
MSN mode must have the ISDN 
interface number, excluding 
area code assigned to an index 
number in P065. The index 
number (0116) is then used 
for matching incoming calls in 
P155/156. 156
GDN to Trunk Assignment 
(Night mode - ISDN only)
P156 GDN NIGHT
1 =  – –
Assigns a GDN to each ISDN trunk 
for Night mode operation.
Telephone Port Programming
Programming Note
To change the default setting for a telephone port, dial the 2 digit number that corresponds to the telpehone you want 
to change (01 to 6, as appropriate). For example, to change the setting for telephone Port 10, dial “1”, “0”. Depending 
on the function number, dialling the port number will either toggle its setting between two values or, where more than 
two values are available, will cause that setting to flash. When the setting flashes, you are required to tenter a third 
digits, this being the new programming value (0 to 9, as appropriate). Port numbers are shown in descending order, 
with Port 01 on the right-hand side of the display.
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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202Off-Hook Ringing Tone
P202 OFFHK RING
11111111111111
Used to indicate whether a ringing 
tone is sent when the user is 
engaged in a conversation.  This 
tone signals the user that there is 
an incoming call (on a trunk line).  1 = Enabled
2 = Disabled
203
Trunk Line Barge-In
P203 CO BRG IN
– – – – – – – – – – –
Used to indicate (for each 
telephone) if barge-in is allowed 
when the user is engaged in a call 
using a trunk line.1 = Enabled
– = Disabled
206
Extension Number 
Assignment
P206 STATION NO
NO01 = 10
Used to assign an extension 
number to each telephone in the 
system.Available Extension Numbers = 
1059
Default: Ports 0116 = Exts 
1025
Programming
Note:To change the extension number for the displayed port, press the numbers on the dial pad 
that correspond to the extension number.
207
Single Line Port Type
P207 SLT TYPE
 – –
Used to designate whether the 
single line port is connected to a 
single line telephone. – = Not Connected
1 = Single Line Telephone
208
Single Line Dialing Type
P208 SLT TYPE
1111111111111111
Used to assign the dialing type for 
single line telephones.  The options 
are rotary (Dial Pulse) or touchtone 
(Dual Tone Multifrequency).  – = Dial Pulse (Rotary)
1 = Dual Tone Multifrequency 
(Touchtone)
Programming
Note:Even though you can assign all 10 ports as single line telephones, this is not
recommended.  If you are going to use a telephone to program the system, one
telephone must be a multiline telephone.
209
Outgoing Call Priority Mode
P209 CALL PREFER
– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
Used to select the line that is seized 
first when the user goes off-hook.  
The system can be programmed to 
either seize an internal or external 
line for multiline telephones and 
single line telephones.  1 = External Line
– = Internal Line
210
Doorphone 1 Tone for Day 
Mode
P210 DPH1 CHM DY
1111111111111111
Used to assign a specified 
telephone to produce a tone 
(chime) signal when the doorphone 
receives a call.  This assignment 
applies to day mode for multiline 
and single line telephones. 1 = Tone
– = No Tone
*Does not ring for SLT 
connected to APR, or SLT 
Adapter.
SLI card Ports 15 and 16 can be 
assigned to ring. 211
Doorphone 2 Tone for Day 
Mode
P211 DPH2 CHM DY
1111111111111111
213Doorphone 1 Tone for 
Night Mode
P213 DPH1 CHM NT
– – – – – – – – – – – – – –11
Used to assign a specified 
telephone to produce a tone 
(chime) signal when the doorphone 
receives a call.  This assignment 
applies to night mode for multiline 
and single line telephones. 1 = Tone (this is the default 
setting for telephones 1 
and 2)
– = No Tone (this is the default 
setting for telephone Ports 
310)
214
Doorphone 2 Tone for 
Night Mode
P214 DPH2 CHM NT
– – – – – – – – – – – – – –11
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 
						

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216Handsfree Assignment
P216 HFU
11111111111111
Used to assign (for each multiline 
telephone) handsfree operation. 1 = Enabled
– = Disabled
217
Internal All Call Paging 
To n e
P217 PAGE EXT
11111111111111
Used to enable or disable call 
paging tone for each multiline 
telephone.  The page will still be 
displayed on each multiline 
telephone and can be answered by 
any multiline telephone in the 
system.1 = Enabled
– = Disabled
218
Headset Connection
P218 HEADSET
11111111111111
Used to indicate if a headset is 
connected an DTU-Type multiline 
telephone.1 = Not Connected 
– = Connected
219
Restricted Calling for 
External Calls
P219 REST DIGIT
1111111111111111
Used to restrict outgoing calls on a 
specific line.  Restrictions can be 
set for multiline telephones and 
single line telephones.1 = Not Restricted
– = Restricted
220
Restricted Dialing Table 
Selection
P220 RSTRC TABLE
0000000000000000
Specifies which Restricted Dialing 
Table (1 or 2) is used for each 
telephone in the system (includes 
both multiline and single line 
telephones).0 = Not Used
1 = Table 1  (Table assigned 
using function 020)
2 = Table 2  (Table assigned 
using function 021)
3  = Tables 1 & 2 (table assigned 
using function 020 and 021)
Programming
Note:To change the defaults value for function 220 and 221, dial the 2 digit number.  The number 
will blink, indicating your selection.  Press the number that corresponds to the programming 
value (0, 1, 2).
221
Authorized Dialing Table 
Selection
P221 ALLOW TABLE
0000000000000000
Specifies which Authorized Dialing 
Table (1 or 2) is used for each 
telephone in the system (includes 
both multiline and single line 
telephones).0 = Not Used
1 = Table 1  (Table assigned 
using function 020)
2 = Table 2  (Table assigned 
using function 021)
3  = Tables 1 & 2 (table assigned 
using function 020 and 021)
222
Authorized Dialing for 
System Speed Dial Calls
P222 RST SPD DL
1111111111111111
Used to assign specific system 
(common) speed dial memory 
locations (60
99), which follow Toll 
Restrictions when a port is set to 
Deny. System speed dial memory 
locations (
2059) always bypass 
Toll restrictions.
When system speed dial 200 is set 
in P001–2, then a deny setting will 
invoke Toll restrictions for buffers 
(000199) and an ‘allow entry’ 
will bypass.1 = Denied (number cannot 
be dialed)
– = Allowed (number can be 
dialed)
223
Automatic Outgoing Calling
P223 NO MATCH DL
1111111111111111
Used to allow or deny automatic 
outgoing calling when the dialed 
number is not found in one of the 
Restricted or Authorized Dialing 
Tables (020
023).
1 = Allowed (outgoing calls 
can be made)
– = Denied (outgoing calls 
cannot be made)
Table 7-1: Programming Functions  (Continued)
Function 
NumberFunction Name and 
Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values