NEC Xen Alpha Installation Manual
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Installation Manual • • • Installing Optional Terminal EquipmentPage 109A6-506000-642-01 225External Ring Assignment (Day) – Station Based P225 EXT RG-ST DY 5555555555555555 External ringing operates for incoming DID, DIT and CO Ring Transferred calls to telephones 1 16 (Day mode). 0 = 0 sec 4 = 60 sec 1 = 10 sec5 = Doesn’t 2 = 20 secsound 3 = 30 sec 226 External Ring Assignment (Night) – Station Based P226 EXT RG-ST NT 5555555555555555 External ringing operates for incoming DID, DIT and CO Ring Transferred calls to telephones 1 16 (Night mode). 0 = 0 sec 4 = 60 sec 1 = 10 sec5 = Doesn’t 2 = 20 secsound 3 = 30 sec 227 Telephone to Paging Zone A Assignment P227 ZONE A – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Assigns terminals to Paging Zone A.1 = Assigned – = Not Assigned 228 Telephone to Paging Zone B Assignment P228 ZONE B – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Assigns terminals to Paging Zone B.1 = Assigned – = Not Assigned 229 Call Forward External Assignment – Station Based P229 CFE ALLOW S – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Specifies whether each station is allowed to set Call Forward External.1 = CFE Allowed – = CFE Denied 231 Station Indial Ring Pattern Selection P231 DID RNG PAT 0000000000000000 Select a ring pattern for indial calls to each station port. A DID call will ring with this cadence.0 = Pattern A 1 = Pattern B 2 = Pattern C 3 = Pattern D PAT T E R N : 232Station Indial Ring Tone Selection P232 DID RNG TON 0000000000000000 Select ring tone for indial calls to each station port. A DID call to a station will ring with this tone.0: Low Tone (520/660 Hz) 1: High Tone (1100/1400 Hz) Table 7-1: Programming Functions (Continued) Function NumberFunction Name and Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 0s 1s 2s 3s 4s 5s 6s A B C D
Page 110Installing Optional Terminal Equipment • • • Installation ManualA6-506000-642-01 Trunk Telephone Menu 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 14, or 01 to 16, 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 avaiable, will cause that setting to flash. Whent he 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 in descending order, with Port 01 on the right-hand side of the display. 301Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 1 for Day Mode P301 C01 RING DY 0000000000000000 Used to assign the duration of the delay between the time the call is received and the time the ringing tone is heard. This option allows you to delay ringing to another telephone. This assignment is for day mode. 0 = 0 sec.3 = 30 sec. 1 = 10 sec. 4 = 60 sec. 2 = 20 sec. 5 = No Tone 302 Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 2 for Day Mode P302 C02 RING DY 0000000000000000 303Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 3 for Day Mode P303 CO3 RING DY 0000000000000000 304Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 4 for Day Mode P304 CO4 RING DY 0000000000000000 305Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 5 for Day Mode P305 CO5 RING DY 0000000000000000 306Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 6 for Day Mode P306 CO6 RING DY 0000000000000000 311Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 1 for Night Mode P311 CO1 RING NT 0000000000000000 Used to assign the duration of the delay between the time the call is received and the time the ringing tone is heard. This option allows you to delay ringing to another telephone. This assignment is for night mode. 0 = 0 sec.3 = 30 sec. 1 = 10 sec. 4 = 60 sec. 2 = 20 sec. 5 = No Tone 312 Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 2 for Night Mode P312 CO2 RING NT 0000000000000000 313Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 3 for Night Mode P313 CO3 RING NT 0000000000000000 314Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 4 for Night Mode P314 CO4 RING NT 0000000000000000 Table 7-1: Programming Functions (Continued) Function NumberFunction Name and Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values
Installation Manual • • • Installing Optional Terminal EquipmentPage 111A6-506000-642-01 315Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 5 for Night Mode P315 CO5 RING NT 0000000000000000 316Delayed Ringing for Trunk Line 6 for Night Mode P316 CO6 RING NT 0000000000000000 331Automatic Line Selection for Trunk Line 1 P331 CO1 ATL ORG 1111111111111111 Used to designate which line keys are used for automatic line key selection. This is used to automatically seize a line by pressing T (DTB-Type telephones) or Qor going off-hook and dialing the appropriate outside line access code. This is designated for each telephone. 1 = Enabled – = Disabled 332 Automatic Line Selection for Trunk Line 2 P332 CO2 ATL ORG 1111111111111111 333Automatic Line Selection for Trunk Line 3 P333 CO3 ATL ORG 1111111111111111 334Automatic Line Selection for Trunk Line 4 P334 CO4 ATL ORG 1111111111111111 335Automatic Line Selection for Trunk Line 5 P335 CO4 ATL ORG 1111111111111111 336Automatic Line Selection for Trunk Line 6 P336 CO4 ATL ORG 1111111111111111 341Automatic Answering using Trunk Line 1 P341 CO1 ATL ANS 1111111111111111 Used to enable or disable the ability to answer an incoming call by going off-hook. If enabled, the user answers the call by going off-hook. If disabled, the user answers the call by going off-hook and pressing the line key where the call is ringing. Only multiline telephones can be assigned this option. 1 = Enabled – = Disabled 342 Automatic Answering using Trunk Line 2 P342 CO2 ATL ANS 1111111111111111 343Automatic Answering using Trunk Line 3 P343 CO3 ATL ANS 1111111111111111 344Automatic Answering using Trunk Line 4 P344 CO4 ATL ANS 1111111111111111 Table 7-1: Programming Functions (Continued) Function NumberFunction Name and Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values
Page 112Installing Optional Terminal Equipment • • • Installation ManualA6-506000-642-01 345Automatic Answering using Trunk Line 5 P345 CO5 ATL ANS 1111111111111111 346Automatic Answering using Trunk Line 6 P346 CO6 ATL ANS 1111111111111111 351Restricting Outgoing Calls for Trunk Line 1 P351 CO1 RST OUT 1111111111111111 Used to enable or disable (for each telephone) the ability to make outgoing calls when 105 – Trunk Line Function is set to “Outgoing/ Incoming Calls.” This option can be used with multiline and single line telephones. 1 = Outgoing Calls Enabled – = Outgoing Calls Disabled 352 Restricting Outgoing Calls for Trunk Line 2 P352 CO2 RST OUT 1111111111111111 353Restricting Outgoing Calls for Trunk Line 3 P353 CO3 RST OUT 1111111111111111 354Restricting Outgoing Calls for Trunk Line 4 P354 CO4 RST OUT 1111111111111111 355Restricting Outgoing Calls for Trunk Line 5 P355 CO5 RST OUT 1111111111111111 356Restricting Outgoing Calls for Trunk Line 6 P356 CO6 RST OUT 1111111111111111 Table 7-1: Programming Functions (Continued) Function NumberFunction Name and Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values
Installation Manual • • • Installing Optional Terminal EquipmentPage 113A6-506000-642-01 361Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 1 P361 CO1 RNG SND 1111111111111111 Select a ring pattern for indial calls to each station port. A DID call will ring with this cadence.0 = Pattern A 1 = Pattern B 2 = Pattern C 3 = Pattern D 362 Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 2 P362 CO2 RNG SND 1111111111111111 PAT T E R N : 363Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 3 P363 CO3 RNG SND 1111111111111111 364Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 4 P364 CO4 RNG SND 1111111111111111 365Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 5 P365 CO5 RNG SND 1111111111111111 366Ringing Cycle for Trunk Line 6 P366 CO6 RNG SND 1111111111111111 371NOT USED 372NOT USED 373NOT USED 374NOT USED 375NOT USED 376NOT USED Table 7-1: Programming Functions (Continued) Function NumberFunction Name and Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values 0s 1s 2s 3s 4s 5s 6s A B C D
Page 114Installing Optional Terminal Equipment • • • Installation ManualA6-506000-642-01 Tenant Programming Programming Note To change the default settings, dial the 1 digit trunk Port numbers 16 (function 401402) or 2 digit telephone Port numbers 0116 (function 403) to toggle its setting between ‘assigned’ and ‘not assigned’. For example, to change the setting for telephone Port 10, dial “1” and “0”. Port numbers are shown in descending order with Port 01 on the right-hand side of the display. 401 Trunk Line Assignment for Tenant 1 P401 TENANT1 CO 654321 Used to specify the trunk lines assigned as part of the tenant.1 = Assigned to Tenant 1 – = Not Assigned to Tenant 1 402 Trunk Line Assignment for Tenant 2 P402 TENANT2 CO – – – – – –1 = Assigned to Tenant 2 – = Not Assigned to Tenant 2 403 Tenant-to-Telephone Assignment P403 TENANT 1111111111111111 Used to assign each telephone to a tenant. Both multiline and single line telephones can be assigned to a tenant.1 = Assigned to Tenant 1 – = Assigned to Tenant 2 System Mode Programming Programming Note To change the default setting for a telephone port, dial the 1 digit number which corresponds to the new programming value. For example. to change the setting for functionnumber 503 to 90 ms, dial “1”. 501Doorphone Call Timer P501 DPH RING TM 0 Used to indicate how long “Doorphone X” appears on the telephone display when a call is received from a doorphone. Note: X = Doorphone Number (1 & 2). 0 = 15 sec. 1 = 30 sec. 502 Single Line Telephone Bounce Time P502 BOUNCE TIME 1 Used to indicate the time that passes before a valid hookflash is detected from a single line telephone.0 = 0 ms. 2 = 600 ms. 1 = 300 ms.3 = 900 ms. 503 Single Line Telephone Hookflash Start Time P503 SLT FLSH ST 0 Start time indicates the minimum time that passes before the system accepts a hookflash signal. Start time is used in conjunction with 504 (Single Line Telephone Hookflash End Time).0 = 40 ms.5 = 700 ms. 1 = 90 ms. 6 = 900 ms. 2 = 140 ms. 7 = 1.1 sec. 3 = 190 ms. 8 = 1.3 sec. 4 = 240 ms. 9 = 1.5 sec. Table 7-1: Programming Functions (Continued) Function NumberFunction Name and Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values
Installation Manual • • • Installing Optional Terminal EquipmentPage 115A6-506000-642-01 504Single Line Telephone Hookflash End Time P504 SLT FLSH ED 1 End time indicates the maximum time that passes before the system recognizes the flash as a valid hookflash. If the flash is longer than the time set, the system considers the flash as a disconnect signal. To determine the duration of the hookflash signal, the system computes using the following formula: SLT Hookflash Start Time + SLT Hookflash End Time = SLT Duration. End time is used in conjunction with 503 (Single Line Telephone Hookflash Start Time).0 = 0 ms. 5 = 700 ms. 1 = 100 ms.6 = 900 ms. 2 = 200 ms. 7 = 1.1 sec. 3 = 400 ms. 8 = 1.3 sec. 4 = 500 ms. 9 = 1.5 sec. 505 Trunk Line Prepause Duration P505 PRE PAUSE 2 Used to specify the time (prepause) before the system sends dial pulse (rotary) or dual-tone multifrequency (touchtone) signals to the local telephone company.0 = 0 sec 5 = 5 sec 1 = 1 sec 6 = 6 sec 2 = 2 sec7 = 7 sec 3 = 3 sec 8 = 8 sec 4 = 4 sec 9 = 9 sec Programming Note:To access 501505 you must press L to and enter the function number using the dialpad. You cannot access these functions by scrolling. Maintenance Modes: L + P Check ROM Version 1:MAIN ROM = 0.1 Used to check the ROM versions for the central processing unit, voice mail, PC programming and SMDR units.1 = Main ROM (Main CPU) 2 = Optional Sub-CPU 3 = Digital Voice Mail 4 = MIF Unit TRF to Advance L + R + A + K + Clear Speed Dial Numbers System-Wide CLR Used to delete all of the speed dial numbers for the entire system.N/A Programming Note:To complete this operation you must press U . L + R C + L + U Clear Speed Dial Numbers for Individual Telephones TEL SPED CLR? Used to delete all of the speed dial numbers for an individual telephone.N/A L + R B - L + U Clear Automatic Speed Dial Numbers AUTO DIAL CLR? Used to clear all the one-touch numbers for an individual telephone.N/A Table 7-1: Programming Functions (Continued) Function NumberFunction Name and Telephone DisplayDescription Programming Values
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