Nitsuko 124i/384i Software Manual

Programming
Start
Connect the 900i base
unit LINE IN jack to
an available DSTU
station port Refer to the Nitsuko 900i Installation
and User Guide (P/N 85456DINS**)
for additional information.
(Skip this decision for 124i)
Do you want to set the 900i
port programming manually
or automatically?Run 0004. The
system sets the 900i
circuit type to 1.Auto-
maticallyIn 0005, enter
circuit type 1 for
each 900i port.Manually
Should the 900i
have a companion
keyset?
Should the 900i have a
key appearance for all...

Programming (Cont’d)
In 1006, assign a Call
Coverage Key (1036 + ext.) on
the 900i for the companion
keyset and visa versa.
Should user be able to
use the desk button
on the 900i base to
Transfer calls to the
companion keyset?In 1009, assign the 900i
port as the Boss STA
PORT and enter the
companion keyset port
as the 
STA_nn data.
Do not make any
entries in 1009.
Stop
YesNo
Continued
from
previous
page.
Should the Call
Coverage keys ring or
just flash?In 1016, enable (1)
ringing for the selected...

Programming (Cont’d)
➣
(384i Only) 0004 - Automatic Extension Circuit Type Setup
Use this program to automatically set up the Nitsuko 900i station port. When you run Program 0004, the
system automatically assigns circuit type 1 to all the Nitsuko 900i ports.
➣(384i Only) 0005 - Manual Extension Circuit Type Setup
If you don’t want to use Program 0004, use this program instead. Use the Type option to set the circuit
type of the Nitsuko 900i station port to circuit type 1. Refer to Understanding Port...

Data Communications Interface (DCI)
Description
 124i Available — 72 DCI software ports,
allocated between 72 DCI Modules
and six 3-DCI Units (two per
cabinet) maximum. 384i Available — 288 DCI software ports,
with 144 DCI Modules and 48 3-
DCI Units maximum. System
software prior to 3.04 uses different
DCI Types. System software 3.05
and higher has default assignments
for the first 3-DCI installed.
With the Data Communications Interface (DCI), you can use your telephone system to set up a data...

Description (Cont’d)
•DCI Department Group
Group DCIs into departments for pooled DCI operation.  For example, you can program several network
printers into a DCI Department Group (see the illustration below).  When a user calls the department,
they connect to the first available printer.  
DCI Department Groups also allow modem pooling for trunk calls without using a proprietary Modem
Pooling PCB (see the illustration below).  Users placing outside calls select one of the pooled modems as
part of the...

Description (Cont’d)
•Hayes Compatibility
The DCI is compatible with many Hayes AT commands.  For example, you can use S-registers to change
DCI communications parameters (refer to Table DCI-2).  In addition, Result Codes help you monitor the
progress of your call (refer to Table DCI-4).  You can also enter over 20 Hayes commands  from your ter-
minal to control dialing and terminal options, Result Code display and S-register 
programming (refer to Table DCI-5).
•DCI Hotline
DCI Hotline sets up a...

Description (Cont’d)
During programming, you assign DCI extension numbers, Department Group options and Tenant Group options
to DCI software ports, not physical ports.  During installation, the equipment plugged into the connectors
correspond to the DCI software ports.  Refer to the system Hardware Manual for more installation details.
Conditions
None
Default Setting
•Disabled.
 
Software
Port 147Software
Port 146Software
Port 145
Physical
Port (Order 1)
PORT 1 PORT 2 PORT 3
LINEFG
920 - 166A
To DSTU
PCB...

Description (Cont’d)
DCI S-Registers (Register Type 1)
Register Description Range Default
0Number of Rings Until Auto-Answer
The number of rings required before the DCI port
answers the call. 0 (No auto-answer)
1-255 (2-510 seconds)0
1Ring Count
The register that stores the number or rings
detected by the DCI0-255 (0-510 seconds) 0
2Escape Character 
The decimal value of the ASCII character used for
Escape0-127 (decimal) 43
3Carriage Return Character
The decimal value of the ASCII character used for...

DCI S-Registers (Register Type 1)
Register Description Range Default
58DTE/DCE Terminal Type
You can configure a DCI-A Module (P/N 92266)
as either a DCE of DTE device. Use the DCE (1)
configuration if you have a straight-thru cable and
you want to connect directly to a terminal or PC
serial port.  Use the DTE (0) configuration if you
have a straight-thru cable and you want to connect
directly to a modem. (This option requires system
software 3.04. Prior to 3.04, this options was
Register 59, Data...

DCI S-Registers (Register Type 1)
Register Description Range Default
65Baud Rate
Sets the baud rate of the DCI port.1=300 BPS 
2=600 BPS 
3=1200 BPS 
4=2400 BPS
 5=4800 BPS 
6=9600 BPS 
7=19,200 BPS6 (9600 BPS)
Stop Bit 
Sets the number of stop bits the DCI expects in the
data stream 0=1 stop bit 
1=2 stop bits0 (1 stop bit)
Data Bits
Sets the number of data bits the DCI expects in the
data stream.0=7 data bits 
1=8 data bits1 (8 data bits)
Parity
Sets the parity method the DCI expects in the data
stream...