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    							Telephone Programming Instructions
To enter data for Program 0112 (Intercom and Alarm Ring Tone):
1. Enter the programming mode.
2. 0112 + HOLD
Pattern No?
3. To set the Intercom ring tone, enter 1 + HOLD
OR
To set the External Alarm Sensor ring tone, enter 2 + HOLD
Type No?
4. Enter the number of the Type (1-3) you want to program + HOLD
1 = High, 2 = Middle and 3 = Low
Frequency No?
5. Enter the frequency you want to program (1-3) + HOLD
Refer to the Intercom and Alarm Ring Tones chart if necessary.
6. For the frequency selected in the previous step, enter the Frequency Number + HOLD
For frequencies 1 and 2, select from System Tones - Part A. For frequency 3, select from System
Tones - Part B.
7. Repeat from step 5 to program another frequency.
OR
HOLD + Repeat from step 4 to program another Type.
8. OR
HOLD + HOLD + Repeat from step 3 to select either the Intercom (1) or Alarm (2) ring tone.
OR
HOLD + HOLD + HOLD to exit.
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0112 - Intercom and Alarm Ring Tone
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    							0114 - Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers (Part A)
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Description
 124i Available. System has 52 trunk ports
(1-52). 384i Available. System has 128 trunk
ports (1-128).
INUse Program 0114 - Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers (Part A) to set the critical timing for the Analog
Trunk (ATRU) PCB. The system uses the entries you make in this program for all ATRU PCBs. Refer to the fol-
lowing chart for a description of each timer, its range and default setting. For additional ATRU PCB timers, also
see 0135 - Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers (Part B) on page 701.
Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers
Item
(Timer No.)Description Range Default
Item 1Loop Current Detection Time (LOOP-Detect)
For loop start trunks, loop current must be present for
this interval before the system seizes the trunk.1-255 (4-1020
mS in 4 mS
steps)(384i)
150 (600 mS)
(124i)
75 (300 mS)
Item 2Loop Disconnect/Abandoned Call Time
(H&D-Detect)
This timer sets the Loop Disconnect (loop current
interruption) interval for trunks. If the system detects
a loop disconnect longer than this interval, it assumes
the CO has disconnected. The system then returns the
trunk to idle.
The system also uses this timer to supervise outside
calls on Hold. If the system senses a loop current
interruption from a held call that exceeds this interval,
it assumes the outside party has hung up and
terminates the call.
The Flash interval (set in Item 9 below) should be less
than this interval. If not, flashing a line could
immediately disconnect it.1-255 (4-1020
mS in 4 mS
steps)(384i)
50 (200 mS) in
3.05 or higher
12 (48 mS) prior
to 3.05
(124i)
12 (48 mS)
Item 310 PPS DP Break Time (DP-Break [10])]
For 10 PPS Dial Pulse trunks, this sets the digit break
time. 1-255 (4-1020
mS in 4 mS
steps)15 (60 mS)
Item 410 PPS DP Make Time (DP-Make [10]) 
For 10 PPS Dial Pulse trunks, this sets the digit make
time. 1-255 (4-1020
mS in 4 mS
steps)10 (40 mS)
Item 510 PPS DP Interdigit Time (DP-Intdt [10]) 
For 10 PPS Dial Pulse Trunks, this sets the interdigit
time (i.e., the quiet time between DP digits).1-255
(100-25500 in
100 mS steps)8 (800 mS)
Item 620 PPS DP Break Time (DP-Break [20])
For 20 PPS Dial Pulse trunks, this sets the digit break
time. 1-255 (4-1020
mS in 4 mS
steps)8 (32 mS)
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0114 - Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers (Part A)
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    							Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers
Item
(Timer No.)Description Range Default
Item 720 PPS DP Make Time (DP-Make [20])
For 20 PPS Dial Pulse trunks, this sets the digit make
time.1-255 (4-1020
mS in 4 mS
steps)4 (16 mS)
Item 820 PPS DP Interdigit Time (DP-Intdt [20])
For 20 PPS Dial Pulse trunks, this sets the interdigit
time (i.e., the quiet time between DP digits).1-255
(100-25500
mS in 100 mS
steps)5 (500 mS)
Item 9Flash (Hooking 1) 
This sets the flash (Hooking 1) duration for analog
trunk calls. See Program 0901, Item 6.1-255
(16-4080 mS
in 16 mS steps)50 (800 mS)
Item 10Flash (Hooking 2)
This sets the flash (Hooking 2) duration for analog
trunk calls. See Program 0901, Item 6.1-255
(16-4080 mS
in 16 mS steps)(384i)
156 (2496 mS)
(124i)
78 (1248 mS)
Item 11Ground Start Time (Ground) 
Before the system can start a ground start trunk, the
telco’s tip ground signal must be present for longer
than this interval. 1-255
(16-4080 mS
in 16 mS steps)9 (144 mS)
Item 12Pause Time (Pause) 
This sets the length of the system pause (e.g., the
pause in dialing after a PBX access code). 1-255
(seconds)(384i)
1 (1 second) in
3.05 or higher
3 (3 seconds)
prior to 3.05
(124i)
3 (3 seconds)
Item 13CES Incoming Detection Time 1 (tsrd 0)
(CES-Detect 1)
Not Used in North America1-255 (8-2040
mS in 8 mS
steps)13 (104 mS)
Item 14CES Incoming Detection Time 2 (tsrd 1)
(DES-Detect 2)
Not used in North America1-255 (8-2040
mS in 8 mS
steps)38 (304 mS)
Item 15Immediate Ring Detect Time (IMM-Detect)
See the illustration on page 701.1-255 (8-2040
mS in 8 mS
steps)13 (104 mS)
Item 16Extended Ring Detect Time (EXT-Detect)
See the illustration on page 701.1-255
 (8-2040 mS)63 (504 mS)
Item 17Call Disconnect Time (INC-Stop) 
If the loop current on a trunk call is interrupted for
longer than this interval, the system terminates the
call. See the illustration on page 701.1-255
(100-25500
mS in 100 mS
steps)60 (6000 mS)
Item 18(384i Only) Power Recovery Loop Current
Detection Time
Not used.1-255
(100-25500
mS in 100 mS
steps)30 (3000 mS)
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0114 - Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers (Part A)
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    							Conditions
None
Feature Cross Reference
None
Telephone Programming Instructions
To enter data for Program 0114 (Analog Trunk Timers [Part A]):
1. Enter the programming mode.
2. 0114 + HOLD
Item No?
3. Enter the number of the timer (Item) you want to program + HOLD
4. Enter the desired timer duration + HOLD
5. Repeat from step 3 to make additional entries
OR
HOLD to exit
Ring Off Ring On
Set trunk for Immediate or Extended
Ring Detect in Program 0901 Item 2.
Program 0114 Item 15Program 0114 Item 17
Program 0114 Item 16
92000 - 143
Off On
Ring
DetectCall Disconnect Time
Immediate
Ring Detect
Extended
Ring Detect
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0114 - Analog Trunk (ATRU PCB) Timers (Part A)
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Description
 124i Available (except for Item 9). 384i Available.
INUse Program 0115 - Analog Station (ASTU) Timers to set various timing parameters for the Analog Station
(ASTU) PCB. The system uses the entries you make in this program for all ASTU PCBs. Refer to the following
chart for a description of each timer, its range and default setting.
Analog Station (ASTU PCB) Timers
Item
(Timer No.)Description Range Default
Item 1Break Detection Time (DTCT-Break)1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)1 (10 mS)
Item 2Make Detection Time (DTCT-Make)1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)1 (10 mS)
Item 3Off-Hook Detection Time (DTCT-OFHK) 1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)20 (120 mS)
Item 4Post-Off-Hook Detection Time (OFHK-Guard)1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)59 (300 mS)
Item 5Maximum Break Time (MAX-Break)1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps) 19 (100 mS)
Item 6Maximum Flash Time (MAX-Flash)1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)(384i)
199 (1005 mS)
(124i)
99 (505 mS)
Item 7Maximum Make Time (MAX-Make)1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)19 (100 mS)
Item 8Post-Dial Detection Time (Dial-Guard)1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)69 (350 mS)
Item 9Minimum Grounding Time (MIN-Ground)
Note: This item is not available in 124i.1-255
(10-1280 mS
in 5 mS steps)19 (100 mS)
 
Conditions
None
Feature Cross Reference
Single Line Telephones
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0115 - Analog Station (ASTU) Timers
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    							Telephone Programming Instructions
To enter data for Program 0115 (Analog Station Timers):
1. Enter the programming mode.
2. 0115 + HOLD
Item No?
3. Enter the timer (Item) you want to program + HOLD
4. Enter the desired timer duration + HOLD
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0115 - Analog Station (ASTU) Timers
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Description
 124i Available. 384i  Available.
- Requires Base 2.13, EXCPRU 2.18
or higher.- Requires system software 3.04 or
higher.
INUse this program to set the criteria for DTMF signaling, dial tone detection, and dial, busy and ringback tones.
The system uses this program to filter out invalid tones from connected telco or PBX. For example, an incoming
DTMF tone can only be accepted as valid by the system if it meets the criteria in Items 1-10. 
DTMF and Dial Tone Detection Setup
Item Description Range Default
DTMF Tone Criteria (Items 1-10)
Item 1DTMF On Time (SIGNAL_DUR)
This option sets the minimum on time for DTMF tones.
Valid DTMF tones must be longer than this interval.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)1 (20 mS)
Item 2DTMF Off Time (PAUSE_DUR)
This option sets the minimum off time for DTMF tones
over trunks. If the break in the DTMF tone is ≥
 than this
interval, the system assumes the DTMF tone has stopped.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)1 (20 mS)
Item 3Maximum DTMF Detection Level for Trunks
(MAXLEV[EXT])
Valid DTMF tones from trunks cannot exceed this level.1-6
(0 dBm to -5
dBm in 1
dBm steps)1 (-4 dBm)
Item 4Maximum DTMF Detection Level for OPXs
(MAXLEV[INT])
Valid DTMF tones for analog extensions cannot exceed
this level.1-6
(0 dBm to -5
dBm in 1
dBm steps)5 (0 dBm)
Item 5Minimum DTMF Detection Level for Trunks
(MINLEV[EXT])
Valid DTMF tones from trunks cannot be below this level.1-6 (-32 to -37
dBm in - dBm
steps), or
11-16 (-50 to
-55 dBm in 1
dBm steps)6 (-37 dBm)
Item 6Minimum DTMF Detection Level for OPXs
(MINLEV[INT])
Valid DTMF tones from analog extensions cannot be
below this level.1-6 (-32 to -37
dBm in - dBm
steps), or
11-16 (-50 to
-55 dBm in 1
dBm steps)1 (-32 dBm)
Item 7Twist Level for Trunks (TWISTLEV[EXT])
The level of the two tones in a DTMF burst cannot vary
my more than this setting. If variance in the tone levels
exceed this setting, the system considers the tone invalid.1-6 (
+ 5 to +
10 in 1 dB
steps)6 (+ 10 dB)
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0116 - Tone Detection Setup
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Item Description Range Default
Item 8Twist Level for OPXs (TWISTLEV[INT])
The level of the two tones in a DTMF burst cannot vary
by more than this setting. If variance in the tone levels
exceeds this setting, the system considers the tone invalid.1-6 (+ 5 to +
10 in 1 dB
steps)6 (+ 10 dB)
Item 9Guard Time for Trunks (GUARDLEV[EXT])
After seizing an outgoing trunk, the system waits this
interval before outputting DTMF digits.1-8 (10-38 mS
in 4 mS steps)4 (22 mS)
Item 10Guard Time for OPXs (GUARDLEV[INT])
After seizing an OPX circuit, the system waits this
interval before outputting DTMF digits.1-8 (10-38 mS
in 4 mS steps)4 (22 mS)
Dial Tone Detection Criteria (Items 11-18)
Item 11Minimum Dial Tone Detection Level for Trunks
(DET_MIN[EXT])
Incoming dial tone on trunks must be ≥
 this level before
the system will detect it.1-9 (-5 to -45
dBm in 5
dBm steps)7 (-39 dBm)
Item 12Minimum Dial Tone Detection Level for OPXs
(DET_MIN[INT])
Incoming dial tone on OPX circuits must be ≥
 this level
before the system will detect it.1-9 (-5 to -45
dBm in 5
dBm steps)4 (-24 dBm)
Item 13Dial Tone Detection On Time (DTON_DETECT)
Incoming dial tone must last for this interval before the
system will detect it. The system ignores dial tone1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)10 (200 mS)
Item 14Dial Tone Detection Off Time (DTOF_DETECT)
Once the system detects dial tone, it uses this option to
filter out momentary interruptions. If the interruptions are
shorter than this interval, the system ignores them. If the
interruptions are ≥
 this interval, the system assumes dial
tone has stopped.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)8 (160 mS)
Item 15Out-of-Band Signal Elimination Ratio for Trunks
(OUTBAND[EXT])
This option sets the limits for frequency variations in dial
tone on trunks. Dial tone is normally composed of a 350
Hz and 440 Hz signal. This option allows dial tone
frequencies to be either 25% or 50% out-of-band (i.e., 25-
50% higher or lower than normal).1 or 2
(1=50%,
2=25%)1 (50%)
Item 16Out-of-Band Signal Elimination Ratio for OPXs
(OUTBAND[INT])
This option sets the limits for frequency variations in dial
tone on OPX circuits. Dial tone is normally composed of
a 350 Hz and 440 Hz signal. This option allows dial tone
frequencies to be either 25% or 50% out-of-band (i.e., 25-
50% higher or lower than normal).1 or 2
(1=50%,
2=25%)1 (50%)
Item 17Signal-to-Noise Ratio for Trunks (S/N[EXT])
This option sets the ratio of dial tone to the trunk’s idle
channel noise.1-3 (1=-15
dB, 2=-20 dB,
3=-25dB)2 (-20 dB)
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
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    							DTMF and Dial Tone Detection Setup
Item Description Range Default
Item 18Signal to Noise Ratio for OPX Circuits (S/N[INT])
This option sets the ratio of dial tone to the OPX circuit’s
idle channel noise.1-3 (1=-15
dB, 2=-20 dB,
3=-25dB)2 (-20 dB)
Dial, Busy and Ringback Tone Criteria
For Items 19-32 below, make an entry for each of the three tone types. Each tone type has two
frequencies: Tone A and Tone B.
  Tone Type 1 = RBT (Ringback Tone)
  Tone Type 2 = BT (Busy Tone)
  Tone Type 3 = SDT (Standard Dial Tone)
Item 19Minimum Cycle Time (CYCLE_MIN)
This option sets the minimum duration for the tone’s
cycle. Tone cycles less than this setting are invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=132
(2.64 sec)
BT=132
(2.64 sec)
SDT=42
(840 mS)
Item 20Maximum Cycle Time (CYCLE_MAX)
This option sets the maximum duration for the tone’s
cycle. Tone cycles greater than this setting are invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=167
(3.34 sec)
BT=167
(3.34 sec)
SDT=57
(1.14 sec)
Item 21Dial Tone 1 Minimum On Time for Tone A
(DTON_MIN_A)
Set the minimum duration of Tone A for the tone type you
are programming. Tones less than this interval are invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=42
(840 mS)
BT=20
(400 mS)
SDT=3
(60 mS)
Item 22Dial Tone 1 Minimum On Time for Tone B
(DTON_MIN_B)
Set the minimum duration of Tone B for the tone type you
are programming. Tones less than this interval are invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=0
BT=0
SDT=0
Item 23Dial Tone 1Maximum On Time for Tone A
(DTON_MAX_A)
Set the maximum duration of Tone A for the tone type you
are programming. Tones longer than this duration are invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=57
(1.14 sec)
BT=29
(580 mS)
SDT=8
(160 mS)
Item 24Dial Tone 1 Maximum On Time for Tone B
(DTON_MAX_B_)
Set the maximum duration for Tone B for the tone type you
are programming. Tones longer than this duration are invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=0
BT=0
SDT=0
Item 25Dial Tone 1 Minimum Off Time for Tone A
(DTOF_MIN_A)
For the tone type you are programming, set the Tone A
cycle minimum off time. If the cycle off time is less than
this interval, the tone is invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=87
(1.74 sec)
BT=20
(400 mS)
SDT=3
(60 mS)
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Item Description Range Default
Item 26Dial Tone 1 Minimum Off Time for Tone B
(DTOF_MIN_B)
For the tone type you are programming, set the Tone B
cycle minimum off time. If the cycle off time is less than
this interval, the tone is invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=0
BT=0
SDT=0
Item 27Dial Tone 1 Maximum On Time for Tone A
(DTOF_MAX_A)
For the tone type you are programming, set the Tone A
cucle maximum off time. If the cycle off time is greater
than this interval, the tone is invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=112
(2.24 sec)
BT=29
(580 mS)
SDT=8
(160 mS)
Item 28Dial Tone 1 Maximum On Time for Tone B
(DTOF_MAX_B)
For the tone type you are programming, set the Tone B
cycle maximum off time. If the cycle off time is greater
than this interval, the tone is invalid.1-255
(20-5100 mS
in 20 mS steps)RBT=0
BT=0
SDT=0
Item 29Dial Tone 1 On Count Time for Tone A
(DTON_CNT_A)
For the tone type you are programming, this option sets
the number of On Time repetitions for Tone A. Tones
with more than this number of On Repetitions are invalid.0-255 Seconds RBT=1
(1 second)
BT=3
(3 seconds)
SDT=4
(4 seconds)
Item 30Dial Tone 1 On Count Time for Tone B
(DTON_CNT_B)
For the tone type you are programming, this option sets
the number of On Time repetitions for Tone B. Tones
with more than this number of On Repetitions are invalid.0-255 Seconds RBT=0
BT=0
SDT=0
Item 31Dial Tone Off Count Time for Tone A (DTOF_CNT_A)
For the tone type you are programming, this option sets
the number of Off Time repetitions for Tone A. Tones
with more than this number of Off Repetitions are invalid.0-255 Seconds RBT=1
(1 second)
BT=3
(3 seconds)
SDT=4
(4 seconds)
Item 32Dial Tone Off Count Time for Tone B (DTOF_CNT_B)
For the tone type you are programming, this option sets
the number of Off Time repetitions for Tone B. Tones
with more than this number of Off Repetitions are invalid.0-255 Seconds RBT=0
BT=0
SDT=0
Conditions
None
Feature Cross Reference
Abbreviated Dialing (Items 11-32)
Automatic Route Selection (Items 11-32)
Central Office Calls, Placing(Items 11-32)
Direct Inward Dialing (DID)  (Items 1-10 and 19-32)
Direct Inward System Access (DISA) (Items 1-10)
Single Line Telephones (Items 1-10)
0100 - Basic Hardware Setup (Part A)
0116 - Tone Detection Setup
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