Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual

SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION
Description
The System Identification is a four-line text field that contains site identification information.  The system in-
cludes the first line of the System Identification with the various System Reports and Diagnostics.  The system
uses the first line of the System Identification for Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities.  Since there is
no off-site Automatic Fault Reporting, the remaining three lines are unused.
Conditions 
None
Default Configuration
No System...

SYSTEM PROGRAMMING PASSWORD PROTECTION
Description
System Programming Password Protection requires the system administrator to enter an access code (password)
before using a programming option.  System Programming Password Protection prevents unauthorized person-
nel from modifying the system programming.
The system has three password levels: 0-2.  Level 0 programming options don’t require the administrator to en-
ter a password.  To use Level 1 options, the administrator must first enter the level 1 or...

The system administrator can change the level 1 and level 2 passwords.  Note that the passwords (and all pro-
gramming options) must be upper case (all capital letters).
Conditions 
Entering a new password erases the old one.  The system administrator should keep a written record of the modi-
fied passwords.
Default Configuration
The default level 1 password is carriage return.
•The default level 2 password for the key system is DS01K.
•The default level 2 password for the hybrid system is DS01H.
•If you...

SYSTEM REPORTS, DIAGNOSTICS AND MAINTENANCE UTILITIES
Description
The system provides reports, diagnostics and maintenance utilities which help the technician troubleshoot the
system from the programming terminal.  The chart below summarizes these reports, diagnostics and utilities.
Refer to the appropriate option in Section 2 for more information.
Reports and Diagnostics 
•AL- List Toll Restriction
Lists the Toll Restriction options for each Toll Restriction level.
•CL- List COS
Lists the Class of...

•OS- Selective History
Enables key history for selected extensions and trunks.
[D=display selected extensions/trunks, F=turn selective history off, N=select extensions/trunks for selec-
tive history]
•QZ- SMDR Setup, TMS Report Print Modes
Sets the Traffic Management Report (TMS) Report print modes.
•QZ- SMDR Setup, TMS Print Times Setup
Sets the Traffic Management Report (TMS) Report automatic print times.
[Y=yes for selected hour, N=no for selected hour]
•R- Error Log Report
Displays the system error...

Feature Operation
None
Features: Removing Trunks to Walking Class of Service
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SYSTEM TIMERS
Description
The system administrator can use the programming terminal to change values for various System Timers.  These
timers affect extension, trunk and system performance.  System Timers lets the administrator customize certain
extension, trunk or system parameters for the site application.  The chart below briefly describes these timers
(programmed in QT- System Timers).  Refer to QT in Section 2 for more information.
•QT- System Timers, Park Orbit Recall Time
Sets how long a Parked...

Default Configuration
Timer Default Value
Park Orbit Recall Time 60 seconds
Hold Recall Time  60 seconds
Camp-On Time  60 seconds
Trunk Response Time  .15 seconds
Modem Reserve Time  30 seconds
Number of Rings Before Recall 5 rings
OPA Overflow Ring Control 3 rings
Delayed Ring Interval 3 rings
Flash Response Time 700 mS
Dialtone Detection Counter No entry
Centrex Type Feature Key Delay No entry
Traffic Management Report Wait Time No entry
Default Modem Speed  Low
Loop Disconnect Time 00 (.5 seconds)
OPX...

TANDEM CALLS (TANDEM TRUNKING)
Description
Tandem Trunking allows an extension user to join two outside calls in a trunk-to-trunk Conference.  The exten-
sion user can then drop out of the call, leaving the trunks in an unsupervised Conference.  The extension user
that established the Conference is not part of the conversation.  The Conference continues until either outside
caller hangs up.
Tandem Trunking helps a dispatcher, for example, put two repairmen in touch.  The dispatcher could:
•Answer a call...

Feature Operation
To set up a Tandem Call at a keyset:
1. Place or answer first trunk call.
Listen for: Conversation with caller
2. Press CONF.
Listen for: Dial tone
3. Place or answer second call.
Listen for: Conversation with caller.
4. Press CONF.
Listen for: Conversation with both parties
5. Hang up.
To set up a Tandem Call at an ESL set:
1. Place or answer first call.
Listen for: Conversation with caller
2. Press HLD.
Listen for: Dial tone
3. Place or answer second call.
Listen for: Conversation...