Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual

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N- PROGRAMMING NAMES AND MESSAGES
NP- PROGRAMMING NAMES AND MESSAGES
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O- LABEL MAKER AND SELECTIVE HISTORYOL- LABEL MAKER
Description
Available in Software Levels:
Base AUX 
> Y5.0> Y2.0
Use this command to print site-specific data on keyset and DSS Console labels.  The label maker prints out the
KSKD assignments and (optionally) Hotline names and DSS assignments.  For best results, use the tractor feed
label inserts (P/N 88657) for keysets and P/N 88557 for DSS Consoles. These inserts are conveniently set up to
work with tractor feed printers.
Before using this option,...

7. Enter the number of the last extension for which you want to print labels and press RETURN.
8. When you see PRINT HOT LINE NAMES?:
-Type Y to have the key labels include the programmed Hotline names.
For DSS Consoles, skip to step 11.
OR
-Type N to have the key labels exclude the programmed Hotline names.
For DSS Consoles, skip to step 11.
9. When you see PRINT DSS ON 2ND LINE?:
-Type Y to have the key labels include the DSS extension number assignments.
OR
-Type N to have the key labels exclude the...

OS- SELECTIVE HISTORY
Description
Use this option to enable key history for selected extensions and trunks.  The key history shows the sequence of
events at the extensions and/or trunks you select.  Use OS- Selective History in place of pressing Shift 1 for nor-
mal key history.  To understand the key history states:
•Use HG- Display Key History to display the history code (call state) definitions
•Refer to the Call States chart under HD- System Status for an explanation of the definitions
Conditions...

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O- LABEL MAKER AND SELECTIVE HISTORY
OS- SELECTIVE HISTORY
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P- PRINT SMDR REPORT
Description
Use this option to print the SMDR report.  You can have this option clear the SMDR buffer as the report prints,
or retain the SMDR records.  Clearing the SMDR buffer erases all the existing SMDR records.  A sample
SMDR report follows:
STATION MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING
11/06/89 09:59:39
 ----+---+------------------------------+----------+--------+----- ---+------+--
  STA |LIN|        NUMBER DIALED         |   ACCT   |  START | ELAPSE | COST |S#...

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Q- SYSTEM-WIDE PROGRAMMINGQA- NUMBER PLAN, RINGDOWN DIGIT
Description
Use this option to assign the digit used to force Intercom ringing.  Refer to the Intercom Feature. Changing this
digit also affects:
•Group Call Pickup (pickup code * 1)
•Meet-Me Conference (dial-up codes 11 and 12)
•Paging (All Call Paging code 1 *)
Note:
Refer to Table 4 (page 11) before changing the system number plan.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
1
Feature Reference
Flexible Numbering Plan
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:...

QA- NUMBER PLAN, 2ND TEN SPEED DIAL BIN DIGIT
Description
Use this option to assign the first digit for the second ten Personal Speed Dial bins (normally 20-29).  Refer to
the Speed Dial feature.  Changing this digit also affects:
•Call Waiting (dialing * 2 to answer a Call Waiting from an ESL set)
•Paging (zone 1 Paging code 2 *).
Note:
Refer to Table 4 (page 11) before changing the system number plan.
Conditions 
None
Default Value
2
Feature Reference
Flexible Numbering Plan
Instructions
To enter data...

QA- NUMBER PLAN, BLOCK OF FIRST 100 EXTENSIONS DIGIT
Description
Use this option to assign the first digit for the first block of 100 extension/trunk numbers (e.g., 300).  Refer to
the Intercom feature.  Changing this digit also affects:
•Central Office Calls, Placing (e.g., trunk access code 348)
•Paging (zone 2 paging code 3 *)
In addition, the attendant should always be assigned port 00 and should always be the first extension in the
Block of First 100 Extensions Digit program.
Note:
Refer to Table 4...