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Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual
Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual
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QC- OP. PROGRAMMING, VX OVERFLOW RING COUNT Description Available in Software Levels: Base AUX N/A > Y2.0 Use this option to specify the number of rings after which Voice Mail overflow occurs (1-255 rings). After this number, unanswered trunk calls overflow to the Voice Messaging System Automated Attendant. Refer to the Voice Mail Compatibility feature and the Voice Mail system documentation for more information. Conditions If you enter 00 for this option and the system has Operator Assistance (OPA)...
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QC- OPERATOR PROGRAMMING, NUMBER OF OPERATORS Description Use this option to specify the number of system operators (1-4). After programming this option, go to QC- Op- erator Extensions to specify the attendant extensions. Conditions When removing attendants: •Change the QC- Number of Operators entry •Go to E3- Class of Service and change the former attendant’s COS to a valid extension’s COS (1-27) Default Value One operator installed. Feature Reference Attendant Positions Instructions To enter data on...
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QC- OPERATOR PROGRAMMING, OPERATOR EXTENSIONS Description Use this option to designate the operator extensions. Always assign the system’s main attendant to port 00 (usu- ally extension 300). When you designate an attendant, the system automatically sets: •E- Extensions, E3- Class of Service to 30 •E- Extensions, EA- UCD Group Master Extension Number to OP (1-4) Conditions When removing attendants: •Change the QC- Number of Operators entry •Go to E3- Class of Service and change the former attendant’s...
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QD- NUMBER OF SYSTEM SPEED DIAL DIGITS Description Use this option to determine the number of System Speed Dial digits. The choices are: •2 10 numbers (70-79) •3 100 numbers (700-799) Conditions None Default Value 3 (Speed Dial Numbers 700-799) Feature Reference Speed Dial Instructions To enter data on the PRF: 1. For QD- No. of Sys Spd Dial Digits on Table 9, enter the number of System Speed Dial digits (2, 3 or 4). To enter data at the programming terminal: 1. Type Q. You see: Q-CMD> 2. Press D....
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QE- AUTOMATIC HANDSFREE Description Use this option to allow/deny Automatic Handsfree for keysets. This option affects all keysets. Conditions None Default Value Automatic Handsfree enabled (Y). Feature Reference Automatic Handsfree Caller ID Instructions To enter data on the PRF: 1. For QE- Auto-Handsfree on Table 9, enter Y to enable Automatic Handsfree; enter N to disable. To enter data at the programming terminal: 1. Type Q. You see: Q-CMD 2. Type E. You see: AUTO-HANDSFREE? 3. Enter Y or n for...
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QE- MANUAL SIDETONE Description Use this option to enable/disable the Manual Side Tone option. If enabled (Y), you can specify the sidetone net- work for each trunk in QE- Line Gain Table. The system does not do an automatic sidetone test after power up. If disabled (N), you cannot manually adjust each trunk’s sidetone. However, the system automatically does a side tone after power up. This option affects all trunks. If you use IS-Side Tone Test to adjust side tone for a trunk, the system overrides...
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QE- LINE GAIN TABLE, GAIN Description Use this option to set the relative gain for each trunk. This may be necessary to compensate for transmission gains or losses from the Central Office. The QE entry choices are: + 6 dB gain + 3 dB gain 0 dB (no gain or loss) -3 dB loss -6 dB loss -9 dB loss -12 dB loss Note: A 3 dB gain (+3 dB) doubles the volume on the trunk. A 3 dB loss (-3 dB) cuts the volume on the trunk in half. Testing the Trunk Signal Levels Before setting the gains for the trunks,...
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Instructions To enter data on the PRF: 1. Enter the required gain for each trunk on Table 9. To enter data at the programming terminal: 1. After programming QE- Automatic Handsfree, you see: LINE TABLE LINE # 01 GAIN 0dB 2. Enter data for trunk 01. 3. -If you entered N(o) for QE- Manual Sidetone, you can press RETURN repeatedly to access another trunk. OR -If you entered Y(es) for QE- Manual Sidetone, you see SIDETONE NETWORK? (54,56,58) for trunk 01. Go to QE- Line Gain Table, Sidetone Network on...
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QE- LINE GAIN TABLE, SIDETONE NETWORK Description Use this option to manually adjust the sidetone for each trunk. This lets you fine tune each trunk’s side tone level, if necessary. Use this option to match the impedance of each system trunk circuit to the impedance of the connected telco trunk. Enter the value that minimizes the sidetone (i.e., maximizes the return loss). The choices for this option with software 02.10 or higher are: 54 = loaded loop, high impedance 56 = short loop (600 ohm),...
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QF- LINE GRP ACCESS (FIRST TRUNK IN GROUP), HYBRID ONLY Description Use this option to correlate the first trunk in a trunk rotary (e.g., 801) to one of nine trunk rotary numbers (90- 98). The system requires this correlation when setting up trunk rotaries. This option does not appear for key systems. Conditions None Default Value No entries (no rotaries defined). Feature Reference Line (Trunk) Rotaries (Hybrid Only) Instructions To enter data on the PRF: 1. On Table 9, enter a trunk access code (e.g.,...