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    							0700 - Analog Communications Interface (ACI)
    0701 - Analog Communications Interface (ACI) Options
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming413
    0700 - Analog Communications Interface (ACI)
    0701 - Analog Communications Interface (ACI) Options
    Description
    LCCPU 01.00.00 Not available. 
    						
    							0800 - Display Messages
    0801 - Selectable Display Messages
    414Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    0800 - Display Messages
    0801 - Selectable Display Messages
    Description
    Use Program 0801 - Selectable Display Messages to program the system’s 16 Selectable Display 
    Messages. Each message can be up to 20 characters long, including a blank spaces you may want to 
    ad for readability. All messages are appendable by user-entered digits.
    When entering names, use Table 17: Keys for Entering Names on page 361. When creating a new 
    user-appendable message, consider adding a space at the end of the text portion to improve read-
    ability. In the table, the X characters reserve space for user-entered digits.
    See Selectable Display Messaging on page 256 for more.
    Conditions
    None
    Telephone Programming Instructions
    LCCPU 01.00.00 Available.
    Table 31:  Program 0801 - Selectable Display Messages
    OptionDefault
    Message 01
    CALL (plus 15 user entries)
    Message 02BACK BY (plus 12 user entries)
    Message 03MEETING IN RM (plus 4 user entries)
    Message 04OUT TO LUNCH (plus 7 user entries)
    Message 05GONE FOR THE DAY (plus 3 user entries)
    Message 06ON VACATION (plus 8 user entries)
    Message 07ON BUSINESS TRIP (plus 3 user entries)
    Message 08IN THE MEETING (plus 7 user entries)
    Message 09OUT UNTIL (plus 10 user entries)
    Message 10GONE FOR THE DAY (plus 3 user entries)
    Message 11Undefined (up to 20 characters)
    Message 12Undefined (up to 20 characters)
    Message 13Undefined (up to 20 characters)
    Message 14Undefined (up to 20 characters)
    Message 15Undefined (up to 20 characters)
    Message 16Undefined (up to 20 characters) 
    						
    							0800 - Display Messages
    0801 - Selectable Display Messages
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming415
    1. Enter the programming mode.
    2. 0801 + 
    HOLD
    3. Enter the number of the message you want to program + HOLD.
     The previously programmed message displays.
    4. Enter the new display message + 
    HOLD.
    When entering a message, refer to 0506 - ACI/CPU Analog Port Extension Numbers 
    and Names on page 400.
    OR
    Press 
    HOLD to leave the current value unchanged.
    0801:DISPLAY MESSAGE
    MESSAGE NUM?
    0801:DISPLAY MESSAGE
    (message text)
    0801:DISPLAY MESSAGE
    MESSAGE NUM? 
    						
    							1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    416Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    Description
    Use Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description to program various options for trunks ports. 
    Also see Program 1003 - Trunk Options on page 426.
    Conditions
    Per FCC regulations, do not set 1001- Trunk Transmit Gain on page 417 higher than 0 dB. LCCPU 01.00.00 Available.
    Table 32:  Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault
    Trunk Circuit Type
    Use this option to set the trunk’s circuit type. 
    Set this option for compatibility with the 
    connected telco or PBX.
    • See Central Office Calls, Answering on 
    page 58 for more.
    • See Central Office Calls, Placing on 
    page 63 for more.
    • See Direct Inward Dialing on page 87 
    for more.
    • See Direct Inward Line on page 88 for 
    more.
    •
    • See Pulse to Tone Conversion on 
    page 240 for more.TYP?00 = Uninstalled
    51 = Loop start DTMF
    52 = Loop start DP51
    Trunk Extension NumberThis option displays the trunk’s extension 
    number programmed in 0504 - Trunk Port 
    Extension Numbers on page 396. This is for 
    viewing only. You cannot edit this option 
    from Program 1001.EXT:(View only)4nn
    (View only)
    Trunk NameUse this option to assign a name to the trunk 
    port.
    • Refer to Table 17: Keys for Entering 
    Names on page 361 when entering 
    names.
    • See Names for Extensions and Trunks on 
    page 198 for more.NAME:TRUNK nn 
    						
    							1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming417
    Trunk Transmit  GainUse this option to set the trunk’s transmit 
    gain. This gain setting allows you to com-
    pensate for the transmit gain characteristics 
    of the connected telco or PBX.
    • See Central Office Calls, Answering on 
    page 58 for more.
    • See Central Office Calls, Placing on 
    page 63 for more.
    • See Direct Inward Dialing on page 87 
    for more.
    •
    • See PBX/Centrex Compatibility on 
    page 222 for more.TRANSMIT GAIN?0 = 0 dB gain
    1 = .5 dB gain
    2 = 1 dB gain
    3 = 1.5 dB gain
    4 = 2 dB gain
    5 = 2.5 dB gain
    6 = 3 dB gain
    7 = 3.5 dB gain
    8 = 4 dB gain
    9 = 4.5 dB gain
    10 = 5 dB gain
    11 = 5.5 dB gain
    12 = 6 dB gain
    13 = 6.5 dB gain
    14 = 7 dB gain
    15 = 7.5 dB gain
    16 = 8 dB gain
    17 = 8.5 dB gain
    18 = 9 dB gain
    19 = 9.5 dB gain
    20 = 10 dB gain
    21 = 10.5 dB gain
    22 = 11 dB gain
    23 = -11.5 dB gain
    24 = 12 dB gain
    25 = 12.5 dB gain
    26 = 13 dB gain
    27 = 13.5 dB gain
    28 = 14 dB gain
    29 = 14.5 dB gain
    30 = 15 dB gain0 Table 32:  Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault 
    						
    							1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    418Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    TRANSMIT GAIN? 
    (Cont’d)
    31 = .5 dB loss
    32 = 1 dB loss
    33 = 1.5 dB loss
    34 = 2 dB loss
    35 = 2.5 dB loss
    36 = 3 dB loss
    37 = 3.5 dB loss
    38 = 4 dB loss
    39 = 4.5 dB loss
    40 = 5 dB loss
    41 = 5.5 dB loss
    42 = 6 dB loss
    43 = 6.5 dB loss
    44 = 7 dB loss
    45 = 7.5 dB loss
    46 = 8 dB loss
    47 = 8.5 dB loss
    48 = 9 dB loss
    49 = 9.5 dB loss
    50 = 10 dB loss
    51 = 10.5 dB loss
    52 = 11 dB loss
    53 = 11.5 dB loss
    54 = 12 db loss
    55 = 12.5 dB loss
    56 = 13 dB loss
    57 = 13.5 dB loss
    58 = 14 dB loss
    59 = 14.5 loss
    60 = 15 dB loss0 Table 32:  Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault 
    						
    							1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming419
    Trunk Receive GainUse this option to set the trunk’s receive 
    gain. This gain setting allows you to com-
    pensate for the receive gain characteristics of 
    the connected telco or PBX.
    • See Central Office Calls, Answering on 
    page 58 for more.
    • See Central Office Calls, Placing on 
    page 63 for more.
    • See Direct Inward Dialing on page 87 
    for more.
    •
    • See PBX/Centrex Compatibility on 
    page 222 for more.RECEIVE GAIN?0 = 0 dB gain
    1 = .5 dB gain
    2 = 1 dB gain
    3 = 1.5 dB gain
    4 = 2 dB gain
    5 = 2.5 dB gain
    6 = 3 dB gain
    7 = 3.5 dB gain
    8 = 4 dB gain
    9 = 4.5 dB gain
    10 = 5 dB gain
    11 = 5.5 dB gain
    12 = 6 dB gain
    13 = 6.5 dB gain
    14 = 7 dB gain
    15 = 7.5 dB gain
    16 = 8 dB gain
    17 = 8.5 dB gain
    18 = 9 dB gain
    19 = 9.5 dB gain
    20 = 10 dB gain
    21 = 10.5 dB gain
    22 = 11 dB gain
    23 = -11.5 dB gain
    24 = 12 dB gain
    25 = 12.5 dB gain
    26 = 13 dB gain
    27 = 13.5 dB gain
    28 = 14 dB gain
    29 = 14.5 dB gain
    30 = 15 dB gain0 Table 32:  Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault 
    						
    							1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    420Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    RECEIVE GAIN? 
    (Cont’d)
    31 = .5 dB loss
    32 = 1 dB loss
    33 = 1.5 dB loss
    34 = 2 dB loss
    35 = 2.5 dB loss
    36 = 3 dB loss
    37 = 3.5 dB loss
    38 = 4 dB loss
    39 = 4.5 dB loss
    40 = 5 dB loss
    41 = 5.5 dB loss
    42 = 6 dB loss
    43 = 6.5 dB loss
    44 = 7 dB loss
    45 = 7.5 dB loss
    46 = 8 dB loss
    47 = 8.5 dB loss
    48 = 9 dB loss
    49 = 9.5 dB loss
    50 = 10 dB loss
    51 = 10.5 dB loss
    52 = 11 dB loss
    53 = 11.5 dB loss
    54 = 12 db loss
    55 = 12.5 dB loss
    56 = 13 dB loss
    57 = 13.5 dB loss
    58 = 14 dB loss
    59 = 14.5 loss
    60 = 15 dB loss0
    Trunk Class of Service 
    AssignmentUse this option to assign Class of Service (1-
    15) to OPX trunks and tie lines. 
    •
    • See Tie Lines on page 311 for more.CLASS OF SERVICE?1-151
    PBX LineUse this option to designate a trunk as a 
    PBX line. Enable this option if the trunk 
    connects to a PBX instead of the telco.
    • See PBX/Centrex Compatibility on 
    page 222 for more.PBX LINEY = Enable
    N = DisableN
    Loop LengthUse this option to compensate for a trunk’s 
    loop length. Use the short option (1) only 
    when the system is very close to the central 
    office or behind a PBX. Use the long option 
    (2) for normal installations.
    • See Central Office Calls, Answering on 
    page 58 for more.
    • See Central Office Calls, Placing on 
    page 63 for more.LOOP LENGTH1 = Short loop
    2 = Long loop2 (Long loop) Table 32:  Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault 
    						
    							1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming421
    Telephone Programming Instructions
    1. Enter the programming mode.
    2. 1001 + 
    HOLD
    3. Enter the number of the trunk you want to program (1-16) + HOLD.
     The previously programmed value displays.
    4. Enter the new trunk circuit type + 
    VO L .
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current circuit type unchanged
    The extension number programmed in 0504 - Trunk Port Extension Numbers on 
    page 396displays. You cannot edit this option.
    5. Press 
    VO L .
    Enter the trunk name. Refer to Programming Names and Text Messages on page 361 if 
    you need help with entering names.
    6. Press 
    VO L .
    7. Enter the new transmit gain + 
    VO L .
    Trunk Toll  Restriction 
    LevelUse this option to set the Toll Level of the 
    trunk during the day mode. If this Toll Level 
    is higher than the extension’s Toll Level, it 
    may cause additional dialing restrictions. If 
    it is lower, it will have no effect.
    • See Toll Restriction on page 314 for 
    more.TOLL LEVEL?0-70
    Override Extension Toll 
    RestrictionUse this option to “release” the Toll Restric-
    tion on a trunk. If enabled, any user can dial 
    any number on the trunk without restriction.
    • See Toll Restriction on page 314 for 
    more.OVRD EXT TL LVL?Y = Toll Restriction over-
    ridden
    N = Toll Restriction not 
    overriddenNo
    Print SMDRUse this option to have the SMDR report 
    include or exclude the trunk.
    • See Station Message Detail Recording 
    on page 277 for more.PRINT SMDR?Y = Yes (include in 
    SMDR report)
    N = No (exclude from 
    SMDR report)Ye s
    1001:TRK DESCRIPTION
    TRUNK PORT?
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    TYPE?n
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    EXT:nnn
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    NAME:nnnnnn
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    TRANSMIT GAIN?
    Table 32:  Program 1001 - Trunk Port Description
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault 
    						
    							1000 - Trunk Programming
    1001 - Trunk Port Description
    422Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the transmit gain unchanged
    8. Enter the new receive gain + 
    VO L .
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current receive gain unchanged
    9. Enter the new Class of Service for the trunk + 
    VO L .
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current Class of Service unchanged
    10. Enter Y ro assign or N to unassign the line as a PBX line + 
    VO L .
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current assignment unchanged
    11. Enter 1 for shor loop or 2 for long loop (the normal setting) + 
    VO L .
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current assignment unchanged
    12. Enter the new Toll Level for the trunk (1-7) + 
    HOLD.
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current Toll Level unchanged
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current assignment unchanged.
    13. Enter Y  + 
    VO L  to override (release) Toll Restriction for the trunk.
    OR
    Enter N + 
    VO L  to enforce the extension’s Toll Restriction.
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current assignment unchanged.
    14. Enter Y  + 
    VO L  to have calls on the trunk included on the SMDR report.
    OR
    Enter N + 
    VO L   to have the calls excluded from the SMDR report.
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current assignment unchanged.
    15. Enter new circuit type data for the selected trunk.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF to select another trunk.
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    RECEIVE GAIN?
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    CLASS OF SERVICE?
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    PBX LINE?
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    LOOP LENGTH?
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    TOLL LEVEL?
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    OVRD EXT TL LVL?
    1001: TRUNK  PORT?:n
    PRINT SMDR?
    1001:TRUNK PORT?:n
    TYPE?nnnnnnnn 
    						
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