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    							1800 - Extension Options
    1803 - Extension Line Access Assignments
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming463
    3. Enter the number of the station you want to program + HOLD
    OR
    Press 
    HOLD to select extension 300.
     The previously programmed value displays.
    4. Enter the number of the trunk you want to program + 
    HOLD
    OR
    Press 
    HOLD to select trunk 1.
    The previously programmed value displays on the second line. The first line of the dis-
    play shows the extension and trunk you are programming.
    5. Enter the access option for the trunk selected (0 = No access, 1 = Incoming only, 2 = Outgoing 
    only, 3 = Full access) + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current unchanged.
    You see the options for the next consecutive trunk. The previously programmed value 
    displays.
    6. Enter the access option for the currently selected trunk + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    CONF to select another trunk.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF twice to select another extension port.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF three times to exit the program.
    1803: STA:nnn
    LINE NUMBER?n
    1803:STA:nnn   LINE:n
    nnnnnnnnnnn
    1803:S_PT:n   LINE:n
    nnnnnnnnnnn 
    						
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    1804 - Extension Trunk Group Access
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    1804 - Extension Trunk Group Access
    Description
    Use Program 1804 - Extension Trunk Group Access to assign the outgoing access to trunk 
    groups. Incoming trunk group access is always allowed.
    Conditions
    None
    Telephone Programming Instructions
    1. Enter the programming mode.
    2. 1804 + 
    HOLD
    3. Enter the number of the extension you want to program + HOLD
    OR
    Press 
    HOLD to select extension 300.
     The previously programmed value displays.
    4. Enter the number of the trunk group (0-8) you want to program + 
    HOLD
    OR
    Press 
    HOLD to select trunk group 1.
    The previously programmed value displays on the second line. The first line of the dis-
    play shows the extension and trunk group you are programming.
    5. Enter Y to allow or N to prevent outgoing access to the trunk group selected + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current unchanged.
    You see the options for the next consecutive trunk group. The previously programmed 
    value displays. LCCPU 01.00.00 Available.
    Table 44:  1804 - Extension Trunk Group Access
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault
    Trunk Group Access
    For each extension, use this option to assign 
    outgoing access for each trunk group.
    • See Initial System Startup on page 6 for 
    more.
    • See Central Office Calls, Placing on 
    page 63 for more.
    • See Trunk Groups on page 335 for more.LINE GROUP n:nnn
    Y = Allow
    N = PreventY (All exten-
    sions, all trunk 
    groups)
    1804:LINE GRP ACCESS
    STATION #?nnn
    1804: STA:nnn
    LINE GROUP?n
    1804:STA:nnn     GRP:n
    LINE GROUP n:nnn
    1804:STA:nnn    GRP:n
    LINE GROUP n:nnn 
    						
    							1800 - Extension Options
    1804 - Extension Trunk Group Access
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming465
    6. Enter Y to allow or N to prevent outgoing access to the trunk group selected + VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    CONF to select another trunk group.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF twice to select another extension.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF three times to exit the program. 
    						
    							1800 - Extension Options
    1805 - Ring Assignments
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    1805 - Ring Assignments
    Description
    Use Program 1805 - Ring Assignments to set up incoming ringing for each trunk at each exten-
    sion.
    Conditions
    None
    Telephone Programming Instructions
    1. Enter the programming mode.
    2. 1805 + 
    HOLD
    3. Enter the number of the station you want to program + HOLD
    OR
    Press 
    HOLD to select extension 300.
     The previously programmed value displays.
    4. Enter the number of the trunk you want to program + 
    HOLD
    OR LCCPU 01.00.00 Available.
    Table 45:  1805 - Ring Assignments
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault
    Ring Assignment
    For each extension, use this option to assign 
    the access option for each trunk.
    • See Initial System Startup on page 6 for 
    more.
    • See Central Office Calls, Answering on 
    page 58 for more.
    • See Delayed Ringing on page 82 for 
    more.
    • See Direct Inward Dialing on page 87 
    for more.
    • See Direct Inward System Access (DISA) 
    on page 94 for more.
    • See Group Call Pickup on page 139 for 
    more.
    • See Key Ring on page 170 for more.
    • See Line Keys on page 176 for more.
    • See Loop Keys on page 179 for more.
    • See Night Service / Night Ring on 
    page 200 for more.
    • See Private Line on page 231 for more.
    • See Tie Lines on page 311 for more.1 = Lamp only (day and 
    night)
    2 = Ringing day and 
    night
    3 = Night Ring only, 
    lamp during the day
    4 = Delay ring day and 
    night2 (All exten-
    sions, all 
    trunks)
    1805:RING ASSIGNMENT
    STATION #?n
    1805: STA:nnn
    LINE NUMBER?n 
    						
    							1800 - Extension Options
    1805 - Ring Assignments
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming467
    Press HOLD to select trunk 1.
    The previously programmed value displays on the second line. The first line of the dis-
    play shows the extension and trunk you are programming.
    5. For the extension and trunk selected, enter the ring option (1 = Lamp only (day and night), 2 = 
    Ringing day and night, 3 = Night Ring only, lamp during the day, 4 = Delay ring day and 
    night) + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    You see the options for the next consecutive trunk. The previously programmed value 
    displays.
    6. Enter the ring option for the trunk + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    CONF to select another trunk.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF twice to select another extension.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF three times to exit the program.
    1805:STA:nnn   LINE:n
    DAY / NITE RING
    1805:STA:nnn   LINE:n
    DAY / NITE RING 
    						
    							1800 - Extension Options
    1806 -
    468Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    1806 - 
    — This program is not used. — 
    						
    							1800 - Extension Options
    1807 - Extension Options (Part 2)
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming469
    1807 - Extension Options (Part 2)
    Description
    Use Program 1807 - Extension Features (Part 2) to additional options for extensions. Also see 
    Program 1801 - Extension Port Description on page 449 and Program 1802 - Extension Options 
    (Part 1) on page 455.
    Conditions
    NoneLCCPU 01.00.00 Available.
    Table 46:  1807 - Extension Features (Part 2)
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault
    Station Voice  Announced 
    Intercom Calls
    Use this option to enable or disable incom-
    ing voice-announced Intercom calls while 
    the extension is not in the headset mode. If 
    disabled, all Intercom calls to the extension 
    ring.
    • See Handsfree and Handsfree Answer-
    back on page 150 for more.STA VOICE  CALLY
    Headset Voice-
    Announced Intercom 
    CallsUse this option to enable or disable incom-
    ing voice-announced Intercom calls while 
    the extension is in the headset mode.
    • See Headset Compatibility on page 154 
    for more.
    •HDSET VOICE  CALL?Y = Enable
    N = DisableY
    Paging Through  SpeakerUse this option to enable or disable Paging 
    through the telephone speaker.
    • See Paging on page 214 for more.PAGE THRU  SPK?Y = Enable
    N = DisableY
    HeadsetUse this option to enable or disable the 
    Headset mode.
    • See Group Listen on page 142 for more.
    • See Headset Compatibility on page 154 
    for more.HEADSET?Y = Enable
    N = DisableN
    Ringing Line PreferenceUse this option to enable or disable Ringing 
    Line Preference.
    • See Ringing Line Preference on 
    page 251 for more.RING LINE PREF?Y = Enable (i.e., enable 
    Ringing Line Preference)
    N = Disable (i.e., enable 
    idle line preference)N
    Hunt TypeUse this option to assign the hunt type for 
    the extension.
    • See Extension Hunting on page 121 for 
    more.HUNT TYPE?0 = None
    1= Trunk RNA
    2 = T Busy RNA
    3 = A Busy RNA
    4 = Trunk Busy
    5 = UCD
    6 = ACDNone 
    						
    							1800 - Extension Options
    1807 - Extension Options (Part 2)
    470Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    Telephone Programming Instructions
    1. Enter the programming mode.
    2. 1807 + 
    HOLD
    3. Enter the number of the station port you want to program (1-32) + HOLD
    OR
    Press 
    HOLD to select port 1 (extension 300).
     The previously programmed value displays. The top line of the display indicates the 
    extension port you are programming.
    4. Enter Y to enable or N to disable incoming voice-announced Intercom calls while the exten-
    sion is in the headset mode + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    The previously programmed value displays.
    5. Enter Y to enable or N to disable Paging through the telephone speaker + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    Hunt Destination(For type 1-4 hunting only) Use this option 
    to assign the next extension in a Circular or 
    Terminal Hunt group.
    • See Extension Hunting on page 121 for 
    more.HUNT DEST?300-331
    CLEAR = UndefinedUndefined
    Hunt Master Number(For type 5 and 6 hunting only) Use this 
    option to assign the hunt group master num-
    ber to the member extension. These numbers 
    are set up in 0510 - ACD/UCD Master 
    Extension Numbers and Names on page 402.
    • See Extension Hunting on page 121 for 
    more.ENTER MASTER NUM:Any valid master number
    CLEAR = UndefinedUndefined
    Prime Line KeyUse this option to assign a trunk as the 
    extension’s Prime Line. You enter the Prime 
    Line’s key number (1-24).
    • See Prime Line Preference on page 223 
    for more.PRIME LINE KEY?1-16
    0 = Unassigned0
    Walking Class of Service 
    Security Code• This option is currently not used. W-COS CODE?8-digits long, using 0-9, # 
    and *.No entry
    1807:EXT OPT PART II
    STATION PORT?n
    1807:STA PORT:n
    HDSET VOICE  CALL?nnn
    1807:STA PORT:n
    PAGE THRU  SPK?nnn
    1807:STA PORT:n
    Table 46:  1807 - Extension Features (Part 2)
    OptionDescriptionEntriesDefault 
    						
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    1807 - Extension Options (Part 2)
    DS2000 Software Manual Chapter 2: Programming471
    The previously programmed value displays.
    6. Enter Y to enable or N to disable Voice Over + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    The previously programmed value displays.
    7. Enter Y to enable or N to disable the headset mode + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    The previously programmed value displays.
    8. Enter Y to enable or N to disable Ringing Line Preference + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    The previously programmed value displays.
    9. Enter the extension’s Prime Line trunk assignment (1-16, 0 = Unassigned) + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    The previously programmed value displays.
    10. Enter the extension’s Prime Line trunk group assignment (0-8) + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    VO L  to leave the current entry unchanged.
    The previously programmed value displays.
    11. Enter Y to enable or N to disable the headset mode for the extension + 
    VO L 
    OR
    Press 
    CONF to select another extension port.
    OR
    Press 
    CONF twice times to exit the program.
    WHISPER PAGE?nnn
    1807:STA PORT:n
    HEADSET?nnn
    1807:STA PORT:n
    RING LINE PREF?nnn
    1807:STA PORT:n
    PRIME LINE PREF?n
    1807:STA PORT:n
    LINE PREF TYPE?n
    1807:STA PORT:n
    HDSET VOICE  CALL?nnn 
    						
    							9800 - System Utilities, Part 1
    9801 - Copy Command
    472Chapter 2: ProgrammingDS2000 Software Manual
    9800 - System Utilities, Part 1
    9801 - Copy Command
    Description
    Use Program 9801 - Copy Command to copy Class of Service, extension and trunk data. You can 
    copy data from a single source to a single destination, or from a single source to a range of COSs, 
    extensions or trunks. 
    Program 9801 - Copy Command will copy data in the following programs:
    Program 0101: Class of Service Options
    Program 1001: Trunk Port Description
    Program 1003: Trunk Options
    Program 1701: Programmable Function Key Assignments
    Program 1702: Personal Speed Dial
    Program 1703: DSS Key Assignment
    Program 1801: Extension Port Description
    Program 1802: Extension Options (Part 1)
    Program 1803: Extension Line Access Assignments
    Program 1804: Extension Trunk Group Access
    Program 1805: Ring Assignments
    Program 1807: Extension Options (Part 2)
    Conditions
    None
    Telephone Programming Instructions
    1. Enter the programming mode.
    2. 9801 + 
    HOLD
    3. Enter the number of the program in which you want to copy data.
    COPY displays the program you selected. SOURCE will display the trunk or extension 
    that will be the source for the copied data.
    4. Enter the source (extension or trunk) from which you want to copy data + HOLD.
    5. If copying to a single destination, enter the destination trunk or extension number.
    OR
    If copying to a range of extensions or trunks, enter the lowest numbered extension or trunk in 
    the range.
    6. Press 
    HOLD.
    7. If copying to a single destination, enter the enter the same destination trunk or extension you 
    entered in step 5 above. LCCPU 01.00.00 Available.
    9801:COPY COMMAND
    ENTER PGM#
    COPY:     nnnn
    SOURCE  nnnn
    COPY (program)    (source)
    DEST RANGE
    COPY (program)    (source)
    DEST RANGE  nnn- 
    						
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