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Programming glossary
1st displaySelect the first  to be displayed by the Call Display features. The default is Name.
Other settings are Number and Line. Name or Number only appear if you have subscribed to
Call Display services, otherwise line name will appear as the default.
Admin. passwordAssign a 1 to  password for security. The default is  (23646).
Answer Up to four buttons on a telephone can be programmed for answering calls to the  of other
telephones. The default is No Answer 
Auto Call Info
Auto handsfree
Auto privacy
Auxiliary ringer
Enter the  of other telephone  to appear on answer buttons at this telephone.
Lets you identify the telephone that will automatically display Call Display information for a
specific alerting line (providing you have subscribed to Call Display services).
Choose Yes to allow automatic activation of Handsfree capability.
Lets you program settings for 
 trunks.
Choose Yes to prevent other users, who have access to this line on their telephones, from using
the line while a call is already in progress.
A section of programming that lets you program whether or not the telephone is able to
automatically log call information for calls on a specific line and whether Message Waiting
information is displayed (providing you have subscribed to Call Display services).
Choose Yes for an Auxiliary Ringer 
 installed) to ring for an incoming call on a specific line or at
a specific telephone. The default is Yes for ringing on specific lines, and No for ringing at specific
teleohones.
 musicChoose Yes to hear music through the telephone’s speaker (music source must be connected).
The default is No.
Bypass restriction
Call Handling
Call Services
Camp timeoutChoose Yes to allow a user to bypass restrictions or retain the default No to prevent bypass when
using a Speed Dial number.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you program system-wide settings for various
call features.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you program settings for Voice Messaging,
External Visual Message Waiting indication, Call Display Information and Call Logs.
Choose the number of seconds a call can remain camped before it returns to the originating
teleohone. The default is 45 seconds.
CapabilitiesA sub-heading for a programming section that lets you create Dialing filters. Assign the filters to
Set abilities, Line abilities and Class of Service passwords.
Configuration (Installer only) A heading for a programming  that lets you program system-wide configuration settings.
Control setsAssign a control telephone to each external line to turn the Service Mode ON or OFF for the line.
The default control telephone is DN 21. Enter the numbers for the line(s), the name of the person
who uses the telephone and the new 
DN if changed.
COS passwordsCreate up to 20 six-digit passwords that control access and use of the  system.
Dial modeLets you program settings for physical trunk lines. Select the mode of dialing on this line: Pulse or
Tone. The default is Pulse.
Dialing filters
Direct dial #
Direct-dial
Directed pickup
Display digits
DRT delay
Build tables of up to 25 Dialing filters (00 to 24) using restrictions and exceptions.
Assign the digit used to dial a Direct-dial telephone. The default is 0. The digit can 
be 0, 1.2, 
5, 6, 7, 8. 9 or None. It cannot be the same as the first digit of a DN, of a Line Pool access code,
the External Line access code or the Call Park Prefix.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you assign a Direct-dial telephone for
single-digit dialing.
Directed Pickup allows you to answer calls at any telephone by specifying the ringing telephone’s
number (unlike Call Pickup Group 
 only allows pickup of calls within a specified group of
telephones). The default is Yes.
Retain the default, Yes, to see the telephone number on the display when using the speed dial
number or change the setting to No to turn off the display.
If “DRT to prime” is activated, assign 
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DRT to prime, Delayed Ring Transfer automatically  unanswered  to a Prime  Choose Yes to activate DRT. 
ExceptionsEnter any number of exceptions to the restrictions, as long as the total number of restrictions and
 for the svstem does not exceed 200.
External codeAssign the one digit External tine access  or none. This code allows an  Telephoneor an  to access external lines.
Extra-dial telephone
Filter 
Forward no answer
Forward on busy
Full 
Full handsfreeIf 
a Direct-dial telephone is also a Control telephone for a Service mode, you can specify an
Extra-dial telephone at which all calls made to the Direct-dial telephone will also ring. The default
Extra-dial telephone is 21.
lEnter a dialing filter number. Then enter the first restriction to be assigned. Enter all the
exceptions to a restriction before writing in the next restriction or the next filter number.
 Copy the contents of one fitter to a new filter for easier programming. Remember to  all
the restrictions and exceptions assigned to each filter.
lPreset and default filter assignments:
Filter 00  for No restrictions (the setting cannot be altered).
Filter 01 pre-set with five restrictions and related exceptions (but is re-programmable).
Restr’n 01: 0
 02: 1Excpt’n 001:
1800
Excpt’n 002: 1555
Excpt’n 003:1’1’555 
Excpt’n 004: 1’0’555
 08911Excpt’n 001:911 
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Restr’n 05:976
Filter 02 
is the unrestricted default filter for Set abilities, Set filter.
Filter 03 
is the unrestricted default filter for tine abilities, Line filter.
To redirect calls that have gone  at the telephone, enter the DN of a 
telephone to which the calls should go- If “Forward no  is activated, Forward delay sets the
number of rings before the call is forwarded. The default is 3 rings. Other options are 2, 4, 6 and
10 rings.
 redirect all incoming calls to your telephone, when you are busy with another call, enter the
DN of another 
 telephone to which the calls should go.
Lets you program settings for lines.
The default is No. Choose Yes only if you want to be able to put an idle line on hold to reserve it
while you select another line (for example, to answer a call).
Choose Yes to allow a user to make or receive calls without picking up the receiver or to allow
the use of 
a headset on a  teleohone.
General adminA heading for a programming section that lets you program system-wide settings and specific
settinos for each line or  teleohone.
Held line reminder
HF answerback
Host delayChoose Yes to program the telephone to remind you when a call is on hold. Two tones sound
periodically until the call is answered. The default is No.
Choose Yes to allow a user to answer a Voice Call without lifting the receiver.
Choose the delay in milliseconds between the selection of an outgoing 
line and the moment that sends dialed dioits or codes on that line. The default is 1000 milliseconds.
HotlineAssign a telephone number to be called automatically when a user lifts the receiver or presses
  
Retain the default None if no hotline is needed.
Choose 
 to assign an internal  telephone as the hotline.
Choose Extml to make an external telephone the hotline. By defautt, the Extml setting uses the
Prime line (Use prime line) to make the call. Choose the Use 
 setting to assign an external
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Individual Change the Directory Number (DN) of a telephone. All  must be the same length. The first
digit of a new DN cannot be the same as the External Line access code or 0.
Note:Changing an individual DN locks the configuration session into System Data mode, and
when the session ends, you have to m-enter the Configuration access code and the
Installer password to continue with programming.
Installer passwordChange the one to six character Installer password used to enter Configuration programming
from the default of 
 (266344).
Intercom buttonsChoose the number of intercom buttons on the telephone (default is 2) for access to internal
lines.
Line abilitiesA section of programming that lets you apply dialing filters to lines.
Line AccessA sub-heading for a programming section that lets you program settings for each telephone.
Line assignmentEnter the line numbers of the lines to be assigned to the telephone (default assignments are lines
01 and 02).
Each line assigned to a telephone must appear at a button with an indicator on the telephone,
(except for the M7100 Telephone which has no line buttons and can be assigned any number of
lines).
Line dataA section of programming that lets you program settings.
Line fltrEnter a two-digit filter number to temporarily replace the Line filter assigned to this line.
The default 
 allows a filter programmed previously to continue to apply.
Line filterRetain default filter 03 defined previously in Dialing filters programming or assign another 
digit filter number to the line.
Line namesIdentify a line by the name of its destination or by the trunk type (up to seven characters).
Line  accessChoose the Line Pools (A to  to which the telephone user will have access.
The default is No for all pools.
Line  codesAssign the Line Pool access codes for each Line Pool used. A code can be one td four digits in
length (Line Pool access codes have no defaults). A line pool code cannot start with the first digit
of any DN (including Rec’d 
 the call park prefix or the Direct-dial digit.
Line typeLets you program settings for physical trunks.
Choose Public to be able to assign the line to any telephone.
Choose Private 
 to make the line private. Enter the DN of the telephone to which the line is to
be assigned.
Choose Pool to select Line Pool (A to C) to which the line will belong.
Note:See the Configuration chapter in the  Installer Guide for specific guidelines on
setting up line pools.
Line/set filtersEnter the three-digit number of a line assigned to the telephone. Assign a two-digit filter from
Dialing filters to replace any line or set filters that might otherwise apply to that particular line. You
can assign up to 255 Line/set filters.
Link timeLink time specifies the duration of a signal required to access a feature through a remote system.
The 
 is 600 milliseconds.
Log DefaultsA sub-heading for a programming section that lets you re-allocate system call log space for all
telephones.
Log passwordSet the call log password for a telephone to default, erasing any user inserted password. The
default is No Password.
Log spaceReallocate the call log space on a telephone-by-telephone basis.
Logging setIdentify the telephone(s) that will automatically receive call log information for a specific line
(providing you have subscribed to Call Display services).
MiscellaneousA sub-heading for a programming section that lets you program various system-wide settings.
NameThis option only appears if Display digits for Speed Dial is set to No. Enter up to 16 characters to
see a name (such 
as: COURIER) instead of a telephone number on the display.
Namel,  Name3Retain the default Service Mode names or enter new names (up to 7 characters).
NamesA sub-heading for a programming section that lets you assign meaningful names to telephones
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On hold
Paging
Page zone
Park prefix
Park timeout
Password
Pickup group
Prime line
Prime set
Receive tones
 delay
Reset  logs
Restrictions
Ringing
Service Modes
A caller waiting oh hold  hear Music (from a  such as  radio  to the KSU),
periodic Tones or Silence. 
 default is Tones. 
Allows announcements to be made from a  telephone. The default is Yes.
By default, a telephone falls into Page Zone 1. Enter a digit from 2 to 3 to change the page zone
for this telephone, or change the setting to No to prevent pages to this telephone.
Assign the code number to retrieve a parked call. The default is 1.
Choose the number of seconds a call on an external line can remain parked before it returns to
the originating telephone. The default is 45 seconds.
A sub-heading 
 a programming section that lets you allow authorized persons to have access
to General administration programming.
Enter a digit from 1 to 4 for your Pickup Group to be able to answer any calls ringing at another
telephone in your group or retain the default No to disable the feature.
Assign a Prime line to the telephone. The Prime line is the first line selected automatically for
making calls from the telephone. To assign a line or line pool as Prime line, the line or line pool
must have been assigned to the telephone. Choose None for no Prime line (default).
Choose Line to select an external line as the Prime line.
Choose Pool to select a Line Pool (A to C) as the Prime line.
Choose WC to select an internal line (intercom) as the Prime line.
A Prime telephone can provide backup answering of calls on the line. The default Prime
telephone is DN 21. To change the 
 telephone for this line, enter the DN of another
telephone, or choose None for no Prime telephone.
A section of programming that lets the system accept and relay tone to the TCP lines.
If Held Line Reminder is Yes, assign a delay before 
 begins for a call.
The default is 60 seconds.
Re-allocate the call log space on a system-wide basis. The system total of 160 log spaces can be
distributed to the telephones.
Enter up to 46 restrictions for a dialing 
 as long as the total number of restrictions and
exceptions for the system does not exceed 200.
In the Programming Record, list the line numbers which are assigned to ring at the telephone.
Also list the Answer Group 
 which are assigned to  at the telephone. The defaults for all
trunk lines is Ring. The 
 for Answer Group  which are assigned to  at the telephone
is Ring.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you assign telephones to ring during specified
 of the dav.
Set abilities
Set Copy
Set filter
Set lock
Set names
Set relocation
‘Set Services
Setting
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A section of programming that lets you apply dialing filters and permissions  telephones.
A heading for a programming section that lets you copy programming from one telephone in the
system to another.
Retain the default filter 02, or assign another two-digit filter number from Dialing filters
programming.
To limit personal programming and customization that can be performed at this telephone,
 from the defautt None to Full or Partial. as 
Identify a telephone by the name of a person or its location (up to seven characters).
Set relocation permits a telephone to be moved from one location within the  system to
another without losing the settings programmed on it. The default is No or OFF.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you control some specific attributes of call log
information.
Enter the DN for the Direct-dial telephone. Remember that other Direct-dial programming is
required in Configuration (4. Miscellaneous) and General admin (5. Capabilities).
Manual (the default) allows you to turn the Service Mode On or Off at any time from the control
telephone. Change the setting to Off to disable Service Mode, or change it to Auto to assign
automatic Start/Stop times.
Identify the telephone that will give voice message waiting indication for messages on a specific
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Show Line 
Ringing Sets
Auxiliary ringer
Speed dial 
Use prime line,
Use line:-,
Pool 
Start time:
Stop time:
System-speed dial
System Data
System Version
Time and date
Trunk/Line Data
Transfer callback
Trunk answer
Trunk data
User filter
 center 
   lines
 Enter the  of an   which requires   telephones (a line can have
multiple ringing telephones).
Enter the 
 of the telephones that should ring for calls on that line.
You can also make the Auxiliary ringer ring for calls on that line.
Assign telephone numbers (up to 24 digits) to the speed dial codes 01 to 70.
Choose whether to 
 the Prims line (the default), another external line, or a line pool with
Speed dial numbers’
Use the default 
Start/Stop times shown on the Programming Record or assign new times for
Service Modes.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you assign up to 70 2-digit speed dial numbers
that can be dialed from 
 telephones.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you re-assign a telephone’s internal number or
change the lengths of all internal numbers and of Received numbers.
A sub-heading for a programming section that informs you of the system version.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you set the system’s clock.
A sub-heading for a programming section that lets you program physical trunks in Trunk Data.
Program physical trunk lines in Line Data programming.
Assign the number of times that a call you transfer is allowed to  before the call returns to
your telephone. Default is 3 rings.
Set Trunk answer to Yes to allow external calls to be answered by any telephone, regardless of
where the call rings.
A section of programming that lets you program settings for physical trunk lines only.
Enter a two-digit filter number to temporarily replace the Set 
 or Line/set filter assigned to this
telephone. The default (Defit) allows a filter programmed previously to continue to apply.
Program the telephone numbers required to access up to five different Voice Message Centers
using the callback function of the Message Waiting feature (providing you have subscribed to Call
Display services).
Program which of the five Voice Message Centers are to be accessed by each specific line. Valid
settings are Voice Message Center 
 5, and None. The default setting for all lines is
Voice Message Center 1. 
						

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9. Call Services
Show line: 
 Auto Call Info
Set servicesShow 
For each line assigned:
Log passwrd:None1 NameNumbr Line]  
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C. Set 
Copy. SYSTEM data
Copy: SYSTEM + USER
D. System Version
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