Nortel Modular Ics 6.0 Programming Record Manual
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73 P0992642 03 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming Record Sys Admin Log (Maintenance; Sys Admin Log) Sys Admin Log Log item Time of log itemNumber of repetitions Time and date that log was checked
74 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming RecordP0992642 03 Network evt log (Maintenance; Network evt log) Network Log Log itemTime of log item Number of repetitions Time and date that log was checked
75 P0992642 03 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming Record Template specific defaults For the Norstar MICS 6.0 system, the Square template is the default template. The Centrex, Hybrid, PBX and DID template are also available as an option at startup. For the Norstar MICS-XC 6.0 system, the PBX template is the default template. The DID template is also available as an option at startup. For information on defaults for Registration, Radio data, Radios, Cells, and the Registration password, refer to your MICS-XC Norstar-Companion Installer Guide. These settings are used with XC 6.0 systems that use Companion components. The following charts show the sections of the Programming Record where the Centrex, Hybrid, PBX and DID default values differ from the Square template default values. Terminals&Sets defaults Line Access † is a three-digit line number. The Centrex template sequentially assigns lines to DNs. It assigns Line 001 to DN221, Line 0 02 to DN 222, and so on, until all lines are assigned to DNs. The lines automatically become prime lines for the DNs. Restrictions SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Line assignmen t Set 221 Lines 001 to 002: Appear & Ring other sets Lines 001 to 002: Appear & RingSet 221 Line † Appear & Ring Set 221 Line 001: Appear & Ring other sets Line 001: Appear onlySet 221 All lines: Unassigned other sets All lines: UnassignedSet 221 All external lines: Unassigned other sets All lines: Unassigned Target lines 157-284: UnassignedTarget lines 157-284: Ring only Line pool accessPool A to O: NPool A: Y Pool B to O: N Prime lineNoneLine †I/C SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Restrn flt 01 Restr’n 01 Restr’n 02 Override 001 Override 002 Override 003 Restr’n 03 Override 001 Restr’n 04 Restr’n 05 Restr’n 06 Restr’n 07 Restr’n 08 Restr’n 09 Restr’n 10 0 1 1800 1877 1888 911 911 411 976 1976 1976 1900 1900 555121290 91 91800 91877 91888 9911 9911 9411 9976 91976 91976 91900 91900 955512120 1 1800 1877 1888 911 911 411 976 1976 1976 1900 1900 5551212
76 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming RecordP0992642 03 Telco features (Feature assignmnt) Lines defaults Trunk/Line data (Target lines) Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog loopstart) SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Call log setNYSet 221: Y other sets: NNdefault target line: Y other lines: N Extl VMsg setNdefault target line: Y other lines: N SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Rec’d #:NoneDN of the set it appears on SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Line type PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Pool B 061 to 068: Pool C 069 to 076: Pool D 077 to 084: Pool E 085 to 092: Pool F 093 to 0100: Pool G 101 to 108: Pool H 109 to 112: Pool I 113 to 116: Pool J 117 to 120: Pool K 121 to 124: Pool L 125 to 128: Pool M 129 to 132: Pool N 133 to 136: Pool O 137 to 140: Public 141 to 144: Public 145 to 336 : PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Public 061 to 336: Public
77 P0992642 03 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming Record Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog Groundstart) Trunk/Line data (Digital and E&M lines) SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Line type PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Pool B 061 to 068: Pool C 069 to 076: Pool D 077 to 084: Pool E 085 to 092: Pool F 093 to 0100: Pool G 101 to 108: Pool H 109 to 112: Pool I 113 to 116: Pool J 117 to 120: Pool K 121 to 124: Pool L 125 to 128: Pool M 129 to 132: Pool N 133 to 136: Pool O 137 to 140: Public 141 to 144: Public 145 to 336 : PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Public 061 to 336: Public SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Line typePublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Pool B 061 to 068: Pool C 069 to 076: Pool D 077 to 084: Pool E 085 to 092: Pool F 093 to 0100: Pool G 101 to 108: Pool H 109 to 112: Pool I 113 to 116: Pool J 117 to 120: Pool K 121 to 124: Pool L 125 to 128: Pool M 129 to 132: Pool N 133 to 136: Pool O 137 to 140: Public 141 to 144: Public 145 to 336 : PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Public 061 to 336: Public
78 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming RecordP0992642 03 Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog DID) Trunk/Line data (BRI-2, BRI-ST, BRI-U2 and BRI-U4 lines) SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Line type PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Pool B 061 to 068: Pool C 069 to 076: Pool D 077 to 084: Pool E 085 to 092: Pool F 093 to 0100: Pool G 101 to 108: Pool H 109 to 112: Pool I 113 to 116: Pool J 117 to 120: Pool K 121 to 124: Pool L 125 to 128: Pool M 129 to 132: Pool N 133 to 136: Pool O 137 to 140: Public 141 to 144: Public 145 to 336 : PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Public 061 to 336: Public SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Line typePublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Pool B 061 to 068: Pool C 069 to 076: Pool D 077 to 084: Pool E 085 to 092: Pool F 093 to 0100: Pool G 101 to 108: Pool H 109 to 112: Pool I 113 to 116: Pool J 117 to 120: Pool K 121 to 124: Pool L 125 to 128: Pool M 129 to 132: Pool N 133 to 136: Pool O 137 to 140: Public 141 to 144: Public 145 to 336 : PublicLines Pool 001 to 030: Pool A 031 to 060: Public 061 to 336: Public
79 P0992642 03 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming Record Restrictions Services defaults Access codes SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Restrn flt 00No restrictions (cannot be changed) Restrn flt 01 Restr’n 01 Restr’n 02 Override 001 Override 002 Override 003 Restr’n 03 Override 001 Restr’n 04 Restr’n 05 Restr’n 06 Restr’n 07 Restr’n 08 Restr’n 09 Restr’n 10 0 1 1800 1877 1888 911 911 411 976 1976 1976 1900 1900 555121290 91 91800 91877 91888 9911 9911 9411 9976 91976 91976 91900 91900 955512120 1 1800 1877 1888 911 911 411 976 1976 1976 1900 1900 5551212 SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID Line pool codesNonePool A: 9 Pool B to O: None Park prefix1 Extrnl code9None
80 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming RecordP0992642 03 Glossary of programming headings and settings This section presents the programming hierarchy in the Norstar Modular ICS/Modular ICS-XC interface. The dots each represent a level below the top level Top LevelLevel 1Level 2Level 3 Below the 3rd level Menu item Description Profile (use only at system startup) Change on non-North American systems, only! Use this command to choose a profile that reflects the trunk card profile for the specific country. Use Profile password. WARNING: Never use this command after Startup has been run. Dialpad (use only at system startup) Use this command to select the dialpad layout you require. This is a system- wide setting. Use Dialpad access. Startup (use only for initial configuration at system startup) Use this command to select the default information specific to your system. Use Startup access. This command is only available immediately after startup of the KSU. TemplateSelect the template to assign the default values for the system. Start DNEnter between three and seven digits to indicate the first DN of the range you plan to use. The length of this entry also defines the default DN length and the default Received number length. Note: If the first digit of a DN is the same as any of the follow codes, the system sets these codes to None: Direct-dial digit Call Park prefix first digit of a line pool access code
81 P0992642 03Modular ICS 6.0 Programming Record Use the following commands to change defaults and configure the lines and sets to suit your system requirements. Use Installer or Administrator access codes. Te r m i na ls & Se t sThese commands allow you to assign settings to each telephone (DN). Show set:_Enter the D N of the telephone you want to program. XXXX:XXXXDN number and current name displays to confirm your request. Line accessThese commands allow you to assign lines to each DN. You can copy the settings from one DN to another. Line assignmentUse these settings to determine which lines are assigned to the telephone. You can also define how incoming calls on those lines will be handled. Show line:______Enter the numbers of the lines to be assigned to the telephone. LXXX:UnassignedAssign the line by pressing the CHANGE soft key to choose how you want the line to show on the telephone (Appr & ring, Ring only, or Appr only). You can use the SCAN softkey to determine which lines have been assigned. LinePool accessUse this menu to define which line pools a telephone, DISA DN or AutoDN will access. All lines except ISDN PRI lines use lines A to 0. PRI lines use PRI-A, Pri-B, etc. Line Pool A:NScroll through the line pool listing and select the pools to assign to the telephone. Prime line: I/CThis setting determines the first line selected when the user makes an outgoing call. If you select a line or line pool as prime line, the line or line pool must be assigned to the telephone. Intercom keysSelect the number of intercom buttons on a telephone for accessing internal lines and line pools. Answer DNsEnter the DN of another telephone. This set performs the indicated function when the other set receives a call. You can assign up to five answer DNs. Show set Enter the D N of the telephone for which this telephone will have an answer button. XXXX:UnassignedAssign the answer DN by pressing the CHANGE soft key to choose how you want the line to show on the telephone (Appr & ring, Ring only, or Appr only). You can use the SCAN soft key to determine which DNs have been assigned. OLI#Enter the 10-digit outgoing line identification number. OLI #For some ISDN devices (for example, video conference sets) this allows the OLI digits to replace the internal DN digits on the ISDN device call setup. (Profile 1 and 4 only.) CapabilitiesThese commands allow you to select the call features for a telephone. Fwd no answerRedirect all incoming calls when this telephone does not answer. Fwd to Enter the external number or the DN of the telephone to which you want to redirect all incoming calls. Forward delaySelect the number of rings before an unanswered call is forwarded. The heading appears only if a Forward no answer external number or DN is assigned. Fwd on busyRedirect all incoming calls when this telephone is busy with another call. Fwd to Enter the external number or the DN of the telephone to which you want calls to be redirected when this telephone is busy.
82 Modular ICS 6.0 Programming RecordP0992642 03 DND on BusySelect whether or not an incoming call rings if the user already is on another call. Handsfree Select whether Handsfree will be available to a telephone. HF answerbackSelect whether a user can automatically answer a voice call without lifting the receiver or pressing the Å button. It is always turned off for a T7100 telephone. Pickup grpAny user in a pickup group can answer calls to any other telephone in their group using the Call Pickup-group feature ( ²àÞ). Choose one of nine pickup groups, or choose None to disable the feature for this telephone. Page zoneAssign a page zone to allow this set to receive pages, or choose None to prevent pages at this telephone. PagingSelect whether paging can be performed from this Norstar telephone. D-DialSelect whether you can call the Direct-dial telephone from this telephone using the Direct-dial digit. Priority callIf a call is critical for the called party to receive, you can program this telephone to interrupt calls or to override Do Not Disturb at another Norstar telephone when you enter ²ßá. A priority call can be refused at the set you call if the called party enters Do Not Disturb ( ²¡Þ). However, a priority call cannot be blocked by at a telephone that is already in Do Not Disturb mode. HotlineSelect whether a telephone number will be dialed automatically when a user lifts the receiver or presses the button on the memory keys that is designated as the Handsfree/Mute button. Intrnl#:NoneChoose Intrnl to enter an internal Norstar telephone as the hotline. Intrnl#:_______Enter the internal DN you want to use as the hotline. Extrnl#:NoneChoose Extrnl to enter an external telephone as the hotline. Extrnl#:_______Enter the external DN you want to use as the hotline. Aux. ringerSelect whether an external auxiliary ringer will ring for incoming calls at this telephone. Note: The customer-supplied ringer hardware must be installed before the feature will work. Allow redirectSelect whether to allow this telephone to redirect lines. Redirect ringSelect whether a telephone rings briefly when a call is redirected by the Line Redirection feature ( ²¡Ý). ATA settingsAnalog telephones or other devices which are connected to the ICS using an Analog Terminal Adapter (ATA) may need the additional programming found under this subheading. ATA ans timerThis setting determines the timing between when an ATA-connected device dials out and when the device becomes ready to receive DTMF tone from the far end analog device. ATA u s eChoose the setting that indicates where the ATA is situated (On Site/Off Site) ATA d v cSet to enhance connectivity for telephones connecting to PRI and BRI lines through an ATA module. Choose Telephon for telephones, and Modem for other devices, such as fax machines.